Schindler's List

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After the book's author Thomas Keneally wrote a miniseries-length script, Kurt Luedtke was hired by [...]	D
In a memorable scene when Poldek Pfefferberg (Jonathan Sagall) runs into a German patrol during the [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
Williams won an Academy Award for Best Original Score for Schindler's List, his fifth win.	D
Liam Neeson was nominated for Best Actor for this film, but lost out to Tom Hanks for Philadelphia ( [...]	D
There is a Jewish tradition that when one visits a grave, one leaves a small stone on the marker as [...]	D
As part of its 20th anniversary, the movie was released on Blu-ray Disc on March 5, 2013. A digitall [...]	D
Neeson felt Schindler enjoyed outsmarting the Nazis, who regarded him as a bit of a buffoon. "They d [...]	D
According to Czech filmmaker Juraj Herz, the scene where a group of women confuse a shower for a gas [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: A liberated Schindler Jew among the hundreds crossing a field near the end of the [...]	D
This film's epilogue states: "There are fewer than four thousand Jews left alive in Poland today. Th [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 (as #9) Greatest American Movi [...]	D
The first published account of Oskar Schindler's story was an article by Kurt R. Grossman, "The Huma [...]	D
Kevin Costner expressed an interest in playing Oskar Schindler, and he even contacted Steven Spielbe [...]	D
This was Steven Spielberg's first film to be shot primarily with Arriflex cameras.	D
During the nighttime raid on the Krakow ghetto by the S.S., two officers see a man playing a piano a [...]	D
The film's tagline "Whoever saves one life saves the world entire" is a quotation from the Talmud.	D
Steven Spielberg has admitted on several occasions that the making of this film was emotionally drai [...]	D
The song being played when Schindler enters the nightclub and meets all of the Nazi officials is cal [...]	D
Like several other actors has worked with, Ben Kingsley was cast after Spielberg saw him in Gandhi ( [...]	D
In 1962, on his birthday, Oskar Schindler planted a tree on the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Na [...]	D
Ralph Fiennes' character (Amon GÃ¶th) doesn't appear until nearly fifty-two minutes into the film.	D
It is well known to historians that the second World War began with Germany's invasion of Poland, an [...]	D
As of 2018, the only film which won Best Picture at the Academy Awards and featured an Oscar winning [...]	D
Amon Goeth at one points asks Schindler, "who are you, Moses?" Ralph Fiennes would later lend his vo [...]	D
The only film released in the last quarter century to make it onto the American Film Institute's top [...]	D
A direct copy of the real list, which was amongst other things in Thomas Keneally collection, was fo [...]	D
On Roger Ebert's list of great movies.	D
Due to the increased interest in KrakÃ³w created by the film, the city bought Oskar Schindler's En [...]	D
According to the art directors, no green paint or clothing was used on the set because the color wou [...]	D
Thomas Keneally (the author of the book "Schindler's Ark") has claimed in an interview that he was p [...]	D
Julian Scherner, shown as the SS and Police leader of Krakow, was a Brigadier (OberfÃ¼her) in the [...]	D
Helen Hirsch is based on Helen Jonas (nee Sternlicht), whose story is shown in the documentary Inher [...]	D
During filming, Sir Ben Kingsley (Itzhak Stern) kept a picture of Anne Frank, the young girl who die [...]	D
The film, as shown in most countries, had the song "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav", Jerusalem of Gold, at [...]	D
During filming Spielberg called Adam Sandler, who wanted to offer praise for the "Red Hooded Sweatsh [...]	D
During the scene in which the last of the Krakow Jews are taken from their homes to be relocated to [...]	D
Sid Sheinberg brought "Schindler's Ark" to Steven Spielberg's attention when the novel was published [...]	D
Hitler's name is mentioned only twice. Once in a "Heil Hitler" salute, and the second time is also " [...]	D
Steven Spielberg, as director, has made ten films either about or relating to World War II. (in chro [...]	D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked Schindler's List 8th on its list of the 100 best America [...]	D
Controversy arose in Germany for the film's television premiere on ProSieben. Protests among the Jew [...]	D
