Green for Danger

1946 · 91 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 5,918 VOTES · DIR. Sidney Gilliat

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Overview

In the midst of Nazi air raids, a postman dies on the operating table at a rural hospital. But was the death accidental?

Dialogue Timeline — 1,339 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:06 [Man] To the assistant commissioner of the police, Scotland Yard.
00:06:18 This is Germany calling. This is Germany calling.
00:09:47 [Man Narrating] And a little later they brought in Joseph Higgins.
00:13:24 Well, nobody's nerves are quite what they were.
00:17:38 I shall need a new oxygen cylinder, Nurse. We nearly ran this one out last time.
00:22:31 These things are bound to happen now and then...
00:25:47 Excuse me.
00:29:00 Well, I don't feel exactly festive myself. Have a drink.
00:33:01 I'm sorry to interrupt the dancing, but I have an important announcement to make.
00:39:33 - Hello, Hendricks. - Morning, sir.
00:42:50 - What? Eden. - [Cockrill] One moment, Dr. Barnes.
00:45:46 This bottle of tablets was taken from the poison cupboard.
00:49:00 Naturally. In that case, in we go.
00:52:05 because there was the vital evidence...
00:55:48 "when the sweet wind did gently kiss the trees...
00:59:32 I hardly slept at all yesterday.
01:02:27 You have been warned.
01:08:08 - You told me you'd never met Higgins. - I hadn't.
01:11:14 All of you will undertake exactly the same duties as you did in the case of Higgins.
01:15:00 Prewar patient of mine. Uh... Oh.
01:18:53 - [White] Nitrous oxide. - [Cockrill] Hmm.
01:23:36 Do you think I could sit down?
01:27:03 and for the attempted murder of Frederica Linley.
09:00:10 Couldn't put it any nearer.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,339
Dialogue density14.7 lines / min
First line00:02:06
Final line09:00:10

Production Record

DirectorSidney Gilliat
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,918