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.
00:04:44 Ah, he had the most charming way of forcing 20 pounds on one.
00:08:37 "Think of your place. Cluny Brown, you ought to learn your place."
00:12:34 If you want to feed nuts to the squirrels, who am I to say... do you?
00:16:21 He's probably just one jump ahead of them now. I wonder how he got to London.
00:19:53 Oh, you won't like that, Uncle Arn. You're a man who likes to express himself.
00:23:57 Believe me, England won't be safe until we produce our own Belinskis.
00:27:51 Of course, my dear. I'm so glad you like my flowers.
00:31:49 And "Her Ladyship" to Her Ladyship.
00:35:46 Yes, my husband enjoyed travelling.
00:40:24 To Friars Carmel of all places. Tell me, what happened?
00:44:21 Good afternoon, Constable.
00:48:36 You might enjoy looking at this picture, Miss Brown.
00:53:55 Thank you, Miss Brown.
00:58:24 Its engine is turned off, no smoke comes out of its funnel.
01:02:37 - Shall we? - No.
01:06:10 - That, I don't know. - Try it, will you? My little lamb, my sweet.
01:10:31 Some of you might not know it, but I'm a plumber's niece.
01:15:30 Now, it is possible that when I reached for the brilliantine
01:19:50 Well, if you really want to know, Sir Henry, read the book.
01:23:19 The fact that I have to hit a man who lent me £243s
01:27:09 - Browrs indisposed. - Oh?
01:31:00 Oh, I don't blame Mr Wilson.
01:34:58 Oh, Mr Belinski, I don't think I'll have much time for plumbing!

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,480
Dialogue density14.8 lines / min
First line00:01:29
Final line01:34:58

Production Record

DirectorErnst Lubitsch
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes4,302