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When, in 1919, Candy receives the letter telling him of the whereabouts of prisoner-of-war Schuldorf [...]	D
No one seems to question the title "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp" even though the eponymous c [...]	D
The notice Candy places in The Times about Murdoch's death states that he died in a bombing raid in [...]	D
Candy's scar is clearly visible on his upper lip when he is in his room at the convalescent hospital [...]	D
When Angela is playing darts, in the closeup, it is seen that two of her shots landed at the edge of [...]	D
Clive Candy goes to confront Kaunitz in Berlin, which is in Prussia, but Kaunitz's Stammtisch (regul [...]	D
Several times Candy says that during the Boer War he had had to hide out in a house in South Africa [...]	D
A camera shadow is visible on Clive's back as he approaches Theo at the prisoner camp.	D
When Clive first visits his Aunt's house and the camera pans to the wall where the animal heads will [...]	D
When the two dogs are let into the London house, one can be seen at the top of the stairs answering [...]	D
The position of the two decks of cards on the card table changes from one position at the time the n [...]	D
A camera shadow is visible on Clive's shoulder when he meets Theo at the Alien's Hearing.	D
In the WW1 scene where Candy receives a message from a motorcycle despatch rider, the man is wearing [...]	D
When Spud is tripped over, chairs are in different positions.	D

[repeated line] Clive Candy: War starts at midnig [...]	D
B.B.C. Official: General, I'm afraid we've been ha [...]	D
Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: Do you remember, Clive [...]	D
Clive Candy: The Kaiser spoke - and the Prince of [...]	D
Spud Wilson: You say war starts at midnight, how d [...]	D
Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: Clive. My English is n [...]	D
Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: What is your first nam [...]	D
Van Zijl: The Germans know how to make them talk. [...]	D
Colonel Goodhead: If we don't know what we are doi [...]	D
Murdoch: Anything wrong, sir? Clive Candy: Murdoc [...]	D
Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: You know that, after t [...]	D
Edith Hunter: German girls find scars very attract [...]	D
Clive Candy: Until now, Germany has used her arms [...]	D
Frau Von Kalteneck: Theo knows only two English ex [...]	D
Colonel Betteridge: Can't imagine anything more aw [...]	D
Colonel Betteridge: Well let me tell you one thing [...]	D
Colonel Betteridge: What's the result? You spend a [...]	D
Barbara Wynne: We must go, darling, we have the Bi [...]	D
Hoppy: I was awfully sorry to hear about your leg. [...]	D
Aunt Margaret: [Candy has returned from the opera] [...]	D
Clive Candy: I've been serving my country for 44 y [...]	D
Clive Candy: Well sir, I have a friend ... Colone [...]	D
Clive Candy: I heard all that in the last war! The [...]	D
Clive Candy: I often thought, a fellow like me die [...]	D
Barbara Wynne: I was thinking - how odd they are, [...]	D

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