Escape to Victory
1981 · 116 MIN · IMDB 6.7 · 34,356 VOTES · DIR. John Huston
Overview
A group of POWs in a German prison camp during World War II play the German National Soccer Team in this powerful film depicting the role of prisoners during wartime.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,138 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:05:23 They're here.
00:09:45 Two spades.
00:12:09 No.
00:14:18 -Why not? -They wouldn't be sure.
00:16:34 I'm talking about your escape, Colby.
00:20:42 One, two...
00:23:40 ...half a dozen East European players who would have to be on that squad.
00:26:46 Now, hold that.
00:29:23 This one?
00:32:24 Come inside.
00:36:40 Let the ball do the running for you. Don't try and run with it.
00:40:15 What else can we do?
00:42:18 -The colonel took my passport? -Yes, he did.
00:44:41 Colby's escape?
00:58:46 Alors, salut.
01:01:40 I'm not mad.
01:06:07 And down the sewer here we discovered a foundation pipe of the stadium.
01:09:19 No flies on Rosey.
01:11:53 Hatch is my goalkeeper.
01:24:46 ...with the wind in his favor.
01:27:51 Come on. Stick with it. That's it.
01:34:37 Referee, look at--
01:38:13 You mean you'd go back and play the second half?
01:44:13 -I must play. -Ref, he's coming back on.
Cast & Characters
Michael Caine
The Players: England - Capt. John Colby
Sylvester Stallone
The Players: U.S.A. - Capt. Robert Hatch
Pelé
The Players: Brazil - Cpl. Luis Fernandez
Bobby Moore
The Players: England - Terry Brady
Osvaldo Ardiles
The Players: Argentina - Carlos Rey
Paul Van Himst
The Players: Belgium - Michel Fileu
Kazimierz Deyna
The Players: Poland - Paul Wolchek
Hallvar Thoresen
The Players: Norway - Gunnar Hilsson
Mike Summerbee
The Players: England - Sid Harmor
Co Prins
The Players: Holland - Pieter Van Beck
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,138
Dialogue density9.8 lines / min
First line00:05:23
Final line01:44:13
Production Record
DirectorJohn Huston
LanguageEnglish
Budget$10,000,000
Revenue$27,453,418
IMDb votes34,356