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Robert Shaw explains Mr. Grey's unstable behavior as the reason he was "kicked out of the Mafia." No [...]	D
When Pelham 1-2-3 initially enters 28th St., car 7339 is clean. As the train leaves the station afte [...]	D
As the police car rushes uptown, the same buildings reflect off the car's windows several times.	D
Employees at banks have rubber finger grips or a substance to smear onto their fingertips to help th [...]	D
When Bud Carmody closes down the rear section of the train at 59th St., there is a noticeable gap be [...]	D
When Mr. Blue decides to kill himself at the end of the movie by placing his foot in contact with th [...]	D
At the end of the film, Patrone and Garber are investigating 9 subway motormen from the list of thos [...]	D
James Broderick aka " Denny Doyle - Train Conductor," was incorrectly credited . He was the Motorman [...]	D
When Pelham 1-2-3 initially enters 28th St. the front "Brooklyn Bridge" destination sign on 7339 has [...]	D
The sub-machine guns used by the gang are the Smith and Wesson M-76 9mm. There are a couple of scene [...]	D
When Mr. Green first enters 59th street station, an R16 NYC Subway car is seen leaving with the desi [...]	D
Mr. Blue has demanded that all the signals to West Ferry must be showing green, yet at the first sta [...]	D
Several times Mr. Blue states on his radio, "Over and out." Anyone versed in military communications [...]	D
There are in inordinate number of babies crying on train, yet there are none visible, only two child [...]	D
There are no switch-points - nor have there ever been any, between the local and/or express tracks o [...]	D
The first car of Pelham 1-2-3 as it enters 28th St. is car 7339. However, at Grand Central, 7339 is [...]	D
The action takes place on the local downtown Lexington Avenue Line, which terminates at the abandone [...]	D
When Mr. Green first catches the 6 Train at 59th street, the train has storm door with no roll down [...]	D
A number of times late in the movie when Mr. Blue talks to Lt. Garver on the radio, he does not push [...]	D
The chain-lock on Mr. Green's apartment door is installed backwards. It should be secured on the doo [...]	D
Just before the gang leaves the train, Mr. Blue talks into the microphone of the radio but does not [...]	D
The conductor brags that he knows that all cars on the IRT are 72 feet long, when the correct length [...]	D
After cutting away the rest of the train, Mr. Green, Mr. Brown and Bud Carmody walk up and climb int [...]	D
Subway signaling displays do not show trains in a manner that allows their length to be continuously [...]	D
(at around 27 mins) Mr. Grey (Hector Elizondo) walks through the two doors between the second and fi [...]	D
During Garber's tour with the Japanese visitors, he says that each train is named for its "terminus" [...]	D
When Mr. Green pulls out of 28th Street, we see him disengage the "Dead Man's Feature" (by pressing [...]	D
Mr. Blue tells his hostages that his sub-machine gun fires 750 rounds of 9mm per minute. In fact the [...]	D
The relevant section of the Lexington Avenue Line includes curves sharp enough to have speed-control [...]	D
When Lt. Garber is reading the criminal history index card of gang member George Steever, AKA "Mr. B [...]	D
When the police car carrying Inspector Daniels and Lt. Garber returns to 17th street (just after Mr. [...]	D
When the gang separates the train and backs it up to separate it from the train, the young conductor [...]	D
The station used at the beginning of the pix is actually the 28th Str. stop on the BMT and not the I [...]	D
Pelham Bay #6 Train does indeed begin at the Bronx's elevated last stop, but ENDS at the Brooklyn Br [...]	D
Departing the 42nd Str. (Express) Station for the 33rd Str. (Local) Sta. those downtown tracks - and [...]	D
Hand-held 2-way walkie-talkie type radios were not (and still are not) functional in the NYC Transit [...]	D
When Mr. Green enters the motorman's space to take over the train he lets the motorman know he was a [...]	D

Hooker: Listen, you little prick. Twenty bucks wou [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [identifying himself as they drive up [...]	D
Patrolman James: [reporting a shooting over the [...]	D
Caz Dolowicz: [in the train office, Caz is watchin [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Hey, Frank, you know who went down to [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Now, then, ladies and gentlemen, do you [...]	D
