Factual error: One of the tanks in the column is an M47 Patton which was first introduced in 1951. (01:01:20)
Yue Hin Yeung
27th Oct 2016
A Bridge Too Far (1977)
27th Oct 2016
A Bridge Too Far (1977)
Factual error: The tanks overlooking the river are actually French AMX-105 self-propelled artillery introduced in 1955. (02:01:00)
27th Oct 2016
A Bridge Too Far (1977)
Factual error: During the German assault on the bridge, one of the destroyed vehicles on the bridge is actually a French Hotchkiss-Brandt CC-2-55. Although it is disguised as a German Marder III tank destroyer, its lower chassis is still easily recognisable as the CC-2-55.
27th Oct 2016
A Bridge Too Far (1977)
Factual error: In the first shot of the scene when the 30 Corps lines up on the roadside while Fox yells at his men, two of the Sherman tanks can been seen with objects which look like tires beneath their chassis. These two tanks are likely to be mock-ups built on wheeled vehicles. (00:43:30)
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