The Peanuts Movie (2015)

Continuity mistake: Charlie Brown is using a pen to write a book report. The black ink leaks and gets all over his hands. When he walks to his dresser to get a pencil, all the ink stains are gone.

Deliberate mistake: The little red-haired girl boards a bus with other children who are headed to summer camp. As the bus drives away, there is nobody in the driver's seat. This movie maintains Charles Schulz's policy of never showing adults in his comic strips or animated television specials, but a bus driver could at least have been depicted in silhouette.

Continuity mistake: When Snoopy is on top of his doghouse finishing the last page of his story on the typewriter, the page is already high out of the platen with the last of the words much nearer to the top of the sheet than they should be.

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Trivia: This was the first "Peanuts" film since the death of its creator, Charles M. Schulz, in 2000.

Trivia: When the removal truck reverses into the driveway of the little red-head girl, the name on the rear doors is Mendelson and Meledez. It was named after Lee Mendelson who was an executive producer of the peanuts TV specials and Bill Melendez who did the voices of Snoopy and Woodstock.

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Trivia: Charlie Brown inherited his name from creator Charles M Schulz, whose nickname was "Charlie." His last name "Brown" was taken from one of Schulz's co-workers at the Art Instruction Inc.

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Lucy van Pelt: Agh! I've got dog germs.

Lucy van Pelt: No dogs.

Charlie Brown: You've got to help me, Linus! I'm not sure I can handle being partners with the Little Red-Haired Girl! How will I support her? I can't afford a mortgage! What if I'm put into escrow?
Linus: Charlie Brown, you're the only person I know who can turn a book report into a lifelong commitment.

Question: Which kids do what acts for the talent show?