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After a weekend of golf, St. Clair and Kathleen are in a restaurant. St. Clair holds a cigarette in [...]	D
Toscanini gratefully accepts $1,000 from Florence Foster Jenkins. In real life, Toscanini would not [...]	D
Earl Wilson was not a music critic for the New York Post; he was a gossip columnist. His actual titl [...]	D
When Kathleen turned on the radio in St. Clair's apartment, it came on instantly. It should have nee [...]	D
When Florence Foster Jenkins is on the radio, the station also plays the Sarabande from Bach's secon [...]	D
Florence tells Toscanini that her concert will be on June the 4th, Saturday night at 8pm; however th [...]	D
About an hour into the film, Hugh Grant (St. Clair) was out and about in the middle of the night. In [...]	D
A few scenes in alleyways include nightclub posters. At least one refers to BeBop, which was still e [...]	D
The table radio in the apartment that St. Clair shares with Kathleen is a Philco model 50-922, which [...]	D
The newsstand outside of Florence's building the day after her October 25, 1944 Carnegie Hall perfor [...]	D
Florence designed her costumes in real life, so surely she knows the accessories she wears with each [...]	D
The film shows Florence and Cosme performing at Carnegie Hall on an empty stage (except for the pian [...]	D
The sailors in the audience at Carnegie Hall would never have worn their hats during the performance [...]	D
St. Clair Bayfield smokes filtered cigarettes in several scenes. Marlboro created the first commerci [...]	D
The grand piano shown during the final recital in Carnegie Hall is a Model D Steinway piano. It feat [...]	D
In several scenes, a 1949 Packard is parked on the street. Due to wartime production stoppages, the [...]	D
Although the film is set in the fall of 1944, a taxi cab is clearly shown to have a 1942 New York li [...]	D
St.Clair Bayfield visits pianist Cosme McMoon in his apartment to discuss the upcoming performance a [...]	D
Arturo Toscanini presents Florence Foster Jenkins with his recording of the "Bell Song" from Leo Del [...]	D
The Carnegie Hall concert includes a mixed race audience of servicemen. While the US Armed Forces ha [...]	D
NBC Radio identified itself as "NBC, the National Broadcasting Company", not as the "NBC Radio Netwo [...]	D
The U.S. flag flying at Carnegie Hall has 50 stars, although the United States had only 48 states at [...]	D
At the concert, people shout "Bravo!" to Florence Foster Jenkins, and at the end Bayfield salutes he [...]	D
Many of the cars in the street view of NY seem to be newer than 1944. Some look like early 50s even.	D
Toward the end of the film, St Clair is sitting on Florence's bed, consoling her. She starts to cry, [...]	D
In several 1944 scenes, a blue 1949/1950 Oldsmobile can be seen parked on the street.	D
The Columbia record of Lily Pons singing the "Bell Song" from "LakmÃ©" that is presented to Mme. J [...]	D
Though Cole Porter was crippled in a horseback riding accident in 1937, and walking was difficult fo [...]	D

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[First lines] St Clair Bayfield: "Swounds I shoul [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: Is her instrument quite what it [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: You are not strong enough, Bunn [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: Will you be writing something? [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: [Doing breathing exercises with [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: People may say I couldn't [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: Are you fond of sandwiches? Co [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: No mockers and no scoffers!	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: Just hurry. St Clair Bay [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: If you can forgive Madam Floren [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: In the hall, Madam Florence kee [...]	D
Carlo Edwards: Obviously I'll do my utmost to atte [...]	D
St Clair Bayfield: Singing at Carnegie Hall is her [...]	D
CosmÃ© McMoon: Oh! I played Carnegie Hall. I... [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: They're getting through t [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: You inspire me. I shall w [...]	D
CosmÃ© McMoon: I think Madam Florence might need [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: [dressed as Valkyre] How [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: He didn't understand abou [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: You know, we are so looki [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: I got myself a little apa [...]	D
CosmÃ© McMoon: Mr. Bayfield, I am a serious pian [...]	D
Florence Foster Jenkins: Now, I must warn you, I w [...]	D

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