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While in this film Gary Oldman plays American president Harry Truman during WWII time, Oldman previo [...]	D
Gary Oldman, Winston Churchill e Harry Truman	D
Despite the fact that the Germans are shooting at and bombing the allied forces throughout the movie [...]	D
Christopher Nolan focused on the "realism" of every aspect. For many of the cockpit shots, he had a [...]	D
Early in the movie, a trio of Spitfires overflies the yacht that is the center of one of the three s [...]	D
In a podcast, Quentin Tarantino called his 2nd favorite film of the decade.	D
This movie is similar in style to war dramas of the silent era, such as The Big Parade (1925), as it [...]	D
The clock in the soundtrack doesn't stop ticking during the whole movie, until Alex and Tommy are si [...]	D
In researching the Dunkirk story, "History vs. Hollywood" discovered that while the character Farrie [...]	D
This is the seventh movie between Christopher Nolan and Sir Michael Caine after Batman Begins (2005) [...]	D
The highest-grossing Best Picture nominee of 2017, grossing five hundred twenty-seven million dollar [...]	D
This is the third film released in 2016-2017 to focus on the evacuation of Dunkirk. Their Finest (20 [...]	D
The most recent Christopher Nolan film to be composed by Hans Zimmer.	D
Tom Glynn-Carney (Peter) commented about how thrilling the filming was, saying "It will make every j [...]	D
This is the first Christopher Nolan movie since Insomnia (2002), and third movie overall, in additio [...]	D
The end credits state that twelve of the original little ships that participated in the Dunkirk evac [...]	D
It is the first Christopher Nolan movie to be based on historical events. All of his other movies ha [...]	D
The musical score, including many of the instruments used, is completely anachronistic to the time i [...]	D
The production used twenty ships that were used in the real-life evacuation.	D
When the soldiers are seen arriving at Woking railway station at the end of the movie, the station i [...]	D
The third World War II movie based on true events starring Cillian Murphy. The previous ones were Th [...]	D
This movie marked the sixth collaboration between writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan a [...]	D
Christopher Nolan cited silent movies such as RapacitÃ (1924), Intolerance (1916), and Aurora (19 [...]	D
According to Christopher Nolan, the original ending was supposed to be the shot of the burning Spitf [...]	D
The title "Dunkirk" is divided into three segmented colors: sky blue, dark blue, and white, referrin [...]	D
This was Tom Hardy's third World War II project after Colditz (2005) and Band of Brothers (2001).	D
Of the many destroyers present in Operation Dynamo, the last remaining one is the Polish ORP "Blyska [...]	D
With a run time of 1 hour and 46 minutes, this movie is more than 1 hour and 3 minutes shorter than [...]	D
According to Sir Kenneth Branagh, roughly thirty Dunkirk survivors, who were in their mid-90s, atten [...]	D
In the U.K., this movie opened at the top end of any reasonable expectations, with a very robust 10. [...]	D
This movie's huge success despite a purely 2D release is widely regarded as being responsible for th [...]	D
The character of Mr. Dawson is similar to Charles Lightoller who survived the sinking of the Titanic [...]	D
This is the seventh Christopher Nolan movie to be distributed by Warner Bros.	D
Shot mostly in France under the name "Bodega Bay".	D
Only two women have speaking roles.	D
Critics complained the movie ignored the French Army, which held back German divisions near the city [...]	D
With eight Oscar nominations, this movie is tied with Il cavaliere oscuro (2008) and Inception (2010 [...]	D
The soldiers evacuated from Dunkirk only comprised one-tenth of the British armed forces in 1940.	D
The warships used in this movie include: French T-47-class destroyer MaillÃ©-BrÃ©zÃ© (D627) po [...]	D
The first Christopher Nolan movie since The Prestige (2006) to not receive funding from Legendary Pi [...]	D
After first-hand accounts of the Dunkirk evacuation revealed to writer, producer, and director Chris [...]	D
At 1 hour and 46 minutes, this is Christopher Nolan's shortest movie since his debut, Following (199 [...]	D
