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Features six Academy Award winners: Red Buttons, Sean Connery, Henry Fonda, Edmond O'Brien, Rod Stei [...]	D
Fox executives were nervous when Darryl F. Zanuck decided to film this in black-and-white. When he w [...]	D
Although the American Film Institute's "Catalog of Feature Films, 1961-1970", identifies Dewey Marti [...]	D
Alongside the three credited directors, Gerd Oswald directed the parachute drop scene, and producer [...]	D
The piper who played the bagpipes as Lord Lovat's commandos stormed ashore is played by the late Pip [...]	D
Several sources credit Christopher Lee as being in this project, but Lee denied working on this movi [...]	D
Red Button's character is based on a real man, Pvt. John Marvin Steele, a mortarman in the 82nd Airb [...]	D
Producer Darryl F. Zanuck paid Cornelius Ryan $175,000 for the screen rights to his book.	D
At one point the camera zooms in on Crecy on the map. Crecy was where, on 8/26/1346, the English rec [...]	D
The casino featured in the Ouistreham sequence was in fact a hotel in Port-en-Bessin, a town on the [...]	D
John Wayne's separate billing on the end credits was controversial in view of his non-participation [...]	D
Adolf Hitler had invaded France in May 1940 to force an end to World War II and the Anglo-French eco [...]	D
As a 22-year-old private, Joseph Lowe landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day with the Second Ranger Battalio [...]	D
William Holden was offered the role of Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort, but turned it down, as he was [...]	D
Sean Connery asked that his scenes be filmed quickly so he could get to Jamaica in time to star in A [...]	D
Curd JÃ¼rgens played General Blumentritt. In 1944 JÃ¼rgens had been sent to an internment camp i [...]	D
Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandevoort was 27 years old on D-Day. He was very disappointed to find that he was [...]	D
This was Paul Hartmann's final film before his death on June 30, 1977 at the age of 88.	D
Contrary to what is shown in this movie, many of the German soldiers posted to Normandy at the time [...]	D
Elmo Williams was credited as associate producer and coordinator of battle episodes. He later produc [...]	D
An estimated 23,000 troops were supplied by the US, Britain and France for filming (Germans only app [...]	D
Film debut (uncredited) of SiÃ¢n Phillips (W.R.N.S. Officer).	D
In the scene in the room where Col. Vandervoort (John Wayne) and Gen. Gavin (Robert Ryan) discuss th [...]	D
Jack Hedley joked that the scale of this production was so large, and the resources at producer Darr [...]	D
"Rupert" was not the first dummy paratrooper used in the war. The Luftwaffe dropped dummies along wi [...]	D
Darryl F. Zanuck and Cornelius Ryan collaborated on the screenplay, even though they hated each othe [...]	D
When leading the assault at Pegasus Bridge, Richard Todd (Maj. Howard) cries, "Up the Ox and Bucks!" [...]	D
Throughout the movie, a drum can occasionally be heard in the background. It hits three high notes a [...]	D
It only took four days to shoot John Wayne's cameo, although it was one of the more lengthy of all o [...]	D
Brigitte Bardot and Marina Vlady turned down the role of Janine Boitard.	D
With a $10-million budget, this was the most expensive black-and-white movie ever made until Schindl [...]	D
Over 75,000 British and Commonwealth (predominantly Canadian) troops and 57,000 American troops came [...]	D
John Wayne demanded that his name appear separately in the credits.	D
Wolfgang Preiss (Major General Max Pemsel) later played Field Marshal Erwin Rommel in Attacco a Romm [...]	D
Gerd FrÃ¶be's character's name, "Sgt Kaffeekanne", translates to "Sgt. Coffeepot"	D
Robert Ryan was also older than the character he played, then-Brigadier General James M. Gavin, by a [...]	D
Gen. James M. Gavin (Robert Ryan) was actually born James Ryan, but put up for adoption at age two a [...]	D
As there was a nudist resort two miles inland from the Corsican beach, it was necessary to post sign [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
