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.
00:06:34 I'm not sending men waist-deep into this sea with 60-pound mortars on their backs.
00:10:10 That's all right, sir.
00:14:41 - Tough. - Yeah.
00:18:06 Well, for my dough you're still a fighting man. So am I.
00:21:20 - You often hit old men? - I didn't see him till after I had hit him, sir.
00:24:49 - It's killing 'em. - Hold it.
00:28:30 - Go right ahead. - Do you mind if I do?
00:31:32 Then I'm going to tell you a secret. That steak we had was horse meat.
00:36:14 "Commandoes In Action in Desert?"
00:40:35 I went by that Red Cross club last night.
00:44:01 Not we, Brad. Me. Officially, we're going as observers, both of us
00:49:13 So help me, one shot and they were all mashed up.
00:53:35 - Brad. - Valerie.
00:57:56 And not so long ago, either.
01:01:36 How'd they cut your throat?
01:05:37 - There you are. - Thank you.
01:09:11 But I do. Not often, but I do think that way.
01:13:44 Valerie? Just a minute, honey. Someone here would like to speak with you, if...
01:18:25 - Swig? - I don't believe so, thanks.
01:22:13 I know. I know so well.
01:26:24 Stenick and everybody else move up a notch?
01:36:47 - OK, Captain. You've had your war. - Is it all over up here?
01:42:17 Brad?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,299
Dialogue density12.3 lines / min
First line00:02:32
Final line01:42:17

Production Record

DirectorHenry Koster
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,805