Miller's Crossing
1990 · 115 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 145,304 VOTES · DIR. Joel Coen
Overview
Set in 1929, a political boss and his advisor have a parting of the ways when they both fall for the same woman.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,469 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:19 {i1}[Clattering Sound]{}
00:04:00 You came here to see if I'd kick if you killed Bernie. Well, there's your answer.
00:09:39 Lay off, Tom. You shouldn't go deeper in the hole.
00:14:49 It's just I'm worried now with things the way they are between me and Caspar.
00:19:37 - Maybe it was injuns. - «Eye-ties,» more like it.
00:22:57 Well, I do. He's my brother. I don't want to see him get hurt.
00:27:03 Another fix? Which fight?
00:31:11 you should know that if you don't do this thing
00:36:16 A bit of a shakedown artist, not above the occasional grift.
00:41:28 ** Then you will**
00:45:17 but I trust Verna as much as I trust you.
00:52:01 Nothing more foolish than a man chasin' his hat.
00:55:33 I-I think what the Dane is trying to say is
00:59:03 Do you think I do?
01:03:26 He’s just a cheap political boss with more hair tonic than brains.
01:07:13 Just me, Mink... and my friend Roscoe.
01:12:31 [Chuckles]
01:16:44 Caspar is just as crazy as Leo, and an «eye-tie» into the bargain.
01:22:27 Not lately.
01:27:17 So he hears a rumor that Bernie ain't dead. These stories pop up.
01:31:14 You only have to decide whether or not I leave behind a message for Caspar...
01:35:35 You son of a bitch! Son of a bitch! You lousy son of a bitch!
01:41:28 Will my cats be all right?
01:46:43 Thanks for coming, Tom. Leo's real anxious to see you.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,469
Dialogue density12.8 lines / min
First line00:00:19
Final line01:46:43
Production Record
DirectorJoel Coen
LanguageEnglish
Budget$14,000,000
Revenue$5,080,409
IMDb votes145,304