Banjo Hackett: Roamin' Free

1976 · 100 MIN · IMDB 6.7 · DIR. Andrew V. McLaglen

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Overview

A traveling horse trader and his young nephew travel the west in search of the boy's prize Arabian horse, who has been stolen by a bounty hunter.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,432 lines

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00:00:24 Where's he at?
00:04:04 Well, I know you're on a government salary.
00:09:33 What a pity you weren't here.
00:13:46 You're intruding, sir.
00:17:06 And my gold nugget,
00:20:52 The salt?
00:24:58 What'd those men want?
00:30:08 Well, will you teach me how to dicker?
00:35:30 What'd you say? Speak up.
00:38:45 Well, go find out.
00:42:49 An affidavit.
00:46:22 There ain't no business dispute that two men of good intentions...
00:50:24 Well, whatever.
00:54:12 until after this foolishness was over.
00:58:32 No, he don't.
01:02:27 that changes his name as often as his socks.
01:06:06 Well, that's a pity.
01:09:34 Perhaps, I could forget about the drama
01:12:49 All right, let's go, Banjo, Jubal, too.
01:16:05 Would you tell the judge what you promised to pay for that little colt?
01:19:49 Will you fetch him out here for me?
01:24:19 Hey, Ivory don't need our help getting' his revenge.
01:31:16 You heard me!
01:35:25 Oh-Cum-Gache has spoken.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,432
Dialogue density14.3 lines / min
First line00:00:24
Final line01:35:25

Production Record

DirectorAndrew V. McLaglen
LanguageEnglish

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