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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

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Winston Churchill's first use of the 'V' finger sign did not occur until the middle of 1941, a year [...]	D
Winston Churchill often disappeared from Downing Street or the Cabinet War Rooms and appeared somewh [...]	D
Elizabeth does not hit the space bar when she is striking the keys, and she does not pause to hold d [...]	D
The House of Commons scenes show 'prayer cards' on the Front Benches. Members of the Government and [...]	D
Four RAF fighter planes are seen flying over London in a finger four formation. While Luftwaffe had [...]	D
An overhead shot shows bombs falling nearly vertically upon the last British troops at Calais. In re [...]	D
Blackout restrictions were imposed starting in September 1939 and strictly enforced, requiring all v [...]	D
At some point of the movie, you can see a quartz clock. (Its being quartz can be seen by the movemen [...]	D
The copy of the Daily Express which headlines "Chamberlain to resign" features both the date Friday, [...]	D
Churchill says Edward Wood, 3rd Viscount Halifax would never have turned down the offer to be prime [...]	D
Early on in the film a black Riley RM drives past 10 Downing Street. This was a post war model (1945 [...]	D
The conversation between Churchill and the public while riding the Underground continues for more th [...]	D
After Churchill's first speech to Parliament, the scene cuts to Chamberlain in a garden, about to re [...]	D
In the House of Commons when Churchill first appears as Prime Minister, we learn that Chamberlain is [...]	D
When Churchill is summoned by the king, as his car drives onto the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the [...]	D
The exterior of Downing Street 10 is shown, as can be seen from the joints, painted black. Only duri [...]	D
The Labour Party did not recommend Winston Churchill to replace Neville Chamberlain. And they do not [...]	D
When on the Underground, Churchill is advised to travel to Westminster on the District Line. This is [...]	D
The film takes place in May 1940. Elizabeth Layton did not become Winston Churchill's secretary unti [...]	D
Chamberlain tells Halifax in May 1940 that he has cancer. Chamberlain was in pain at this time, but [...]	D
When arguing about the Gallipoli Campaign with Lord Halifax, Churchill claims it had been a good ide [...]	D
Clemmie Churchill and the King are both shown listening on the wireless to Churchill's "We shall nev [...]	D
While the C-47 Skytrain had its first flight in 1941, the Douglas Corporation DC-3, upon which the C [...]	D
When Churchill flies to France trying to shore up the French to continue fighting the Germans, the p [...]	D
Winston Churchill's "never surrender" speech was given to Parliament on June 4, 1940, after the Dunk [...]	D

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Clemmie: You are strong because you are imperfect. [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Do I have your, uh, permission, [...]	D
Elizabeth Layton: [laughing at Churchill's picture [...]	D
King George VI: One never knows what's going to co [...]	D
Winston Churchill: D'you know, I've never ridden a [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [In the toilet] Please tell the [...]	D
Winston Churchill: My father was like God. Busy el [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Those who never change their mi [...]	D
Winston Churchill: My poor judgement.	D
Clemmie: Are we terribly old? Winston Churchill: [...]	D
Winston Churchill: On certain matters I have very [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Turning once again to the quest [...]	D
Winston Churchill: You can not reason with a tiger [...]	D
Winston Churchill: There is no doubt that if we fa [...]	D
Clement Atlee: [on Neville Chamberlain] Owing to h [...]	D
King George VI: Go to the people. Let them instruc [...]	D
Winston Churchill: I'm getting the job only becaus [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Success is not final, failure i [...]	D
King George VI: [to Churchill] I confess I had som [...]	D
Winston Churchill: I have nothing to offer but blo [...]	D
Clemmie: Here is a woman who's always tired, for s [...]	D
President Roosevelt: Good night to you, Winston. I [...]	D
Winston Churchill: The German army controls every [...]	D
Viscount Halifax: I will not stand by and watch an [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [Preparing to exit the toilet] [...]	D
Title Card: Hitler has invaded Czechoslovakia, Pol [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [in his first speech as Prime M [...]	D
[Clemmie proposes that the family drink a toast to [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [riding the train] What are you [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Nations which go down fighting [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [shouting at a photo of Hitler] [...]	D
Title Card: Almost all of the 300,000 troops at Du [...]	D
Winston Churchill: [Referring to Clement Attlee] H [...]	D
King George VI: Winston lacks judgment. Neville C [...]	D
Winston Churchill: Will you stop interrupting me w [...]	D
[last lines] Winston Churchill: Those who never c [...]	D
[having accepted the post of Prime Minister, Churc [...]	D
King George VI: How do you manage drinking during [...]	D
Winston Churchill: How old? Mother: Five months, [...]	D
King George VI: I believe we are to meet regularly [...]	D
Viscount Halifax: The deadly danger here is this r [...]	D

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