Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Toby's meat pie changes size a couple of times when he is talking to Mrs.

Lovett.

The amount of shaving cream on Turpin's face changes between shots.

When dancing in the meat pie shop after deciding what to make the new pies out of, the cleaver Sweeney is holding changes positions behind Mrs.

Lovett's back.

Because of the actress's real life pregnancy and filming out of order, Mrs.

Lovett's chest size varies greatly throughout the movie.

When Mrs.

Lovett is singing "The Worst Pies in London", she goes over and stirs a huge bowl of mixture on the counter.

In following shots as she dances back and forth from the counter, the position of the spoon in the bowl changes and the mixture also differs in appearance.

During the final scene the dried blood keeps on moving on Sweeney's face.

At Mrs.

Lovetts grand re-opening, a man is shown walking half way up the stairs to Sweeney Todd's parlor and, after a 10 or so second sequence, he is shown again on the same step.

When Todd is killing Pirelli he cuts his throat above Pirelli's Adams apple just under the chin, but you can clearly see the slice below Pirelli's Adams apple.

Furthermore, as the cut is being made, you can see the blood squirting from the lower spot, while the knife is exactly below the chin.

Johanna is seen packing stuff neatly into a suitcase , she puts the last item into her suitcase neatly , but when Judge Turpin opens her door we see the item hanging over the side as if it was hastily thrown in.

Mrs Lovitt gives Toby a meat pie and he's nearly done eating it when she sits down and begins talking about her late husband , but in the next shot after Toby takes his wig off the pie has only a few bites taken out of it.

During "My Friends" the razor in Sweeney's hand goes from fully open when he first opens it to half way when he stands up, and back to fully open when he turns around.

Also, his grip on it changes from fingers on the blade in the close-up to fingers on the handle only when the camera cuts to a further view.

When baby Johanna is lifted in her first scene, she clearly is wearing modern, plastic diapers.

During the beginning of the song 'The Worst Pies in London,' the onions stuck on the knife Mrs.

Lovett sticks in the counter are on the right side of the blade, facing away from the door (and the camera view).

When she returns to the counter after having Sweeney take a seat, the onions are still on the same side of the blade, but they're facing to the right of the camera view and the amount is noticeably less.

In the beginning, Sweeney's teeth appear to be in very poor shape; however, by time he first picks up the teakettle in his apartment his teeth are considerably whiter and straighter.

When Toby beats the drum to attract peoples' attention on the street, the sounds are very clearly out of sync with him actually beating drum.

If you look closely you can see that the baby that Johanna's mother is holding is really a doll.

When Sweeney Todd knocks Adolfo Pirelli with the teapot, he hits him downward, but Adolfo's head moves upward as if hit from below.

After Todd said they'd bury Pirelli in a secret place, Mrs.

Lovett goes to the window and pulls back the curtain.

In the next shot, we see her through the window with the curtain moved to about half its pole's length.

In the shot after that, however, the curtain is fully closed and she's merely lifting a corner of it.

During the Judge's murder scene, the amount of blood on Todd's face changes with each shot.

When Beadle beats Anthony he breaks the second to last segment of his telescoping cane, but in the next shot it appears fixed.

Sweeney Todd wields a boiling teapot with two hands around the heated pot to hit Pirelli on the head.

He shows no ill effects of the burn he should have incurred.

When Toby is in the basement at the end, he takes a very small bite from the pie, then pulls a piece of finger out of his mouth far bigger than the bite he just took.

In the following shot, the bite in the pie is shown much bigger, almost big enough for the piece of finger he pulled out of his mouth.

When Pirelli pulls out an Italian flag, it is the current type - tricolor.

Not the pre-1946 flag which had a coat of arms on the white bar.

The razors are said by Todd to be silver, but if they were genuine silver they would have been badly tarnished after 15 years.

When Mrs.

Lovett is singing "The Worst Pies In London" she is seen pressing on dough on her counter from behind her hand.

She leans over to push on it, and the shot changes to in front of her, where she leans over to push on it again.

During the song Epiphany, when Sweeney Todd is walking backwards through the people, he is only imagining he's there, but when he looks down, a lady slows down and walks carefully around him.

During "My Friends" Sweeney's thumb changes hight on the razor between shots (between close ups and wide shots).

When Anthony goes into the blonde room to rescue Johanna there is clearly a man with dark hair sitting near the entrance.

When Sweeney is holding up his blade with blood on it, from some shots it has blood dripping down it, and in other shots it has blood smeared on it.

When Sweeney is running and singing in the streets, you can see his reflection when he puts his face in another man's face.

Pirelli's hand sticking out of the chest differently between shots.

When Todd hits Pirelli with the kettle, no water comes out of it.

However, when Todd drops the kettle, the water spills onto the floor.

During one of the climactic deaths scenes at the end, Sweeney slits the victims throat.

Blood spills all over the windows on the roof, The next shot is of Sweeney but the same windows do not seem to have any blood on it, the next shot is of the windows again and there's blood all over it.

When Sweeney strops the blade during "Pretty Women", he slides the blade edge first.

Razors are stropped with the spine leading, and are never rolled along the edge.

During "Epiphany" when Sweeney Todd has his razor up to Mrs.

Lovett's throat, the razor clearly touches her neck and pulls some of the skin sideways, yet there's not a cut or even a mark on her neck when he removes the razor, revealing that the razor is nothing more than a flat piece of metal with no sharp edge.

At the end of "A Little Priest", when the camera zooms out, Sweeney Todd and Mrs.

Lovett's mouths suddenly close and you can only hear Todd singing.

Although the actual mechanism of the chair is not shown, the pedal which Sweeney pushes to open the trap door and send the chair back appears to be switching sides of the chair throughout.

There could be two pedals, one on each side, that operates the same mechanism.

Throughout the film, the bumps on the beggar woman/Lucy's face changes.

When she is speaking to Antony, the bumps on her lips are on the left side of her mouth.

At the end of the film, when Sweeney is holding her, the bumps are on the right side of her mouth.

At the start of the film, as Todd's ship arrives, a completed Tower Bridge is seen.

Construction of Tower Bridge started in 1886 and it wasn't completed until 1894, at least 50 years after the film is set.

The amount of shaving foam on the Judge's face during the song and shave.

When Sweeny slashes the wrenched womens throat at the end, she begins to lift her head up quite high, then a split second later when he opens the trap door, her head is tilted downwards again.

When the judge is being killed he first wear trousers, then he has bare legs with socks, and when falling he has trousers again.

At the beginning of the Market scene, Mrs Lovett states that it is Thursday.

However, a few scenes later, just before Pirelli arrives at the barbers, she says that it is Tuesday, when, supposedly, no more than two days have passed.

During the "Shave-off" with Pirelli, when Sweeney quickly shaves his patron, there is no shaving cream on his razor.

In the "by the sea" song fantasy sequence at the beach, Mrs.

Lovett is shown wearing sunglasses, which weren't invented for outdoor wear until 1929, and her bathing suit is more of the fashion worn at the end of the 19th century.

Sweeney Todd is also wearing a late Victorian suit.

The movie is set in 1846.

One must remember, though, that this is Mrs.

Lovett's fantasy.

For all we know, she could've been the first person to conceive these fashions.

When Signor Pirelli is singing during the contest, he makes the sign of the cross, but he does it with his left hand instead of his right, which not usual for a Catholic.

There are two explanations for this.

OnePirelli is left handed (see Trivia) and uses this hand indefinitely.

TwoPirelli lies about his entire persona, so he might as well be lying about his religion as well.

When the boys felled asleep of to much gin drinking, miss Lovett takes the bottle.

Thje bottle is almost empty.

But when she fills the glass of Tod, there is still a lot of gin in the bottle.