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Early in the movie Blake and Schofield discuss Schofield trading a a medal he earned for a bottle of [...]	D
At the beginning, many British soldiers are either sleeping or sitting around in the trenches. Milli [...]	D
The flares flying over the ruined town were suspended on wires in order to control the direction of [...]	D
The plot involving the two men delivering a message is very accurate. Soldiers were hired as 'runner [...]	D
Of pivotal scene with woman with the baby, Sir Sam Mendes explains that when he was writing the scri [...]	D
A small motorcycle was used for more complicated tracking shots such as when Schofield discovers tha [...]	D
German soldiers can be seen carrying Mauser Gewehr 1898 rifles.	D
This film marks the third time that George MacKay has portrayed a soldier in WWI. He first played th [...]	D
The beginning and ending shots both focus on a soldier sitting under a tree.	D
Because changing focal lengths would (in most cases) cause the hidden edits to become apparent, the [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie sprinkles whisky on Schofield and Blake while reciting the prayer, "Through this h [...]	D
Over 5200 feet (1584 meters) of trenches (just under 1 mile) were dug for the film .	D
When the protagonists jump into the first, abandoned German trench on the front line, there is a sig [...]	D
When Schofield plunges into a river filled with dead bodies, Sir Sam Mendes describes this was meant [...]	D
Sir Sam Mendes says his grandfather Alfred, who entered WWI as a 17-year-old in 1916, carried messag [...]	D
1917 was the year the Battle of Passchendale took place, which was infamous for the muddy battlefiel [...]	D
Benedict Cumberbatch's second movie in which he portrays a British soldier during World War I. The f [...]	D
Inspired by Sir Sam Mendes' grandfather's experiences in WWI: "The Autobiography of Alfred H. Mendes [...]	D
Richard Madden and George MacKay were both in Birdsong.	D
Sir Roger Deakins reveals a total of 48 edits in his commentary on the film.	D
In an interview, Krysty Wilson-Cairns said that George MacKay never left the day of shooting without [...]	D
The Sikh soldier uses an Indian-licensed reproduction of the Lee-Enfield rifle, with a darker wooden [...]	D
Despite being such a graphic war film, only four soldiers are shown to be killed in combat: The Germ [...]	D
This is Universal Pictures' second film to be specially formatted for IMAX, in the expanded aspect r [...]	D
This is the 2nd movie that Roger Deakins has shot to feature a year being the title after 1984 (1984 [...]	D
Dean-Charles Chapman and Richard Madden both appeared on Game of Thrones (2011). Like the show, howe [...]	D
A captain cries near the end of the film. At first glance it appears he doesn't want to fight. He ac [...]	D
Although intended to appear as happening in real time, there is one exception. When Schofield passes [...]	D
Soldiers drink alcohol in many scenes. During WWI, battle rations included 2.5 fluid ounces (70 mL) [...]	D
While it has been often noted that Schofield's first and last scenes show him sitting under a tree, [...]	D
Near the end of the film, one wounded soldier has blackened feet, which are strongly implied to be g [...]	D
Sir Sam Mendes (director) and Lee Smith (editor) stated that, despite the apparently continuous shot [...]	D
Mark Strong and Daniel Mays starred in the TV series Temple (2019).	D
This is Sir Sam Mendes's second war film. His first was Jarhead (2005).	D
Sections of the film were shot in and around Low Force, on the River Tees, Teesdale in June 2019. Th [...]	D
The scene where Schofield is knocked unconscious by the German sniper is the only visible edit in th [...]	D
German trenches were in much better condition than British trenches. The Germans anticipated the war [...]	D
Tom Holland was in talks for the role of Lance Corporal Blake. He turned it down due to schedule con [...]	D
During the long sprint scene at the end of the movie, along the trench while the soldiers run out to [...]	D
One of the biggest headaches for the film crew was a cigarette lighter that wouldn't work on cue in [...]	D
The partners are both corporals. In the First World War the casualty rate among corporals was extrem [...]	D
Andrew Scott and George MacKay previously worked together five years earlier in Pride (2014).	D
April 6, 1917, the date on which the story begins, (as shown by a subtitle at the start of the film) [...]	D
Schofield encounters two German soldiers named Baumer and Muller. Both characters are in "All Quiet [...]	D
Both Mark Strong and Colin Firth starred in the "Kingsman" movies and Febbre a 90Â° (1997).	D
The British soldiers routinely refer to the German soldiers as Boche or Huns. Boche originated from [...]	D
The movie was filmed and edited to make it seem like one continuous shot. Alfred Hitchcock created t [...]	D
The Rudyard Kipling quote "Down to Gehenna or up to the Throne, He travels the fastest who travels a [...]	D
The final scene of Schofield finding Lieutenant Blake and presenting him with his brother's rings wa [...]	D
Blake mentions his leave was abruptly cancelled and that it may be related to the anticipated "big p [...]	D
In a blink and miss it moment, two stretcher bearers carry a soldier who is badly wounded in the hea [...]	D
Rats are seen feeding on a corpse of a dead soldier. Rats were an infamous problem in the war, as th [...]	D
