Le Week-End
2013 · 93 MIN · IMDB 6.4 · 8,821 VOTES · DIR. Roger Michell
Overview
Nick and Meg Burrows return to Paris, the city where they honeymooned, to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary and rediscover some romance in their long-lived marriage. The film follows the couple as long-established tensions in their marriage break out in humorous and often painful ways.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,211 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:52 - I think I'll just... - Okay.
00:05:16 This was your idea.
00:08:45 May I have your passports, and a credit card, of course?
00:12:17 I thought we could pretend to be other people.
00:15:50 Kiss me now, then.
00:19:34 Why sceptical?
00:22:53 As Beckett says
00:26:56 - I'm worried. - Bonjour, monsieur. Bonjour.
00:31:25 Of course.
00:35:29 There is?
00:41:25 Me, for a start.
00:44:27 You follow me round the house like a child with a popped balloon.
00:49:34 When we met, you were part of the feminist Taliban
00:52:31 I love you, Meg.
00:54:40 - Christophe Aragues. - Ara-gueth.
00:57:36 Keeping the Mona Lisa fascinated.
01:00:37 Make it four.
01:04:43 How's that? Not too bad?
01:08:19 When?
01:12:31 No, love.
01:15:53 I'm still a fool for the truth.
01:20:02 Did you transfer, uh...
01:23:35 Plus the tax, of course.
01:27:39 Yeah. Would you like to sing, by any chance?
Cast & Characters
Lindsay Duncan
Meg
Jim Broadbent
Nick
Jeff Goldblum
Morgan
Igor Gotesman
Montmartre Receptionist
Olivier Audibert
Taxi Driver
Sophie-Charlotte Husson
Plaza Receptionist
Etienne Dalibert
Hotel Porter
Mauricette Laurence
Old Lady in Church
Gabriel Mailhebiau
Chez Dumonet Waiter
Violaine Baccon
Girl on motorbike
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,211
Dialogue density13.0 lines / min
First line00:01:52
Final line01:27:39
Production Record
DirectorRoger Michell
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$2,225,098
IMDb votes8,821