American billionaire Dan Friedkin, an avid vintage military aviation collector, allowed the producti [...]	D
The Halt Order was agreed by Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt, commander of Army Group A, and Genera [...]	D
The cast includes three Oscar winners: Mark Rylance, Sir Kenneth Branagh, and Sir Michael Caine; and [...]	D
It was made from a 76 page screenplay. In fact, Christopher Nolan originally intended to make an imp [...]	D
One of the most difficult shoots for Cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema, due to the constant use of I [...]	D
Marks the fifth collaboration between Cillian Murphy and Christopher Nolan.	D
In an interview, Christopher Nolan compared the casting of musician Harry Styles to the casting of H [...]	D
Amongst the British infantry, only Tommy and a few soldiers firing at German planes are shown using [...]	D
Some of the aircraft seen in this movie are actually large (two-meter-long) radio-controlled scale m [...]	D
In regards to the Battle of Dunkirk's importance, Christopher Nolan stated his opinion, "This is an [...]	D
The production only had a forty-five-minute window to achieve the shot of Farrier's plane landing on [...]	D
Tom Hardy and Mark Rylance were nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role at the 2016 Academy Aw [...]	D
During his acceptance speech for "Best Achievement in Sound Mixing" at the BAFTA Awards for his coll [...]	D
Christopher Nolan's fifth straight movie to enter AFI's Top 10 Films list, as well as his eighth mov [...]	D
Told from three points of view: on the beach with the infantry (including Fionn Whitehead and Harry [...]	D
This movie had the widest release in the 70 mm widescreen format in 25 years since Ron Howard's Cuor [...]	D
Christopher Nolan first got the idea of this movie in 1992 while sailing to Dunkirk with his girlfri [...]	D
The "ME-109" is actually a Buchon Hispano HA-1112-M1L built after the war for the Spanish Air Force. [...]	D
Christopher Nolan's first period movie since The Prestige (2006).	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh played Commander Bolton, Royal Navy, the pier master at Dunkirk. Writer, produce [...]	D
Mr. Dawson's boat is flying a blue ensign flag (because he was a member of a yacht club and/or was r [...]	D
This is the third collaboration between Tom Hardy and Christopher Nolan after Inception (2010) and I [...]	D
John Nolan: A blind man, toward the end of the movie. He's the uncle of writer, producer, and direct [...]	D
The fuel used by the Germans was provided by the Soviet Union, due to the German-Soviet Commercial A [...]	D
Some of the actual boats from the Battle of Dunkirk used in this movie are the Hilfranor, the Elvyn, [...]	D
This movie used over 50 boats on the sea and 10 on the beach.	D
Third blockbuster movie where Tom Hardy wears a mask or covers his face for a major period, after Ma [...]	D
Charles Herbert Lightoller, the most senior surviving officer of the RMS Titanic, participated in th [...]	D
The Royal Air Force had been bombing German cities for sixteen days when the evacuation began. The f [...]	D
Near the end of the movie, a Spitfire without fuel is seen shooting down a Stuka dive-bomber. This i [...]	D
In the sequence where the Spitfire ditches into the English Channel, an IMAX camera was strapped int [...]	D
This is the first IMAX-shot movie to be nominated the Academy Award for Best Picture.	D
Actual Battle of Dunkirk veterans Robert Halliday (spent six days on the beach, saved many lives), A [...]	D
Even though he received top billing, Tom Hardy's face is only seen for a few moments. He spends most [...]	D
This is the first Christopher Nolan movie based on actual events.	D
The planes that were bombing the beach were Junkers Ju-87 Sturzkampfflugzeug "Stuka" dive bombers, a [...]	D
This movie had a five-minute IMAX prologue that played in front of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (201 [...]	D
Reunited writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan with composer Hans Zimmer, editor Lee Smit [...]	D
When Farrier (Tom Hardy) lands his Spitfire on the Dunkirk shore, the plane is actually being pilote [...]	D
