This afternoon, Talking Pictures TV showed one of my favourite films, the 1967 Hammer film 'A Challenge for Robin Hood'. I can never watch this without looking out for the motor car passing along the road as Robin Hood attends a fair to rescue Will Scarlet. The scene occurs about 46 mins 48 seconds into the film. I wonder if the makers noticed this at the time, but decided it would be too expensive to reshoot the scene . If this is noticeable on TV, you can imagine how obvious it would be on the silver screen.

Thanks Robert, never seen that before. What a mistake to leave in the film!!

Graham S

I've never actually found the scene, but I believe that there is a moment in "Ben-Hur" where one of the extras is wearing a modern day (for the 1950's) watch, I bet there are many more examples, especially in historical fims.

Is it not also tire tracks in Ben Hur? I do not mean the chariot tracks, but rubber tire marks

A Challenge for Robin Hood was a Hammer film, so budget and moving along to stay on schedule was a key factor.