Early German WWI planes were built with canvas, but Germany's first all-metal fighter plane was buil [...]	D
Hope is a dangerous thing was also said by Morgan Freeman in Le ali della libertÃ (1994).	D
This film along with Dunkirk (2017) has its own fandom, since both of them feature the story of ordi [...]	D
Even though Schofield and Blake are the main characters in the film, Blake dies before the halfway m [...]	D
Schofield's uniform is a good indicator of his mental state. At the start, he's in full kit and some [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie snarks to Schofield that he'll surely get a medal for the mission - "nothing like [...]	D
A Webley & Scott No. 1 Mk. III* signal pistol is handed over by Private Kilgour and Lieutenant Lesli [...]	D
Dean-Charles Chapman and Richard Madden play brothers, but do not share a scene. Both actors had pro [...]	D
Lieutenant Blake is briefly visible on the blood-soaked photo Corporal Blake shows Schofield as he's [...]	D
The German trenches being abandoned was because they moved further to the Hindenburg line in April 1 [...]	D
An extra said, "I can't help but laugh at the final shot at the tree. About 100 extras used that tre [...]	D
At one point as Lance Corporal Schofield (George MacKay) is moving alone through the ruins at night, [...]	D
After Schofield kills the German pilot he doesn't cock his rifle after the second shot. He then does [...]	D
General Erinmore quote from the Kipling poem "The Winners" advocates selfishness; specifically takin [...]	D
The light of the big church fire is actually from one of the biggest lighting rig ever made for a fi [...]	D
Mark Strong and Colin Firth starred in the first two movies of the Kingsman franchise: Kingsman: Sec [...]	D
Upwards of 500 extras were used in some scenes.	D
British officers are armed with Webley Mk VI revolvers which are mainly seen holstered including by [...]	D
Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Strong, and Colin Firth all previously appeared in La talpa (2011).	D
This is Sir Sam Mendes's first official writing credit.	D
The two collisions that Schofield has with two soldiers were unplanned but George Mackay continued r [...]	D
Sir Sam Mendes saw Orizzonti di gloria (1957) when he was about 10 years old. When he reviewed it wh [...]	D
The Kipling quote The road to Gehenna or up the Throne etc. is also referred to in the title of Road [...]	D
Cinematographer Sir Roger Deakins won a total of 40 awards for his work in the movie.	D
Lt. Leslie tells the soldiers to "avoid the craters, they are deeper than you think". The warning wa [...]	D
Richard Madden and Dean-Charles Chapman both appeared in Il trono di spade (2011).	D
George MacKay has acted in one other project whose title also consists entirely of digits, namely th [...]	D
Benedict Cumberbatch and Andrew Scott previously worked together on the series Sherlock (2010), with [...]	D
The film is dedicated to Sir Sam Mendes' grandfather, a Lance Corporal in The Kings Royal Rifle Corp [...]	D
General Erinmore says to Schofield and Blake "Down to Gehenna or up to the Throne, He travels the fa [...]	D
Other than images in the family photos, the woman hanging up laundry in the beginning of the film, t [...]	D
For the scene in which maggots crawl over a dead man, the maggots were purchased from a fishing tack [...]	D
The opening and closing scenes of 1917 both show Lance Corporal Schofield sitting against a tree. Th [...]	D
Scofield and Tom find an abandoned farm after going through a camp of chopped cherry trees. The came [...]	D
A particularly versatile rig used on the shoot was the ARRI TRINITY 5-Axis Hybrid Stabilizer as oper [...]	D
It was the last film to win the Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing before the award was combined wi [...]	D
When asked why he's not sending a full unit to deliver the message, General Erinmore replies with th [...]	D
Although based on an original screenplay, the basic premise of this film (getting a message to a fro [...]	D
The first film role by Claire Duburcq.	D
This is the second time George MacKay portrays a soldier in WWI - the first was in Private Peaceful [...]	D
Benedict Cumberbatch and Mark Strong were in another war movie together. They were both in The Imita [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake consistently hesitates to kill, even when necessary. His hesitancy to kill the [...]	D
This film, to an extent, can be considered the British version of All'ovest niente di nuovo (1930). [...]	D
When Schofield stumbles upon a female French civilian who's caring for an orphaned infant, she asks [...]	D
Blake mentions to his superior officer that he was hoping to be home by Christmas. When the war brok [...]	D
Throughout the shoot, the production had 4 basic rigs that were always at the ready to be able to ta [...]	D
One of the main credited production companies is Neal Street Productions. It is named after the stre [...]	D
Became the first war film to win Best Visual Effects since Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970).	D
Schofield is seen loading 5 rounds into his rifle. Later on, he shoots 9 times without reloading. Th [...]	D
Sam Mendes persuaded many of the stars in the supporting cast to appear in small roles on the condit [...]	D
According to DP Sir Roger Deakins, over 90% of the film was shot with ARRI 40mm Signature Primes, th [...]	D