Sir Winston Churchill had only been British prime minister for 16 days when the evacuation began. On [...]	D
Two historic fishing boats were used as a background decor, the UK 12 and the UK 114. However, "UK" [...]	D
Most of this movie focuses on survival, rather than heroism, but in the last minute or so, Composer [...]	D
Composer Hans Zimmer originally wrote the score for the movie as one one hour and forty-minute piece [...]	D
Christopher Nolan had always intended to have a genuine, "full-size" destroyer in the film as both b [...]	D
The ticking sounds that serve as a crucial theme in the score were recorded by composer Hans Zimmer [...]	D
Harry Styles had a personal bodyguard on-set, because of the unwanted attention.	D
For the sound design of the movie, Christopher Nolan used a Shepard tone, in which ascending notes a [...]	D
The voice of Fortis Leader (the first Spitfire shot down) is that of Sir Michael Caine, in homage to [...]	D
Until the Fall of Singapore in 1942, the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk [...]	D
In several shots, dock cranes are clearly visible, as well as houses that don't look very old. This [...]	D
The British government had already decided to continue the war when the British Expeditionary Force [...]	D
Theatrical movie debuts of Fionn Whitehead (Tommy) and Harry Styles (Alex).	D
The hospital ship seen prominently at the beginning was played by M/S Rogaland, a 1929-built Norwegi [...]	D
In the beginning, it is explained that the German tanks have stopped because "why waste precious tan [...]	D
This was cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema's second collaboration with writer, producer, and directo [...]	D
Around one thousand extras were used.	D
Christopher Nolan's first war movie.	D
Extensive handheld IMAX camera work was accomplished by director of photography Hoyte Van Hoytema, w [...]	D
A large number of cardboard cut-outs of soldiers were placed along with one thousand extras in order [...]	D
Toward the end of this movie, composer Hans Zimmer wrote a drawn out, extended version of Edward Elg [...]	D
The scene in which Farrier's (Tom Hardy's) Spitfire lands on Dunkirk beach was real, done on-locatio [...]	D
If you look up the location on Google Maps (Street View), on Dunkirk beach you can see them building [...]	D
Tom Hardy is the only Spitfire pilot wearing a pair of goggles with a flip-down tinted lense. These [...]	D
"Xylonite" was the name for one of the rescue sailboats seen in the trailer. It is open to visitors [...]	D
"The Hollywood Reporter" stated that Christopher Nolan received a 20 million dollar salary against 2 [...]	D
Will Attenborough's grandfather, Sir Richard Attenborough, starred in a previous version of this his [...]	D
All of the Supermarine Spitfires seen on-screen have their left wings painted almost-completely blac [...]	D
The only movie amongst the Best Picture nominees not to be nominated in any acting category.	D
Continuing his advocacy for film over digital formats, writer, producer, and director Christopher No [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan's fifth movie to feature a character deliver a mono [...]	D
The Guardian U.K. and Warner Bros. U.K. reports that this movie scored 1.33 million pounds sterling [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan, along with his wife, producer Emma Thomas, and a f [...]	D
The city of Dunkirk wanted parts of the movie to be filmed in the original setting. The city governm [...]	D
Urk, a small fishing town in The Netherlands, was used as a base of operations for filming on the IJ [...]	D
The parallels between the experiences of Mark Rylance's small boat and that of "Sundowner" (taken to [...]	D
This movie was shot on the actual beach at Dunkirk where the evacuation took place. When scouting fo [...]	D
Dawson (Mark Rylance) is closely based on Charles Lightoller, second officer of RMS Titanic, who too [...]	D
When asked why he cast Harry Styles in this movie, writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan [...]	D
This is the third Christopher Nolan movie to be written entirely by him. The others were Following ( [...]	D
In this movie, many soldiers cursed the Royal Air Force for not protecting them from the Luftwaffe b [...]	D
