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While Brad Pitt was panned across the board for his Irish accent, Irish people tend to rate his acce [...]	D
Gordon Willis last film as cinematographer before his retirement.	D
Despite the mixed reviews, Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt are very fond of the movie.	D
Treat Williams and Harrison Ford both appeared in L'Impero colpisce ancora (1980).	D
On the WTF Podcast with Mark Maron, James Gray admitted he was offered to direct and he turned it do [...]	D
Alan J. Pakula was tapped to direct because he was the only person acceptable to both Harrison Ford [...]	D
Trailers for the movie show many scenes that are not present in the final released version, these sc [...]	D
It was reported that there were fights on set among the two main actors, both Brad Pitt and Harrison [...]	D
Harrison Ford was paid $20 million to star in the film, and Brad Pitt earned $12 million.	D
Milcho Manchevski was originally slated to direct.	D
A poster of Fuga dal mondo dei sogni (1992), a previous film starring Brad Pitt, can be briefly seen [...]	D
Brad Pitt was attacked while hanging out in West Belfast to perfect his Northern Irish accent for th [...]	D
Average Shot Length = ~4.8 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~4.6 seconds.	D
The original script for the film was much darker than the version used for the final film. Amongst o [...]	D
Bryan Singer reportedly turned down an offer to direct the film.	D
William Atherton had a small role that was cut from the finished project. However, his name is prese [...]	D
Brad Pitt wanted to leave the production, but was threatened by a lawsuit. In the February 2, 1997, [...]	D
Harrison Ford previously worked with Alan J. Pakula in Presunto innocente (1990).	D
The Bishop is played by Malachey McCourt, brother of Frank McCourt, author of "Angela's Ashes" (and [...]	D
Amongst other script problems, a renewed outbreak of violence in Northern Ireland in 1990 forced lar [...]	D
One of the two 1997 films where Brad Pitt does a foreign accent. The other is Sette anni in Tibet (1 [...]	D
There were reshoots in February 1997, only a month before the film's release.	D
Screenwriters Terry George and Robert Mark Kamen were brought on to provide rewrites to the script, [...]	D
Both Gene Hackman and Sean Connery were considered for the role of Tom O'Meara.	D

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In the opening scenes the film is meant to be set in Belfast, however the road markings are more lik [...]	D
The trawler's engine is at idle during the shootout, yet afterwards, Tom only turns the ship's wheel [...]	D
Tom cocks his revolver when he aims at Rory/Frankie on the boat. In subsequent shots the revolver is [...]	D
Tom, as a trained veteran policeman, would always wear a seatbelt, yet in the closeup of him during [...]	D
During the first shoot out Frankie yells to Ronnie and points to him. We see Ronnie turn the corner [...]	D
When Frankie shoots out the car's passenger-side window with the shotgun, a tight grouping of five o [...]	D
Frankie idles the trawler's engine just a few yards from the dock prior to Tom's accosting him, yet [...]	D
Had Frankie gotten away from Tom and continued on his way back to Ireland, he would not have made it [...]	D
After Megan tells Tom where Frankie (Rory) is going, Frankie has less than a five minute head start. [...]	D
When Harrison Ford confronts Brad Pitt in the basement about the bag of money, Pitt's hairstyle chan [...]	D
Tom pursues Frankie up the indoor stairs and then outside across the roof and down the sixteen foot [...]	D
When taking Rory/Frankie in to the police station, Tom and his partner leave him alone, though handc [...]	D
Even after Tom is made aware of Frankie's true identity, he occasionally still refers to/addresses F [...]	D
At the beginning, when Frankie's Mother is dishing out the stew for dinner, she sits down, picks up [...]	D
The 4x4 piece of wood Rory used to club one of the three home intruders is seen to bend like foam ru [...]	D
The ring of keys that Frankie removes from the car's ignition does not have a handcuff key on it, an [...]	D
Supposedly set in winter in New York, yet scenes simultaneously feature snow and fully leaved decidu [...]	D
When Frankie first enters the warehouse, Burke's car is darkened and parallel on top of the railroad [...]	D
At the beginning, in Belfast it's supposed to be September 1992 but the tax disc on the silver car t [...]	D
Tom's revolver appears not to be loaded, and is clearly not loaded when Rory fatally shoots Eddy.	D
In the 1st shootout in Ireland, when Franky is looking out the window BEFORE the shooting starts the [...]	D
Before the first shootout the man changing the spare wheel on the silver car is hiding on the near s [...]	D
Initially there are no nail holes in the floor where Rory hides the bag of money. Later, when Tom di [...]	D
Police officers are specifically trained to act a certain way in tense situations. During the domest [...]	D
In the pool game scene Frankie sinks the orange stripe ball (the thirteen ball) three times on his r [...]	D
On the boat, Rory has been shot by Tom and has died, yet a close-up of his forehead shows a pulse.	D

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Billy Burke: Go get the money and we can do the de [...]	D
[Looking at a dilapidated boat] Rory: Here it is: [...]	D
[first lines] Frankie's Mother: How was your day? [...]	D
Billy Burke: [Rory inquires about Sean] What do yo [...]	D
Rory: They say the word peace, but at the end of t [...]	D
Billy Burke: Hey Rory. You might wanna tell Sean a [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: It's good to have somebody around her [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: The killing's got to stop, Frankie. [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: What's the money for? I was thinkin' [...]	D
Rory: Don't look for a happy ending. It's not an A [...]	D
Edwin Diaz: When are you gonna let me drive? Tom [...]	D
[Referring to the men who shot Rory's father] Tom [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: [upset] I've fired my gun four times [...]	D
Rory: You're a stupid man, Mr. Burke. You only see [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: I understand why he's doin' what he's [...]	D
Rory: All the same, Mr. Fitzsimmoms, if you're not [...]	D
[last lines] Tom O'Meara: We never had choice... [...]	D
Edwin Diaz: Fucking guns, man! These fucking gun [...]	D
Annie O'Meara: Rory, are you married? Rory: No. [...]	D
Tom O'Meara: We're in the police business, Eddie, [...]	D

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