Directed by:
Luc Besson

Starring:
Jean Reno as Léon
Gary Oldman as Norman Stansfield
Natalie Portman as Mathilda
Danny Aiello as Tony
Peter Appel as Malky
Willie One Blood as Stansfield's Men
Don Creech as Stansfield's Men
Keith A. Glascoe as Stansfield's Men
Randolph Scott as Stansfield's Man
Michael Badalucco as Mathilda's Father

• Near the end where the swat team took Mathilda hostage a couple guys bumped into the wall and the wall bounced in! - Dr. Crawford

• Mathilda's money should not be neatly wrapped as she darts away from the detectives entering her old apartment. - Dr. Crawford

• Mathilda's school calls her home and the caller says that the school is in Wildwood NJ. When Mathilda returns to the school it is on Roosevelt Island, NY. - Dr. Crawford

• When Stansfield breaks into Mathilda's house he is shown smashing stuff in the kitchen with a pan, while he does this watch his lower right hand part of his back, you can see the battery pack for the microphone! - Dr. Crawford

• When Gary Oldman (Stansfield) shoots Mathilda's pappy in the back, there are no bullet wounds, later (right before he shoots him up close), there are bullet wounds. - David

• When the SWAT team fires an explosive round into Leon's apartment you can see the explosive is on a thin wire that guides it where to go. - David

• In the first scene, Leon drinks a glass of milk and puts the cup down empty, but if you look in the reflection of his glasses, you will see that it is full. - David

• When the guy with dreadlocks is looking through the records, he sets down his gun facing toward the camera. In the next shot, the gun has suddenly moved away from the camera, and then when the angle switches again it is facing the camera once more. - David

• (This is only in the unrated international version titled "Leon") When Leon and Mathilda are in the restaurant drinking wine, the amount of wine in Mathilda's glass changes while she is drinking it. - David

• When Leon shoots the holes around the air conditioner so Mathilda can escape through it, the amount of holes in the wall changes when the camera switches angles. - David

• When Mathilda is talking to the lady who works at the school, she says that ------ died that morning, but after ----- dies they show Mathilda wandering around at night. So if ----- died that morning does that mean that it was pitch black dark in the day and bright and sunny in the afternoon? - David

• At the beginning of the film, when the fat guy is firing his uzi through the wall at Leon, there are way more bullet holes in the wall than the amount of bullets that one uzi can carry. - David

• This goof is only in the uncut international version entitled "Leon": When Leon and Mathilda break into the drug-dealer's apartment and Mathilda shoots him with the paintballs, the paint on the guy's shirt changes a few times. - David