Green for Danger
1946 · 91 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 5,918 VOTES · DIR. Sidney Gilliat
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
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00:02:06 [Man] To the assistant commissioner of the police, Scotland Yard.
00:06:11 lies frantically to save his face...
00:09:13 - Oh, uh, good night, Sister. - Good night, Mr. Eden.
00:13:07 - We're not. - Hmm?
00:16:38 I hadn't recognized him then, of course. Not until I cleaned him up.
00:21:59 It made no difference.
00:24:54 - Well, it won't. - Now, listen, Barnes...
00:28:04 Get away, my dear. Bring it into the open and do a good job of forgetting.
00:31:41 Spoiling your evening having to dance with me.
00:38:11 [Explosion]
00:41:38 Inspector Cockrill, I can't help feeling that there must be some innocent explanation of this terrible business.
00:44:29 You're positively excelling yourself this morning, Barnes.
00:47:37 The police force has not a monopoly of fallen arches, Dr. Barnes.
00:50:34 These machines are as foolproof as they can make them.
00:53:54 [Cockrill Narrating] From time to time, one of those infernal devices roared overhead.
00:57:50 - No, it's not. - What?
01:00:37 When I wake up I expect it'll seem too silly for words.
01:05:18 [Hissing Continues]
01:09:14 London and the home counties are reeling under the incessant fire of our terrible V-1.
01:12:09 No.
01:15:44 No. I've thought it over, and I'll do as you tell me.
01:20:49 - [Cockrill] Purdy! - [Purdy] All right. All right.
01:24:09 - Can't you see it? - For heaven's sake, come to the point.
01:27:29 By that time she had to be content with second best.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,339
Dialogue density14.7 lines / min
First line00:02:06
Final line01:27:29
Production Record
DirectorSidney Gilliat
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,918