1776
1972 · 141 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 10,719 VOTES · DIR. Peter H. Hunt
Overview
Colonial representatives gather in Philadelphia with the aim of establishing a set of governmental rules for the burgeoning United States. Benjamin Franklin and John Adams charge Thomas Jefferson with the task of writing a statement announcing the new country's emancipation from British rule.
Dialogue Timeline — 2,512 lines
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00:02:26 Mr. Adams!
00:08:52 Madam, what else is new?
00:15:01 The man that we need must belong to a delegation...
00:21:01 With South Carolina, of course.
00:27:12 Sit down, Mr. Hopkins. You've abused the privilege.
00:33:52 Rhode Island?
00:40:15 If you have grievances, and I'm sure you have...
00:46:48 Your clock is fast, Mr. Adams.
00:53:30 and reminds the chair of its privilege to decide all votes that are deadlocked.
00:59:56 - Mr. Livingston? - Right.
01:06:22 Damn you, Mr. Adams
01:14:58 I live like a monk in an abbey
01:22:02 Heigh
01:29:08 I don't know. He's a stubborn ignoramus.
01:35:07 A party consisting of Chase, Franklin and myself will leave immediately.
01:41:45 Why should we risk losing
01:49:36 I'm to be congratulated.
01:55:46 McNair, get him a rum.
02:02:31 That little paper there deals with freedom for Americans.
02:10:18 You'll have to forgive them, Mr. Chase.
02:17:38 John
02:26:52 The secretary will call the roll.
02:34:02 Revolutions come into this world like bastard children, Mr. Dickinson.
25:00:00 and Hessian mercenaries...
Cast & Characters
William Daniels
John Adams (MA)
Howard Da Silva
Dr. Benjamin Franklin (PA)
Ken Howard
Thomas Jefferson (VA)
Donald Madden
John Dickinson (PA)
John Cullum
Edward Rutledge (SC)
Roy Poole
Stephen Hopkins (RI)
David Ford
Congressional President John Hancock (MA)
Ron Holgate
Richard Henry Lee (VA)
Ray Middleton
Col. Thomas McKean (DE)
William Hansen
Caesar Rodney (DE)
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed2,512
Dialogue density17.8 lines / min
First line00:02:26
Final line25:00:00
Production Record
DirectorPeter H. Hunt
LanguageEnglish
Budget$6,000,000
Revenue$2,800,000
IMDb votes10,719