Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N.

1951 · 117 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 7,820 VOTES · DIR. Raoul Walsh

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Overview

Captain Horatio Hornblower leads his ship HMS Lydia on a perilous transatlantic voyage, during which his faithful crew battle both a Spanish warship and a ragged band of Central American rebels.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,125 lines

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00:01:19 ... a small ship of the Royal Navy set sail from England for a secret destination.
00:05:36 I reported him for fighting, sir.
00:09:14 That means five days without food, sir.
00:14:22 - I have ears, Mr. Gerard. - Thought you'd be interested, sir.
00:17:42 Man the side!
00:23:24 A Spanish ship of the line in these waters? When does she arrive?
00:27:13 Signal from the point. Natividad's gone about.
00:34:17 I greatly regret that I threw them overboard this morning...
00:38:13 You understand now my fear that you might have encountered the Natividad.
00:41:35 Be a little crowded, sir.
00:45:07 Man the braces there!
00:52:19 Give me a hand here, men. Get this stuff off of him.
00:59:25 Well, I don't wonder. What you saw was never meant for woman's eyes.
01:05:30 - How long was I ill, Hebe? - Three day and three night, milady.
01:10:54 Mr. Bush, we'll have more sail on her. Reset your t'gallants.
01:15:44 - On your own initiative. - It seemed the best thing to do at the time.
01:20:50 And I pray now you will come home to our son.
01:25:14 Brace around the foremain yard!
01:27:57 M.V.
01:30:47 ...pass the word to the sailmaker to make me a French flag.
01:38:04 Stand by now.
01:45:25 No. I'll slow you down, sir. You get on without me.
01:51:49 Let go of me!
10:00:00 whom you could blockade...

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,125
Dialogue density9.6 lines / min
First line00:01:19
Final line10:00:00

Production Record

DirectorRaoul Walsh
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes7,820