Il barone rosso

The British aircraft in the film's first dogfight should have been DH.2 pusher aircraft (rear-mounte [...]	D
The opening scenes of the film show a young Manfred apparently "taken" by a plane flying overhead, a [...]	D
Werner Voss was killed just a week and a half later after Kurt Wolff flying F1/103. It had a LeRhone [...]	D
During the funeral scene at the beginning of the film, the German pilots throw a crown of flowers fr [...]	D
Lanoe Hawker never had the Grim Reaper insignia on his aircraft. It could never have fit on the corr [...]	D
The large scale air battles between scouts of squadron strength at night - as shown in the film - co [...]	D
Lothar von Richthofen, the Red Baron's younger brother, was not (as in the film) flying with him on [...]	D
Throughout the film, the insignia on the German planes showed a strange mixture of Maltese Crosses ( [...]	D
The movie depicts Voss and Richtofen serving in the same unit for the entire war. In real life, Wern [...]	D
At 10:19, a breakfast scene with the German pilots discussing an enemy pilot, Manfred von Richtofen [...]	D
When Richtofen is initially presented with the pour le merite, Gerneral Hoeppner refers to the Briti [...]	D
(at around 16 mins) You can see The Red Baron with his goggles on, but they disappear in the next sc [...]	D
The British made S.E.5 flown by Lanoe Hawker was not active in 1916 as depicted. It only became oper [...]	D
Lanoe Hawker was shot down on 23 November 1916. Richthofen is seen piloting a later model Albatross [...]	D
In the movie "the Red Baron", Werner Voss mentions switching out the Oberursel Rotary engine on his [...]	D
Richthofen is presented with his Pour le Merite in January 1917, but the weather shows it to be warm [...]	D
When in Gereral Hopenner's office/war room in January 1917, Richthofen looks at the map and remarks [...]	D
Von Richtofen was five years older than his friend/rival Werner Voss; Matthias Schweighofer, playing [...]	D
In the movie, Lt. Kurt Wolff is shot down during a night mission. According to his wingman Lt. Carl- [...]	D
At 10:19, a breakfast scene with the German pilots discussing an enemy pilot, Manfred von Richtofen [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen is depicted as instructing his men to shoot the planes not the pilots, which [...]	D
As Roy Brown is carried off from his downed plane, Richthofen's hat is skewed jauntily to the right [...]	D
Kurt Wolff was flying Manfred's F1/102 triplane when he was shot down. At the time Manfred was on le [...]	D
Kaiser Wilhelm II did not speak English with a German accent; his mother was Queen Victoria's daught [...]	D
In the air battle scene shortly after Ricthoffen & Brown chat in no man's land. One of the British B [...]	D
Roy Brown is shown in a Royal Flying Corps uniform, and describes himself as being in the nonexisten [...]	D
Several scenes are filmed in an obviously modern, spacious, well equipped hangar. WWI hangars were, [...]	D
During the first scene "1906," we can see the young Richtofen admiring a Bleriot XI which first flew [...]	D
The Red Baron shoots down Lanoe Hawker flying an Se5a, but Hawker flew (and was shot down in) an Air [...]	D
During the film, the mole on Lothar Von Richtofen's face changes from right cheek to left cheek, the [...]	D
In Lanoe Hawker's final scene his aircraft seems to change during combat. In the movie Hawker flies [...]	D
The Curtiss JN4 (Jenny) was produced in the US as a trainer from 1915 to 1918. None were exported ex [...]	D
German soldiers are seen marching through Lille, France, in February 1917, with the spiked pickelhau [...]	D
When the "boys" are taxing the Curtiss Jenny around and one of them hits the haystack - the closeup [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen and Roy Brown never met in combat or otherwise until 21 April 1918.	D
On a number of occasions German soldiers are seen equipped with the Mauser Kar 98k rifle, which was [...]	D
One of Richthofen's fellow pilots in the early part of the movie is Stefan Kirmaier who's funeral is [...]	D
While the nurse that attended to Richthofen's head wound, KÃ¤te Otersdorf, was a real historical c [...]	D

Manfred von Richthofen: [briefing the other pilots [...]	D
Voss: Your nurse is a very good looking girl. Man [...]	D
Emperor Wilhelm: You're looking disposed, my dear [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: How long have you been sta [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: I only attack if I can win [...]	D
KÃ¤te: Dance with me. Manfred von Richthofen: N [...]	D
KÃ¤te: There are so many hospitals now they have [...]	D
Brown: Sooner or later this war will be over. You [...]	D
Sternberg: I just think you're making a mistake. T [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: If you give me the power [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: [meeting in a field] What [...]	D
[last lines] KÃ¤te: [over Manfred's grave] I co [...]	D
Emperor Wilhelm: We need men like him. I supposed [...]	D
[first lines] Bodenschatz: Are you out of your bl [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: [to Kate] When I became a [...]	D
Sternberg: And never forget, a pilot greatest virt [...]	D
Manfred von Richthofen: Mademoiselle! Have I done [...]	D

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