Nearly one-third of the plot in the movie is concentrated in the decoding room of Bletchley Park, but in reality, most of the Bletchley Park scenes are shot in the green shed, and Turing and The part of his colleagues drinking and socializing was actually filmed in the bar of the real Bletchley Park. Because that beer hut is one of the most difficult scenes to recover, it is also the only place where the crew can finally enter Bletchley Park to complete the filming. The scenes of Turing's childhood in the movie were shot at the Sherborne School where Turing attended. But during the filming, the screenwriter Moore was a bit chilly: when he walked into the auditorium, he saw the black and white portraits of the children in the 1990s hanging on the wall, and then saw Turing and Christopher Morcom. Those pictures gave people a gloomy feeling.
The Imitation Game shooting process
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Extended Reading
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Frances 2021-10-20 18:59:31
1 The best soul mate is to remove the sexual attraction and you are still the perfect partner. 2 The only way to love you is to build a machine that solves all the problems of human beings, named after you. Volume Fu has risen to a new height, the interpretation is vivid and incisive
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Conner 2022-03-26 09:01:02
People talk differently, and they can't guess what they mean after all their thoughts. Autistic patients grow up alone, and no one is optimistic about it. To be at the forefront is bound to endure endless slander and pressure. There are obviously many ways of thinking in the world. The ultimate romance is nothing more than naming my life's hard work after you, hugging you and crying in the decadent twilight years, don't leave me! Do you say I am a human or a machine?
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Peter Hilton: All my friends, they're making a difference while we just wile away our days, producing nothing! Because of you.
Alan Turing: My machine... will work.
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Young Alan Turing: What's that you're reading?
Christopher Morcom: It's about cryptography.
Young Alan Turing: Like secret messages?
Christopher Morcom: Not secret. That's the brilliant part. Messages that anyone can see but no one knows what they mean, unless you have the key.
Young Alan Turing: How's that different from talking?
Christopher Morcom: Talking?
Young Alan Turing: When people talk to each other, they never say what they mean, they say something else. And you're expected to just know what they mean. Only I never do. So... How's that different?
Christopher Morcom: Alan, I have a funny feeling you're going to be very good at this.