Cluny Brown
1946 · 100 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 4,302 VOTES · DIR. Ernst Lubitsch
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
Charles Boyer
Adam Belinski
Jennifer Jones
Cluny Brown
Peter Lawford
Andrew Carmel
Helen Walker
Betty Cream
Reginald Gardiner
Hilary Ames
Reginald Owen
Sir Henry Carmel
C. Aubrey Smith
Col. Charles Duff Graham
Richard Haydn
Jonathan Wilson
Margaret Bannerman
Lady Alice Carmel
Sara Allgood
Mrs. Maile
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