The British military was just under three million strong in 1940, and only three hundred thirty thou [...]	D
This movie features the most footage shot on 65mm IMAX film stock to date, with one hour and ninetee [...]	D
According to writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan, the tension that he feels watching Sa [...]	D
This movie was criticized for not showing Indian soldiers. Four companies of the Royal Indian Army S [...]	D
Most unusual for a World War II story, this movie deals with civilians rescuing military personnel, [...]	D
Production was given twelve weeks to rebuild "The Mole" (the white walkway out into the ocean on whi [...]	D
One of the newspaper titles shown in the final scene says "Spirited raid on oil tanks at Ghent". Alo [...]	D
To mimic the effect of a military uniform being visibly worn and used, costume designers put water o [...]	D
Of the forty thousand plus British soldiers captured, who fought the rear guard, ten thousand plus w [...]	D

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Commander Bolton states that they had evacuated 300,000 soldiers but that he would stay on "for the [...]	D
After Collin ditched his Spitfire he isn't able to open the canopy. Trying to smash it also fails. M [...]	D
at 1:47 into the movie the Minesweeper H32 has just been bombed by the German Bomber, within seconds [...]	D
When the Spitfire was burning, the engine cowling had burnt away but there was no engine. In one of [...]	D
The seats on the train are at the very earliest 1950's issue.	D
The Dunkirk promenade shows modern lamp posts with new lighting, which would not have been around in [...]	D
At the 18:00 mark, Mr. Dawson's boat passes a Naval ship, which is safely heading back to Britain, w [...]	D
Mr. Dawson identifies aircraft approaching him from behind as Supermarine Spitfires by the distincti [...]	D
Throughout the movie the British Spitfire fighters are shown with a rectangular "radiator" beneath t [...]	D
The railway carriages in the final scenes date from the 1950s and have seat patterns from the 1980s.	D
One of the authentic Little Ships that appear in the film is clearly named 'RIIS I.' However, at the [...]	D
At the beginning, three British Spitfires are headed to Dunkirk low at 500 feet altitude. Then the l [...]	D
The film features a hospital ship being sunk by air attack while moored to the Mole, drowning many o [...]	D
When the soldiers are in a train carriage back in England, the carriage appears to be a much later B [...]	D
18:20 A warship passes with soldiers on all decks. However they are thinly spread, with one sparse r [...]	D
The scenes were both Soldiers are returning home by train show the design of the seats in blue synth [...]	D
A minesweeper marked 'J22' appears during one of the evacuation sequences in the latter portion of t [...]	D
At the start, Tommy and his comrades try to outrun German rifle bullets - travelling at 2,500 feet/s [...]	D
Modern road signs and road markings can be seen in Weymouth.	D
Near the end of the film a microwave tower can be seen in the background of Dunkirk harbor next to t [...]	D
Once the Dutch fishing boat floats on water, the film presents that bullets penetrate the ship's hul [...]	D
When the Spitfire is shown landed on the beach, ship-to-shore container cranes are visible in the ba [...]	D
After Farrier sets his plane on fire with a flare gun to prevent the Germans from capturing the tech [...]	D
The "little ship," the Moonstone, and its crew - including George Mills, 17 - is openly based at Wey [...]	D
The German bombers attacking the beaches are Ju87 Stukas. The version deployed by the Luftwaffe to t [...]	D
In a scene showing the right hand side of the Spitfires cockpit there's a bit of fluff attached to o [...]	D
During the engine out Spitfire landing towards the end of the film the cuts break between undercarri [...]	D
Even though the canopy should have been open for the ditching, all Spitfires have a crowbar stowed i [...]	D
The film shows very few vehicles, when the British Expeditionary Force was one of the first armies t [...]	D
In the first scene, while running through the street, one of the houses on the right has a modern da [...]	D
