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Trivia (2)
  The film begins in Paris in 1939.
  Hekmat goes to Egypt to work at "the Continental".
Goofs (5)
 Some of the dialogue does not match the mouth movements, such as the scene of Hekmat Fahmy talking with Albert at the beginning.
 When Peter Marshall meets Hekmat Fahmy for the first time and tells her that her eyes are like Nefertiti's eyes, her arm is raised with the cigarette in the side shot, but in the next front shot both her hands are down.
 When Hekmat Fahmy tells Hans Wolfgang Ebler for the first time that she has information, she is looking at him, but in the very next close shot she is looking at the camera.
 The film uses real names for the roles, but when General William Samson introduces Churchill's Son to Hekmat Fahmy, he introduces him as "Frederick." However, Winston Churchill's only son's name was Randolph.
 The scenes of bombs being thrown at soldiers are naive: we see a bomb thrown behind The Soldier, after which he calmly falls forward. Logically, we should see powerful shrapnel flying through the air, and the injured person should be thrown through the air by the force of the bomb.
Posters (3)