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Trivia

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Three of the original Dagenham seamstresses invited Sally Hawkins for tea, prior to the filming, as they wished to inform her properly about mindset behind the strike, that she was set to portray in the film. Hawkins' grandmother also worked as a seamstress, although not at the Dagenham factory.

Sandie Shaw who sang the film's title song used to work as a punched-card operator in the Ford plant at Dagenham several years before the events depicted in the film.

During the television premiere on 9th March 2013, the BBC experimented with the first ever Twitter-based director's commentary, whereby Nigel Cole and composer David Arnold live-tweeted along with the film.

Was turned into a West End musical in 2014. Gemma Arterton assumed Sally Hawkins's lead role.

The film takes place in 1968.

Actors Bob Hoskins and Robbie Kay who both appear in this film but share no scenes actually appeared in a film together before this one. Both starred in a real life version of Pinocchio in 2008 playing father and son Geppetto and Pinoccho.

Disinctions/récompenses

Showing all 3 wins and 17 nominations

BAFTA Awards 2011

Nominated Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film
Nominated BAFTA Film Award	Best Supporting Actress Miranda Richardson
	Best Costume Design Louise Stjernsward
	Best Make Up & Hair Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou

Alliance of Women Film Journalists 2011

Nominated
EDA Female Focus Award

Women's Image Award
Sally Hawkins

American Cinema Editors, USA 2011

Nominated
Eddie

Best Edited Feature Film - Comedy or Musical
Michael Parker

British Independent Film Awards 2010

Nominated British Independent Film Award	Best Screenplay William Ivory
	Best Actress Sally Hawkins
	Best Supporting Actress Rosamund Pike
	Best Supporting Actor Bob Hoskins

Dinard British Film Festival 2010

Won Best Screenplay
Won Golden Hitchcock	For Treacle Jr.
Won Silver Hitchcock

Evening Standard British Film Awards 2011

Nominated Evening Standard British Film Award	Best Actress Sally Hawkins
	Best Technical/Artistic Achievement Andrew McAlpine Production Design

London Critics Circle Film Awards 2011

Nominated
ALFS Award

British Supporting Actress of the Year
Rosamund Pike

Online Film & Television Association 2011

Nominated
OFTA Film Award

Best Costume Design
Louise Stjernsward

Satellite Awards 2010

Nominated Satellite Award	Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical Sally Hawkins
	Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical

Women's Image Network Awards 2010

Nominated
WIN Award

Actress Feature Film
Sally Hawkins

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