- The original author of the novel, Christopher Isherwood 's long-term life partner, Don Bechardi, made a cameo appearance in the film and wore a pair of red socks that originally belonged to Christopher Isherwood in the film.
- There is a large painting in the film by Don Bechardi.
- In order to make the film more realistic, director Tom Ford customized a suit for Colin Firth on Savile Street that fits the style of the old British gentleman and looks old.
- The story of the film takes place in the 1960s, but a portable telephone that only appeared in the mid to late 1970s is used in the film.
- The moon in the movie on the night of November 30, 1962 is a full moon, but in fact it should be a crescent moon.
- In the film, Charlie's wine cabinet appeared in Brandon's boutique cask bourbon, but this series of wines only appeared in 1984.
- The film tells about the time of 1962, but the car that Jim rode in when he died was Chevrolet or GM's pioneer that came out after 1973.
- The malt whiskey that George drank in the film belongs to the rare malt series whiskey, which was introduced into the United States via Beigang only after 1999.
- At the end of the film, when Kenny bandaged George's forehead, the bandage did not completely cover the wound, but in the next shot, the bandage completely covered the wound.
- Julianne Moore's hairstyle has changed many times in one shot. The bangs are thick for a while and thin for a while; curls are tight for a while and loose for a while.
- One shot in the film is a row of red sharpeners in a neat row, and one of them is taken away. The next shot is still the row of pencil sharpeners, but there is no trace of being taken away, and they are still neatly arranged.
- In the film George spent a long time thinking about how to end his life in the best way, but the clock behind his wall has not changed at all.
- In the film, when Charlie began to dance the second dance, two bottles were placed on the table in front of Charlie, the green bottle was to the right of the black bottle. But in the next shot, the black bottle was in front of the green bottle .
A Single Man behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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George: If one is not enjoying one's present, there isn't a great deal to suggest that the future should be any better.
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George: Let's leave the Jews out of this just for a moment and think of another minority, one that can go unnoticed if it has to.