Lassie Come Home
1943 · 88 MIN · IMDB 7.1 · 6,132 VOTES · DIR. Fred M. Wilcox
Overview
Hard times come for the Carraclough family and they are forced to sell their dog, Lassie, to the rich Duke of Rudling. Lassie, however, is unwilling to remain apart from young Carraclough son Joe and sets out on a long and dangerous journey to rejoin him.
Dialogue Timeline — 721 lines
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00:01:52 Lassie Come Home is the story of a dog...
00:05:15 Joe, lad! Must you always come in like thunder off the moors?
00:09:09 Bide well, Lassie.
00:12:39 I don't want any.
00:14:48 with courage enough to answer me back is my own granddaughter.
00:18:11 Lassie's come home.
00:20:48 I was cleaning her up a bit, then I were off to bring her back.
00:24:56 and he'll give me scraps of meat for you, and perhaps even a bone.
00:27:44 Stay here and bide happy, Lassie.
00:29:58 It's just that...
00:32:41 Keep your head up. Keep it up, will you?
00:35:25 Come here.
00:44:15 - Many happy returns, Joe. - Thank you, Mother.
00:50:22 Did you swim all that way to get from Scotland into England?
00:54:27 Dan, do you know what I think?
00:58:45 Thank you, girl. Thank you.
01:02:36 I can just as well go round Godsey as by Manning.
01:05:57 You're waiting for someone.
01:09:58 Mucky weather ahead, if I know it. Smells like winter to me, Toots.
01:15:09 Besides, you'd never really fit in with me like Toots did.
01:19:26 Do you know what Joe says?
01:22:53 Mrs. Carraclough, this is my granddaughter, Priscilla.
01:24:52 How could a poor dog come all the way from Scotland?
01:29:13 English
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed721
Dialogue density8.2 lines / min
First line00:01:52
Final line01:29:13
Production Record
DirectorFred M. Wilcox
LanguageEnglish
Budget$666,000
Revenue$4,517,000
IMDb votes6,132