Million Dollar Legs

1932 · 64 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 1,500 VOTES · DIR. Edward F. Cline

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Overview

A small country on the verge of bankruptcy is persuaded to enter the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics as a means of raising money.

Comedy1930s

Dialogue Timeline - 572 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME - EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:01:32 May we cast off now, Mr Baldwin? We're late.
00:04:10 It's half past four. He's waiting for me at the dock.
00:05:57 I'm a busy man.
00:08:11 What?
00:10:53 And some day, I'll do that to him.
00:13:23 Let's get married.
00:17:08 Oh, so you got guards again, you big sissy!
00:19:27 - What's his name? - Well, I call him sweetheart.
00:21:03 - I have it. - You don't look it, but I'm sure you have.
00:23:32 Oh, no, I have a better plan.
00:26:23 It's Father's major-domo.
00:28:46 Lights.
00:30:54 ~ Wears the burnt old pants ~
00:33:06 ~ Woof bloogle gik ~
00:35:27 I don't know whether I ever mentioned it
00:37:38 Argh!
00:39:51 ~ Woof bloogle gik ~
00:42:06 Which way to the Los Angeles Olympic stadium?
00:44:50 It's terrific!
00:47:29 I could resist if it was New Year's Eve and we were locked in a telephone booth.
00:50:08 A wonderful exhibition. What country do you represent?
00:52:15 They're a hundred yards ahead.
00:55:39 Inspire me, Matty. Gimme a double portion this time.
01:09:02 73 barrels of oranges from California.

Cast & Characters

Jack Oakie Migg Tweeny W.C. Fields The President Andy Clyde The Major-Domo Lyda Roberti Mata Machree Susan Fleming Angela Ben Turpin Mysterious Man Hank Mann Customs Inspector Hugh Herbert Secretary of the Treasury George Barbier Mr. Baldwin Dickie Moore Willie - Angela's Brother

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed572
Dialogue density8.9 lines / min
First line00:01:32
Final line01:09:02

Production Record

DirectorEdward F. Cline
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,500