Photographs and video footage taken of the beaches at Dunkirk after the evacuation show the beaches [...]	D
As the Spitfire glides over the Dunkirk Beach a number of the houses in the background were definite [...]	D
When Mark Rylance is preparing his boat, the Weymouth Pavilion, a 1950,s building is clearly shown i [...]	D
There are two instances when the German Heinkel He-111 comes under attack by a British Supermarine S [...]	D
The standard ammunition load for a British Fighter in early World War 2 was the Caliber .303 round w [...]	D
Before a ditching or forced landing, a pilot would have been trained to open the canopy to prevent i [...]	D
Several different types of aircraft have the sound of a siren when diving. In reality the "Jericho T [...]	D
The film shows a single jetty created from vehicles where there were actually two. These were used t [...]	D
In the end when Farrier flies above the beach, modern public toilets can be seen.	D
The Spitfire Farrier sets alight burns quite easily, despite it being out of fuel.	D
Mr. Dawson's 'Moonstone' is portrayed as returning from Dunkirk to Weymouth in Dorset. That's 250 mi [...]	D
"When the two pilots discuss whether flying from 1000' to 2000' is worth the extra fuel consumption, [...]	D
As Tommy and Gibson are racing the wounded soldier on the stretcher to the ship early in the film, t [...]	D
Following the trial docking of the first ship, the moles were initially used with a number of ships [...]	D
One of the shots when soldiers are ducking on the mole is used twice (look for the soldier in the bl [...]	D
During the aerial combat scenes, the British pilots always fire at the enemy planes when their targe [...]	D
Some shots of the breakwater construction under the wooden pier walkway clearly show that the breakw [...]	D
The Luftwaffe did not start painting fighter aircraft nose cones yellow until later in 1940. However [...]	D
The destroyer is flying its RN Ensign from the stern, which is only done in harbor. RN warships in b [...]	D
In the background of many shots of Cmdr. Bolton at the end of the Mole pier, a large blue and green [...]	D
The film depicts a single Stuka attacking the beach when according to Dunkirk veteran Alfred Spooner [...]	D
In the 89th minute as the fighter pilot is preparing to land on the beach, the reflection of somethi [...]	D
The Spitfire pilots expend over 70 seconds of ammunition during the course of their one hour mission [...]	D
On the beach, a British soldier salutes an officer while he is not wearing any head wear. This would [...]	D
Mr Dawson's boat is based at Weymouth Harbour. On the upper loading bay the tracks for the dock cran [...]	D
The film focuses on some soldiers jumping the queue, when one of the noted characteristics of the Du [...]	D
The Royal Navy Officers conducting the boat requisitions early in the film are wearing the incorrect [...]	D
Near the end when Farrier runs out of gas in his plane he still manages to shoot down an enemy plane [...]	D
The beach section of the movie takes place over a week, whereas the air section of the movie takes p [...]	D
In the grounded fishing boat, the soldiers have a lengthy discussion who to sacrifice in order to aw [...]	D
During the scenes shot in Weymouth on a couple of occasions, the top of the Weymouth "Sealife Tower" [...]	D
27th minute the German planes strafe the escaping English soldiers stranded on the dock. But they st [...]	D
Early on, one overhears an officer state that a stretcher takes the place of seven men standing on t [...]	D
When the Spitfire runs out of fuel it glides across the beach for an inordinate amount of time, even [...]	D
The Mk 1 Spitfires portrayed had a total fuel capacity of 85 imperial gallons. This was held in two [...]	D
The film shows several vehicles of a later second world war type. Understandably, period vehicles ar [...]	D
In a propeller driven aircraft, a catastrophic loss of power to the propeller, (ie...a loss of fuel [...]	D
The sidings outside Woking station are inside the town where there are buildings that were around be [...]	D
A round engine cowling can be seen during the aerial combat shots depicting forward view of the "Spi [...]	D
As the soldiers abandon the Dutch trawler, the planes fly overhead. They are all propeller-driven (a [...]	D