According to Liam Neeson's account on Inside the Actors Studio: Liam Neeson (2012), this film was th [...]	D
The cufflinks Schindler is seen putting on in the opening scene have the logo of the Seabourn cruise [...]	D
In reality, it was not Itzhak Stern who helped Oskar Schindler put the list together, but Marcel Gol [...]	D
Warren Beatty and Mel Gibson were considered for the role of Oskar Schindler.	D
Steven Spielberg offered the job of director to Roman Polanski. Polanski turned it down because the [...]	D
Bruno Ganz was sought to play the role of Oskar Schindler, but turned it down. Ganz appeared in anot [...]	D
Dustin Hoffman stated in a 1994 interview with Larry King, that he had spoken to Steven Spielberg ab [...]	D
Harrison Ford was the first choice for the title role, but declined, saying that some people would n [...]	D
In 2018, Steven Spielberg denied the rumor that Mel Gibson had expressed interest in portraying Schi [...]	D
Steven Spielberg opted to make Jurassic Park (1993) before this film in terms of his projects for 19 [...]	D
Despite both being Nazis, the moral divide between Schindler and Goeth is literally represented by t [...]	D
Steven Spielberg was able to get permission to film inside Auschwitz, but chose not to, out of respe [...]	D
Juliette Binoche was offered a role, which she has described in interviews as a woman who was to be [...]	D
Saul Bass was asked to design the poster for this film. Eventually, his version consisting of an ima [...]	D
The most expensive black-and-white film to date. The previous record was held for over thirty years [...]	D
Without adjusting for inflation, this is the highest-grossing black-and-white film of all time (taki [...]	D
Steven Spielberg's first film with Janusz Kaminski serving as cinematographer. Kaminski has photogra [...]	D
The first collaboration between Steven Spielberg and cinematographer Janusz Kaminski.	D
Polanski, who turned down the chance to direct the film, later commented, "I certainly wouldn't have [...]	D
Production designer Allan Starski's replica of the forced labor camp at Plaszow was one of the large [...]	D
When the film was to be shown in the Philippines, the censors decided to cut out certain scenes of n [...]	D
Steven Spielberg commented that he felt more like a reporter than a filmmaker - he would set up scen [...]	D
Fiennes was cast as Amon GÃ¶th after Spielberg viewed his performances in A Dangerous Man: Lawrenc [...]	D
Several actresses broke down when filming the shower scene, including one who was born in a concentr [...]	D
After filming this movie, Liam Neeson (Schindler) and Ralph Fiennes (GÃ¶th) became very good frien [...]	D
Steven Spielberg refuses to autograph any materials related to this film.	D
The set decorator on this film, who shared the Best Art Direction Academy Award with Allan Starski, [...]	D
After finishing Hook - Capitan Uncino (1991), Steven Spielberg opted to make this film next. Univers [...]	D
The Los Angeles Film Critics Association awarded the film for Best Film, Best Cinematography (tied w [...]	D
Ralph Fiennes put on twenty-eight pounds (thirteen kilograms) by drinking Guinness for his role of A [...]	D
After this film, Steven Spielberg didn't direct for another four years, the longest gap in his caree [...]	D
The Thomas Keneally novel on which the film is based was titled "Schindler's Ark".	D
Auschwitz Commandant Rudolph Hoess, who appears as a character in this film, was previously played b [...]	D
In June 2008, this film was ranked #3 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films [...]	D
As a producer, Steven Spielberg shopped directing duties on this film to numerous colleagues, becaus [...]	D
Schindler has to rescue Stern from a train bound for a death camp, foreshadowing his eventual rescue [...]	D
The ending of real-life survivors visiting Oskar Schindler's grave was not in the script. Steven Spi [...]	D
Steven Spielberg watched episodes of Seinfeld (1989) every night after work to lighten his mood.	D
Some controversy remains among critics and filmmakers concerning the portrayal of Amon Goeth (Ralph [...]	D
The song "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" ("Jerusalem of Gold") is featured in the film's soundtrack and pl [...]	D
Only Hollywood film to date (2017) to be filmed by Polish cinematographer Janusz Kaminski on-locatio [...]	D
In the epilogue, all actors accompany the original Schindlerjuden they portray in the movie in pairs [...]	D
The success of Schindler's List led filmmaker Stanley Kubrick to abandon his own Holocaust project, [...]	D
As of 2018, the only film produced and directed by Steven Spielberg to win Best Picture at the Acade [...]	D
AFI's 100 Heroes and Villains; Oskar Schindler - #13 hero; Amon GÃ¶th - #15 villain	D
Embeth Davidtz deliberately chose not to meet Helen Hirsch, the character she was playing in the fil [...]	D
In a television interview with Larry King on Larry King Live (1985), Dustin Hoffman claimed that he [...]	D
The Amblin Entertainment logo, showing the bike flying past the moon from E.T. - L'extra-terrestre ( [...]	D
Spielberg offered the ,Amon GÃ¶th' part also to German actor Werner Stocker of whom he was very co [...]	D
The first film to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards, Producers Guild of America Awards, and BAF [...]	D
Fiennes put on 28 pounds (13 kg) to play the role. He watched historic newsreels and talked to Holoc [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
Steven Spielberg watched God afton, herr Wallenberg (1990) six times before the shooting.	D
Steven Spielberg actively pursued the project when he noticed the increasing antisemitism and Neo-Na [...]	D
Violinist Itzhak Perlman performs John Williams' haunting score on the soundtrack. Perlman is on rec [...]	D
During a 2018 interview with Lester Holt on NBC Nightly News, Holt asked Steven Spielberg to explain [...]	D
Tim Roth was considered for the role of Amon GÃ¶th.	D
Steven Spielberg gave Liam Neeson home movies of his mentor Steve Ross, the late chairman of Time Wa [...]	D
The story features a character called Poldek Pfefferberg. Later, a Leopold Pfefferberg places a ston [...]	D
During the Jewish ghetto liquidation scene, a Jewish boy being dragged by two S.S. soldiers is shot [...]	D
The line "God forbid you ever get a taste for Jewish skirt. There is no future in it." was spoken by [...]	D
Branko Lustig previously produced Ricordi di guerra (1988), which also featured Rudolph Hoess as a c [...]	D
The film finally netted Steven Spielberg the Oscar for Best Director, something that had eluded him [...]	D
During the list scene, there was an exchange between Itzhak Stern and Oskar Schindler. Stern--"How m [...]	D
In 1994, John Williams conducted the scores for this film and Jurassic Park (1993) in concert. He to [...]	D
Filming began on March 1, 1993 and completed on May 12, 1993 after 72 days of filming instead of 75 [...]	D
Spielberg used proceeds from the film to finance several related documentaries, including Anne Frank [...]	D
Contrary to popular belief, this was not the first film Steven Spielberg directed that received an R [...]	D
Near the end of the movie, Schindler is meeting with Goeth to discuss adding Helen Hirsch to his lis [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
This film and E.T. - L'extra-terrestre (1982) are the two films for which Steven Spielberg would bes [...]	D
At his insistence (citing that it would be "blood money"), all royalties and residuals from this mov [...]	D
Spielberg, his wife Kate Capshaw, and their five children rented a house in suburban KrakÃ³w for t [...]	D
Selected by the Vatican in the "values" category of its list of forty-five "great films". It is the [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: [father] Oskar tells his wife he can't commit to a family.	D
Claire Danes was originally considered by Steven Spielberg for a role, but she turned it down becaus [...]	D
According to scriptwriter Frederic Raphael, when he suggested to Kubrick that Schindler's List was a [...]	D
When Steven Spielberg was dividing time between this film and Jurassic Park (1993), he was in contac [...]	D
Kyle MacLachlan was considered for Oskar Schindler.	D
The girl in the red coat was a real girl named Roma Ligocka, and she was Roman Polanski's cousin. Un [...]	D
Filmmaker Michael Haneke criticized the sequence in which Schindler's women are accidentally sent of [...]	D
Branko Lustig: Nightclub maÃ®tre d'hotel in Oskar Schindler's first scene. Lustig is one of this m [...]	D
Details about Thomas Keneally's book "Schindler's Ark", on which this film was based, is mentioned i [...]	D
The film explores the theme of good versus evil, using as its main protagonist a "good German", a po [...]	D
As of 2021, features Liam Neeson's only Oscar nominated performance.	D
When survivor Mila Pfefferberg was introduced to Ralph Fiennes on the set, she began shaking uncontr [...]	D
Steven Spielberg directs Sir Ben Kingsley, the star of Gandhi (1982), to which he had lost the Best [...]	D
