Disraeli

1929 · 90 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 1,449 VOTES · DIR. Alfred E. Green

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Overview

Prime Minister of Great Britain Benjamin Disraeli outwits the subterfuge of the Russians and chicanery at home in order to secure the purchase of the Suez Canal.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,182 lines

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00:00:42 Are you Englishmen or are you a lot of foreigners ?
00:04:57 But beneath...
00:09:38 until he comes back from abroad.
00:12:58 You will think me very silly, Charles...
00:15:55 Did you. Quite frankly. Did you.
00:19:23 Yes.
00:22:54 You a matchmaker. The Prime Minister neglecting his work ?
00:25:56 Frog-eaters, bear-swillers.
00:28:46 You mean the...
00:32:23 Will you come into my room, Mr. Meyers.
00:35:53 Will you kindly make my excuses to the young people. They're out there.
00:39:49 The last assets he has are the controlling shares in the Suez Canal.
00:42:35 I ? I cannot forbid. Yes, you can. He shall obey you.
00:46:17 Where ? Last night's Globe.
00:49:33 Dr. Williams says I must be careful. I am, so that's all right.
00:52:28 Hugh Meyers. It's Hugh Meyers ! Show him in at once.
00:55:55 I don't know. They're working through an agent. And who is that ?
01:00:03 on his way to Ostend, Trieste and so to Cairo.
01:03:15 You say you have heard ?
01:06:45 But he'll cure me. He'll cure me.
01:09:53 Weak. Very weak.
01:13:32 If Meyers's position is saved, we can gain time.
01:18:44 Alone.
01:23:32 ...concerning whose services I cannot speak too highly.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,182
Dialogue density13.1 lines / min
First line00:00:42
Final line01:23:32

Production Record

DirectorAlfred E. Green
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,449