Другие / The Others

- When the wandering Charles arrives home escorted by Grace, he meets Mrs. Mills, later revealed to be another person among the dead. When he approaches Grace in the fog and as he enters the room to greet his children, Charles' footsteps produce a sound not unlike the clanking of chains - which Anne had previously mentioned is a tell-tale trait of ghosts.
- In the scene where Grace is loading the shotgun for the first time, she can be seen pausing in a recollective moment after she slams the breach shut. This is most likely due to her faint realization of deja vu, most likely alluding to her suicide by using the same gun
- When Mrs. Mills and Mr. Tuttle are covering up the three gravestones, a Celtic cross can be seen emerging from one of them. The Celtic cross is a version of the Christian cross that is particularly common in Ireland. Mrs. Mills speaks with an Irish accent. This is a subtle clue that the gravestone is actually hers. Indeed, when the three gravestones are later revealed, the one with the Celtic cross has her name on it.
- The extra white makeup of the children's faces is a hint of the movie's twist.
- The basis for this movie is from an episode of the British television series, Armchair Theatre (1956). The episode is: Armchair Theatre: The Others (1970). The episode was also remade as Voices (1973). This version is more elaborate but the story nearly the same.