At the 66th Academy Awards, this film and Jurassic Park (1993), both directed by Steven Spielberg, c [...]	D
Director Steven Spielberg considers this movie to be the crowning achievement of his career.	D
Liam Neeson said he got the role because he hugged Kate Capshaw's mother while he was naked. Nelson [...]	D
In 1964, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced that it was making an Oskar Schindler biopic, to be written b [...]	D
Steven Spielberg left the editing on Jurassic Park (1993) for two weeks so he could start shooting t [...]	D
To gather costumes for 20,000 extras, the costume designer took out advertisements seeking clothes. [...]	D
Maria Peszek's debut.	D
After one of Schindler's workers is killed by the S.S., mention is made of the "S.S. Office of Budge [...]	D
About forty percent of the film was shot using a hand-held camera.	D
When Schindler berates Itzhak Stern for sending too many forced-labor camp workers to his factory, S [...]	D
Steven Spielberg waited ten years to make the film, because he felt he wasn't ready to tackle the Ho [...]	D
The person who places the flower on top of the stones in the real Oskar Schindler tomb during the cl [...]	D
The Krakow ghetto "liquidation" scene was only a page in the script, but Steven Spielberg turned it [...]	D
Though Oskar Schindler did in fact have a Jewish accountant named Itzhak Stern, his role was expande [...]	D
As Schindler is given a tour of the camp, he passes a boy in prisoner's clothing with his hands rais [...]	D
One of two films where Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson's characters pretend to be allies of each other [...]	D
Ranked #3 on the American Film Institute's 100 Most Inspiring Movies of All Time (2006).	D
In October 1980, author Thomas Keneally was on his way back to Australia after a book signing when h [...]	D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #8 Greatest Movie of All Time, and Steven Sp [...]	D
The real Oskar Schindler was said to resemble George Sanders and Curd JÃ¼rgens.	D
When Steven Spielberg returned to Cal State Long Beach to earn his BA thirty-four years after droppi [...]	D
Steven Spielberg was convinced that the film would lose every cent of its $22 million budget. To his [...]	D
Director Steven Spielberg often watched episodes of Seinfeld (1989) during the shooting to relieve s [...]	D
While the Nazis are moving confiscated luggage, one of the bags is labelled "Sonnenschein". Ralph Fi [...]	D
The film was banned in several Muslim-majority nations, including Malaysia, Indonesia, and Egypt. Th [...]	D
Steven Spielberg cast Ralph Fiennes as Amon GÃ¶th after he'd been moved by Fiennes' performance as [...]	D
When we see the Jews marching across the bridge into the ghetto, this is not the direction they woul [...]	D
When Steven Spielberg first showed John Williams a cut of this movie, Williams was so moved he had t [...]	D
Months before he landed the title role, Liam Neeson had auditioned for Schindler but, assuming that [...]	D
Schindler is seen meeting Poldek Pfefferberg while looking for a man to find black market goods. In [...]	D
During production, the atmosphere was so grim and depressing that Steven Spielberg asked his friend [...]	D
Was shot on handheld cameras in black-and white to make viewers feel like they were existing with th [...]	D
The opening scene features a family observing Shabbat. Steven Spielberg said that "to start the film [...]	D
Released on November 30, the same day as Gandhi was released 11 years earlier, which also starred Be [...]	D
Hans-Michael Rehberg plays Rudolf Hoess. This is the only film featuring that character in which he [...]	D
Polish actor Andrzej Seweryn was seriously considered to play Oscar Schindler. He flew to Los Angele [...]	D
Maja Ostaszewska's debut.	D
The shots featuring a red-coat-girl came from a story that Audrey Hepburn told Steven Spielberg whil [...]	D
Amon GÃ¶th (Ralph Fiennes) quotes William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" to Helen Hirsch, [...]	D
Steven Spielberg initially intended to make the film in Polish and German with English subtitles, bu [...]	D
The original missing list of Schindler's Jews was found in a suitcase together with his written lega [...]	D
At Steven Spielberg's request, Aaron Sorkin did an uncredited touch up and "dialogue wash" on the ve [...]	D
Sidney Lumet was approached to direct, but felt that he had already covered the subject of the Holoc [...]	D
