Jim Thorpe – All-American
1951 · 107 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · 2,409 VOTES · DIR. Michael Curtiz
Overview
The triumph and tragedy of Native American Jim Thorpe, who, after winning both the pentathlon and decathlon in the same Olympics, is stripped of his medals on a technicality.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,265 lines
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00:01:05 Ladies and gentlemen, the honorable Roy J. Turner
00:06:19 Three buzzards circling a dead lamb.
00:10:26 - No. - No, sir.
00:13:43 I'm not sure I'm going to stay here.
00:19:17 You'll find me in my office or the athletic field.
00:24:41 Crazy!
00:30:42 But Jim was still warming the bench and he didn't like it.
00:35:39 Well, I don't rightly know. I haven't even asked her yet.
00:40:34 applied for admission to Carlisle, she did, too.
00:45:13 - Yes, they do. - Nice and cool, isn't it?
00:48:51 Thanks, Pop!
00:53:55 - How much time we got? - Twenty-five seconds.
00:57:45 Good boy. That's the spirit.
01:03:30 Oh, Jim, darling, I'm so proud of you!
01:06:51 I see. No, I don't agree.
01:10:29 When's he gonna walk?
01:14:18 You were right, Jimmy. That Hercules fellow, he wasn't so much.
01:18:23 Tom, look.
01:22:05 - Oh, grab the vase, water boy. - Water boy!
01:25:32 My goodness, whatever am I gonna do with all this candy?
01:29:53 The authorities are friends of mine
01:34:38 - Is she... Is she all right? - Yes, fine. Fine.
01:40:52 That's sports.
100:02:00 the hurdles, the pentathlon.
Cast & Characters
Burt Lancaster
Jim Thorpe
Charles Bickford
Glenn S. 'Pop' Warner
Steve Cochran
Peter Allendine
Phyllis Thaxter
Margaret Miller
Dick Wesson
Ed Guyac
Jack Big Head
Little Boy Who Walk Like Bear
Sonny Chorre
Wally Denny
Al Mejia
Louis Tewanema
Hubie Kerns
Tom Ashenbrunner
George Barrows
Football Player
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,265
Dialogue density11.8 lines / min
First line00:01:05
Final line100:02:00
Production Record
DirectorMichael Curtiz
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,409