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After the parade that greets Shaw coming back from Korea, and as Shaw takes off for Washington, the [...]	D
When the colonel comes to put Ben on sick leave Ben first calls him "Mickey" and then in the next br [...]	D
When Rosie and Ben meet on the train, the train passes the same water tower and countryside twice.	D
Shaw's character wears the stripes of a Sergeant First Class on both his fatigue uniform in Korea an [...]	D
Long shots of the convention floor use stock footage from different conventions, with delegates' pla [...]	D
After Raymond shoots Jocelyn, he steps over her body as he walks toward the door. In an immediate re [...]	D
Raymond's mother explains to her son that when he has assassinated the presidential nominee, Senator [...]	D
When Marco visits Raymond Shaw in the hotel room and brings the forced deck of cards, he says to Sha [...]	D
At about 46 minutes, when Marco and Eugenie are on the train asking each other if they're married, t [...]	D
As the National Anthem is being sung to open the convention, the candidates and their wives are seen [...]	D
When Raymond kills Senator Jordan and Jocelyn, there is no blood visible, even though the second bul [...]	D
Raymond Shaw is referred to as a "Staff Sergeant," but that rank was abolished for the US Army durin [...]	D
When Raymond Shaw shoots Private Bobby Lembeck in the forehead, the sound is not of a 9mm automatic [...]	D
The narration states that only 77 men were awarded the Medal of Honor in the Korean war while in fac [...]	D
As in just about every other movie ever filmed, the Medal of Honor is incorrectly referred to as the [...]	D
You can see the countryside passing by outside the train window. It's obvious that the actors are no [...]	D
As already noted (as an anachronism) the club in the opening scene (set in 1952) wrongfully has a 50 [...]	D
The camera's shadow is visible on the bust of Abraham Lincoln.	D
When Rosie picks up Ben at the police station, you can clearly see an actor in the background with n [...]	D
As Raymond Shaw deplanes on returning from Korea, the audio describes him as "Staff Sergeant" (E-6), [...]	D
Senator Jordan tells Mrs. Iselin that he will begin "impeachment proceedings on the floor of the Sen [...]	D
When Raymond kills Senator Jordan and Jocie, he's using a revolver with a suppressor attached. You c [...]	D
As Shaw arrives at the airport at the beginning of the film, several discrepancies on his uniform co [...]	D
Shaw's and Marco's journeys through Central Park do not accurately reflect the real layout of the fa [...]	D
When Shaw is in the hospital bed, The Queen of Hearts card changes position between shots.	D
When Raymond is eating with the Jordans in their summer cabin, the film reverses for a second and he [...]	D
As Raymond Shaw descends the stairs to enter Jilly's Bar, the camera and crew can be seen reflected [...]	D
When Raymond and Marco exit Jilly's Bar, the marquee for LEONARD SILLMAN presents NEW FACES at the A [...]	D
When Captain Marco is shown a photo of the Communist official Gomel at the birthday party, the first [...]	D
When Major Marco reads two Medal of Honor citations at the end of the movie - from the book The Comp [...]	D
The Madison Square Garden is hosting the national political convention, but the side marquee adverti [...]	D
In the cab, Rosie tells Marco that she gave her fiance his ring back. But previously on the train, w [...]	D
After the fight between Marco and Chunjin in 1954, one title on the movie marquee shows I pirati di [...]	D
When Marco and Rosie are talking on the train, the camera occasionally switches to close ups and we [...]	D
Rosie tells Marco, "I live on 54th Street, a few doors from The Modern Museum of Art". She should ha [...]	D
When Marco and Rosie are talking on the train, there is no train noise to be heard. Obviously, this [...]	D
The live TV cameras in the senate hearing and press conference carry the NBC logo used at the time t [...]	D
The "sniper rifle" used by Raymond is not Russian, but a WWII Japanese paratrooper rifle, an Arisaka [...]	D
Jocie has a 60's hairstyle when she meets Raymond, yet they are supposed to have met in the mid 1950 [...]	D
When told to" lend Raymond his pistol", Marco reaches into his holster and produces a Walther P38. T [...]	D
When Mrs. Iselin (Angela Lansbury) is shot in the forehead she reaches up for a moment and puts both [...]	D
In Shaw's flashback of the summer with Josie Jordan, he is seen eating a meal with Josie and Senator [...]	D
The edition of the New York Post that announces the slaying of Senator Jordan and his daughter carri [...]	D
Rosie lights a cigarette and gives it to Marco on the train. He smokes it, then stamps it out, then [...]	D
In the opening sequence, set in 1952, the bar in Korea has a US flag with 50 stars. In 1952, the US [...]	D
At the end of the movie, when Raymond Shaw targets the presidential candidate Benjamin Arthur throug [...]	D
Marco's dress uniform coat has two discrepancies: he wears no ribbon for the National Defense Servic [...]	D
In the opening sequence when the Korean tells the US soldiers that there is quicksand, Raymond says [...]	D
When Marco spots Shaw's Congressional Medal of Honor among the papers and debris on the floor. He re [...]	D
The marquee over Madison Square Garden shows that the hockey and basketball seasons have begun. Thes [...]	D
At the start, the narrator uses the phrase "Medal of Honor winner", which is also said by Raymond Sh [...]	D
When Dr. Yen Lo makes his little "yak dung" joke he parodies the famous Winston cigarettes advertisi [...]	D
When Raymond shoots Senator Iselin, the senator jolts in reaction. There's a cutaway and then back t [...]	D
Sinatra, in a hotel room in uniform but the jacket is unfastened and he's not wearing a hat, salutes [...]	D
While speaking on the Senate floor, Iselin addresses the chair as "Mr. Speaker"; the presiding offic [...]	D

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