King and Country

1964 · 85 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 2,650 VOTES · DIR. Joseph Losey

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Overview

During World War I, Army Private Arthur James Hamp is accused of desertion during battle. The officer assigned to defend him at his court-martial, Captain Hargreaves, finds out there is more to the case than meets the eye.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,080 lines

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00:04:44 Here dead lie we
00:07:42 The same.
00:09:58 Er' yes, sir. - Any children?
00:12:27 well you you could be lying.
00:15:00 there was one time I got sent down to a G.C.S.
00:18:03 I just couldn't stand it anymore.
00:20:06 wouldn't have made any difference to what I did
00:32:15 that the evidence I shall give before this court
00:34:49 No, sir. I didn't mean - After all, he did
00:37:17 Did he say so? - Did he what?
00:39:37 Then what are we here for?
00:42:24 And there's nothing you wish to add to your judgment now
00:45:01 Was he a good soldier before this happened?
00:47:25 Got it. Got it!
00:49:36 Captain Midgley.
00:51:49 But he didn't.
00:54:44 If the members of the Court have any reasonable doubt
00:57:28 "This man is not a deserter. "
01:00:22 Excuse me, sir. Message, sir. - Ah, thank you Mr. Webb.
01:03:51 With your permission, sir.
01:09:30 And you know it.
01:13:57 It's not for me to say.
01:18:48 We are not worthy so much
01:25:40 Secretary War Office.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,080
Dialogue density12.7 lines / min
First line00:04:44
Final line01:25:40

Production Record

DirectorJoseph Losey
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,650