How do they know the Jackal's name even though "Victor Wolenski" never reveals any information?

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In The Day of the Jackal (1973), French officials abducted Victor Wolenski and torture him about who is behind the assassination mission of the French President.

He never reveals it clearly. But somehow they guess it that he is saying Jackie or Jackal.

There is no way to guess the name because he always shouts AAAAAAAAAA.. that's it. There is no word sounding near to J while investigating him.

So how did they get his name?



Best Answer

If you listen closely to the tape of the 'interrogation', just after his last, loudest agonized scream, Wolenksi whispers the word 'jackal' [it is quite hard to hear, especially coming from a TV broadcast]. They tentatively conclude that this is in fact the code-name of the assassin, rather than Wolenski calling the interrogator a jackal.




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Is Day of The Jackal a true story?

Forsyth's first and most-admired novel, The Day of the Jackal (1971; film 1973 and 1997 [the latter as The Jackal]), is based on rumours he had heard of an actual attempt to assassinate French Pres. Charles de Gaulle.

Who was Day of The Jackal based on?

The Day of the Jackal (film)The Day of the JackalBased onThe Day of the Jackal by Frederick ForsythProduced byJohn WoolfStarringEdward Fox Alan Badel Tony Britton Cyril Cusack Michael Lonsdale Eric Porter Delphine SeyrigCinematographyJean Tournier12 more rows

Who made the gun in Day of The Jackal?

Custom-Made Sniper Rifle The Jackal (Edward Fox) uses a custom made sniper rifle in the . 22 caliber created by an Italian gunsmith as part of his plan to assassinate Charles De Gaulle. The rifle is fitted with a suppressor, telescopic sight, and is disguised within a set of crutches.



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