Johnny English

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• Movie Goof (anachronisms): At the end of the movie, newsreader Trevor McDonald says that Sauverge was charged with "high treason", a crime "still punishable with the death penalty under UK law". On 31 July 1998, high treason and piracy with violence ceased to be capital crimes. On 27 January 1999, the Home Secretary (Jack Straw) formally signed the 6th protocol of the European Convention of Human Rights in Strasbourg, on behalf of the British government formally abolishing the death penalty in the UK.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): In the shot at the end, when Lorna falls in the pool, Bough straightens. In the next shot, when Lorna surfaces, he straightens again.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): When Bough and English are in the cemetery, Bough takes the gun away from English and holds it in his hand while he escorts him out of the cemetery. In the next shot, the gun is no longer in Bough's hand and is nowhere to be found.
• Movie Goof (crew or equipment visible): At the end when Johnny drives the Aston (with Lorna in) to the cliff, there is a far-out shot where clearly no-one is around, but on a close-up shot of the side of the car before it parks, a crew member in a white T-shirt can be seen reflected in the car door.