Spielberg's highest rated film on IMDb.	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Schindler's List. This film received three "recommends".	D
Stellan SkarsgÃ¥rd was considered for the role of Oskar Schindler. The role went to Liam Neeson. N [...]	D

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Errori

Oskar Schindler was never awarded the Golden Nazi Party Badge, and thus couldn't have sold it to sav [...]	D
Jews bandages with the star of David should sit on the left arm, not on the right arm.	D
During the clearing of the Krakow ghetto, a SS soldier berates another soldier for shooting the boy [...]	D
When Schindler and Poldek Pfefferberg meet at the church, Poldek reaches into his jacket pocket with [...]	D
In the ammunition factory, Schindler approaches the rabbi working at a grinding machine from behind [...]	D
When the evicted family is shown moving into its new ghetto apartment, a woman who is already there [...]	D
After Goeth attempts to shoot the rabbi only to have his pistol fail to fire he pulls a second semi- [...]	D
When they are separating the healthy from the sick, one of the men running naked is clearly not circ [...]	D
When Schindler takes Stern's shot for him during their toast to celebrate the creation of the enamel [...]	D
(German version only) When Schindler and Goeth argue about the disposition of Helen Hirsch, we hear [...]	D
When one train of the male Jews were taken to Czechoslovakia, we can see some electric columns for e [...]	D
When the Nazis are separating healthy and sick prisoners, they play two shellac records. The second [...]	D
The Doctor who poisons his patient in an act of mercy killing is first seen covered in blood scrambl [...]	D
When the gassing story is told in the women's barracks, one woman is seen to run her hands through h [...]	D
In the opening sequence when Schindler is preparing for the party (dressing up, getting money) the s [...]	D
When Goeth tries to execute the rabbi, he pulls a semi-automatic pistol from his pocket. When it doe [...]	D
In The Plaszow concentration camp, Amon Goeths villa was situated so he could not see the camp nor c [...]	D
When Schindler is getting dressed to go to the night club at the beginning of the film, he pours a c [...]	D
The Billie Holiday song heard from a radio is not the wartime recording stated on the end credits. I [...]	D
Just after the little boy is held up to pull down another icicle from the roof of the train, the cam [...]	D
When Rudolph HÃ¶ss meets with Schindler, HÃ¶ss states that I.G. Farben needs labor for "his chem [...]	D
When the kid is painting the letters "DIREKTOR" for the first time, a serif font is used. In a subse [...]	D
When the train containing the women leaves Krakow-Plaszow and is mistakenly rerouted to Auschwitz (r [...]	D
The bottle of Hennessy cognac as seen in the movie is the new shape released in 1990s. The original [...]	D
Amon Goeth is presented as a Schutz-Staffel Major in the film. Recent examination of Goeth's service [...]	D
When the boy is caught by the Nazi troops, he drops his case next to his feet. When we cut back to h [...]	D
When the Schindler women are being loaded back onto the trains to go to his factory, one shot shows [...]	D
The first time Amon Goeth shoots a Jewish prisoner, the large dirt squib is clearly visible in the b [...]	D
When the doctor goes into his secret stash of fine liquors, there seems to be a ray of light inside. [...]	D
At the end of the film, when we see the real survivors with their movie counterparts pay homage at S [...]	D
In the beginning, when the Germans are setting up the tables to record the names, one German clerk p [...]	D
Placement of Stern's arm around a one-armed worker at Schindler's warehouse.	D
When Amon Goeth is hanged, the safety harness that is holding up actor Ralph Fiennes can be seen jer [...]	D
When the train containing the women leaves Krakow-Plaszow and is mistakenly rerouted to Auschwitz (r [...]	D
When Rabbi Levartov lights the candles during a small Sabbath service at Schindler's factory in Czec [...]	D
Schindler meets Rolf Czurda in 1939, soon after the invasion of Poland. Czurda was not actually tran [...]	D
When Schindler goes to kiss the Jewish girl, he puts his hands on her shoulders. In the next shot, h [...]	D
At the train station, when Schindler saves Stern from being sent away, an officer is seen flipping t [...]	D
Toward the end of the film, when the Russian soldier liberates the Schindler Jews who are sleeping o [...]	D
The position of Amon Goeth's arms as he is talking to Helen in the basement before he beats her.	D
