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The colors of the name Glamorous Glennis are one color when plane is on the ground, but another colo [...]	D
When Yeager agrees to fly the X-1, he rides up to the bar at twilight. When he enters, the sky throu [...]	D
Just before John Glenn goes into orbit, President Kennedy is shown giving a speech, and Pancho's Hap [...]	D
The hymn "Lord Guard and Guide the Men Who Fly" is known as the Hymn of the US Air Force and as such [...]	D
Yeager talks to Ridley, just before taking up the NF-104A. Ridley is wearing sunglasses that reflect [...]	D
At the ceremony awarding Gus Grissom the Distinguished Service Medal and U.S. Coast Guard C-130 is s [...]	D
When Nurse Murch peers through the glass at Gordo, it goes from being covered in condensation to cle [...]	D
When arriving at Edwards Air Force Base in 1953 Dennis Quaid, playing Gordon Cooper, asks if that is [...]	D
When Mrs. Cooper looks out the window at a crash, the sound of an electronic siren can be heard. Thi [...]	D
Chuck Yeager is shown howling at the full moon in front of the the bar after his success in breaking [...]	D
During the barbecue scene early in the morning, the new test pilots see and discuss the D-558-2 Doug [...]	D
A bottle in the bar has a bar code on it.	D
At the end of the movie an ambulance is racing to get Chuck Yeager after bailing out of the NF-104. [...]	D
At the press conference, astronaut Scott Carpenter, whose first name is Malcolm, has his nameplate m [...]	D
When the footage of Glenn's launch is shown, the footage from the rocket looking down at the ground [...]	D
When Yeager takes up the NF-104, the actual pilot seen in the plane as it's taxiing is wearing a sta [...]	D
When the B-29 is taxiing out with the X-1 carried underneath, there is a sweep of the flight line sh [...]	D
When breaking the sound barrier, clouds were added for cinematic effect. If there were clouds in the [...]	D
The footage of the Sputnik launch and the Vostok flight of Yuri Gagarin was actually the launch of S [...]	D
During Cooper's flight, the narrator states, "But on that glorious day in May 1963, Gordo Cooper wen [...]	D
The real NF-104 had a large rocket engine at the base of the tail above the jet engine. The aircraft [...]	D
When Alan Shepard is landing on the aircraft carrier, flight deck crewmen are seen wearing flotation [...]	D
When the footage of Gagarin in space is shown, the soundtrack is of another Russian cosmonaut, Alexe [...]	D
The close-up of John Glenn's rocket eight seconds before launch is reversed.	D
When the astronauts are being tested for lung capacity by blowing into tubes for as long as they can [...]	D
Chuck Yeager doesn't appear to age at all over the 16 year span (1947-1963) that the film covers.	D
When the seven astronauts are at a bar that has an underwater view of the pool outside, Deke Slayton [...]	D
When Gus Grissom receives his medal by order of the President of the United States, the military gua [...]	D
When told that he must keep from the Russians the news of the breaking of the sound barrier, a repor [...]	D
The characters react to Yeager's sonic boom as if it is an indication that his plane has exploded. I [...]	D
At Johnson's party in Texas a reporter calls Gordo the "Last of the Original 7". In fact the last of [...]	D
When Alan Shepard meets with president Kennedy after his first flight astronaut Scott Carpenter (pla [...]	D
Toward the end of the movie when Chuck Yeager ejects from the NF-104, the Cessna that carried the st [...]	D
After the first manned Mercury flight on 5 May 1961, Alan Shepard is seen stepping from an SH-3 Sea [...]	D
When the Bell X-1 is released from the B-29 for its supersonic flight, there's a shot of the X-1 thr [...]	D
When Yeager is riding his horse and comes upon the X-1 undergoing engine tests, there are no chocks [...]	D
When John Glenn's flight is scrubbed, Vice President Johnson can be seen sitting in a 1965 Lincoln l [...]	D
