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After the conspirators stab Ratchett, Pierre "cleans up". He puts the blankets back over Ratchett's [...]	D
The film takes place in 1935, but many of the extras (in the Turkish restaurant, at the railway sta [...]	D
As Poirot indicates that he knows the owner of the handkerchief, he draws an H on the window behind [...]	D
In the end credits, Wendy Hiller is credited as Wendy Miller.	D
How does the train still have electricity for so long after stopping? All the lights are on, but th [...]	D
When Poirot uses the hat box to decode the burnt paper, in one shot Poirot places his small burning [...]	D
The train departs Istanbul with four cars: baggage car, restaurant car, sleeping car, and pullman c [...]	D
Poirot frequently makes reference to "the night of the murder", as if it took place some time ago. [...]	D
In Istanbul we hear a muezzin giving the standard Muslim azan (call to prayer) in Arabic: "Allahu A [...]	D
The film takes place in 1935. Not only is the French locomotive incorrect, but it bears an SNCF num [...]	D
During the interrogation of Colonel Arbuthnot, the reflection of a boom mic can be seen in the glas [...]	D
When the rescue locomotive arrives to push the snow away, (time frame 2:04:17) you can see the snow [...]	D
After Mr Beddoes stabs Ratchett, the knife is seen to be clean and shiny.	D
The film uses a French Railways (SNCF) Class 230G locomotive, including at the departure from Istan [...]	D
When showing the theoretical recreation of the murder, although Ratchett has been supposedly stabbe [...]	D
When Poirot sees the woman in the kimono passing by, the woman leaves through a door. When she clos [...]	D
As Poirot goes to leave the car after announcing his solution to the murder, Pierre is shown openin [...]	D
At the train station, the oriental women wearing kimonos are clearly made up as Japanese, but can b [...]	D
When Poirot gives Ratchett the cigar lighter and they start to talk, Ratchett's left arm is resting [...]	D
The musicians in the restaurant in Istanbul are wearing fezzes. The film is set in 1935, ten years [...]	D
Colin Blakely is credited as "Colin Blankey" in the opening credits.	D
When the conductor's uniform is discovered in a suitcase, the hat changes positions between shots. [...]	D
Just after leaving Istanbul, the train is filmed running alongside a road (clearly filmed from some [...]	D
Just after Poirot sips his liqueur (the green drink) in the dining car, a blurry white sedan can be [...]	D
When Col. Arbuthnot is explaining his "relationship" with Miss Debenham, he refers to his wife as h [...]	D
The rescuing locomotive appears to be a Class 141R, a type of locomotive built in the USA, and not [...]	D
When Poirot and Bianchi are discussing the Armstrong case, Poirot describes Colonel Armstrong as a [...]	D
When Hardman introduces himself to Foscarelli and Beddoes, he tells them to "call me Dick", indicat [...]	D
Whilst passengers are boarding the train, you can hear through the speakers in several different la [...]	D
Early in the film, when the Count and Countess walk past the window of the train car, the scenery o [...]	D
Some of the extras who play beggars at the train station look directly at the camera and smile and [...]	D
The British officer who escorts Poirot on the ferry thanks him for saving the honor of the British [...]	D
At the train station, we see AtatÃ¼rk's (founder of independent and modern Turkey) poster on the [...]	D
When Hercule Poirot is interviewing Edward Beddoes about Signor Foscarelli, the valet puts his glas [...]	D
Ingrid Bergman was nearly 60 when she made the film. Her character is a very devout spinster. Yet h [...]	D

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