In the Name of the Father

The poster of 'Jimi Hendrix' (qv) in the jail cell is a 1993 MCA reissue.

In an interior prison scene, an entire sound "dolly" with technician is in full frame, left side, for a few seconds.

At the end, Gerry's shirt changes color between when he walks out of the courtroom and when he talks to reporters outside.

The clip from _The Godfather (1972)_ (qv), which the inmates are watching just before they murder the prison guard, is out of sequence.

When Gerry is released from prison, policemen standing behind him on the steps disappear and reappear between shots.

Gareth Peirce, a solicitor, is seen addressing the court.

At the time of the trial, solicitors did not have "rights of audience" and could not, therefore, address the court.

At that time, only barristers could do this.

When Gerry is arriving in London in 1974 we see an early-'80s Ford Transit van and a similarly dated Ford Fiesta.

During the riot, Gerry's sister and her friend are on the swings, she says, "Oh, my God," but clearly that is not what she is saying.

In the relatively short scene where Gerry is speaking with their Atty.

, the guard behind Gerry alternates position and stance in each shot - head down (and looking asleep) and then moved to the side and alert in other shots.

When Paul and Gerry arrive in London they are seen walking the streets looking for Paddy's house.

As they reach the street corner the street sign for 'Huskisson Street' can be seen - there is no street named this in London, only in Liverpool (the location of the take).

A TV News report describes the Ardoyne district as being in West Belfast.

In fact it is in North Belfast.

In in Belfast apartment, as Mr.

Conlon is preparing to go to London to help Gerry, he throws some CDs in his case.