Fantastic Mr. Fox Goofs, Mistakes and Bloopers

Fantastic Mr. Fox Goofs, Mistakes and Bloopers

Fantastic Mr. Fox Movie Details

Fantastic Mr. Fox taglines:Dig the life fantastic.
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Actors:
George Clooney Mr. Fox
Meryl Streep Mrs. Fox
Jason Schwartzman Ash
Bill Murray Badger
Wallace Wolodarsky Kylie
Eric Chase Anderson Kristofferson
Michael Gambon Franklin Bean
Willem Dafoe Rat
Owen Wilson Coach Skip
Jarvis Cocker Petey
Wes Anderson Weasel
Karen Duffy Linda Otter
Robin Hurlstone Walter Boggis
Hugo Guinness Nathan Bunce
Helen McCrory Mrs. Bean
Directors: Wes Anderson
IMDB Rating: 8.2/10 out of 10,184 votes

“Fantastic Mr. Fox” 2009 by Wes Anderson – Movie Goofs

“Fantastic Mr. Fox” Plot Summary

Angry farmers, tired of sharing their chickens with a sly fox, look to get rid of their opponent and his family.

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“Fantastic Mr. Fox” Goofs List

  • Factual errors: When Latin names of the animals displayed in the film they are not written in the correct format. Latin names are standardized in the scientific community worldwide and are correct only when written in a specific format, e.g.Genus species with the genus capitalized, species written all lowercase, and both written either in italics or simply underlined. The film depicts both genus and species capitalized with standard type.
  • Errors in geography: The film avoids identifying its setting as either Britain or America. Conveniently, Mr. Fox’s species Vulpes vulpes is found in both countries. The human town has some very British details including a round red post box (American would be square and blue), the station wagon has a right-hand drive, and the humans have British accents. (Even if the setting is England, the animals’ American accents are permissible as an element of fantasy.) The beaver’s species is given as Castor fiber, the Eurasian variety (the American variety is Castor canadensis). However, the wolf’s mountain looks more like a place in America or Canada, and more conclusively, there is an American opossum among the animals. There are no native opossums, nor any marsupial relatives, anywhere in Europe, so an opossum cannot be from the same region as Castor fiber.
  • Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The rabid beagle’s tag reads Canis familiaris, an obsolete classification. Tame dogs (familiaris) are now considered to be a subspecies of the wolf Canis lupus (which Fox correctly identified on the mountain), rather than their own species. Since news of species revisions travels slowly, it is realistic that not everyone has heard of the change.
  • Continuity: In long-shots, there is a building between the second and third of the four silos on the Bean farm (“E” and “A”). In closer angles, the silos are equally spaced and the building is not readily visible.
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