The Golden Party Badge (Goldenes Parteiabzeichen) that Schindler is holding is the 'large' military [...]	D
The opening sequence in the train station, one can clearly see that there is no metal cover where th [...]	D
The sequence of Schindler interviewing for a secretary position opens with a wide shot showing furni [...]	D
Oskar Schindler tells a guard, that only a kid can polish a 45 mm shell from inside. However, German [...]	D
When Schindler takes his meal, he uses his fork with the right hand and his knife with the left. Not [...]	D
When Schindler is reprimanded for kissing the Jewish girl by the SS officer, the SS officer picks up [...]	D
The concrete mixer seen in the labor-camp was built in the later 50s by the company Lescha. The mode [...]	D
At the end of the film, it is written that Oskar Schindler was declared righteous in 1958. Schindler [...]	D
Oskar sits down at Amon's table for lunch, getting ready to eat with the camera looking from behind [...]	D
Amon Goeth was hanged with his hands tied up on the front. Hanging is carried out by the tying up of [...]	D
The scene inside the cellar between Oskar and the maid, when she faces the camera head on, there is [...]	D
When the men use a little boy to get ice from the roof of the train while they're going to Schindler [...]	D
Schindler travels in a 1946 Daimler Landaulet.	D
When Oskar first meets Amon over lunch, there is an officer who pours water twice, from two differen [...]	D
In the 1940s, almost all European women did not shave any of their armpits, legs, or pubic areas, es [...]	D
A 1950 Mercedes-Benz 170 Va can be seen during the evacuation scenes.	D
The list was typed up before Rebecca and Josef Bau married. She is on the list under her maiden name [...]	D
When they were labeling the box with 'war material' label, the label was clearly printed with a prin [...]	D
After the little boy takes the saddle out of the car and after Schindler says thank you - he passes [...]	D
When Schindler is sitting with the SS officers on the train platform, a side view shows a leaking fi [...]	D
After the party at the beginning when we first see Schindler, there is a shot of a column of German [...]	D
Among the decorations worn by Amon Goeth on his SS uniform are the Iron Cross 2nd Class, the Sudente [...]	D
The cabaret song at the start of the film, "Der frÃ¶hliche Wanderer" or "Mein Vater war ein Wander [...]	D
When Oskar is in bed with his wife and talking, his head is resting on her. But in the next shot, wh [...]	D
Mordecai Wulkan identifies himself as Markus when called as a member of the Schindlerjuden.	D
When Amon randomly shoots the prisoner when no one confesses to stealing the chicken, the man's body [...]	D
When Schindler and Stern negotiate with the Jewish investors outside the ghetto, Steven Spielberg is [...]	D
In the final sequence, the end of the war, some of the women have hair that is too long to have grow [...]	D
Yerushalayim shel Zahav was not written until twenty years after WWII (see trivia).	D
After the scene in the factory where the workers are shown how to make soup pots, Stern leads a grou [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, there is a radio with round dial. Actually it's Polish post-war model [...]	D

Frase

[Stern brings a report to Schindler at lunchtime] [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: The standard SS rate for skilled Jew [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Why do you drink that motor oil? [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: That's it, there's no more. Oskar S [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: This list... is an absolute good. Th [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Someday this is all going to end, [...]	D
[Oskar Schindler has been arrested for kissing a J [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: By law I have to tell you, sir, I'm [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: I kissed a Jewish girl. Prisoner [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: Let me understand. They put up all t [...]	D
Rolf Czurda: A one-armed Machinist, Oskar? Oskar [...]	D
Amon Goeth: One of you is a very lucky girl. There [...]	D
Reiter: [about to be shot] It will take more than [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: I've been speaking to Goeth. Itz [...]	D
Wilhelm Kunde: [Goeth is being driven round the Gh [...]	D
[Addressing his workers at the end of the war in 1 [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: You'd leave a lady alone at a tab [...]	D
