Continuity mistake: When Stranz Van Waldenberg is chasing Chazz, the latter slides under a pipe, followed by Stranz, who leans backwards. We are shown a close-up of Stranz standing up and continuing skating, at which point the camera cuts to a close-up of Chazz and Stranz can be seen standing up for a second time in the background.
Blades of Glory (2007)
Plot summary
Starring: Will Ferrell, Will Arnett, Craig T. Nelson, Amy Poehler, William Fichtner, Jenna Fischer, Jon Heder
Two internationally renouned male ice skaters, one an orphan adopted into a privileged lifestyle with a team of coaches, choreographers and medical practioners, the other a bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks who uses his raw sexual magnetism to wow the crowds.
They are bitter rivals and when they both pull off fantastic routines at the championship a no-holds-bar fight erupts on the podium and they are banned from competing in the males competition for life.
A loophole is found, whereby they can compete as an all-male pair, and the race is on to become match fit and prove the sceptics wrong.
Lucy
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Answer: No. International Skating Union regulations clearly states that the pair has to be a man and a woman.
Mortug
That wasn't the loophole. The loophole was that a ban is only good for the division where the skater was banned. If they were banned in singles, they could still compete in pairs.