According to the serial number seen on the canopy of Yeager's F-104, that particular aircraft was bu [...]	D
During the John Glenn's Friendship 7 flight, several scenes show a view of space, and the stars are [...]	D
Among the pictures on the wall in Pancho's in 1947 is a pilot standing by later-model X-1 (or possib [...]	D
The D-558-2 Douglas Skyrocket, both when flying over the backyard cookout, and in the recreated news [...]	D
When Alan Shepard is shown receiving the NASA Medal from President Kennedy at the White House, the f [...]	D
When Alan Shepard walks between the cheering crowd upon landing on the aircraft carrier, some sailor [...]	D
When Glenn is about to start his re-entry, the dialog makes quite clear that Glenn must line up his [...]	D
When Shepard is landing on the aircraft carrier in his first scene the view from his POV shows a lev [...]	D
Mis-matched shots when "real" footage is mixed with fictional as Shepard leaves the van heading for [...]	D
When Chuck Yeager's flight in the NF-104 ends in an uncontrolled flat spin, he is shown attempting t [...]	D
The launches of Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin took place from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in the Kazakh Sovie [...]	D
In the press conference scene introducing the Mercury astronauts, the astronauts all raise their han [...]	D
The launch on May 15, 1963 of "Gordo" Cooper, is portrayed in the film by what looks like a Mercury [...]	D
When Yeager stalls the NF-104, "engine restart" sounds are heard before he actually moves the toggle [...]	D
Near the beginning of film, after the civilian pilot demands $150k to try to break the sound barrier [...]	D
At the end of the film the narrator states the "on this glorious day in May 1963" Gordo Cooper "was [...]	D
The stock footage of Grissom's capsule landing was of a Gemini, not Mercury, spacecraft.	D
When Chuck Yeager makes the first supersonic flight, the plane's Machmeter is shown going off scale [...]	D
The "Glamorous Glennis" painted on the Bell X-1 switches sides at least once during its famous fligh [...]	D
Jack Ridley died in 1957, hence would not be around in 1961 to talk to Yeager about Grissom's flight [...]	D
The call sign of the X-1 that crashes before Yeager's flight is "Whiskey Kilo Two." "Whiskey" and "K [...]	D
Yeager is attempting to re-start his NF-104 after it stalls and drops to earth. He begins to toggle [...]	D
Whene Chuck Yeager started his Bell XS-1 plane to break the sound barrier, he started his flight by [...]	D
During some of the flight sequences, the view through the cockpit windows is clearly back projection [...]	D
When Glenn is orbiting, a NASA employee is shown moving a Friendship 7 model on a display indicating [...]	D
Durings Glenn's Flight, he reports seeing "Fireflies" around his capsule directly to mission Control [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie (and at a later funeral in mid-1950s) the "Minister" (Royal Dano) si [...]	D
In the X-1 test flight, immediately before Yeager says, "Mach point-nine-one," the thread guiding th [...]	D
There were no fatal accidents with the Bell X-1 before Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier.	D
The flight of Friendship 7 was always planned for 3 orbits. While the ground did tell him he was go [...]	D
During the fiery re-entry of John Glenn's capsule, you can see the wire the model is riding when it [...]	D
When Yeager is taxiing the NF-104 out for the flight that ended in his flat spin and crash, the cont [...]	D
The first external shot of "Gordo" Cooper's rocket shows the capsule with a small, round porthole. T [...]	D
When Yeager climbs in to the X-1 to make the supersonic flight, he never straps himself in. During t [...]	D
In the film, Yeager agrees to fly the Bell X-1 the next morning in an attempt to break the sound bar [...]	D
On the flight of Friendship 7 Glenn announces that he is traveling at 17,500 miles per hour. While i [...]	D
