Hornblower: The Frogs and the Lobsters

1999 · 100 MIN · IMDB 7.9 · 4,423 VOTES · DIR. Andrew Grieve

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Overview

Lieutenant Hornblower and his shipmates are sent to accompany a doomed royalist invasion of revolutionary France.

Dialogue Timeline — 980 lines

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00:01:18 Captain Pellew, come in, sir.
00:04:56 For the cost of ferrying General Charette-
00:08:22 Mr. Hornblower, my compliments to the senior officers.
00:10:59 I understand, Gentlemen, that this plan may seem somewhat...
00:14:41 Will be remembered by history as men who were not afraid-
00:18:59 -to these men? -Not as such, sir.
00:21:20 the coast of Brittany? What would be your guess then?
00:24:10 Yes, sir.
00:26:51 -Oh no, sir, I will not. -Carry on, Mr. Hornblower.
00:30:22 Come sir, unless you prefer the dung cart.
00:35:45 wishes us to remain here as a place of retreat
00:43:12 That's right… bit more, Styles.
00:45:35 I better go and report to him. See what he's up to.
00:49:23 but I have always held it true that any man may better himself
00:52:00 Now, where is our dessert?
00:55:50 Beggin' your pardon, sir.
01:00:31 If the cannon fire is stopped, I fear we must assume the worst.
01:04:29 Well, Mr. Bracegirdle?
01:08:08 when the enemy remains at large and unaccounted for.
01:14:39 -I needed to see you. -Just now, they killed the baker.
01:18:53 Did you speak to the colonel of this? -The colonel?
01:23:30 -for good measure. -Well done, Matthews.
01:30:09 Mr. Kennedy!
01:35:32 Not to mention our French allies.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed980
Dialogue density9.8 lines / min
First line00:01:18
Final line01:35:32

Production Record

DirectorAndrew Grieve
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes4,423