The lighting rig used for the burning church was five stories high and consisted of 2,000 1K tungste [...]	D
The retreat of the German forces was a part of a real event called Operation Alberich. It was a tact [...]	D
First prestige war film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects in nearly 50 y [...]	D
The sixth project Benedict Cumberbatch has worked on that revolves around war. His other five are Es [...]	D
After Schofield and Blake leave the collapsing German bunker they come across an abandoned artillery [...]	D
No location is ever repeated due to the constant momentum in real time.	D
The verse that Schofield recites to the French baby is part of the poem "The Jumblies" by Edward Lea [...]	D
Referring especially to one major scene, Sir Sam Mendes has joked that "no rats were harmed in the m [...]	D
The events involving the found milk being added to the canteen and later given to a woman looking af [...]	D
Whenever ravens are onscreen, they were filmed on blue screen and digitally placed in the scene with [...]	D
The photographic equipment used throughout this film is a product of the German company ARRI, f [...]	D
In conjunction with costume designer Jacqueline Durran, sound designer Stuart Wilson experimented wi [...]	D
Director of photography Sir Roger Deakins chose to shoot most of the film on an Arri Alexa LF digita [...]	D
It took 6 months for the actors to rehearse the movie before shooting started.	D
The movie was shot from April to June 2019 in Wiltshire, Hankley Common, and Govan, Scotland, as wel [...]	D
The two main characters' first names are not revealed until the end of the film.	D

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A ditched British Mark II tank appears briefly. The film is set on April 6th, 1917. Tanks were not u [...]	D
Blake refers to picking cherries in May. Cherries are usually harvested in June at the earliest in E [...]	D
When the two main characters start walking south-east their shadows are in front of them, implying t [...]	D
It is an Albatross fighter that is glimpsed minutes before crashing (appropriate as the movie is set [...]	D
When Schofield and Blake walk through their own trenches there are no sentries seen on the parapet. [...]	D
British trenches did not use long straight sections. Instead they used a traverse system of short fi [...]	D
After the tripwire detonates an explosive in the German bunker, Blake removes heavy rocks from Schof [...]	D
Obvious green screen use (shadows/depth of field don't match) when slowly panning across soldiers du [...]	D
Schofield bursts through a door while searching for the German sniper and gets wounded. Scofield was [...]	D
Upon leaving the German dugout, Blake checks his compass and states that they will move out on a SE [...]	D
When the soldiers go over the top, a few are seen charging ahead of the others, but they were not se [...]	D
Even though the Germans retreated to the Hindenburg line in the film, the German trenches seen at th [...]	D
An officer transporting the detachment clearly refers to the "casual truck." Casuals were soldiers w [...]	D
Reaching Croisilles from Ã‰coust-Saint-Mein requires crossing a river, La SensÃ©e. This river i [...]	D
The British soldiers queue in the forest to get into the front line. During typical trench warfare, [...]	D
At the very beginning of the movie while walking inside the trenches, Blake and Schofield pass a sol [...]	D
When Schofield leads the troops to push the truck embedded in mud, he counts off "One, two, three" t [...]	D
The protagonists are too careless to be experienced front line soldiers. For example, at the first G [...]	D
In the 26th minute as Schofield and Blake are behind enemy line trenches, one hears loons. There are [...]	D
By the end of 1916, the standard tactics for British attacks included ongoing artillery support, wit [...]	D
A bomb going off a couple feet away from the two soldiers inside a small underground bunker would de [...]	D
After the incident at the farmhouse the barn is fully engulfed in fire from the plane crash, however [...]	D
Lance Corporal Schofield at one stage was washed down some rapids. When he finally delivers the mess [...]	D
Blake and Schofield are seen charging their rifles using stripper clips before setting out. The rifl [...]	D
Right after speaking to the major outside the Colonel's command post, two soldiers on the right hold [...]	D
While crossing No Man's land at the start of the film the two friends manage to get to the German tr [...]	D
When Blake and Schofield cross No Man's Land remarkably none of the bodies of the dead soldiers are [...]	D
It is implied that nighttime will provide the right cover of darkness for passing through enemy terr [...]	D
When Schofield goes over the waterfall, the water at the bottom becomes calm within five or ten feet [...]	D
Even though the German pilot that killed Blake survived a plane crash, the chances of that should ha [...]	D
When the two soldiers finally reach the German entrenchments and find them abandoned, it appears as [...]	D
Schofield somehow was able to give the letter from General Erinmore in one piece to Colonel MacKenzi [...]	D
After the trip wire goes off both Schofield and Blake should had been immediately killed by the impa [...]	D
Although the phone lines had been cut, the RFC were flying over the whole area as they had taken aer [...]	D