This was one of several high-profile projects that John Wayne took in the wake of the extremely expe [...]	D
The two German Messerschmitt 109 fighters attacking the beach were actually four-seat Messerschmitt [...]	D
During shooting in Ste. MÃ¨re-Eglise, traffic was stopped, stores were closed, and the power was s [...]	D
In the scene where the French man is offering Lord Lovatt champagne, he arrives on a bike and leans [...]	D
The fleet scenes were filmed using 22 ships of the US. Sixth Fleet during maneuvers off Corsica betw [...]	D
Countless US Ranger dummies were built by the prop crew for the cliff and beach action sequences.; s [...]	D
This movie had its Royal Charity premiere on October 11, 1962 at the Leicester Square Theatre, Londo [...]	D
Hans Christian Blech (Werner Pluskat) served in the German army during WW2. The prominent scars on h [...]	D
Film debut (uncredited) of Richard Dawson ("British Soldier").	D
Kenneth More (Capt, Colin Maud) carried the shillelagh Maud had used in the actual invasion, which h [...]	D
John Wayne, who was 54 at the time of filming, was widely felt to be too old and too heavy to play a [...]	D
The cast includes three teenage singing idols of the 1950s: Paul Anka, Fabian, and Tommy Sands.	D
Although they were the only allied troops to achieve their objective on D-Day, the Canadians at Juno [...]	D
Despite the Cornelius Ryan connection, the only actors to appear in both this film and Quell'ultimo [...]	D
Red Buttons was considered too old to play a paratrooper.	D
No gliders of the sort used in the invasion were available, so producer Darryl F. Zanuck commissione [...]	D
Dwight D. Eisenhower walked out on the movie after only a few minutes, frustrated by the inaccuracie [...]	D
In the Spanish-language version, Fernando Rey and JesÃºs Puente dubbed Henry Fonda and Peter Lawfo [...]	D
Average shot length = ~8 seconds. Median shot length = ~6.5 seconds	D
The Germans were deliberately not portrayed in stereotypical style. The words "Sieg Heil", for insta [...]	D
Bryan Coleman (Ronald Callen) served in the British Army during WW2 and took part in the D-Day landi [...]	D
The real purpose of the D-Day invasion was to save western Europe from being overrun by the Soviet U [...]	D
Alec Guinness was sought for a cameo.	D
Four Spitfires were used in the strafing sequence. They were all ex-Belgian target tugs and all were [...]	D
Adolf Hitler doesn't make an appearance in this movie. In reality, he slept through the start of the [...]	D
Wolfgang Preiss (Major General Max Pemsel) and Bernhard Wicki, the director of the German episodes, [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
"ack ack" is slang for anti-aircraft fire.	D
The 2nd Ranger Battalion lands at Pointe du Hoc only to find the guns they've been sent to destroy h [...]	D
Leslie Phillips only has one line in the film.	D
The real Theodore Roosevelt Jr. died of a heart attack in France just a few weeks after the Normandy [...]	D
The "Crickets" demonstrated by John Wayne, and those used during the actual invasion. were made by J [...]	D
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel and his son Manfred Rommel were played by real-life father and son Werner [...]	D
The production had 36 real landing craft and two real German planes at its disposal.	D
The US Sixth Fleet extensively supported the filming and made available many amphibious landing ship [...]	D
When Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and his staff deliberate on whether or not to proceed due to the weath [...]	D
In 1963 the NAACP accused Hollywood studios of racial discrimination. Using this movie as an example [...]	D
To create a more sympathetic stance to each of the different parties, producer Darryl F. Zanuck had [...]	D
In his memoirs, Christopher Lee recalls being rejected for a role in this film because he didn't loo [...]	D
As would be done later in Patton, generale d'acciaio (1970), the Twentieth Century-Fox logo is never [...]	D
Donald Houston, who has one scene as an RAF. pilot, served in the RAF as a rear gunner and radio ope [...]	D
One of the first World War II films made by an American studio in which the members of each country [...]	D