At the press conference introducing the Mercury Seven astronauts, Malcolm Carpenter's first name on [...]	D
When Yeager flies the X-1 on its record-setting flight, he wears a WWII-type soft flying helmet. In [...]	D
Alan Shepard was wearing a helmet from VA-122, a flight training squadron at NAS Lemoore, but when h [...]	D
When the Mercury 7 astronauts are walking down the hallway in their space suits, they aren't hooked [...]	D
The movie depicts Grissom, Cooper and Slayton as being at Edwards Air Force Base in 1953. Slayton di [...]	D
When the astronauts are introduced to the media for the first time, in one reverse-shot where the re [...]	D
The astronauts insist that the capsules are referred to as "space craft"; later, when John Glenn is [...]	D
The separation of Alan Shepard's Mercury capsule and his Redstone rocket is actually footage of an A [...]	D
The shot of the B-29 starting its engine shows a small air intake immediately behind the propeller, [...]	D
As the B-29 carrying Yeager and the X-1 taxis as it prepares to take off and launch the X-1, a Beech [...]	D
After the awards ceremony, the Grissoms return to their motel on the beach in Florida. Certainly thi [...]	D
Yeager's NF-104 flight was portrayed as an unplanned, spur of the moment thing. Both his autobiograp [...]	D
When the reporters are interviewing Gordo Cooper in the Astrodome, one asks how it feels being the o [...]	D
When Yeager is setting the speed record at Mach 2.5, close shots show his aircraft cutting through b [...]	D
Alan Sheppard is seen wearing a helmet from Attack Squadron 122 (VA-122), and flying in an A-4 Skyha [...]	D
The design of the space suits that the Mercury astronauts are using are incorrect.	D
The Schlitz Beer bottle that Gus Grissom is drinking after his flight is from the 1930's. Label is w [...]	D
The moon shown in the film for October 14, 1947 (Yeager's Bell X-1 flight) was three-quarters waning [...]	D
During the montage of launch failures, there are several instances of launches that either do not be [...]	D
During Chuck Yeager's 1953 attempt at Mach 2 in the silver Bell X-1A, the wire suspending the model [...]	D
When the astronauts are first introduced to the public, a matte line is clearly seen when they each [...]	D
Commenting on the launch and recovery of Ham the chimpanzee, Chuck Yeager is seen wearing his flight [...]	D
The Air Force did not ask Chuck Yeager on October 13, 1947, to break the sound barrier the next day. [...]	D
When John Glenn communicates with the Mission Control beeps can be heard at the beginning and end of [...]	D
Bill Dana's "Jose Jimenez" character appeared on Ed Sullivan's show in June 1962, not at the time th [...]	D
In the press conference scene introducing the Mercury astronauts, for dramatic effect, the astronaut [...]	D
When Gordo first encounters Gus at Pancho's, he asks if "that's Gus Grissom from Langley Field." Nei [...]	D
When Shepard is launched into space, the take-off sequence is a real Mercury-Redstone mission. But t [...]	D
During some of the failed rocket launches at Cape Canaveral, what the ground crew are watching is cl [...]	D
Yeager had 11.5 victories in World War II, making him a double-ace. However, he was never referred t [...]	D
During the second funeral sequence, Gordo Cooper is wearing decorations on his service dress uniform [...]	D
When Grissom lands, clearly just one helicopter is sent to pick him up. However, the film of his pic [...]	D
While talking with his wife, John Glenn asks her if she thinks he's "a Dudley Do-Right". At the time [...]	D
Pancho's Happy Bottom Club was destroyed by fire on November 13, 1953, one week before Scott Crossfi [...]	D
In the sequences of spectacular rocket failures there is one sequence that shows an Atlas missile la [...]	D
A scene at Gus Grissom's house as he is about to start his flight takes place in the summer, but the [...]	D
In the end scene where Col. Yeager is ejecting from the NF-104, the Koch fasteners on his parachute [...]	D
