Blaze
1989 · 117 MIN · IMDB 6.0 · 4,295 VOTES · DIR. Ron Shelton
Overview
A middle-aged Louisiana governor falls in love with a young stripper, which jeopardizes his political career and the radical policies which have made him a controversial figure.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,791 lines
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00:02:27 When the sun in the morning
00:06:09 Do you like it?
00:12:27 Thank you.
00:17:53 He's tied up now.
00:21:50 They say you backin' that damn nigger rights bill.
00:26:00 They are in the process of slipping through a bill...
00:30:10 Earl. Good night.
00:34:26 Reverend Marquez, we were just on our way.
00:38:28 Thank you.
00:42:34 I call it "the pea patch."
00:47:38 Son of a gun
00:52:02 And I'd sure like to stay in business with you.
00:56:39 Don't go pushin' me about my problems, child.
01:00:39 What is that? Television?
01:06:31 I'm still governor?
01:11:09 I'll always love you
01:15:12 you'll be witnessing the final days of a great man.
01:22:18 I get 'em from the bus driver.
01:27:00 You...
01:32:28 Tell me when's the next election in Louisiana.
01:36:17 It ain't his fault he's got a face like a catfish
01:40:15 Governor, I think it's a fine day for a walk.
01:44:16 Right here. Take it easy.
01:50:27 What'd you expect?
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,791
Dialogue density15.3 lines / min
First line00:02:27
Final line01:50:27
Production Record
DirectorRon Shelton
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$19,131,000
IMDb votes4,295