Isadora Duncan, the Biggest Dancer in the World

1966 · 67 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 306 VOTES · DIR. Ken Russell

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Overview

The outrageous life of the American dancer of the 1920s, Isadora Duncan, whom Ken Russell described as "part genius and part charlatan".

Dialogue Timeline — 697 lines

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00:00:01 I! S! A! D! O! R! A!
00:02:26 I only knew her during the last year of her life.
00:04:24 But large symphony orchestras and Greek temples
00:06:25 - Isadora, aren´t you feeling well?. - I´ve never felt happier in my life.
00:08:19 Lohengrin, how can I thank you?.
00:11:43 Lohengrin! Lohengrin!
00:13:34 (Dog whines)
00:19:50 She took to drugs and alcohol. She was in despair.
00:23:00 And that is what I want - a school of life!
00:24:58 she ´d slept in the Green Park.
00:27:38 Whatever the circumstances, there was one luxury she never gave up.
00:30:33 (Girls shrieking)
00:33:32 Their books were suspected of being subversive
00:35:51 He was turned out of hotels and banned from theaters.
00:40:45 But they put us on Ellis Island.
00:42:37 Darlings, how lovely! Where´s Wilma?.
00:44:19 No one has money for tickets except the new bourgeoisie
00:46:04 # On the lone prairie
00:49:47 and a big, heated place in the winter
00:51:36 If the school can be started in Paris for all the workers´ children
00:56:16 # No smell of gasoline, just an old-fashioned team
00:58:07 If my art is symbolic of any one thing
01:00:09 (Screams)
01:08:09 had no interest in her dancing -

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed697
Dialogue density10.4 lines / min
First line00:00:01
Final line01:08:09

Production Record

DirectorKen Russell
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes306