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When everybody's on the bus and they're singing "Tiny Dancer", William turns to Penny Lane and says, "I have to go home." Look at Penny as he says this. She's about to sing the line: "Hold me close, young tiny dancer." when in fact the next line to the song is : "Count the headlights on the highway", which everybody else on the bus knows!! Where was she??

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Erik on 05-02-2001

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theheretic writes:: not technically a slipup, if you know anything about directing and editing a movie... the music track was laid on later to provide a continuous track. at the time of shooting, kate hudson was definately singing along with the music perfectly.; 10 of 15 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Erik writes:: Then it's a slip-up in editing!! Nonetheless, it's a mistake that could've been fixed!!!; 5 of 5 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Bug_Babe writes:: The words ARE wrong, but also, she opens her mouth to sing at a section of the song where there is no words, just before William talks to her.; 0 of 0 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

TheJurassicParkAuthority writes:: Not totally a slipup, actually adds some character to her character. I don't know all the words to every song, and maybe neither does she. It's funny and she looks cute in that scene. I don't think this should be regarded as a slipup, but more of a noteworthy obscurity.; 0 of 0 people found this comment helpful. Did you?