Man in the Trunk

1973 · 100 MIN · IMDB 6.0 · 513 VOTES · DIR. Georges Lautner

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Overview

Bloch, an Israeli secret agent, seeks refuge in the French embassy in Libya to escape being killed. Augier, his French opposite number, has to get him to safety in a diplomatic suitcase.

Dialogue Timeline — 996 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:20 The sole purpose of this movie is to entertain.
00:08:14 There’s one thing you must keep in mind, Captain:
00:11:08 I needed a diversion. One month is a long time in Tripoli.
00:15:30 I tried my luck in the elevator.
00:19:31 I’ll be back down in no time.
00:25:03 Miscellaneous tips... porter
00:28:18 Are you crazy?
00:32:55 There are strikes everywhere, Major.
00:36:29 For instance Rosenblum, a high school friend.
00:39:59 Couldn’t you come back here before you went downtown?
00:43:40 It’s a very heavy piece of lugagge? All right. You’re welcome, Sir.
00:47:12 when I didn’t know myself this morning.
00:50:09 - From WSPA! - What is WSPA?
00:53:51 You’re not going to leave with this dope, Françoise?
00:57:06 We went for a ride in the desert and got lost.
01:01:10 - No, it’s not possible. - Yes it's possible:
01:04:10 Georges, may I introduce you to Mr. Milandris. My brother.
01:07:34 OK, Françoise, go and flirt with the Greek! We must get away as soon as possible.
01:11:54 But I have no business affairs in Egypt...
01:16:00 Don’t cry out like that!
01:19:10 - And I must listen to this bullshit! - What?
01:22:28 A tall, dark-haired, strong Frenchman and a young blonde.
01:25:27 - I hope they got it this time. - I hate leaving them this way.
01:31:01 - And the Major? - Bloch? He’s standing here beside me.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed996
Dialogue density10.0 lines / min
First line00:00:20
Final line01:31:01

Production Record

DirectorGeorges Lautner
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes513