Isadora Duncan, the Biggest Dancer in the World
1966 · 67 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 306 VOTES · DIR. Ken Russell
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.
00:08:23 I´ll dance my gratitude to you. I´ll dance all night.
00:11:47 Oh, my dear, I´ve just made the most wonderful discovery!
00:13:35 Don´t you pretend you´re not responsible. Just look at these unpaid bills!
00:19:54 The school became a grotesque mockery.
00:23:09 If not, I shall have to go to Russia, to the Bolshevists.
00:25:04 Gordon Selfridge, who ´d given it her as a going-away present
00:27:46 some leading members of the Communist Party.
00:31:01 bursting into this temple of art with your gang of hooligans?.
00:33:44 But Isadora pronounced all their charges preposterous
00:36:00 It was not a little ironical
00:40:56 - That doesn´t stop you drinking, does it?. - (Calling out)
00:42:45 I can´t tell you how often I´ve wished I was here.
00:44:32 That epoch is dead and Europe is the past.
00:46:22 - Fool! - # On a prairie sea... #
00:50:01 Tomorrow, I leave by plane to tour Germany.
00:51:55 Now in her middle 40s, engagements in Europe came with growing infrequency.
00:56:30 # But buggy-riding loving sure beats any machine
00:58:32 Oh, wait. Oh, leaves. Yes. Autumn leaves.
01:01:19 # Blackbird, blackbird
10:00:00 the Père Lachaise crematorium today
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed697
Dialogue density10.4 lines / min
First line00:00:01
Final line10:00:00
Production Record
DirectorKen Russell
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes306