Angela's Ashes

1999 · 145 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 23,859 VOTES · DIR. Alan Parker

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Overview

An Irish Catholic family returns to 1930s Limerick after a child's death in America. The unemployed I.R.A. veteran father struggles with poverty, prejudice, and alcoholism as the family endures harsh slum conditions.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,737 lines

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00:01:01 When I look back on my childhood
00:07:15 Christ, look at that coat.
00:11:23 Look. That's the Baby Jesus.
00:18:01 I made so much money in the trenches that I was able to bribe the generals
00:25:27 I'd kick his arse from here to County Kerry.
00:31:28 I'm too weak to be standing in the queue.
00:37:35 He proudly held his head
00:43:08 because they've already done it with their brothers.
00:47:54 Watch he doesn't swallow his tongue.
00:52:10 Untill first met you I was lonesome
00:57:09 You could go to hell for saying that.
01:03:30 You're a grand old soldier.
01:09:04 He's going to write a composition on our Lord.
01:12:54 That's the end of it for me. No more children.
01:20:19 Mr. Hannon needs me.
01:26:44 It's the best day to traveI.
01:32:53 It's four weeks behind in the rent you are, and now this.
01:37:41 You're never to let anybody slam the door in your face again.
01:42:30 He doesn't mean any harm. He's only a child.
01:48:37 I often wondered why Aunt Aggie was always so angry.
01:53:28 I will, Miss Barry.
01:59:42 - What are these words, boy? - Litigious anticipation.
02:05:05 He treads the upper-
02:12:36 Good luck to ya, Frankie.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,737
Dialogue density12.0 lines / min
First line00:01:01
Final line02:12:36

Production Record

DirectorAlan Parker
LanguageEnglish
Budget$50,000,000
Revenue$13,042,112
IMDb votes23,859