Former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower was considered for the role of himself, and indicated his w [...]	D
After the film was released there were complaints over the casting, as many of the actors were too o [...]	D
John Wayne and Henry Fonda appeared in another star-studded epic, La conquista del West (1962).	D
No English is spoken for the first ten minutes of the film. After several conversations among variou [...]	D
Many of the military consultants and advisers, drawn from both sides, were actual participants on D- [...]	D
George Segal, who had a small part in this film, later said he thought Robert Mitchum was an anti-Se [...]	D
Colonel Vandervoort tells his subordinates there are 3 million men out in staging areas waiting for [...]	D
The Messerschmitts used to portray Luftwaffe fighters were not Bf-109s, but were actually Bf-108 Tai [...]	D
In several of the beach invasion scenes, troops can be seen wearing 1960s-era military-issue eyeglas [...]	D
Although he changed the cap-badge to that of Maj. Howard's regiment, the beret that Richard Todd (wh [...]	D
Due to the massive cost overruns on Cleopatra (1963) (which was filming concurrently), Darryl F. Zan [...]	D
In addition to Sean Connery, who made his debut as James Bond the same year this movie was shot, two [...]	D
Richard Burton and Donald Houston would have more scenes together as British soldiers at odds in 196 [...]	D
Even if Adolf Hitler had released the Panzers that were being held in reserve, it is unlikely they c [...]	D
Richard Todd, who took part in the action at the bridge at Benouville (later renamed Pegasus Bridge) [...]	D
The role of Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandevoort was sought by Charlton Heston, but John Wayne decided to ta [...]	D
The scene where Jeffrey Hunter lands on Omaha Beach pulling a life raft as a shell goes off, then fa [...]	D
The most important construction job for this movie was done at the little fishing village of Port-en [...]	D
The highest-grossing black-and-white movie until Schindler's List (1993).	D
Producer Darryl F. Zanuck was quoted in an interview as saying that he didn't think much of actors f [...]	D
The Rupert paradummies used in this movie were far more elaborate and lifelike than those actually u [...]	D
The film features two German commanders who were later executed--Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel ( [...]	D
Mel Ferrer was originally signed to play the role of Gen. James M. Gavin, but withdrew from the role [...]	D
Robert E. Evans turned down a role as one of the American soldiers.	D
Many of the beach scenes were filmed in Corsica.	D
Russell Waters is credited by various sources as being in this movie, but he is nowhere to be seen.	D
Robert Mitchum and Curd Jurgens previously starred together in another WWII film, The Enemy Below (1 [...]	D
The scene of the French commando assault in Ouistreham was filmed in the nearby town of Port-en-Bess [...]	D
A colorized version of this movie, in pan-and-scan 4:3 ratio, was released on VHS in 1994, the 50th [...]	D
John Robinson (Adm. Ramsay) took part in the D-Day landings as a member of the Reconnaissance Corps.	D
On D-Day, the Germans had only 319 operational aircraft left to face the Allied armada of over 9000 [...]	D
Twentieth Century-Fox was taking a real gamble making this movie. At $10 million, it was a hugely da [...]	D
German General Erich Marcks had a reputation as a planner and strategist. Rommel shared his view tha [...]	D
When Rommel is in his staff car in front of his headquarters, he tells the driver "Panzer los!" when [...]	D
The casting of John Wayne as a paratrooper in his mid-20s was widely regarded as a mistake.	D
Producer Darryl F. Zanuck was continually at Andrew Marton's shoulder when he was directing the Amer [...]	D
According to director Ken Annakin, producer Darryl F. Zanuck took a dislike to Sean Connery. He said [...]	D
In Italy for the filming of Cleopatra (1963), Roddy McDowall became so frustrated with the numerous [...]	D
While clearing a section of the Normandy beach near Ponte du Hoc, the crew unearthed a tank that had [...]	D
