D-Day the Sixth of June

1956 · 106 MIN · IMDB 5.9 · 1,805 VOTES · DIR. Henry Koster

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Overview

En route to Normandy, an American and a British officer reminisce in flashback about their romances with the same woman.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,299 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:32 - Heave up. - Heave up.
00:06:42 Aren't you?
00:10:23 He never does, though. Can't hit a thing.
00:14:58 or this feeling of being expendable for the first time in your life.
00:18:26 Billeting with Boyce doesn't mean he's gotta know everything you do.
00:21:43 - Take them back to base, Captain. - Yes, sir. Anderson, take over.
00:25:14 My father isn't well, and changes frighten him. Americans mean changes.
00:29:06 Oh. Brad.
00:32:23 I was thinking the same thing about England.
00:36:58 And now this.
00:41:35 Brad.
00:44:55 Yeah. Dieppe.
00:50:36 Go ahead, Colonel. I'll get mine next time. Two more here, please.
00:54:53 Go ahead, Brad. Shoot.
00:59:29 No, no. Wait a minute. A real, blazing fire?
01:03:05 Yeah, I guess it's all I can do.
01:06:48 OK. It's a special force of volunteers.
01:11:39 - Ray you know, and Miss... - Mrs. Hamilton.
01:15:51 I'm going to take care of you, my darling.
01:20:02 even if they did knock out your gun.
01:24:14 We're closing now, sir. Sorry.
01:28:21 Attention all personnel of Special Force Six.
01:40:12 Telephone Miss Russell at the Red Cross in Mayfair...
01:44:49 Thank you, doctor.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,299
Dialogue density12.3 lines / min
First line00:02:32
Final line01:44:49

Production Record

DirectorHenry Koster
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,805