Flight Into Darkness
1935 · 111 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 174 VOTES · DIR. Anatole Litvak
Overview
During the First World War, before joining a squadron at the front in 1918, Herbillon (Jean-Pierre Aumont) has a liaison with Helene (Annabella), a married woman. The young man discovers that his mistress is none other than the wife of Maury (Charles Vanel), an aviator friend.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,165 lines
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00:01:51 Your marching orders.
00:06:02 - La Joncherie? - Yes.
00:10:09 - You flew around? - Yes. You can see nothing.
00:14:13 It's for her sake that I left the infantry
00:16:46 Sparks will fly.
00:19:51 You'll have monkey first, then sardines and eggs.
00:23:20 - I've got nothing to say, Deschamps. - Enough!
00:30:52 Good advice for you, lieutenant. As for us, here...
00:34:07 I had forgotten that letter. Maury gave it to me.
00:36:43 So...
00:40:28 Do speak, I beg you.
00:44:57 Did you see that?
00:49:27 When at night you
00:52:58 I got a telegram.
00:56:25 You have no right to act like you did.
00:58:53 Don't be mad at us. We're leaving. Are you coming?
01:01:23 longer than you may think now.
01:04:49 Why that look?
01:07:52 Jean...
01:10:32 I'm sorry to insist, sir, but to me it has
01:13:56 Certainly, Claude, certainly. You must come back.
01:18:12 - Lucas, the engine is all right? - Yes, sir.
01:33:48 - Hello, sir. - Hello.
01:38:12 Subtitles by shakill/cinephage Proofread by nottsforest KG/Cinematik
Cast & Characters
Annabella
Hélène
Annabella
Denise
Charles Vanel
Le lieutenant Maury
Jean Murat
Le capitaine Thélis
Jean-Pierre Aumont
L'aspirant Jean Herbillon
Daniel Mendaille
Deschamps
Raymond Cordy
Mathieu - l'ordonnance
Suzanne Desprès
Madame Herbillon
Alexandre Rignault
L'amant de la patronne
Pierre Labry
Marbot
Geo Laby
Mézières
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,165
Dialogue density10.5 lines / min
First line00:01:51
Final line01:38:12
Production Record
DirectorAnatole Litvak
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes174