Find Me Guilty
2006 · 125 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 37,074 VOTES · DIR. Sidney Lumet
Overview
Based on the true story of Jack DiNorscio, a mobster who defended himself in court for what would be the longest mafia trial in U.S. history.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,707 lines
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00:00:36 [ Man ]...full sum and total of the F.B.I. and the police department's efforts here.
00:05:54 Twenty-two to 30 years...
00:10:50 You mean, I rat on my friends? [ Chuckling ]
00:16:57 - Carlo, how you doing? - My man. [ Chuckling ]
00:21:43 Mr. Cellano represents, uh, defendant Dominic Crespi.
00:27:17 I thought it meant ''No smoking.''
00:32:01 or something is gonna pop out of that shit-hole of a mouth that he's got...
00:36:26 Besides, if I tell it, they're gonna think I'm bragging.
00:41:25 Mr. DiNorscio. You have to prove that statement before you try to use it.
00:46:35 How did you know it was a birthday party?
00:51:34 He's clearly a disruptive force.
00:56:34 You know what the two best words in the English language are?
01:01:41 how could you make a mistake like that?
01:05:56 And then he said to Tony...
01:10:27 Hey, Bellini, how come you got that nickname ''Artist''?
01:14:51 - Play the tape, please. - [ Tape Recorder Clicks On ]
01:21:12 and you can't even get one of them back to bury your fuckin' mother.
01:25:51 - So, united, okay? - [ All ] Agreed.
01:31:49 [ Bailiff] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth...
01:36:12 when he asked you to describe our relationship?
01:41:05 Let me ask you one more question, Tony.
01:47:02 The government does not like these defendants.
01:53:30 Well, it's over finally.
250:00:00 for my last trial...
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,707
Dialogue density13.7 lines / min
First line00:00:36
Final line250:00:00
Production Record
DirectorSidney Lumet
LanguageEnglish
Budget$13,000,000
Revenue$2,636,637
IMDb votes37,074