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Capt. Waggoner's parka is a gray German hooded parka issued to Waffen SS with the green camo sleeve [...]	D
The second time a genuine Tiger I tank has been used in the production of a WWII film. It features " [...]	D
Wardaddy wears an original, first-pattern Combat jacket with open-top pouch pockets, while Bible, Go [...]	D
In the final scene at the end of the zoomed out shot of Fury sitting in the middle of the crossroads [...]	D
All of the extras are British military or former military. One scene had 350 extras.	D
The death scene of 'The Old Man', Captain Waggoner (played by Jason Isaacs), was omitted from the fi [...]	D
Brad Pitt's second film involving World War II, following Bastardi senza gloria (2009).	D
"On the Way" is what 'Bible' yells as he fires the main gun each time. That is the standard call for [...]	D
Many of the outfits in the film were based on real exhibits acquired from museums around the world.	D
Some of the film's weapons were also used in Salvate il soldato Ryan (1998), Band of Brothers - Frat [...]	D
About shooting in Oxfordshire, England, Brad Pitt said, "No rations, no showers, and we were sleepin [...]	D
The scene inside the tank in which Bible spouts a verse from Isaiah 6 is the same verse from the chu [...]	D
Shot near London primarily because of tax breaks, weather, and proximity of equipment and props, inc [...]	D
The scene when Wardaddy and Norman discover the German family in the conquered village is an almost [...]	D
Brad Pitt shoots several German soldiers with a German-made Sturmgewehr 44, also known as a StG 44, [...]	D
Only the second WWII film to feature a genuine tiger tank. The first being They Were Not Divided (19 [...]	D
Scott Eastwood's pose, riding on the back of an M4 tank while manning the .50 cal, is almost directl [...]	D
Shia LaBeouf reportedly pulled out his own tooth and did not shower during filming.	D
While the last stand of Fury can be based on Lt. Audie Murphy's one-man fight against the Germans in [...]	D
The presence of severe burn scars on the back of Sgt. Collier (Brad Pitt) remains unexplained in the [...]	D
At the end of WWII, Adolf Hitler created a new army battalion of civilian boys as young as 12. With [...]	D
The red air-recognition panels on the engine decks of the tanks are clearly visible. Though such pan [...]	D
The musical piece Norman plays and Emma sings is "The Virgin's Slumber Song," composed by Max Reger. [...]	D
A replica Tiger 1 tank and replica turret interior used in the filming are now located at The Austra [...]	D
The German soldier that was shot by Wardaddy/Norman was captured wearing an American overcoat, as wa [...]	D
Jon Bernthal claimed that David Ayer's methods to push the actors to their limits, including requiri [...]	D
The weapon War Daddy calls a "grease gun" in the final battle scene was an M3 submachine gun.	D
The SS troops sing "SS Marschiert in Feindesland", a real-life SS marching song, while they march to [...]	D
When Brad Pitts character decides to make a last stand in their disabled tank, literally turning it [...]	D
In the final battle scene where the crew of Fury takes on the approaching Germans head on, it was to [...]	D
To avoid putting undue stress on the tanks, fiberglass replicas of Fury and the Tiger's upper hulls [...]	D
Shia LaBeouf didn't get along with the cast and crew, to the point that he was set up in a nearby be [...]	D
Michael PeÃ±a's character's nickname is "Gordo", which means "fat guy" in Spanish.	D
Wardaddy's veteran tankers wear the Combat Winter Uniform Jacket, aka "The Tanker Jacket", as part o [...]	D
During filming, Shia LaBeouf almost got in a real fight with Scott Eastwood while the cameras were r [...]	D
At about 1 hour 45 minutes into this movie, Brad Pitt's character quotes 1 John, chapter 2, verses 1 [...]	D
It has been reported that Shia LaBeouf became a Christian while shooting this movie. His actual word [...]	D
At 50, Brad Pitt, as Wardaddy, is considerably older than the average WWII NCO (non-commissioned off [...]	D
Fury is easily distinguished by the two machine guns fitted to the top of the turret. It was a commo [...]	D
The scene where Sgt. Collier (Brad Pitt) and Norman (Logan Lerman) meet for the first time originall [...]	D
When the young SS POW is brought through the camp, his uniform, wounds, black eye, hair, height, wei [...]	D
When the tanks are about to enter the village, one unknown tank drives over a crushed body. That sce [...]	D
There is actual footage of an air-show crash in the closing credits, beneath the billing of director [...]	D
Shot in 62 days.	D
The tank crew belongs to the US Army's 2nd Armored Division, also known as "Hell on Wheels." The uni [...]	D
The final battle was likely based on the action for which US soldier and later actor Audie Murphy ea [...]	D
Writer/director David Ayer had the actors fight each other on set before shooting scenes, to tighten [...]	D
Many viewers question the realism of what happens in the last battle in the film. But what happens i [...]	D
During the first tank assault on a tree line that has several anti-tank guns (German 75mm), and a tr [...]	D
Despite the dramatic ending, it should be mentioned that the Ordnance Battalion attached to the 2nd [...]	D
Michael PeÃ±a did his own stunt driving for the tank.	D
Two brands of cigarettes were used: Lucky Strike and Camel. If someone was required to smoke during [...]	D
The cast underwent a rigorous month-long course. The final test was manning a real tank during a com [...]	D
The producers used security guards with Rottweilers to dissuade members of the public from taking ph [...]	D
Michael Pena's wooden cross you see hanging in the tank at different points is the same wooden cross [...]	D
Michael PeÃ±a's character wears a top hat in one scene. It's an homage to Cpl. Joseph Porta, a fic [...]	D
The Panzerfaust warhead was a shaped charge, driven by an explosive. Depending on the type, it conta [...]	D
The Fury is an upgraded M4 using the same high-velocity 76mm as was on the Hellcat Tank destroyer. T [...]	D
The Sherman tanks seen in this movie were considered the weakest of tanks at that time period. Howev [...]	D
In the movie, German troops use green tracer ammunition. United States troops use red tracer ammunit [...]	D
The cut on Shia LaBeouf's face was real. He inflicted it himself each time it was necessary, to add [...]	D
The main Shermans used in the film were: 'Fury', an M4A3E8 (76)W HVSS Sherman tank from the Bovingto [...]	D
Sony Pictures's computer systems were hacked In late 2014. Confidential corporate information and se [...]	D
At some points, a picture of a woman's face is visible on the grips of Wardaddy's revolver. He has " [...]	D
When the lieutenant shows the men the map of the area they'll be operating, there are two town names [...]	D
When the film shows American Infantry walking, they are pictured way too close together. In reality, [...]	D
Director David Ayer apologized after filming took place on Remembrance Sunday, despite film-makers b [...]	D
The sub machine gun Brad Pitt uses to shoot the SS Soldier who ambushed the column with the Panzerfa [...]	D
At one point in the film the tanks pass trees beside the road upon which people are hanging with sig [...]	D
During the final battle scene between Fury and the German soldiers you see many times the German sol [...]	D
Wardaddy's pistol is a Smith and Wesson M1917, issued primarily in WWI to supplement the standard-is [...]	D

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