Madagascar Landing
1944 · 31 MIN · IMDB 5.3 · 1,779 VOTES · DIR. Alfred Hitchcock
Overview
A former leader of the French Resistance finds that one of his fellow actors looks like a detestable official he knew in Madagascar during the war. He tells about his time, operating an illegal radio station while evading the Nazis.
Dialogue Timeline — 548 lines
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00:00:13 The entire world has heard about
00:01:43 What don't you understand?
00:02:48 But I assure you that my client did not steal them.
00:04:04 Your Honour, would you ask the witness, Michel
00:05:02 No, you're on the wrong track, imagine more of a harmless dandy
00:06:11 The lady, these gentlemen and myself
00:07:18 South Africa has always wanted Madagascar and its wealth
00:08:21 Exactly, a rebel.
00:09:38 - And the Governor? - Like two peas in a pod!
00:10:55 Gentlemen.
00:12:13 Just one piece of evidence and I'll have him court martialled.
00:13:25 your reports go out first in our secret broadcasts
00:14:21 No, it's impossible.
00:15:35 You're not allowed.
00:17:31 My dear colleague.
00:18:30 What proof could Michel have against you?
00:19:46 Goodbye, dear colleague.
00:20:58 Yes, on your orders, I checked all the bookshops in Tananarive.
00:22:10 yes, I knew about the escape
00:23:42 Take the handcuffs off.
00:25:12 I can cancel your departure, if...
00:26:20 No, that's it, our friends have sent my message.
00:27:51 Vichy will let the Japanese take Madagascar over
00:30:18 Oh, that's touching, it brings tears to my eyes.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed548
Dialogue density17.7 lines / min
First line00:00:13
Final line00:30:18
Production Record
DirectorAlfred Hitchcock
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,779