The Kingdom Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

6 of the most interesting The Kingdom 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 The Kingdom movie message.

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The Kingdom poster
The Kingdom poster
The Kingdom Plot

A team of U.S. government agents are sent to investigate the bombing of an American facility in the Middle East.

Genre Action, Drama, Thriller
Director Peter Berg
Stars Jamie Foxx, Chris Cooper, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman
IMDB score 7.0

The Kingdom Movie Easter Eggs

1 - During the nuke town fridge scene, the fridge says lead lined, which would stop the gamma radiation from the bomb coming in

During the nuke town fridge scene, the fridge says lead lined, which would stop the gamma radiation from the bomb coming in

At the end of the credits, the Raiders March plays only this time it is followed by a higher version of the theme, symbolizing Father & Son working together.

The Kingdom movie hidden details

1 - The atomic bomb has "I like Ike" written on the side referring to one of President Eisenhower's campaign slogans and opposition to communism.

The atomic bomb has "I like Ike" written on the side referring to one of President Eisenhower's campaign slogans and opposition to communism.

1 - Indy thinks about teaching in Leipzig which on the one hand is logical because the university has one of the most famous archaeological faculties in the world, but one the other hand at that time it was under communist control

Indy thinks about teaching in Leipzig which on the one hand is logical because the university has one of the most famous archaeological faculties in the world, but one the other hand at that time it was under communist control

Indy is betrayed by his friend Mac, when questioned he says "I'm a capitalist and they pay" referring to the Russians, but he points directly towards the audience. It's as if Spielberg himself is telling us he didn't want to make the film

1 - [Detail] In The Kingdom (2007) Ron Fleury (Foxx) mentions The Terrell Tribune in Terrell, Texas, which is Jamie Foxx's hometown.

[Detail] In The Kingdom (2007) Ron Fleury (Foxx) mentions The Terrell Tribune in Terrell, Texas, which is Jamie Foxx's hometown.

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