Le Divorce
2003 · 117 MIN · IMDB 4.9 · 12,332 VOTES · DIR. James Ivory
Overview
While visiting her sister in Paris, a young woman finds romance and learns her brother-in-law is a philanderer.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,471 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:43 Hello.
00:06:58 Oh, no.
00:10:55 Well, many things in this world can be treated as tragedy rather than comedy.
00:15:44 ...and for all we know, lsabel, you may be going the same way.
00:19:21 Make friends, you two. Show her the real Paris.
00:23:44 My husband no longer lives at home.
00:28:02 ...and minority phobias.
00:32:20 Tell her that I will never give Magda a divorce.
00:36:24 Bonjour, Edgar.
00:40:50 I-- Both.
00:47:06 What does it do?.
00:52:38 He's somehow connected to Roxy and Charles-Henri in a weird way.
00:57:16 Remind him that a member of our family has acted--
01:02:09 But you have a nice commode, Louis XV-XVl.
01:08:34 Bertram.
01:12:16 -Darling. -You look great.
01:16:02 No.
01:19:49 Perhaps a million pounds. Million and a half if we're lucky.
01:25:45 Aunt Amelie will be at lunch today. Uncle Edgar's wife.
01:29:59 ...while the others are not here.
01:35:06 I never married a Frenchman. My husbands were American.
01:42:14 They're fine.
01:47:37 A poet and a widow.
01:57:09 [ENGLlSH]
Cast & Characters
Kate Hudson
Isabel Walker
Naomi Watts
Roxeanne de Persand
Stockard Channing
Margeeve Walker
Jean-Marie Lhomme
Immigration Officer
Esmée Buchet-Deàk
Gennie de Persand
Jean-Jacques Pivert
Talkative Shopkeeper
Melvil Poupaud
Charles-Henri de Persand
Catherine Samie
Madame Florian
Samuel Labarthe
Antoine de Persand
Leslie Caron
Suzanne de Persand
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,471
Dialogue density12.6 lines / min
First line00:02:43
Final line01:57:09
Production Record
DirectorJames Ivory
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$12,991,996
IMDb votes12,332