Hitler had offered to end the war on 19 July 1940 and again in May 1941. The terms of his July 1940 [...]	D
To give an idea of the scale of this film, producer Darryl F. Zanuck effectively commanded more "tro [...]	D
Although the screenplay is credited to Cornelius Ryan, many other writers worked on it.	D
John Wayne (a very conservative Republican) and Robert Ryan (a very liberal Democrat) had managed to [...]	D
Prop Master Sam Gordon was responsible for the "Rupert" doll, designed by Charles-Henri Assola. Howe [...]	D
The part of the British priest was first offered to Dirk Bogarde, who turned it down.	D
During the scene, in which Brig. Gen. Norman Cota (Robert Mitchum) is complaining to Col. Thomson (E [...]	D
Sean Connery, a Scot with a surname of Irish origin (Ã“ Conaire) played Pvt Flanagan, an Irishman [...]	D
John Wayne was nearly 30 years older than his character.	D
As part of John Wayne's contract, in addition to his high fee, he insisted on getting separate billi [...]	D
For dramatic effect, much is made of the suggestion that Germany is losing the war because Hitler is [...]	D
In this movie, three Free French Special Air Service paratroopers jump into France before British an [...]	D
When cost overruns on Cleopatra (1963) threatened to force Twentieth Century-Fox to shut down produc [...]	D
This movie was made in black-and-white to allow archive footage to be incorporated, to give the movi [...]	D
Red Buttons was cast after he ran into producer Darryl F. Zanuck in a Paris cafÃ©.	D
The character who calls the homing pigeons on Juno beach "Traitors" when they appear to fly east tow [...]	D
Despite being in two scenes, Gert FrÃ¶be (Sgt. Kaffekanne) never says a word.	D
In researching his contribution to the script, Romain Gary uncovered one of Cornelius Ryan's mistake [...]	D
Richard Burton said he felt that he and Donald Houston were too old to play R.A.F. pilots. During hi [...]	D
Some German soldiers who fought from the seaside bunkers were shot and killed after they dropped the [...]	D
Henry Grace was not an actor when cast as Dwight D. Eisenhower, but his remarkable resemblance to Ei [...]	D
After Operazione Normandia (1956), this was the second film about the Normandy landings in which D-D [...]	D
MotÃ¶rhead frontman Lemmy once referred to this as being one of his favorite films.	D
One of the uncredited writers on this movie was James Jones, author of "From Here to Eternity".	D
According to several German veterans, Maj. Werner Pluskat was not at his command bunker in Omaha Bea [...]	D
Just before shooting began in Corsica, producer Darryl F. Zanuck was approached by a man stating he [...]	D
During the filming of the landings at Omaha Beach, the extras appearing as American soldiers didn't [...]	D
Eddie Albert (Col. Thompson) was a World War II veteran, but he served in the Pacific, not in Europe [...]	D
The French Resistance woman shown at the start of this movie was played by Irina Demick, who was pro [...]	D
There was some controversy over the casting. At 54, John Wayne was twice as old as Lt. Col. Benjamin [...]	D
The theme song to the movie, by Paul Anka, was used as the regimental march of the Canadian Airborne [...]	D
Richard Todd (Maj. John Howard, Officer Commanding D Company of The 2nd Battalion The Oxfordshire an [...]	D
Some critics felt having every part played by a star reduced this movie's emotional impact.	D
Pundits nicknamed this movie "Z-Day".	D
One of producer Darryl F. Zanuck's big worries was that, as filming of the actual invasion drew near [...]	D
Curd JÃ¼rgens (General GÃ¼nther Blumentritt) and Wolfgang Preiss (Major General Max Pemsel) both [...]	D
The film takes place from June 5 to June 6, 1944.	D
The Spitfire planes needed to be fitted with new Rolls-Royce engines before being usable.	D
Different types of guns and thousands of rounds of blank ammunition were hand-manufactured.	D

Connessioni

Mystery Science Theater 3000: Angels Revenge	D
La guerra en el cine	D
Best in Action: 1962	D
The 100 Greatest War Films	D
Biography: Darryl F. Zanuck: 20th Century Filmmaker	D
Dawson's Creek: The Longest Day	D
Sex o no sex	D
I Jefferson: The Longest Day	D