During a high shot of Weymouth, the current Pavilion can be seen. This is actually The rebuilt Pavil [...]	D
In one of the last shots where Farrier is standing in front of a burning plane, a camera crane is vi [...]	D
In the aftermath of the German Stukas' raid on the beach, there is no sand in Tommy's hair after he [...]	D
The movie uses silence to create tension, where Dunkirk was often very noisy due to heavy air and ar [...]	D
In the background of the scenes on the beach giant "modern" post 1970 container cranes can be clearl [...]	D
The Luftwaffe (German Air Force) fighter aircraft used during the time of the events at Dunkirk woul [...]	D
A French soldier is shown having dressed in British uniform to escape France. In reality he would no [...]	D
There are two white plastic fenders tied to the Moonstone's port front rail in a shot from the wheel [...]	D
None of the civilian buildings in Dunkirk have any damage. Between ground fighting and aerial bombar [...]	D
In some of the transport ships scenes and one or two scenes on the pier at 'The Mole' the end of the [...]	D
In the IMAX version, loads of television aerials can be seen on houses in the background of Weymouth [...]	D
Many of the shots of Farrier in the Spitfire cockpit were shot in a different two seat prop aircraft [...]	D
During the movie the beach is a cratered landscape, caused by continuous bombing. In the end sequenc [...]	D
Before ditching his Spitfire on the desolated beach of Dunkirk, errors are made with regard to the a [...]	D
When pinpointing the location of the "package" the commander points to a map and states that he is a [...]	D
Modern container cranes in the background of Dunkirk shots.	D
As the Spitfire's wheels finally touch the beach, the sun can be seen setting forward and left of th [...]	D
Later in the film, Winant now has the correct two pips and crown of a colonel.	D
On a few occasions the cranes of the container terminal and chimneys of the Arcelor Mittal plant in [...]	D
When Collins ditches his Spitfire the engine is running and the propeller turning. Seen after the cr [...]	D
Shows the flotilla of little ships bringing the soldiers home but the majority were brought back by [...]	D

Frase

Captain Winnant: [sighs, boards the evacuation shi [...]	D
Collins: Oil. It's oil, oil - you're getting into [...]	D
Irate Soldier: [On the pier in England, Collins st [...]	D
Mr. Dawson: Men my age dictate this war. Why shoul [...]	D
Mr. Dawson: [On the Shivering Soldier] He's shell- [...]	D
Commander Bolton: Well, I'd rather face waves than [...]	D
Commander Bolton: Seeing home doesn't help us get [...]	D
Shivering Soldier: You should be at home! Mr. Daw [...]	D
Irate Soldier: Where's the bloody air force?	D
Mr. Dawson: [about planes approaching from behind] [...]	D
Shivering Soldier: Turn it around!	D
Captain Winnant: [Bolton is looking through his bi [...]	D
[last lines] Tommy: We shall go on to the end. We [...]	D
[first lines] Tommy: [to French soldiers] English [...]	D
Shivering Soldier: You haven't turned around. Mr. [...]	D
Blind Man: Well done, lads. Well done. Alex: All [...]	D
Commander Bolton: The tide's turning now. Captain [...]	D
Commander Bolton: The enemy tanks have stopped. C [...]	D
Tommy: How hard is it to find a dead Englishman on [...]	D
Collins: Dunkirk's so far; why couldn't they load [...]	D
Commander Bolton: You can practically see it from [...]	D
Collins: [pursued by a German fighter] He's on me. [...]	D
Commander Bolton: Cut her loose and push her off! [...]	D
Shivering Soldier: Where are we going? Mr. Dawson [...]	D
Alex: [about Gibson] He doesn't speak English. If [...]	D
Peter: Careful! Careful down there! Alex: [Alex l [...]	D
Tommy: Wars are not won by evacuation.	D
Tommy: It's not fair...! Alex: Survival's not fai [...]	D
Shivering Soldier: [Referring to George] Will, uh. [...]	D
Title Card: The enemy has driven the British and F [...]	D
Grenadier: [when Tommy stands in their line] It's [...]	D
[Bolton and Winnant are having a heated discussion [...]	D
Rear Admiral: Publicly, Churchill's told them Bras [...]	D
Collins: [Upon being rescued by Peter] Afternoon.	D

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