Other mistake: In the end credits, the pseudo-newspaper text surrounding James Marsden reads "The best man was Kevin Doyle's long-time friend and colleague, Trent, who has [James Marsden] The best man was Kevin Doyle's long-time friend and colleague, Trent, who has recently taken over." The part before the actor's name is repeated immediately after.
27 Dresses (2008)
1 other mistake - chronological order
Directed by: Anne Fletcher
Starring: James Marsden, Katherine Heigl, Malin Akerman, Brian Kerwin
Continuity mistake: In the final scene of the movie when Jane gets married on the beach, you see guests arriving and Tess is handing out programs. She hands a program to a blond girl with a brown polka dot dress. In the next shot, we see Tess talking to George and the same woman arrives again and Tess hands her a program again.
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Trivia: Although the movie title is "27 Dresses", one of Jane's bridesmaid outfits is actually a man's black suit and tie (pant suit), and not a dress at all. This is shown at the end during Jane and Kevin's wedding. So really the movie should be called "26 Dresses and One Suit."
Question: When Tess reveals to Jane that she has booked the Boat House as the location of the wedding she explains that she was only able to book it because of a cancellation. She then goes on to give details of that cancellation. How would she know those details and why would the people that booked her even give her those details or even know them at all themselves? Those things seem private even if it is based on fictional events.
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Answer: I'm sure the person in charge of booking the location has these details. Sure it was unprofessional to give these details out, but it happens all the time.
Kimberly Mason