My Forbidden Past

1951 · 70 MIN · IMDB 6.1 · 1,245 VOTES · DIR. Robert Stevenson

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Overview

An 1890s New Orleans heiress tries to buy a married doctor's love with her tainted family fortune.

Dialogue Timeline — 681 lines

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00:02:46 Goodbye. Till tomorrow.
00:05:27 I'm going away, Paul.
00:07:57 SHIP'S HOOTER BLOWS
00:11:00 You saw the gentleman who just left this house? Yes. You're not to see him again even if he asks for you.
00:14:00 It's like eating the core of the apple before taking the first bite.
00:16:52 Even now I'm not sure that Aunt Eulah isn't right.
00:18:56 I don't need any more money. That's where we differ.
00:21:42 ..On this night one lights a candle to one's dear departed.
00:24:29 That's what you did to me, so now I warn you, stay away from me.
00:27:21 You no longer need to make a rich marriage for me. What do you mean?
00:30:42 Not exactly. I came to see what you're like.
00:32:53 Like it?
00:35:19 Doctor and Madame Lucas.
00:38:14 never meeting your friends. I told you why. You said you understood.
00:41:18 Vulgar language doesn't become you, Cousin.
00:44:41 perhaps we HAD better drop... AUNT EULAH: Barbara! >
00:47:34 I'm glad to see you so vigorously defend one of your faculty
00:50:10 Gently with the door, please, it deflects the cards.
00:53:10 MR TOPLADY: 'I'm not sure I like the feeling behind your smile.
00:56:53 Very proper.
00:59:07 Gentlemen?
01:01:28 It is not the jurors' duty to judge any of the witnesses either guilty or not guilty
01:03:49 So there is no witness for or against you? If there were
01:06:17 You can't hide

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed681
Dialogue density9.7 lines / min
First line00:02:46
Final line01:06:17

Production Record

DirectorRobert Stevenson
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,245