Darwin's Darkest Hour

2009 · 104 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 206 VOTES · DIR. John Bradshaw

Overview

In 1858 Charles Darwin struggles to publish one of the most controversial scientific theories ever conceived, while he and his wife Emma confront family tragedy.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,779 lines

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00:00:02 Narrator: Tonight, a special two-hour dramatic presentation.
00:04:26 Thank you, parslow.
00:08:36 There's another book that has changed
00:12:15 I see you don't much like the idea.
00:16:13 What have we here?
00:19:58 You haven'learned from him.
00:24:34 Well, your family's.
00:29:07 Of course he must.
00:32:25 There were puzzles everywhere
00:35:54 Of whether scripture needs to be taken as science
00:40:01 Was this evidence of transmutation
00:45:27 But they've bought salt instead of sugar.
00:49:25 There's a force like a hundred thousand wedges
00:59:40 This trumps wallace!
01:02:57 Another bee. Good.
01:06:31 Um, the fact is, a rumor has come to my attention.
01:09:50 Here, take this.
01:13:07 Darwin: I propose
01:17:10 Didn't I cry all the time?
01:21:04 "he took the sixpence out of his pocket
01:27:52 On the 1st of July.
01:34:26 You did.
01:38:03 Was that the final blow?
01:48:07 Subtitles synchronized by ARS

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,779
Dialogue density17.1 lines / min
First line00:00:02
Final line01:48:07

Production Record

DirectorJohn Bradshaw
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes206