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The tail gunner of the real Memphis Belle was John Quinlan. He was also awarded 3-kills in the pacif [...]	D
The real Memphis Belle has been restored and was displayed at Memphis, Tennessee from 1987 to the pr [...]	D
Producer Catherine Wyler is the daughter of William Wyler, who directed the wartime documentary The [...]	D
Actor Matthew Modine's uncle Wylder Modine was an actual B-17 pilot during WWII. Matthew wore his un [...]	D
The 358th B-17F #41-24577 Hell's Angels, from which the Group later named itself, completed its 25th [...]	D
The footage that plays while LtCol. Derringer reads Col. Harriman's letters is actual film footage f [...]	D
Sandra Bullock filmed a role that was deleted from the final print.	D
The ball turret gunner of the real Memphis Belle was Cecil Scott. From Altoona, PA. "From down there [...]	D
There was originally a part written for the Memphis Belle's ground crew chief called "Les". He had a [...]	D
There are only five real B-17 flying in the movie. Two were flown in from the US, two came from Fran [...]	D
The left waist turret gunner of the real Memphis Belle was Clarence "Bill" Winchell. The right waist [...]	D
The Sally B, one of two B-17s portraying the Belle in the film, is the last airworthy B-17 in the UK [...]	D
Memphis Belle was originally conceived by its producer, David Puttnam, as a film about a British air [...]	D
The Memphis Belle was named for Margaret K. Polk of Memphis, TN. Although she and Robert K. Morgan b [...]	D
The film's dedication states: "This film is dedicated to all the brave young men, whatever their nat [...]	D
The poem Sgt. Danny Daly (Eric Stoltz) reads is "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death", by Irish poet [...]	D
The real Memphis Belle is an early-production B-17F model. The aircraft used to portray the Belle in [...]	D
The top turret gunners of the real Memphis Belle were Leviticus "Levy" Dillon, Eugene Adkins, and Ha [...]	D
The aircraft's appearance is not exactly like the actual Memphis Belle. The nose art, style of the b [...]	D
The co-pilot of the real Memphis Belle was James Verinas. Col. Morgan always referred to him as the [...]	D
Film debut of Harry Connick Jr.	D
Part financed by the short lived British television channel, British Satellite Broadcasting. A year [...]	D
The movie was originally to be called "Southern Belle", to avoid possible legal problems with real " [...]	D
The plane which portrayed the Belle in the movie is actually a converted B-17G, while the real Belle [...]	D
During the second squadron landing one of the B-17s fires a red flare. In 1943 this would have been [...]	D
According to the film, the "Memphis Belle" flew her 25th and last mission on 17th May 1943.	D
The Radio Operator of the real Memphis Belle was Robert Hanson	D
The movie's closing epilogue says: "Over a quarter of a million aircraft battled for supremacy in th [...]	D
The navigator of the real Memphis Belle was Charles Leighton. From Flint Michigan, he retired as a t [...]	D
The bombardier of the real Memphis Belle was Vince Evans. Hollywood writer for Bogart, friend of Ron [...]	D
The pilot of the real Memphis Belle was Robert K Morgan. After reaching the rank of Lt. Col. he led [...]	D
Three actors from Memphis Belle were cast in Back to the Future. Billy Zane played Match and Courtne [...]	D
Bombardier 1Lt. Val Kozlowski (Billy Zane) is depicted looking through the Norden bombsight and rele [...]	D
Joe Giambrone was the crew chief of the "Belle". He kept the Belle Flying through six months of comb [...]	D
The film's opening prologue reads: "In the Summer of 1943, a fierce battle raged in the skies above [...]	D
One of the pilots who ferried and flew one of the B-17s for the movie was actually a P-47 pilot who [...]	D

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