Question 1

How did Laurence Olivier tell Michael Caine to address him on set?

Accepted Answer

Olivier said for the first time to address him as "Lord Olivier" and Caine as "Mr. Michael Caine," then afterward it would be "Larry" and "Mike."

Question 2

What photograph replaces the one shot by Andrew in the film?

Accepted Answer

The photograph raised up the wall is of famed mystery author Dame Agatha Christie.

Question 3

What is the source of the laughter coming from the Jolly Jack Tar dummy?

Accepted Answer

The laughter from the dummy is that of Lord Laurence Olivier.

Question 4

What do the London street signs in Andrew's cellar reference?

Accepted Answer

Baker Street references Sherlock Holmes' fictional residence, and Berner Street references a real-life Jack the Ripper murder scene.

Question 5

Who was originally considered for Michael Caine's role before he was cast?

Accepted Answer

Albert Finney was deemed too plump, and Sir Alan Bates turned down the role before Sir Michael Caine was cast as Milo Tindle.

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