During the climax of the film Scholfield manages to run several hundred meters across No Man's land [...]	D
When the corporals enter the first German trench, they find a bucket of hot embers prompting one to [...]	D
In the British front-line trenches, the officers are depicted as having been there long enough to ha [...]	D
The running time for Schofield to escape the French village, be flushed down river rapids, and reach [...]	D
The strategic German retreat in early 1917 was not an attempt to lure British unites into a trap - i [...]	D
After the whistle to go "over the top" as Schofield leaves the trenches in the climactic scene in hi [...]	D
L/Cpl Blake says that his brother, Lt. Blake, will look like him. He didn't.	D
When Schofield and the men in the truck are pushing the stuck truck out of the mud hole, you can cle [...]	D
Many of the soldiers in the film including Scholfield and Blake have medium length hair which is aga [...]	D
Near the end of the film Schofield tells Colonel MacKenzie the attack on the new German line must no [...]	D
When Lance Corporal Blake is bleeding out, his face turns pale but not his hands. However, this is n [...]	D
Blake gets killed just yards from another group of British soldiers. The other soldiers should have [...]	D
When Schofield approaches the soldiers sitting around a singer in the woods, not one of the other so [...]	D
The abandoned artillery position seen in the German section is much too close, situated just behind [...]	D
Near the end of the film Schofield calls for Lieutenant Blake a few times. Because there were obviou [...]	D
When Schofield leaves the truck at Ã‰coust due to the bridge being out, he's told that the neares [...]	D
It is a myth that "the trenches were very poorly constructed and were always in horrific conditions. [...]	D
The grass in the meadow in the end shot is almost knee-high and blooming. This is not possible at th [...]	D
When they arrive at the German trenches Blake and Schofield spend a little time exploring the place [...]	D
When Schofield sees the cow in the field near the barn, the carcass of another cow is seen at a dist [...]	D
Croisilles is not to the southeast from Ã‰coust-Saint-Mein, but to the northwest.	D
Near the end of the film 'No Man's Land' the soldiers charge through to get to the German trenches i [...]	D
When Schofield meets Col. McKenzie, he salutes him with no helmet or headgear of any type. This woul [...]	D
By April 1917 (when the movie takes place), the Allies already knew that the Germans had withdrawn a [...]	D
While soldiers were hired to deliver messages on the western front, in real life soldiers wouldn't j [...]	D
When Blake and Schofield walk through No Man's Land, their boots become caked in mud, but after they [...]	D
According to General Erinmore, the Germans had left their respective trenches, which was proven corr [...]	D
Several British commanding officers seen between Blake's death and Schofield getting a lift in a tru [...]	D
Several Black soldiers are seen in the British army. However, there were no Black soldiers in the Br [...]	D
During a meeting with General Erinmore inside a bunker, both Schofield and Blake keep their helmets [...]	D
In 1917, British troops did not use human wave tactics as depicted in the attack at the end. By the [...]	D
Near the beginning of the film some British soldiers on the front line are seen with their helmets o [...]	D
General Erinmore does not inform Blake and Schofield what to do once the mission is accomplished. He [...]	D
The British medical station is above ground and too close to the front lines. It is well within rang [...]	D

Frase

General Erinmore: [quoting Rudyard Kipling] Down t [...]	D
Title Card: For Lance Corporal Alfred H. Mendes, 1 [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: Am I dying? Lance Corporal [...]	D
[first lines] Sergeant Sanders: Blake. Blake! La [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: You'll be wanking again in n [...]	D
Lauri: [frightened] There is nothing here. There i [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: [Schofield and Blake are in [...]	D
General Erinmore: They're walking into a trap. You [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: Tommy, you know the way? La [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie: Are they out of their fucking m [...]	D
Lance Corporal Schofield: Heading back home. I won [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: Will you write to my Mum for [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie: Straight ahead to the left, pas [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: Sir, the General is sure the [...]	D
Lance Corporal Schofield: [talking about his medal [...]	D
Lance Corporal Schofield: Any cover sir? Any where [...]	D
Captain Smith: I'm sorry about your friend. May I [...]	D
Lance Corporal Schofield: Well, that's your medal [...]	D
Lance Corporal Blake: You should have taken it hom [...]	D
Lauri: Where are the others? Lance Corporal Schof [...]	D
Colonel MacKenzie: I hoped today might be a good d [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie: Are you our relief? Lance Corp [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie: Settle a bet. What day is it? [...]	D
Lieutenant Leslie: [handing Blake a flare gun] I d [...]	D

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