Svengoolie: Night of the Lepus	D
Discovering Film: Henry Fonda	D
Fish: The Really Longest Day	D
A Day to Remember: A Conversation with Ken Annakin	D
Who Killed JFK? Facts Not Fiction	D
Army Parachutist Rates 9 Airborne Jumps in Movies and TV	D
Diminishing Returns: Star Wars Season: Rogue One	D
The Greatest Ever War Films	D
Il giorno dopo	D
You're the Worst: The Intransigence of Love	D
The 100 Greatest War Films	D
Quell'uragano di papÃ : The Longest Day	D
What's My Line?: Darryl F. Zanuck (2)	D
Lo sciacallo	D
The Middle: Thanksgiving IV	D
California: The Longest Day	D
Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School	D
Celebrated: Sean Connery	D
Bernhard Victor Christoph Carl von BÃ¼low genannt Loriot	D
Jaaroverzicht	D
Timewatch: Bloody Omaha	D
Darryl F. Zanuck: A Dream Fulfilled	D
Salvate il soldato Ryan	D
JFK - Un caso ancora aperto	D
Backstory: The Longest Day	D
SAS Soldier Breaks Down 11 Military Scenes	D
Savage Harvest 2: October Blood	D
Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Landing at Point Rain	D
Miracolo a Sant'Anna	D
The Fosters: The Longest Day	D
Asterix e la pozione magica	D
Frasier: Semi-Decent Proposal	D
Madagascar	D
I film: The Sixties	D
V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episode #9.3	D
Oh Doctor Beeching!: Sleeping Around	D
Only Fools and Horses....: The Longest Night	D
Tarzoon la vergogna della giungla	D
Blankety Blank: Episode #16.2	D
John Wayne: American Hero of the Movies	D
La brigata del diavolo	D
The Goldbergs: Hogan Is My Grandfather	D
Les Ã©chos du cinÃ©ma: Episode #1.52	D
20th Century-Fox: The First 50 Years	D
Il matrimonio	D
I Simpson: Bart the General	D
Il giorno piÃ¹ corto	D
American Pop	D
Alba rossa	D
Don't Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story of Richard D. Zanuck	D
Svengoolie: The Mummy (1959)	D
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Spearhead	D
Best in Action: 1965	D
Beetle Bailey: Sgt. Snorkle's Longest Day	D
Blue Bloods: Vested Interests	D
Stars of the Silver Screen: Henry Fonda	D
Ballroom Dancing	D
Best in Action: 1962	D
Naked Complex	D
The Crezz: The Longest Day	D
Film '72: Never Say Never Again Special	D
Les Ã©chos du cinÃ©ma: Episode #1.11	D
Guy X	D
All This and World War II	D
Il giorno dopo	D
Loriots 80. Geburtstag	D
Band of Brothers - Fratelli al fronte	D
Il carissimo Billy: Wally's Practical Joke	D
Three Hats for Lisa	D
The Sound of Music: From Fact to Phenomenon	D
Rewind This!	D
The Erotic Mr. Rose	D
AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Henry Fonda	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Betty Thomas/Stray Cats	D
Nihon no ichiban nagai hi	D
Shitamachi no taiyÃ´	D
Private Gold 8: The Longest Night	D
Ricordi di guerra	D
La valle dei dinosauri: The Longest Day	D
L'uomo di casa: Last Halloween Standing	D
Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood	D
The Longest Daycare	D

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Errori

According to Cornelius Ryan's book, far from being deafened by the church bell, John Steele said tha [...]	D
The landing craft being used in the assault are from the USS Fremont (APA-44). The Fremont was in th [...]	D
After Sgt John Fuller (Jeffrey Hunter) plants the two Bangalore torpedo tubes in the sand beneath co [...]	D
When Lovat"s commandos land, the piper is playing "Black Bear"; however, when we see the piper he is [...]	D
At around 1:31:30, a paratrooper is shown landing in a fenced area, with two Germans running in oppo [...]	D
Early on, three German officers are talking with the coastline as a backdrop. One of them moves from [...]	D
German Gen. Max Pemsel says, "Wir haben starke RADAR-stÃ¶rungen" ("We have strong radar interferen [...]	D
The image is flopped for one of the ships shown at the start of the naval bombardment (third close-u [...]	D
When the French commando unit's CO Philippe Keiffer goes to get a tank he jumps out a window and is [...]	D
When Gen. Cota meets up with Gen. Thompson on the beach, he holds his cigar in his hand. After Cota [...]	D
The currency notes in Schultz's winnings are of later issue than was in circulation in 1944.	D
