Last Holiday
1950 · 88 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 2,209 VOTES · DIR. Henry Cass
Overview
George Bird is a salesman of agricultural machinery who finds out that he hasn't long to live. On his doctor's advice, he goes to an exclusive seaside resort to spend his savings on one last holiday.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,372 lines
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00:02:32 - This way, please. - But -
00:06:04 walk out of me job and go to Bournemouth or...
00:10:49 Won't take half a minute to explain. Come inside, sir.
00:14:02 The 15th?
00:17:26 Well, I don't think we need discuss that...
00:21:05 One of his fads.
00:24:44 who, as you probably know, is staying here.
00:28:18 And I'm in the chair. So what will you have, Mr. Bird? Double martini?
00:32:21 Well, I can't, of course. It's not that that's worrying me.
00:35:38 - I can give you a quarter of an hour. - Thanks.
00:38:35 That's the talk, Georgie.
00:42:08 I'm probably trying to do everything I can to impress you.
00:45:26 Got a nice bit of news for you, Georgie boy.
00:49:04 - You're a very lucky man, Mr, Bird, - How do you do it, boy?
00:52:34 No, I couldn't. I'm going outside. I must think.
00:57:13 Thought you'd still be playing poker
01:01:12 Miss Fox! Miss Fox!
01:04:15 You pass the word round the rest of you in front and I'll go round the kitchens.
01:08:16 I want somebody to help Williamson with his plan...
01:11:19 I don't know. Just getting up, working, reading the paper, smoking, going to bed.
01:14:32 Let me thank you...
01:18:00 Hello. Came down with the milk. I say, you're not leaving us, are you?
01:21:21 the one that went to Australia and died there in no time.
01:25:29 - No proof. - Chalfont.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,372
Dialogue density15.6 lines / min
First line00:02:32
Final line01:25:29
Production Record
DirectorHenry Cass
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,209