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The boxes containing the gold would have rotted away after so many years underwater.	D
At the end of movie when Dantes is standing on the cliff talking to the Priest, part of his jacket o [...]	D
In the opening scene on the beach Dantes and Mondego are being chased by British Red Coats on horseb [...]	D
When Dantes tells Villafort that he can't read, then how could he Captain a Shipping Vessel? He woul [...]	D
As Villefort climbs into the prison wagon there is a flintlock pistol on the seat. When he attempts [...]	D
When Edmund and Abbe are attempting to catch a rat, shoes are visible through the trap on the door r [...]	D
When AbbÃ© Faria is coming down from standing on Edmond's shoulders, you can see a paper clip hold [...]	D
When the Pharaon arrives in Marseille, a subtitle incorrectly says "Marseilles". Apparently a mistak [...]	D
The trunks that Dantes has are from Louis Vuitton, a French luggage house founded in 1854. The print [...]	D
Obvious stunt double for Dantes during the two scenes when he's under water.	D
When the Priest is dying, Edmond opens his shirt to see the bruises on his chest. The next shot show [...]	D
Mondego continues talking to Dantes about them drinking NapolÃ©on Bonaparte's wine while his mouth [...]	D
When Edmond and Abbe are crawling through the tunnel. Abbe's breath blows out his candle as he is ta [...]	D
At Albert's birthday party, Mercedes clearly sits to the left of Edmond. However, in the close-ups, [...]	D
After Count Mondego shoots Mercedes and rides off on horse back, when he stops and returns to head b [...]	D
2:02:33. When Count Mondego returned back riding his horse to fight Dantes , you can see a plane fly [...]	D
When the Count lands in his balloon, the acrobats do their best to center him on the way down. Despi [...]	D
When Edmond and Albert are discussing visiting Paris at the breakfast table, Edmond signs the papers [...]	D
Dantes's teeth are rotted gray by the time he escapes the prison, but are whole and clean again when [...]	D
After the confrontation with the loyal Jacopo, the count tells him the he will walk home. While walk [...]	D
Napoleons agent "M. Clarion" visits the shipping company Edmond Dantes works for, inquiring about th [...]	D
Edmond can't read, but then he engraves the words "God will give me justice" on the stonewall while [...]	D
When Albert is brandishing his sword against the count, the sword's safety tip is visible.	D
In the final sword fight, Dantes begins with his vest buttoned fully. When Mondego slashes his sword [...]	D
During the lavish party at the new home purchased by Dantes, as Jacopo introduces him as the Count o [...]	D
There is a brass and copper diving helmet in Mr. Morrel's office in 1813. The first patent for a "ha [...]	D
A storage area of stacked bales of hay can be seen in the background during the final fight. Hay wir [...]	D
SPOILER: In the final scene between Edmond Dantes and Fernand Mondego, Dantes' sword is cut in half [...]	D
When Edmond rearrives at Marseilles and finds Danglars' shipping company, the sign says "Louis Dangl [...]	D
The sky during the final sword fight; when the fight begins clouds are gathering for a storm, but wh [...]	D
When Dantes runs along the shoreline, a blue object can be seen in the background - this must be a c [...]	D
Edmond's eye color fluctuates between brown and blue throughout the movie.	D
Although Dantes has been in prison for many years, when he meets the Priest, his hands and nails are [...]	D
When Edmond and Jacopo walk atop the 'elephant rock' in search of the treasure, they are alone, yet [...]	D
The king chess piece that is the motif of friendship between Dantes and Mondego is a Staunton design [...]	D
People are shown playing continuous pool, an early version of snooker which did not originate until [...]	D
At the end of the swordfight in the wheatfield, when Edmond stabs Mondego, the sword goes through th [...]	D
