- Acting for Two: The laughter coming from the "dummy" Jolly Jack Tar is that of Laurence Olivier.
- Creator Breakdown: Laurence Olivier was originally something of a nervous wreck, due to be being depressed over losing his job at the National Theatre.
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: The original film with Laurence Olivier has been out of print for a long time.
- Referenced by...: Andrew's line about "a jumped up pantry boy who never knew his place" later became a lyric in The Smiths' "This Charming Man."
- Throw It In!: When tossing the chess pieces to the floor, Laurence Olivier cuts the palm of his hand very badly. You can see him look down at his hand, put his handkerchief in his palm, and put his hand in his jacket pocket. He then finishes the scene.
- What Could Have Been: Albert Finney was deemed "too plump" to play Milo Tindle. Anthony Shaffer's choice was Alan Bates.
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