London Has Fallen

London Has Fallen (2016)

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Corrected entry: When the Vice President walks into the situation room following the initial London attack, there is a shot of Ruth Macmillan with her name and misspelled title in text, towards the bottom-left part of the screen, that reads: "Secretary of Defence Ruth Macmillan" (00:36:48)

Correction: Nope, "Defence" is the British spelling, this is a UK news channel.

Corrected entry: The president and Mike are driving down the street, being shot at with guns and missiles, after coming out of the safe house, heading towards the embassy. The car number plates are not UK - I suspect Bulgarian. (01:05:00)

Correction: The car number plate is a diplomatic number plate, not Bulgarian.

Corrected entry: The Police Commissioner addresses terrorists and introduces himself as "Chief Inspector".

Correction: Chief Inspector is a specific rank in the Metropolitan Police which is way lower than Commissioner - this is possibly a mixup with term Chief Constable which is used in other UK police services.

Sierra1

Correction: He is a chief inspector. Police Commissioners in the UK are very different from the USA.

No he's not a Chief Inspector (identified by 3 Bath Stars) - that rank is nowhere near the head of any police force. Most UK forces are headed by a Chief Constable. The Met is headed by the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis.

Plot hole: After an assault on the scale that's been witnessed, covering a wide area of London by extremely well prepared attackers, there's no way Marine 1 would fly to the airport at low altitude within easy range of missiles, and then when attacked, double back over the areas that have already been attacked where hostiles would still be present. (00:35:00)

Jon Sandys

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Trivia: Antoine Fuqua, who directed ‘Olympus has Fallen' (2013), did not want to direct this sequel because he did not like the script.

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Question: How much time has passed between the events of the first film and this film? Since pretty much half of the White House was destroyed in the first film, wouldn't it have taken some time to rebuild that section of the White House?

Answer: About a year has passed.

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