When Alan Shepard is shown landing on the carrier before being asked to join the program, there is a [...]	D
The separation of John Glenn's capsule from the Atlas is actually a separation of the capsule and la [...]	D
After Gus has been kicked out and he is at home with his wife, the reporters come. Gus then buttons [...]	D

Frase

Gordon Cooper: [during the lung capacity test] Ha! [...]	D
John Glenn: I don't want anything to put this prog [...]	D
[first lines] Narrator: There was a demon that li [...]	D
Trudy Cooper: [Trudy has just finished talking to [...]	D
Chuck Yeager: I'm a fearless man, but I'm scared t [...]	D
Game Show MC: Major, Eddie here has a little probl [...]	D
Deke Slayton: [at press conference] We're not sayi [...]	D
Chuck Yeager: Hey, Ridley, make another note here, [...]	D
Pancho Barnes: What are you two rookies gonna have [...]	D
Dwight D. Eisenhower: The first American into spac [...]	D
Glennis Yeager: The government can spend all kinds [...]	D
Alan Shepard: He's going into his third orbit. How [...]	D
Chief Scientist: I agree with those who say we cou [...]	D
Frank Sharp (Texan): Which one are you? Alan Shep [...]	D
Alan Shepard: Sounds dangerous Recruiter: It is! [...]	D
Chuck Yeager: Anybody that goes up in the damn thi [...]	D
Gordon Cooper: You know something, Gus? I got me a [...]	D
Jack Ridley: [talking to TV] Attaboy, Gus! [talki [...]	D
John Glenn: [Cooper had fallen asleep waiting to l [...]	D
[the Mercury Seven walk through the space center a [...]	D
Alan Shepard: [during enema continence test] Tell [...]	D
Trudy Cooper: [about being the wife of a test pilo [...]	D
Alan Shepard: Dear Lord, please don't let me fuck [...]	D
Gordon Cooper: Who was the best pilot I ever saw? [...]	D
Lyndon Johnson: And as I was sayin', whoever contr [...]	D
[Gordo has been ordered to provide a sperm sample] [...]	D
Head of Program: [Glenn hangs up the phone after t [...]	D
Chuck Yeager: Monkeys? You think a monkey knows he [...]	D
Chuck Yeager: [NASA recruiters are talking to test [...]	D
unknown: Is that a man? Jack Ridley: You damn rig [...]	D
Gus Grissom: How ya doin', miss? Lady Bartender: [...]	D
Gus Grissom: I did NOT do anything wrong. The hatc [...]	D
Gordon Cooper: Hey honey, want a hot dog? Trudy C [...]	D
John Glenn: Annie, listen to me, OK? You listening [...]	D
[repeated line] Gus Grissom: Fuckin' A, bubba.	D
Minister: [singing at pilot's funeral] Lord, guard [...]	D
[repeated lines] Chuck Yeager: Hey, Ridley, ya go [...]	D
Girl at Pancho's: I just noticed that a fancy pilo [...]	D
Gus Grissom: [listening to the NASA recruiter] Say [...]	D
Betty Grissom: [after her husband's flight] I thou [...]	D
Jack Ridley: [showing Life Magazine cover with ast [...]	D
Lyndon Johnson: Gladiolas! Isn't there anybody who [...]	D
[Shepard, loaded with a barium enema, is being esc [...]	D
Henry Luce: Now, I want them all to meet my people [...]	D
Alan Shepard: Request permission to relieve bladde [...]	D
Gonzalez: You know, Mr. Shepard, me and my friends [...]	D
Eric Sevareid: [broadcasting] There's another hold [...]	D
Gus Grissom: [as Gordo Cooper is being launched] G [...]	D
Pancho Barnes: Why Yeager, you old bastard. Don't [...]	D
[last lines] Narrator: The Mercury program was ov [...]	D
Chief Scientist: Our Germans are better than their [...]	D
[an argument rages, primarily between Shepard, Gle [...]	D
Recruiter: Funding. That's what makes your ships g [...]	D
[about Yeager's bruised ribs] Jack Ridley: How ba [...]	D
Alan Shepard: Having just urinated in his spacesui [...]	D
Liaison Man: You mean for this "space race", you d [...]	D
Gus Grissom: Hey, didja hear that? We're competing [...]	D
Jack Ridley: Put the spurs to her, Chuck.	D
Gordon Cooper: I'm not one of those hot dog pilots [...]	D
[Alan Shepard climbs into Freedom 7 to find a plac [...]	D
Gordon Cooper: You boys know what makes this bird [...]	D

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