Enigma

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When Hester Wallace decodes the long list of Polish names the camera zooms in on the name "Zygalski" [...]	D
The real Bletchley Park was the home to the Enigma code-breakers during WWII. The English only admit [...]	D
In reality, the chief code-breaker was Alan Turing, a homosexual who was prosecuted under the Crimin [...]	D
One of the motivations behind making this movie was the indignation of many British World War 2 vete [...]	D
Final feature film with a full music score composed by John Barry.	D
Mick Jagger owned an original four-rotor Enigma encoding machine which he loaned to the film for his [...]	D
Thomas Jericho is loosely based on real-life mathematician and code-breaker Alan Turing (1912-1954).	D
Kate Winslet was pregnant with her daughter during the filming of this movie, so the schedule was ar [...]	D
The railway station used in the film is Loughborough Central on the Great Central Railway, which is [...]	D
When he's tapping on the desk with a pencil, Tom is spelling out "Claire" in Morse code.	D
Mick Jagger actively pursued the rights for the Robert Harris novel, given his interest in the whole [...]	D
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Donald Sumpter, Paul Rattray and Robert Pugh have all starred in the hit-seri [...]	D
Hester Wallace adjusts her spectacles 16 separate times throughout the movie.	D
Mick Jagger: Jagger - the film's producer - is sitting at a dinner table at the dance.	D
When reading out the letters of the codes someone pronounces the letter Z as 'zee' (American English [...]	D
The Bletchley Park mansion in this film is not the actual Bletchley Park mansion, but another prop [...]	D
The scarf that Tom wears throughout the film is a King's College Cambridge scarf, which is the colle [...]	D
Although he has been involved in the movie industry largely as an actor, this is the first time that [...]	D
Kate Winslet came under criticism from some of the surviving women who served at Bletchley Park duri [...]	D

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Throughout the movie, military personnel are heard reading out single letters when deciphering messa [...]	D
The black chimneys of Portcullis House, built in the late 1990s, can be seen in the long shots of th [...]	D
Although set during the Second World War, all the scenes in and around Trafalgar Square show modern [...]	D
Near the end of the film, when the submarine explodes, our hero is nearby in the water. Unfortunatel [...]	D
Some of the car scenes take place amongst fields that are clearly modern monoculture with huge tract [...]	D
When reading out the letters of the codes someone pronounces the letter Z as 'zee' (American English [...]	D
In the final scene, in London after the war (1946), Hester steps off the pavement and we see double [...]	D
Rape, though its bright yellow color makes for an attractive shot, was not planted in great quantiti [...]	D
The steam locomotive number plate in some earlier scenes reads 63601 which is the British railways n [...]	D
When Hester takes the Enigma machine out of the car and into her flat, she does not take the box wit [...]	D
When asked what the Enigma machine does, Jericho explains that "it turns plain text messages into go [...]	D
When Admiral Trowbridge storms off to his car after tearing strips off Skynner, Logie and Jericho he [...]	D
During the train journey towards the end of the movie, the view from Jericho's compartment shows the [...]	D
The railway coaches seen in the film are British Railways Mk1 stock, which were not introduced until [...]	D
Some modern bulbs in close-ups of Enigma machines.	D
When the U-Boat sights the convoy at night, the crew on the bridge deck are wearing red goggles. The [...]	D
In the opening scene in London, a UPS van can be seen, clearly not a 1945 UPS van but a nice new mod [...]	D
U-boats did not have a "klaxon" diving alarm.	D
The program for the Brahms concert that Wigram finds in Jericho's coat is dated Friday, April 25, 19 [...]	D
When Wigram and Leveret are standing outside the train after Pukowski has jumped off, a British Rail [...]	D
When Hester and Tom Jericho are sat in the car in the barn kissing, the light reflected off Hester's [...]	D
In the opening scene set in 1943, the railway line has modern high performance, prestressed concrete [...]	D
Early in the movie someone uses the word "presently" to mean "at present" or "now". In England, "pre [...]	D
The car chase scene in this film clearly shows telephone poles along the road with a modern insulate [...]	D

Mermagen: D'you know, without your glasses, you do [...]	D
Claire Romilly: Poor you. I really got under your [...]	D
Wigram: Were you surprised when you heard that Adm [...]	D
Tom Jericho: It weighs twenty-six pounds, battery [...]	D
Tom Jericho: Puck and Claire were having an af... [...]	D
Tom Jericho: Do you have any idea what you're talk [...]	D
Tom Jericho: Every day, our Typex machines have to [...]	D
Tom Jericho: I like numbers, because with numbers, [...]	D
Tom Jericho: It's true though, isn't it? The Katyn [...]	D
Hester Wallace: I seem to move in an endless circl [...]	D
Tom Jericho: That makes me feel really stupid. He [...]	D
Tom Jericho: Contact signal... Mary Jane Hawkins! [...]	D
Hester Wallace: Well done, Mr. Jericho, well done! [...]	D
Jozef 'Puck' Pukowski: Tell me, are we hoping for [...]	D
Tom Jericho: Seventeen signals, it's not enough ye [...]	D

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