Just before Jacopo and Dantes get into the knife fight, Jacopo is holding the knife in his left hand [...]	D
The scene when Jacopo finds Edmond sleeping on the floor and asks if the scars on his back hurt, Edm [...]	D
Throughout the movie, graffiti and signage are written in English. While the dialogue is "translated [...]	D
On the island of Elba the Emperor addresses one of the English soldiers as "Lieutenant Graypool" twi [...]	D
When the Count buys his estate house he pays for it with a wagon full of gold coins. In reality that [...]	D
When Count Mondego is talking with Monsieur de Villefort in his office with the window open, you can [...]	D
When Monte Cristo makes his entrance in the hot air balloon, four assistants slide down ropes then p [...]	D
At the end of the knife fight when Dantes has Jacopo on the ground, Dantes' knife changes between sh [...]	D
In the second part of the movie, set in approximately 1830, characters continue to wear fashions fro [...]	D
People repeatedly address the Count of Monte Cristo as "Your Grace." This is an English honorific re [...]	D
After the last sword fight in the wheat field, as Edmond retreats back into the building, a crew mem [...]	D
When AbbÃ© Faria and Edmond Dantes are crawling in the tunnel, Faria accidentally blows out his ca [...]	D
The dead Priest is breathing when the guards find him.	D
In the final scene between Edmond Dantes and Fernand Mondego, Dantes' sword is cut in half by Albert [...]	D
Toward the end Mercedes shows Edmond the twine "ring" on her finger and says it has never left her f [...]	D
Obvious stunt double during the knife fight between Edmond and Jacopo.	D
During the last sword fight in the wheat field, large overhead power lines are clearly visible in th [...]	D
When Edmond and Jacopo use the skiff to travel to the island, there is an orange buoy clearly visibl [...]	D
During the cliffs scene at the beginning, Mercedes proclaims her love for Dantes despite his inabili [...]	D
When Edmond Dantes goes to see Villefort the first time, the clock on the tower is painted on.	D

Frase

Abbe Faria: When I told them I had no idea where C [...]	D
Jacopo: Ladies and gentlemen, it is with great hon [...]	D
Edmond: Why? In God's name, why? Fernand: Because [...]	D
Abbe Faria: The stronger swordsman does not necess [...]	D
Napoleon: I'm moved by your efforts to save your c [...]	D
Fernand: What happened to your mercy? Edmond Dant [...]	D
Abbe Faria: Perhaps your thoughts of revenge are s [...]	D
Gendarmes Captain: [in the prison carriage, Villef [...]	D
Jacopo: I bid you good afternoon, sir. I am here t [...]	D
Fernand: Not that I don't appreciate the embroider [...]	D
Napoleon: Time you were on your way. Your captain [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: I require sevent [...]	D
[last lines] Jacopo: So, Zatarra, painful, huh? [...]	D
Abbe Faria: In return for your help, I offer somet [...]	D
Luigi: [laughs] Release Jacopo, and give him back [...]	D
Abbe Faria: Strange that a chief magistrate would [...]	D
Edmond: If you ever loved me, don't rob me of my h [...]	D
Abbe Faria: You once told me that Villefort had yo [...]	D
Edmond: [visiting the Chateau d'If] You were right [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: [after staging Albert's abd [...]	D
Albert Mondego: Who are you, and why are you doing [...]	D
Mercedes: Just a few answers from you, and I shall [...]	D
Mercedes: I don't know what dark plan lies within [...]	D
Mercedes: Albert wishes to talk with us. Fernand: [...]	D
Edmond Dantes: God is no more real than your treas [...]	D
Edmond: You were a soldier, Priest. So you know we [...]	D
Danglar: [while he is about to be hanged by Monte [...]	D
Abbe Faria: Here is your final lesson - do not com [...]	D
Old Man Dantes: [Making a toast] May this moment b [...]	D
Mercedes: I will never forget your kindness. Fern [...]	D
Mercedes: I know what you want, Fernand. Fernand: [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: His finances? Jacopo: He's [...]	D
