World War I Film - "1917" Quiz

Sam Mendes directed '1917'.

'1917' was released in 2020.

George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman portrayed Schofield and Blake in '1917'.

Most of the story in '1917' takes place in France.

The continuous shot used in '1917' is approximately 45 minutes long.

Daniel Craig has a cameo appearance as a British officer in '1917'.

Colin Firth played the role of General Erinmore in '1917'.

The soldiers are tasked with delivering a message to the 28th Reserve Infantry Regiment in '1917'.

Dean-Charles Chapman plays the character of Lieutenant Joseph Blake.

The Somme river is featured prominently in the film '1917'.

The mission of Schofield and Blake in '1917' is to deliver a message.

The 'long take' technique was used in '1917' to create the illusion of a continuous shot.

'1917' won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture - Drama.

The primary reason behind the urgency of the mission in '1917' was to deliver a message to call off an offensive.

The message that the two soldiers carry in '1917' is called Operation Alberich.

Roger Deakins worked on '1917' to achieve its unique visual style.

The aspect ratio 2.39:1 was primarily used in the filming of '1917'.

The character of Lance Corporal Blake in '1917' was inspired by the grandfather of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Andrew Scott portrayed Lieutenant Leslie in '1917'.

The soldiers are ordered to stop the British attack in Écoust-Saint-Mein in '1917'.

Thomas Newman composed the musical score for '1917'.

The Battle of the Somme inspired the events depicted in '1917'.

'1917' won 7 Academy Awards (Oscars).

The story in the film '1917' takes place in June of 1917.

Sam Mendes won the Academy Award for Best Director for the film '1917'.