Born Yesterday
1950 · 103 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 12,992 VOTES · DIR. George Cukor
Overview
Uncouth, loud-mouth junkyard tycoon Harry Brock descends upon Washington D.C. to buy himself a congressman or two, bringing with him his mistress, ex-showgirl Billie Dawn.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,328 lines
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00:01:06 Captain!
00:05:24 Takes money. You got plenty.
00:08:22 And you've been working ever since.
00:11:43 -I'll be going too. -No, don't.
00:15:06 -He may, at that. -I don't care one way or the other.
00:18:58 -I can drop by here. -Sure, it's on your way.
00:22:52 -What's cake got to do with it? -Nothing, Harry.
00:26:16 You and me, that is.
00:29:09 You look like a lovely girl.
00:37:59 -Well, it's interesting. -Not to me.
00:44:16 And the Bill of Rights. Know how old these are?
00:47:47 ...to the consideration of the individual as a citizen...
00:52:21 I enjoyed it very much.
00:56:30 ...over the mind of man.''
01:00:07 But all them books!
01:03:02 I want you to learn her how to act with live people.
01:06:48 Harry shouldn't talk to you like that. You're a congressman.
01:10:20 -I wanna look it over. -It's all right.
01:14:35 -And that cheap perfume you put on. -Cheap?
01:20:47 -Do what I'm telling you. -Sure. Just changing my socks.
01:25:10 -For instance? -Where I stand around here.
01:28:44 What for?
01:32:08 What we're doing is done every day.
01:35:40 Control.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,328
Dialogue density12.9 lines / min
First line00:01:06
Final line01:35:40
Production Record
DirectorGeorge Cukor
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes12,992