Design for Living
1933 · 91 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 8,141 VOTES · DIR. Ernst Lubitsch
Overview
An independent woman can't choose between the two men she loves.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,081 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:03:45 - bonjour - bonjour
00:05:51 I know what she means
00:09:55 what could he say?
00:12:27 I'm in love with Gilda
00:15:07 may I ask what you live on?
00:17:58 about 45
00:20:56 are you very hard hit?
00:24:56 Miss Farell is a little late
00:30:08 and both so becoming
00:34:35 I beg your pardon
00:37:41 I'm not going
00:42:46 in the midst of all this pomp and glitter I always remember that our play was written on that old Remington No 2 typewriter
00:47:16 - how is Gilda? - fine
00:52:05 without wishing to flatter you I understood that
00:55:15 goodbye
00:58:34 - how are you darling? - fine
01:02:02 but you certainly packed a wicked right
01:06:10 but you didn't
01:10:30 very fine people, Strump & Eaglebauer. biggest cement people in town
01:14:37 that this party be a success and inside of two weeks we'll be invited to the Eaglebauers
01:17:35 shall I notify them?
01:20:55 and he really fell in the river?
01:23:40 if this Strump & Eaglebauer deal is spoilt I'll know just who to blame
01:26:33 it a gentlemen's agreement
Cast & Characters
Fredric March
Thomas B. 'Tom' Chambers
Gary Cooper
George Curtis
Miriam Hopkins
Gilda Farrell
Edward Everett Horton
Max Plunkett
Franklin Pangborn
Mr. Douglas, Theatrical Producer
Isabel Jewell
Plunkett's Stenographer
Jane Darwell
Curtis' Housekeeper
Wyndham Standing
Max's Butler
Cosmo Kyrle Bellew
Man
Lionel Belmore
Theatre Patron
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,081
Dialogue density11.9 lines / min
First line00:03:45
Final line01:26:33
Production Record
DirectorErnst Lubitsch
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes8,141