The two German "fighters" seen outside the airfield office are Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifuns, which, [...]	D
When Pvt. Martini (Sal Mineo) is shot, the German soldier fires two shots in quick succession, far t [...]	D
The American paratroopers are incorrectly shown jumping with a jumpmaster standing in the plane and [...]	D
After the invasion begins, exterior closeup shots of an airplane dropping a canister shows it covere [...]	D
The German War Ensign flying outside Rommel's HQ does not have the Iron Cross in the upper left quad [...]	D
When the German officers are discussing the "Ruperts", "Gummisoldaten" is initially shown correctly [...]	D
During the sequence where the dummies were being dropped and the Germans were firing upon the aircra [...]	D
When the ships are about to begin bombarding the beaches you see a group of planes fly by the camera [...]	D
Richard Beymer's character spreads his dice winnings on his lower bunk on the ship. He opens a lette [...]	D
During the British glider assault on the bridge, the same glider lands three times.	D
In the early scene between Generals Gavin and Cota, the sentry pacing in the rain outside the Quonse [...]	D
Gen. Gavin is wearing a Senior Parachutist badge in 1944.The Parachutist Badge was formally approved [...]	D
There is an error in translation when several German generals are playing cards and are informed tha [...]	D
When the ships begin shelling the beaches and Major Pluskat ducks in the bunker, a very obviously fa [...]	D
When the coded radio messages are read out in French, the awaited second line of the poem by Paul Ve [...]	D
David Campbell (Richard Burton) is referred to in the explanatory text as "Flight Officer". He is ac [...]	D
Kenneth More, playing beach master Commander Maud, wears four stripes of a captain rather than three [...]	D
Although Vandervoort and Steele are shown wearing "jump" boots, as befitted their status as paratroo [...]	D
A compound fracture of the ankle indicates blood and/or protruding bones, of which Vandervoort's ank [...]	D
When Pvt. Schultz is lost and finds fellow soldiers across the wall from him, he crosses the wall by [...]	D
During a very early scene in France, the back end of a Citroen 2CV can be seen parked at the side of [...]	D
When the second line of the Paul Verlaine poem is said ("Blessent mon coeur d'une langueur monotone" [...]	D
When Stuart Whitman discovers Red Buttons, neither of their Thompsons are cocked/ready to shoot. The [...]	D
When Lord Lovat goes ashore he calls for his piper to play "Blue Bonnet" what the piper actually pla [...]	D
The landing craft being used in the assault are from the U.S.S. Fremont (APA-44). The Fremont was in [...]	D
There is a scene in which airplanes strafe a German column. Rounds are still shown hitting the groun [...]	D
During the meeting with Lt. Col. Vandervoort, Brig. Gen. James M. Gavin is wearing branch insignia f [...]	D
Before Oberstleutnant Priller and Unteroffizer Wodarczyk attack the Allies there is some stock foota [...]	D
When the paratroopers are preparing to load up they are given new rifles as we see them opening the [...]	D
Red Buttons character is deafened by the bells , yet he hears Stuart Whitmans character from across [...]	D
Most of the Americans armed with Thompson submachine guns are wearing M1 rifle clip ammo belts inste [...]	D
Flying officer David Campbell (Richard Burton) is wearing two medal ribbons of the DFC, they are bot [...]	D
Features LCM-8s, which weren't built until 1954.	D
During the go/no go sequence, a jet can be heard flying overhead as the naval representative is spea [...]	D
At the start of the film, a Frenchman with a briefcase is overtaken by a German staff car and shot i [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie Rommel is talking about how he will end the invasion right at the wa [...]	D
Robert Ryan and John Wayne--both in their mid-50s when the movie was made--were (and looked) some 20 [...]	D
During the shelling at the beginning of the invasion the French farmer's mirror breaks and its posit [...]	D
When German Maj. Werner Pluskat is in his bunker looking out to sea to try to spot the invasion forc [...]	D
During the glider landing the plane banks and descends but the artificial horizon indicator in the c [...]	D
All vehicles to be used in the invasion had invasion stars, which is a star in an intermittent circl [...]	D
When we first see Gen. Norman Cota (Robert Mitchum), he is talking to a subordinate who is holding a [...]	D
When the French first attack the casino there is barbed wire, but when they run from the hotel to th [...]	D
During some of the scenes they show U.S. paratroopers bailing out of British "Lancaster" bombers. Th [...]	D
When FO David Campbell is sitting, drinking a beer, we see someone standing and playing the piano in [...]	D
When Major Pluskat looks out of his bedroom window and reports a flare as being "a long way up the c [...]	D
The real Ouistreham casino had been destroyed and replaced by a German bunker before the D-Day landi [...]	D
Gen. Gavin is seen wearing infantry insignia on the lower lapels of his jacket. Generals do not wear [...]	D
During the final scenes of the movie, when an American general is taken up "Omaha" Beach, it's actua [...]	D
The M1 carbines carried by Allied troops and by Resistance members are post-war manufacture, as show [...]	D
At the beginning of the film and again when the bombardment takes place prior to the invasion, the F [...]	D
When the two men are on the rocking boat in the beginning, the straps on their helmets remain at a 9 [...]	D
In the opening scene where they are chasing the man down, you can clearly see the tire tracks being [...]	D
During the beginning of the invasion, Col. Thompson (Eddie Albert) is seen running up the beach with [...]	D
Just As Lt. Col. Vandervoort was using his compass to tell his men that St. Mere Eglise Is North by [...]	D
At the end of the movie the camera shows the invaded beach, and we see two vehicle (a truck and a ta [...]	D
During the cliff-scaling sequence, when the US Rangers use grenades to kill German troops at a cliff [...]	D
When Henry Fonda (Gen. Theo Roosevelt) leaves Edmond O'Brien's (Gen. Ray Barton) sea cabin and enter [...]	D
The first time we encounter Field Marshal Erwin Rommel (Werner Hinz) he is at the French coast line, [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie when the German sergeant is taking coffee to the beach gunners, we see [...]	D
The pile of currency won by Dutch Schultz, totaling $2500, was mostly made up of $1s, $5s, $10s and [...]	D
The British pathfinders land on the HQ of Gen. Von Salmuth, commander of the 15th Army. However, the [...]	D
Colin Maud and his English bulldog "Winston" are shown spurring "British" soldiers into advancing up [...]	D
One scene, just prior to the invasion, Lt. Col. Vandervoort (John Wayne) demonstrates to men of his [...]	D
When Lt. Col. Vandervoort uses his flashlight to illuminate his map (while having his broken ankle t [...]	D
When the two German sentries have stopped and questioned and checked the identity papers of the Fren [...]	D
Caption reads 352 Artillerie Division. The 352 was an Infanterie Division.	D
There's a typo on the caption introducing Gen. Pemsel. It says "Befehlssab 7. Armee" where has to be [...]	D
After Gen. Cota (Robert Mitchum) yells "Get off the beach! Let's go!" and leads the soldiers up Omah [...]	D
One POV scene is of a German plane strafing the beach. With so much artillery fire flying through th [...]	D
The "Rupert" paratrooper dummies dropped on D-Day were not the highly elaborate and lifelike rubber [...]	D
When Maj. Pluskat arrives at the bunker just prior to the invasion, his dog jumps out of the back se [...]	D
When Sal Mineo is shot dead by a German soldier, we hear two shots, but we only hear the bolt-action [...]	D
In the sequence where the French attack a town, the Germans were using a 2.0 cm Oerlikon gun, which [...]	D
When Col. Vandervoort (John Wayne) and Gen. Gavin (Robert Ryan) discuss the airborne landings, there [...]	D
When the troops are crossing the channel, a harmonica player is playing the movie theme, but when th [...]	D
In the film, the helmets worn by the 2nd Rangers at Pointe-du-Hoc have no markings. In reality, Rang [...]	D
Josef 'Pips' Priller and his wingman flew their pass over the Normandy beaches from east, starting w [...]	D