Danglar: Well, well. To what do I owe the honor, C [...]	D
Luigi: Oh, and by the way, Jacopo is the best knif [...]	D
Mercedes: You would have to be a mother to truly a [...]	D
Fernand: To better days.	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: Well, I must say [...]	D
Jacopo: [discussing Albert] He's out in the waitin [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: Your father was a loyal sup [...]	D
Edmond: There are 72,519 stones in my walls. I've [...]	D
Edmond: King's to you, Mondego. Being your friend [...]	D
Edmond: Life is a storm, my young friend. You will [...]	D
Fernand: Monte Cristo! Edmond: King's to you, Fer [...]	D
Mercedes: Is Viscount Torville dead? Fernand: Wel [...]	D
Edmond: So you were in Napoleon's army. Abbe Fari [...]	D
Jacopo: Did you fall off the bed? Count of Monte [...]	D
Luigi: We shall call him... Zatarra. Edmond: Soun [...]	D
Mercedes: Albert, I found the note you left explai [...]	D
Luigi: So, mi amici, I would ask who you are, but [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: How is your fath [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: I am the chief m [...]	D
Edmond Dantes: [arriving on Elba] For a moment I t [...]	D
Edmond: Monseuir, I know you must hear this a grea [...]	D
Prison guard: [after accidentally throwing Dorleac [...]	D
Napoleon: Kings and pawns, marshal. Emperors and f [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: Now, did you del [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: This Edmond, you loved him? [...]	D
Jacopo: Why not just kill them? I'll do it! I'll r [...]	D
Mercedes: [seeing Fernand leaving Albert's birthda [...]	D
Abbe Faria: With two of us digging, we can cover t [...]	D
Morell: So, monsieur Zatarra, you were a friend of [...]	D
Abbe Faria: The slot opens twice a day. Once in th [...]	D
Fernand: You pleased me some of the time. Mercede [...]	D
Edmond: You've only got one shot. And it'll take m [...]	D
Edmond: We are kings or pawns, a man once said. L [...]	D
Jacopo: I swear on my dead relatives - and even on [...]	D
Edmond: I shall seek out Edmond's fiancÃ©e. Mor [...]	D
On Screen Text: [first lines, the text that appear [...]	D
Abbe Faria: Define Economics. Edmond: Economics i [...]	D
Napoleon: I'm curious. What's the significance of [...]	D
Dorleac: And if you're thinking just now 'Why me, [...]	D
Edmond: [leaving Luigi in Marseilles] Some day, I [...]	D
Danglar: You presume to demote me? Morell: Not at [...]	D
Abbe Faria: 2,500 cubic centimeters of rock and du [...]	D
Valentina Villefort: My dear Count, allow me to in [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: [dancing with Mercedes] Wha [...]	D
Jacopo: Once again, Zatarra, God sees you out of t [...]	D
Fernand: Take your vengeance. But know that the bl [...]	D
Abbe Faria: [accidentally digging into Edmond's ce [...]	D
Count of Monte Cristo: I thought we had finished o [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: I don't see how [...]	D
Fernand: Well, I see someone has taught you the sw [...]	D
Fernand: I thought we agreed not to meet socially. [...]	D
Mercedes: I want to be free of you... the way you, [...]	D
Napoleon: In life, we are kings or pawns.	D
Albert Mondego: How did you come to know of my kid [...]	D
Edmond: SeÃ±or Vampa, allow Jacopo to live. He's [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: Did Napoleon tel [...]	D
Fernand: We're drinking Napoleon Bonaparte's wine! [...]	D
Edmond: If you ever presume to interfere in my aff [...]	D
Edmond: How did you come to be here? Abbe Faria: [...]	D
J.F. Villefort, Chief Magistrate: Mondego's the on [...]	D
Abbe Faria: I have not seen the sky these eleven y [...]	D
Fernand: Come in Albert, and for God's sake be bri [...]	D
Edmond: [explaining why he doesn't want to kill hi [...]	D
Albert Mondego: May I ask who you are, sir? Count [...]	D
Dorleac: Come on, come on, I haven't got all day.. [...]	D
Mercedes: What's wrong? Fernand: I'm bankrupt. Al [...]	D

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