Continuity mistake: When Eddie Murphy is on a duck hunting trip with a bunch of gun lobbyists, the lobbyists are firing their M16 rifles at a bunch of ducks that are flying by. You can clearly see them squeezing the trigger and not a single shell case is coming from the chamber of the gun. Also, when you fire a gun there is usually smoke from the muzzle but in the movie there is no smoke, yet you hear the sound of several guns firing. (00:55:00)
The Distinguished Gentleman (1992)
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Directed by: Jonathan Lynn
Starring: Eddie Murphy, Joe Don Baker, Lane Smith, Sheryl Lee Ralph
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