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The title "Spy Bridge" refers to the Glinik Bridge in East Germany during the Cold War. The scene in the film was shot on the real bridge.
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During the shooting of the Glinick Bridge in Berlin, German Chancellor Merkel visited the set and watched the filming process.
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Spielberg's own father was an engineer who was sent to work in the Soviet Union during the Cold War, shortly after Gary Bowles' reconnaissance plane was shot down.
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The film was mainly shot in New York, Germany, Berlin, and Poland. The scenes related to Berlin in the Middle East were shot in Wroclaw, Poland.
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"St James' Square" is the original name of the script. The Coen brothers once participated in rewriting the script created by Matt Charman.
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The Dumbo district in Brooklyn, New York was dressed up in the 1960s in September 2014 for the film to be shot here.
Bridge of Spies behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Elroy 2021-10-20 19:02:27
For Spielberg, this kind of film is really easy to shoot. Hanks' performance didn't make a big breakthrough, but Rylance's performance showed its excellent skills. Kaminsky’s photography has nothing to say, Cohen’s contribution to the script is probably the phrase "Will it help?", Thomas Newman’s soundtrack is obviously imitating Williams, but his personal style is still very obvious.
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Darius 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The neat and detailed "Bridge of Spies" is indeed shackled by real history in the plot, and it does not have such excellent ups and downs, but Steven Spielberg has given Hollywood's American theme to it. A meditation on the heavy history, in the narrow political struggle, the film's supreme respect for human rights is still the best proposition of "Bridge of Spies".
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James Donovan: It doesn't matter what others think. You know what you did.
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James Donovan: Everyone will hate me, but at least I'll lose.