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Burt Lancaster initially turned the script down when he was first approached about the project, but [...]	D
Richard Widmark's scenes were shot separately from everyone else's. He insisted on doing everything [...]	D
All of the scenes were shot with two cameras running.	D
The vehicle used to portray a USAF tank is actually a German Jagdpanzer 38(t) "Hetzer" tank destroye [...]	D
Walter Pidgeon was originally announced for an unspecified role.	D
Paul Newman was offered the role of the President of the US, but turned it down.	D
The secret policy is closely based on the 1957 book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" by Henry Ki [...]	D
The yellow car in the ditch near the beginning of the movie was Rich Steber's personal car.	D
The Oval Office set, was 1.5x bigger than the real one, in order to accommodate equipment and crew.	D
Final film of Simon Scott.	D
Jerry Goldsmith scored the film because the director's usual composer Frank De Vol was ill.	D
Paul Winfield and William Marshall are real-life cousins. This is, however, the only film they both [...]	D
Robert Aldrich turned down a large salary and a 10% profit stake in Quell'ultimo ponte (1977) in ord [...]	D
Final film of Leif Erickson.	D
Veteran screenwriter Edward Huebsch had his first credit under his own name in 26 years with this fi [...]	D
This is Burt Lancaster's fourth collaboration with director Robert Aldrich, after L'ultimo Apache (1 [...]	D
One of the very few films made in the late 1970s to be shown with an intermission.	D
Robert Aldrich originally wanted to have a photo montage of various events in American history to pl [...]	D
Lorimar first bought rights to the novel "Viper Three", upon which this film is based, in 1971, when [...]	D
Final film of Charles McGraw.	D
Burt Lancaster was paid $750,000.	D
The film was part of a cycle of 1970s conspiracy movies. These included: Azione esecutiva (1973), Un [...]	D
Robert Aldrich finished the film ten days ahead of schedule.	D
Produced independently by Lorimar, the film was distributed theatrically by Allied Artists. In a twi [...]	D
The Air Force One plane was only painted on one side.	D
Vera Miles' role as the First Lady was deleted from the final release print.	D
The cast includes two Oscar winners: Burt Lancaster, Melvyn Douglas; and five Oscar nominees: Richar [...]	D
Paul Winfield's character, while looking at the missile in the silo, remarks, "It's like 'Star Trek' [...]	D
Melvyn Douglas called Charles Durning "kid" during the rehearsals for this film. However, Douglas st [...]	D
Final film of Lionel Murton.	D
Pippa Scott's role was cut from the final version.	D
Many actors from the Guerre stellari (1977) film series made appearances. Garrick Hagon and William [...]	D

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The "Gold" bomb (setting aside the micro-nuke as not a real thing) has a never explained and clearly [...]	D
Officers in confinement often self-segregate from the general prison population while in military co [...]	D
In highly specialized units such as a missile wing, operating from a supporting air force base, ever [...]	D
The President's US Air Force aide is wearing a Combat Infrantryman Badge (an Army skill badge).	D
Some of the military personnel, like Mackenzie's driver, have hair that is too long.	D
Powell stated that he lied when Dell asks him about his experience with Titan missiles and ICBM secu [...]	D
Why not position tanks or some kind of fighting vehicles 1500 yards from the silos to try and shoot [...]	D
None of the tanks used in the film have ever been used by the US. Some are Hotchkiss SPz 11-2 tanks [...]	D
There is no medical team in evidence in the final scene. If the president ever were put in harm's wa [...]	D
It is said that the press plane claimed to develop engine trouble over St. Louis. There is no reason [...]	D
Missiles are not in the same complex, accessed through the same tunnels, as launch control bunkers. [...]	D
The film is set to take place in 1981, then four years into the future. The Titan (I) missile was al [...]	D
The opening titles are shown against an image of the Statue of Liberty and the sun near the horizon. [...]	D
At about 30 minutes into the movie, the officer giving a SAC briefing begins with "Good morning, gen [...]	D
During the torture of the airman in order to reveal the safe's combination, the torturer refers to t [...]	D
In the first close-up of Air Force 1 from the front, you can see the plane has only been painted on [...]	D
The Air Force officer talking to the President calls Dell "a soldier" when he should refer to him as [...]	D
A title card announces that the film takes place on Sunday, November 16, 1981. November 16 was a Mon [...]	D
When the attackers enter the launch control center, you can see that the 'massive' vault door, while [...]	D
To seize control of the 9 missiles and be able to operate their launch control panel, the infiltrato [...]	D
The USAF helicopters sent to recon the silo area, are carrying civilian Italian registrations.	D

Frase

Brig. Gen. O'Rourke: Like the late Great Houdini s [...]	D
Willis Powell: I had Brothers in my platoon that c [...]	D
President David Stevens: You asshole! Dell's bluff [...]	D
Lawrence Dell: Gentlemen, we are now a superpower.	D
Lawrence Dell: You try one more goddamned stunt an [...]	D
Willis Powell: Just wanted you to know General, wi [...]	D
Willis Powell: [Kicking bunker door] Jive ass honk [...]	D
Willis Powell: Grow up General. Nobody honors noth [...]	D
Lawrence Dell: There are no midgets in the United [...]	D

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