Many Rivers to Cross
1955 · 95 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 1,402 VOTES · DIR. Roy Rowland
Overview
Robert Taylor and Eleanor Parker star as a Kentucky backwoodsman and the woman who will NOT let anything interfere with her plans to marry him in this humorous romantic adventure through the American Frontier of 1798.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,085 lines
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00:01:51 - Evening, Mrs. Crawford. - Evening, Miles.
00:04:52 - It was only one Indian, Cissie. - Bushrod.
00:10:30 Well, that's right nice of you, Mary Stuart Cherne.
00:13:11 You'll stay here with us.
00:15:47 ...you can't make a woman do something she doesn't wanna do.
00:18:51 You're the first one I ever brought here.
00:21:56 - You're an Indian, you wouldn't understand. - This Indian understand.
00:25:53 I'm leviathan, the great beast of the water.
00:30:17 Hear tell that you gut-shot a couple the other day.
00:32:48 - That's true, Pa, but if you just try them... - Now, listen, all of you.
00:37:05 - What's going on, Mary? - Just wearing specs.
00:40:06 It isn't a cheery prospect for a man to have a walking bear for a son-in-law.
00:43:16 With this ring, I thee wed.
00:46:37 I betrayed nobody.
00:50:26 - I'm holding you to your promise. - You won.
00:55:31 Yeah, I could eat a barn door. What do you go?...
00:58:47 - I wish you'd slow down. I'm tired. - Thought they called you Stepping Woman.
01:03:21 Ready to go to bed now?
01:06:43 - I've been hearing about you for 10 years. - Well, I get around some, I guess.
01:09:29 I'm going home, home to Luke Radford.
01:13:41 She's getting weaker.
01:24:03 Soon as I get my breath...
01:28:59 Huh. It's gonna take some real pretending.
01:34:18 There was times I didn't think I'd make it.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,085
Dialogue density11.4 lines / min
First line00:01:51
Final line01:34:18
Production Record
DirectorRoy Rowland
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,402