Mayor: Warren, I've thought it over. I know what w [...]	D
Executive on Train: Would you gentlemen mind telli [...]	D
Correll: I don't give a rat's ass for your fucking [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [Speaking to the wounded male undercov [...]	D
Mayor: Warren, suppose the hijackers start shootin [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Ladies and gentlemen, it might interest [...]	D
Correll: Whaddaya mean, you haven't got any buses? [...]	D
Correll: Christ, to hear you plead with that chick [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Be quiet! Now be quiet! nothing will hap [...]	D
Mr. Blue: I once had a man shot for talking to me [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Officer, I suppose you couldn't use a qu [...]	D
Patrolman O'Keefe: I always wanted to do this. Loo [...]	D
Caz Dolowicz: When did the power go? Hey, conducto [...]	D
Lt. Rico Patrone: What's up, Z? Lt. Garber: You w [...]	D
Denny Doyle: I wouldn't go down there if I were yo [...]	D
Mr. Blue: The Africans used to pay me five thousan [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Excuse me, do you people still execute i [...]	D
Plumber: How come that gate ain't locked? Caz Dol [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [Repeated line to Mr. Green, each time [...]	D
The Alcoholic: [Waking up after the train screeche [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Keep those children quiet! The Mother: [...]	D
Lt. Rico Patrone: Wait a minute. I just figured ou [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [after talking to Mr Blue on the radio [...]	D
Mr. Blue: You a policeman? [cop nods] Mr. Blue: [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [Lt. Garber's taking the 4 executive f [...]	D
Mr. Blue: [over the phone] What happed to Garber? [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Rico, you want to make yourself useful [...]	D
Caz Dolowicz: Oh, come on. If I've got to watch my [...]	D
Denny Doyle: You're still in switching. Why don't [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Will you go back and mind the passengers [...]	D
Plumber: What's the goddamn hurry? Caz Dolowicz: [...]	D
Deputy Mayor Warren LaSalle: Hallelujah! Alright, [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Rico, she's moving. Lt. Rico Patrone: [...]	D
Mr. Gray: [whistling] Hold it right there, cowboy! [...]	D
Correll: Keep dreamin', maniac.	D
Lt. Rico Patrone: This is Lieutenant Patrone, oper [...]	D
Mr. Green: [Mr. Gray opens the storm door for Mr. [...]	D
Lt. Garber: These are the assignment desks, one fo [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Hey Pelham; it might interest you to k [...]	D
Mr. Blue: You a policeman? [cop nods] Mr. Blue: [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Well, the guy who's talking s'got a he [...]	D
Mr. Blue: It is 2:24, Lieutenant, you've got forty [...]	D
Mr. Green: Look, I got my rights! This is my home! [...]	D
Mr. Blue: Give the lieutenant my regards. Lt. Ric [...]	D
Mr. Blue: What did they catch you doing? Mr. Gree [...]	D
Mr. Green: I'm taking your brake handle, and the r [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Listen, fella, I hope you take this in [...]	D
Mr. Green: I think I might die today. Mr. Blue: T [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Frank, how much longer before the trac [...]	D
Deputy Mayor Warren LaSalle: All right, Al. You've [...]	D
Bud Carmody: Jesus Christ, what was that? Mr. Bro [...]	D
Mr. Green: What's your name, motorman? Denny Doyl [...]	D
Mr. Mattson: Okay, kid, out loud now so's I can he [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Inspector Daniels? She's moving, sir. [...]	D
Lt. Garber: [looking for the inspector] Inspector [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Did you get that list of motormen who [...]	D
Mr. Mattson: [a senior conductor's training the ne [...]	D
Inspector Daniels: You better be right about this, [...]	D
Correll: Don't bug me, Garber. I've got problems. [...]	D
Lt. Rico Patrone: We had a bomb scare in the Bronx [...]	D
Lt. Garber: Inspector, that short move they made b [...]	D
Patrolman Miskowsky: This is a million dollars? P [...]	D
Mrs. Jenkins: Grand Central Tower calling Command [...]	D
Bud Carmody: What's he going to do? Mr. Brown: Yo [...]	D
Denny Doyle: You're still in switching. Why don't [...]	D
Mayor: [the clock's ticking, and the mayor's sitti [...]	D
Inspector Daniels: Garber, I just had a terrible t [...]	D

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