The film crew were unable to shut down Waterloo station, so pedestrians in the station can be seen looking and pointing at the camera.
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Near the end of the movie Bourne goes to 415, East 71st Street in Manhattan. We see him outside of the building which is a modern skyscraper. Once inside he has a conversation with the man that "recruited" him in a white room. When the men that are after him break into the room, he jumps through an older type window onto a rooftop. The window is completely out of place for the type of building he is in. When he falls off the rooftop and into the East River, his fall is only forty to sixty feet, contrary to falling from a roof of a modern skyscraper in downtown Manhattan. In addition the address of the building is several blocks away from the East river. See more...
The film crew were unable to shut down Waterloo station, so pedestrians in the station can be seen looking and pointing at the camera.
In the Tangier chase scene, Nicky and Desh are seen pushing past the citizens. These are not extras, Tangier was too crowded and the flow of the people was hard to control, hence the two actors are genuinely pushing through the crowd.
Although you can't see all the details on Nicky's computer when watching the film (since it's cut to fast).
You will find that when Nicky looks-up Desh Bouksani on her laptop, and finds that Desh is "the Asset", there is a list of code-outs (from Blackbriar) that are quite interesting to read.
The Contact Code List is:
STONE BLUE: Terminate with extreme prejudice.
RIVER RED: Discretion required.
GRASS GREEN: Accidental death.
ALPHA PAPER: Suicide.
KEY BRAVO: Build case termination scenario.
BLUE SKY: Proceed.
LOOK BACK: Contact handler.
MOUSE TRAP: Case compromised, exercise caution.
INTERSTATE: New target location.
FIRE LINE: Special weapons pickup required.
TALK DOWN: Case action on hold, do not proceed.
LOCK STEP: Follow target, observe and report.
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