Emilie Schindler: I will only stay if you promise [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: How many cigarettes have you smoked [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: Do you have any money hidden away so [...]	D
Passenger: We're their workforce, why would they w [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: [Pointing to the SS officer and h [...]	D
[the morning after Schindler leaves Brinnlitz, a R [...]	D
Amon Goeth: [addressing prisoners] Nobody knows wh [...]	D
[to Stern, upon closing the factory deal] Oskar S [...]	D
Amon Goeth: Today is history. Today will be rememb [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: So the man can turn out a hinge i [...]	D
Amon Goeth: My place is where? S.S. Guard: There, [...]	D
[last title card] Title card: There are fewer tha [...]	D
[watching the incineration of Jews' bodies outside [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: How are you doing, Rabbi? Rabbi [...]	D
S.S. Guard: Occupation? Moses: I am a writer. I p [...]	D
Amon Goeth: You want these people? Oskar Schindle [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: People die! It's a fact of life! [...]	D
Amon Goeth: [about to execute a prisoner when his [...]	D
Amon Goeth: So... this is where you come to hide f [...]	D
Amon Goeth: We won't have arguments with these peo [...]	D
[Goeth admires Schindler's his suit] Amon Goeth: [...]	D
Chaim Nowak: Not essential? I think you misunderst [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: [Schindler and Stern are writing [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: It's Hebrew, it's from the Talmud. I [...]	D
Displaced Jew: Last night I dreamt I was living in [...]	D
S.S. Guard: You did this? You stole the chicken? [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: I go to work the other day. Nobod [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Look, all you have to do is tell [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: I could have got more out. I coul [...]	D
Amon Goeth: Scherner told me something else about [...]	D
Amon Goeth: [Touching his reflection in a mirror] [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Boxed teas are good - coffee, pÃ [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: What did Goeth say about this? You j [...]	D
Wilhelm Kunde: That's what they do. They weather t [...]	D
[first lines] [a Hebrew prayer is chanted, follow [...]	D
Rudolph Hoss: You shouldn't get stuck on names. Th [...]	D
S.S. Guard: [a Doctor is carrying a sick woman] Sh [...]	D
Amon Goeth: They cast a spell on you, you know, th [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: They won't soon forget the name " [...]	D
[it's a scorching hot day and the Jews are packed [...]	D
Helen Hirsch: My first day here, he beat me becaus [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: In every business I tried, I can [...]	D
[Schindler deals with two uncooperative Nazi offic [...]	D
Amon Goeth: The truth, Helen, is always the right [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: What are you doing? These are min [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Cry, and I will have you arrested [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: [to Emilie Schindler] No doorman [...]	D
[last lines] Amon Goeth: [about to be hanged] Hei [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: [Puts a a bag of diamonds down as [...]	D
Amon Goeth: Oskar, there's a clerical error here a [...]	D
SS Guard #1: [during the clearing of the Krakow Gh [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: [Oskar has apparently handed him cya [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: War brings out the worst in peopl [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Stern, if this factory ever produ [...]	D
[after Schindler pulls him off a train bound for t [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: Power is when we have every justi [...]	D
Amon Goeth: [Loads a rifle and points it in her fa [...]	D
Mr. Lowenstein: I am an essential worker. First S [...]	D
Amon Goeth: This is very cruel, Oskar. You're givi [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: You have to understand, Goeth is [...]	D
Itzhak Stern: I'm sorry, Herr Direktor, you're run [...]	D
Oskar Schindler: I lost a worker. I expect to be c [...]	D
Reiter: I'm a graduate of Civil Engineering from t [...]	D

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