Reese Witherspoon portrayed the character Elle Woods in the film “Legally Blonde” produced by MGM. The movie is known for its attention to detail, as well as subtle mistakes. There are a few continuity errors regarding Warner’s hairstyle and a lamp in Elle’s room. Additionally, Elle and her dog Bruiser have matching necklaces, and Elle brings some UCLA decorations to Harvard. Matthew Davis played the character Warner in “Legally Blonde” from MGM.
During the scene where Warner picks up Elle from the sorority house, his hair is styled to the side. However, in the following dinner scene, his hair is slicked back using gel. There is a line during the breakup scene that can only be noticed when reading the subtitles, where a background character says a nearly inaudible humorous line. This moment may also be a subtle parody of the iconic scene from “When Harry Met Sally” where a diner says, “I’ll have what she’s having.”
Elle appears to be a fan of soap operas, as she is shown watching episodes of “General Hospital” and referencing “Days of Our Lives” in her Harvard admissions video. The engagement announcement Elle reads does not provide all the information mentioned when she reads it aloud. Additionally, Warner’s brother is not listed as a third on the page shown.
Throughout the movie, Elle and her dog Bruiser wear similar necklaces in different scenes, showcasing their coordinating styles. Elle’s room is seen with her fashion textbooks when she is studying for the LSAT, indicating her interest in Fashion Merchandising, which she studied during her undergrad program.
There is a student who seems to disappear from the shot during the law-school introduction scene where Elle meets other Harvard students. The bulletin board Elle and Warner chat in front of showcases various student activities, including courses on dealing with the media and open positions on the law-school council.
After being kicked out of class, Elle meets Emmett outside her Harvard dorm, and they only have a brief exchange before Warner and Vivian approach. However, Vivian was in the class that Elle got kicked out of, suggesting that the entire class period was only a few minutes long.
Elle’s pink, scented resume handed to Professor Callahan is a real-life reference to the author of the book “Legally Blonde,” Amanda Brown. Brown submitted her book on pink paper when she was seeking representation. In one scene, Elle’s lamp randomly switches on and off during her call with Serena and Margot from her Harvard room.
Serena tells Elle that she got bangs, but she had thinner bangs at the beginning of the movie. Elle also brings some decorations from UCLA to Harvard, including a neon sign that can be seen in both of her college rooms throughout the film.
Lastly, before Vivian appears on the screen, her reflection is visible on a metal sign next to the elevator when she confronts Elle after her meeting with Callahan.
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