
How true-to-life was 'Joyeux Noel'? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange
2016年11月17日 · So, some years back, I remember watching an absolutely wonderful film called Joyeux Noel, which is apparently based on actual events during World War I (Namely, the Christmas Truce of 1914). I know that various specific elements are at least loosely based on real-life events (e.g. in the DVD extras, they talk about how some soldiers actually ...
How true to reality is the film Queen of the Desert?
2019年10月11日 · How true-to-life was 'Joyeux Noel'? 41. Is the bird killing in The Prestige based on historical reality? 18.
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historical accuracy - Is The Warriors an accurate depiction of gang ...
2013年5月25日 · From the numerous gangs with their specific outfits and mannerisms, to the way they interacted and the meetings were arranged, was The Warriors an accurate depiction of 1970s gang relations in New ...
Was Freemasonry such a big problem in 1980s UK policing?
2023年3月12日 · I don't think the problem with freemasonry was the ethos of the club itself, the problem was that it often drew together those, like police officers and criminals, whose close fraternising might have seemed improper to many if done more openly, and it often drew together those who had a penchant for corruption in the first place and whose attraction to the club was the opportunity for forging ...
historical accuracy - Why was the Hollywood sign destroyed?
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Dragon Blade - true story? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange
2015年12月16日 · It is true. However, the movie is set in 48 BC not 206 AD, because Cusack mentions that he served under Marcus Licinius Crassus(115-53 BC) and his two sons.
mighty boosh - What is "crimping"? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange
Crimping originated in the British BBC Three series The Mighty Boosh where the two main characters, Howard Moon (Julian Barratt) and Vince Noir (Noel Fielding) sing a song with each other, often for nostalgic purposes. The most obvious of these is "The Soup Song", with "Calm A Llama Down" and "Jean-Claude Jaquettie" also being prominent examples.
plot explanation - Why does Scarecrow in The Wizard Of Oz get …
2022年9月27日 · After receiving a "brain," the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz famously says the following: “The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square ro...