Continuity mistake: Keep an eye on the audience members sitting behind Fred Willard and his partner during the final show scene. The man between them changes from an asian man in a pea green coat to a caucasion man in a tux within the same scene.
Best in Show (2000)
Plot summary
Directed by: Christopher Guest
Starring: Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Christopher Guest, Parker Posey, Jay Brazeau, Michael Hitchcock
Genres: Comedy
In the late 1800s, the Mayflower Kennel Club and Dog Show was created. It has now attained international renown and dog owners everywhere covet the blue ribbon and title of "Best in Show".
We meet Harlan Pepper and his bloodhound Hubert, Gerry and Cookie Fleck with Winky the Norwich terrier, Meg and Hamilton Swan who own a clinically depressed Weimaraner (Beatrice), Scott and Stefan and their two Shih Tzus and Leslie and Sherrie Ann Cabot and their trainer/handler Christy Cummings, proud owners of the two-time champion Rhapsody in White.
Lindsey
Gerry Fleck: She had dozens of boyfriends,
Cookie Fleck: Hundreds,
Gerry Fleck: Hundreds?
Cookie Fleck: Yeah, hundreds.
Gerry Fleck: Well, I did not know that.
Trivia: Parker Posey actually had real braces fitted for her role as the neurotic Meg Swan.
Question: Does anyone know what was in Scot's pocket that he threw out during his final circuit?
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