Alexander Hamilton

1931 · 70 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 195 VOTES · DIR. John G. Adolfi

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Overview

The founding father has an extramarital affair and meets with the likes of Thomas Jefferson.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,234 lines

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00:01:01 Order arms!
00:04:14 The struggle is only just beginning.
00:06:52 Are the only two men with brains in the country.
00:09:21 Honesty.
00:11:53 Coming from you, Senator Roberts, I consider that a compliment.
00:15:04 Were any of you men at Monmouth or Trenton?
00:17:46 And he listened to the music of his voice.
00:20:57 For remembering.
00:23:56 So good day, Tom Jefferson.
00:26:23 You think it should be in the North. Why?
00:28:43 Much may be said in favor of New York and Philadelphia.
00:30:51 We'll call it a "concession".
00:33:47 Why, you ain't had no dinner and now you ain't touched no supper neither.
00:36:34 That's why I say...
00:39:42 No. That was my father's name.
00:42:09 Why...
00:46:45 The President did me the honor to agree with me.
00:49:29 - I think you're drunk. - Do you?
00:53:21 It shall be your birthday and we'll shut up shop.
00:55:47 - Reynolds told us. - Oh, you know, do you?
00:58:17 I feel it my duty to ask you a few questions.
01:00:28 I'll guarantee that the story will not be printed.
01:06:40 My friends.
01:09:57 --

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Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,234
Dialogue density17.6 lines / min
First line00:01:01
Final line01:09:57

Production Record

DirectorJohn G. Adolfi
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes195

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