The Bridge at Remagen

The Bridge at Remagen (1969)

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Corrected entry: When Hartman's men raid the farm, they are fired at by one (and I mean, one) Panzerfaust gunner. The shots come in a much too rapid succession for just one single gunner using a one-shot anti-tank weapon, even with a quick assistant.

Correction: Actually the Panzerfaust is a one-shot only weapon meaning that once it has been fired it can't be reloaded, unlike the Panzerschrek. This means that the gunner could, theoretically, fire more shots in a minute than a well-trained Panzerschrek team as he would merely pick another one up.

Corrected entry: When the Americans attack the Western side of the bridge, Major Krüger attempts to contact the officer in charge of this side's defenses, who is dead. Lt. Hartman picks up the receiver and answers him, 'He's dead, Major.' How could he know that Krüger was a Major when the latter didn't mention his rank when Hartman answered.

Correction: Lt Hartman (and the audience) hears The Major say, "Sgt Bekeridge, Sgt Bekeridge, this is Major Kruger" before Lt Hartman says " He's dead Major"

Continuity mistake: In this scene we see the General briefing his men. A map is spread out over the bonnet of a jeep. While he is studying the map and planning the next move a steaming hot cup of something is given to the General and is placed on the map for him. The General then takes it in his right hand and is about to drink it when someone speaks to him. The General replies to him and in the next wide angle shot there is no cup in his hand nor is it anywhere else.

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Major Paul Kreuger: I understand the Russians are at the Elbe.
Gen. Von Brock: Yes.
Major Paul Kreuger: And here?
Gen. Von Brock: Worse. Utter confusion. Every day I get orders to attack with divisions that no longer exist. Hitler still thinks he's winning the war.
Major Paul Kreuger: The Army helped bring Hitler into power. Are you saying we made a mistake?

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Trivia: The sight of Sgt. Angelo using a German MP 40 was not unusual in WW2; in fact, many Allied soldiers used the MP 40 instead of their own issues because of its then-handy design, and the design itself inspired the development of similar-looking SMGs, particularly the Russian Ppsh 43 and the U.S. M3 'Grease Gun'.

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