Last Holiday

1950 · 88 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 2,209 VOTES · DIR. Henry Cass

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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 -
00:06:07 Torquay or Pinebourne...
00:10:58 What's the idea?
00:14:14 Yes, very busy indeed. Good-bye, madam.
00:17:46 Has your Mr. Bird a large nose?
00:21:23 We ought to have gone to Brighton like I said.
00:25:26 Really, Miss Fox. I'm surprised at you.
00:29:01 I'd have thought you were out of some other world
00:33:01 - Well, a bird in the hand - - Not funny.
00:36:25 So, I think he comes from Chanbury.
00:39:22 Take a look at this. There's a proposition there I think might interest you.
00:43:17 Why would you live with this trash?
00:46:40 Your friend Bird keeps giving you some queer looks.
00:50:33 - Fond of travel, aren't you? - No. Not this kind, anyhow.
00:54:16 - Good night, Georgie. - Good night, Daisy.
00:58:40 Because I don't know how to make myself into something in the graveyard.
01:02:34 - Well, I'm a busy man. Cheerio. - Cheerio.
01:06:06 I see. Thanks very much, Mrs. Poole.
01:09:38 Good old George, I'll run the bar
01:12:59 and the milk poured over the bread.
01:16:14 Do you know who you're talking to?
01:19:59 That's right, Cecil. It's a lovely day.
01:23:41 Pine -
01:27:43 I think you'd like to know Mr. Bird is dead.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,372
Dialogue density15.6 lines / min
First line00:02:32
Final line01:27:43

Production Record

DirectorHenry Cass
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,209