Goofs

Frank walks into Detective Fink's office, sits down and lights a cigarette. The cigarette remains in his mouth until a closeup, where it is missing. When the wide shot is resumed, the cigarette is back again.

When Seymour is talking with the prostitute, her scarf moves from one shoulder to the other in alternate shots.

When Seymour is in the railroad yard, the position of his hands on his head changes back and forth depending on the angle of the shot.

Mel Welles's character name is spelled as "Mushnik" in the end credits, but appears as "Mushnick" on the sign outside his shop.

Discrepancies between a character's name in the film and the credits are classified as "Unacceptable Goofs" per IMDb guidelines.

Jackie Joseph's character name appears to be spelled incorrectly as "Audry" in the end credits. On the sign outside of Mushnick's shop advertising the new plant, the name appears as "Audrey" Junior, the spelling most often used for this name.

Discrepancies between a character's name in the film and the credits are classified as "Unacceptable Goofs" per IMDb guidelines.

The exterior location scenes of Mushnick's Florist shop show that the business located there is the Good News Rescue Mission.

When one of the cops "trips" over Mushnik's leg in the chase at the end, he never actually makes contact with the leg and clearly just throws himself down.

When Wilbur Force (Jack Nicholson) walks through a door to see the dentist, he says, "Is this doctor's office?", and the audio is off.

Mrs. Shiva keeps buying flowers for her relatives' funerals. She is clearly Jewish, and refers to "kosher flowers", but one doesn't send flowers to a Jewish funeral.