Schindler's List Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

9 of the most interesting Schindler's List easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Schindler's List movie message.

Trivia Easter Eggs Hidden Scenes Accuracy

Schindler's List Movie Trivia

1 - A survivor named Mila Pfefferberg was introduced to Ralph Fiennes on the set. She began shaking uncontrollably as he reminded her too much of the real Amon Goeth.

A survivor named Mila Pfefferberg was introduced to Ralph Fiennes on the set. She began shaking uncontrollably as he reminded her too much of the real Amon Goeth.

1 - Oskar Schindler makes the decision to create his list of Jews to save during post-nut clarity. NSFW

Oskar Schindler makes the decision to create his list of Jews to save during post-nut clarity. NSFW

Schindler's List Movie Easter Eggs

Schindler's accountant tells him that no will be interested in working for him. When Schindler responds by saying "they should be" you can hear the sound of a train whistle in the background alluding to the fate that awaits Jews who don't work for him

Accuracy details in Schindler's List

1 - Oskar Schindler is seen talking to the photographer woman and giving her money to make her take a picture of him with the SS officer later on.

Oskar Schindler is seen talking to the photographer woman and giving her money to make her take a picture of him with the SS officer later on.

Schindler's List movie hidden details

Oskar juxtaposes falling ashes against a black car so the viewer doesn't think it's snow

1 - : Oskar Schindler's lapel pin is a "Golden Party Badge" which was awarded by Hitler to only the very earliest Nazi Party members. The pin was highly respected since it identified the wearer as a Nazi Party elite with connections and influence.

: Oskar Schindler's lapel pin is a "Golden Party Badge" which was awarded by Hitler to only the very earliest Nazi Party members. The pin was highly respected since it identified the wearer as a Nazi Party elite with connections and influence.

The movement of falling shot bodies in Schindler's List (1993) is spot-on in terms of authenticity. A moviedetail I haven't seen often in other movies.

1 - The man at the piano during the raid of the ghetto is playing the prelude to Bach's English Suite #2 in A-Minor

The man at the piano during the raid of the ghetto is playing the prelude to Bach's English Suite #2 in A-Minor

1 - The scene with the girl with the red coat is one of the few parts of the movie to feature color of any kind. But when she hides under a bed, her coat returns to gray, signifying her end before the film's conclusion

The scene with the girl with the red coat is one of the few parts of the movie to feature color of any kind. But when she hides under a bed, her coat returns to gray, signifying her end before the film's conclusion

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