God Rot Tunbridge Wells!

1985 · 119 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 51 VOTES · DIR. Tony Palmer

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Overview

The story of the last years of Handel.

Dialogue Timeline — 741 lines

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00:01:22 This night, this very night
00:05:22 A rich hovel of a bed, and who else would now leap to clamber into it?
00:10:15 Halle-by-the-sea? Bognor Halle?
00:16:03 Though I doubt it, any of it, gains more attention than my portliness
00:18:57 even if it might light up nothing.
00:23:08 "who best bear his mild yoke, they serve him best, "
00:29:08 Even as I am sightless, I can see.
00:34:56 humiliations, gout even
00:38:34 I swear no child, and I have, I am certain, none of my own to fire my feeling
00:43:17 I followed the coach routes and I saw... I saw them
00:48:27 imbibing inordinately, tickling the little girls and fondling overmuch
00:51:12 The death of the good queen had left me in somewhat of a pickle
00:55:56 and they have smiled on me, as they should have done
01:02:06 "Then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written
01:05:19 like most ladies
01:10:01 In brief, I was accused of stealing from the said Stradella
01:16:43 I won, by the way, and had my work protected
01:21:08 the Lord Lieutenant in tears at a special command
01:30:01 most earned by oratorios in the last season.
01:33:24 No, not contrived
01:38:10 What have I done for the Georges of England!
01:43:23 The light, the light...
01:48:23 What places
01:51:58 "And music shall untune the sky, "

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed741
Dialogue density6.2 lines / min
First line00:01:22
Final line01:51:58

Production Record

DirectorTony Palmer
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes51