Cluny Brown

1946 · 100 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 4,302 VOTES · DIR. Ernst Lubitsch

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Overview

Amateur plumber Cluny Brown gets sent off by her uncle to work as a servant at an English country estate.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,480 lines

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00:01:29 Ye... No, no, no, my dear chap. Sink.
00:04:37 But he would not have believed me. He would have insisted on my taking a nap.
00:08:22 That's very interesting. You don't seem to be inibited.
00:12:11 I've half a mind...
00:15:58 (SNORING)
00:19:15 - Is that a promise? - My word of honour.
00:23:21 I wish I could bring him down myself, but I have to stay in London
00:26:45 This is... This is very kind of you.
00:31:04 WELLER: Things like that have happened before and might happen again.
00:34:18 Oh, um, shall we go in?
00:38:18 I know that in the policies of the kitchen, the balance of power rests with you.
00:42:36 Oh, no, that must never happen, Mr Belinski.
00:46:28 Thank you.
00:50:55 (CLEARS THROAT)
00:56:09 - It's 7:00, Miss Brown. - Yes. How time flies.
01:00:54 - Better now that I'm out of London. - How is Betty Cream?
01:03:48 - Oh, rot! - See you later, darling! Come on, girl.
01:07:38 You don't know how wonderful you looked in a fez
01:12:18 - Goodness me, it's getting late. - Yes. We really must be going.
01:17:10 Yes. That can easily happen in strange houses, getting the doors mixed.
01:20:58 Well, I'm glad this happened while I'm still here.
01:24:28 Oh, darling, trust me. Please trust me.
01:27:56 If she's ever unappy, she's to close her eyes and say
01:31:42 That's very kind, isn't it?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,480
Dialogue density14.8 lines / min
First line00:01:29
Final line01:31:42

Production Record

DirectorErnst Lubitsch
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes4,302