When Michael Caine is standing outside the village church, it is clearly visible that double yellow line road markings have been blacked out (covered up). The film is set during the war, but double yellow lines did not make an appearance in the UK until 1958, therefore it is clear that the filmakers blacked them out to avoid an anachronism. See more...
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When Devlin and his contact are in the cottage, there are several shadows cast on the wall from multiple light sources. [That's because there are multiple light sources in the cottage. There's the fire, the central light, and at least three candles.]
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