During the first few minutes of the movie showing various 'camps' in England during the gale that sh [...]	D
After scaling the cliffs there is a scene where three soldiers run past a German who throws a grenad [...]	D
When Lord Lovat leads his men to Pegasus Bridge, he can clearly be seen holding a Mannlicher Schoena [...]	D
Josef "Pips" Priller did all of his service on the Western Front, and as of 6/5/44 his score stood a [...]	D
In the scene where Brig. Gen. Teddy Roosevelt, Jr. (Henry Fonda) lands at Utah Beach he can be clear [...]	D
Leo Genn is cast as a brigadier general when it should be just brigadier which is the British name f [...]	D
There are many photographs showing Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort with a cast on his left ankle. In t [...]	D

Frase

Cmdr. Philippe Kieffer - Commando Leader: You have [...]	D
[Coded radio message to the French Resistance] Ra [...]	D
Col. Josef 'Pips' Priller: [speaking in German] Th [...]	D
Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt: This is madness. [...]	D
Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr.: As best I can f [...]	D
Lord Lovat: Most of you have had your feet wet bef [...]	D
Mayor of Colleville: [meeting the British on the b [...]	D
Brigadier General Norman Cota: I say go. Go. Weath [...]	D
Major in Ste. MÃ¨re-Eglise: Has there been a lin [...]	D
Lt. Col. Ocker: [Pluskat, inside a bunker, has jus [...]	D
Pvt. Dutch Schultz: Is it bad? Flight Officer Dav [...]	D
Maj. Werner Pluskat: [on the phone again] You know [...]	D
Brigadier General Norman Cota: Well, Tom? Col. Th [...]	D
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort: We're 11 [...]	D
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort: Your assi [...]	D
Gen. Hans von Salmuth: You know, I'm too old a bun [...]	D
Col. Thompson: Next stop: Normandy. Brigadier Gen [...]	D
RAF pilot at flight base: [talking about the invas [...]	D
Major General Gunther Blumentritt: [in German] Thi [...]	D
[Millen plays the bagpipes as British troops march [...]	D
U.S. Army Ranger: It's Empty U.S. Army Ranger: Th [...]	D
Father Louis Roulland: In this darkest hour, in th [...]	D
Capt. Colin Maud: [pointing] The war's over there!	D
Pvt. Harris: Man, that stinks. Diesel oil, backed- [...]	D
[upon landing on beach] Private Flanagan: Come on [...]	D
Capt. Colin Maud: [walking up to a stalled vehicle [...]	D
[repeated line] Radio Announcer: London calling.. [...]	D
Louis: Take a look at that! What a handsome sight. [...]	D
RAF pilot at flight base: Poor old Johnny. Bad luc [...]	D
Madame Barrault: I was on my way to the little hou [...]	D
Flight Officer David Campbell: Give me a cigarette [...]	D
Brigadier General Norman Cota: I don't have to tel [...]	D
Maj. Werner Pluskat: [on the phone] It's the invas [...]	D
[a coded message to the Resistance, spoken in Fren [...]	D
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort: I don't t [...]	D
RAdm. Janjard: Soon we shall be engaged in battle. [...]	D
Pvt. Dutch Schultz: Getting on toward night. You k [...]	D
Pvt. Martini: I think I sneak over there and give [...]	D
Flight Officer David Campbell: The thing that's al [...]	D
Flight Officer David Campbell: He's dead. I'm crip [...]	D
Private John Steele: I can't hear you. It's them b [...]	D
Private John Steele: Bonjour, mademoiselle. Je sui [...]	D
Brigadier General Norman Cota: I need you to blow [...]	D
Pvt. Morris: June. Every June my old man used to t [...]	D
Destroyer Commander: You remember it. Remember eve [...]	D
[a coded message to the Resistance, spoken in Fren [...]	D
Brig. Gen. James M. Gavin: And remember this... Wh [...]	D
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort: Are you p [...]	D
Maj. John Howard: [charging the Orne River Bridge] [...]	D
[On whether to commence the Normandy invasion in m [...]	D
[Last Lines] Brigadier General Norman Cota: Okay, [...]	D
[to his generals, observing the English Channel] [...]	D
Private John Steele: Old man sure has changed sinc [...]	D
[Blumentritt has just gotten off the phone with Ge [...]	D

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