Old English
1930 · 85 MIN · IMDB 5.6 · 105 VOTES · DIR. Alfred E. Green
Overview
An old man unethically provides an income for his two grandchildren.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,556 lines
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00:00:59 The old chap's got a nerve
00:05:02 Indeed. We hope you have many years of life
00:08:03 So sorry.
00:10:53 Yes. Ooh!
00:14:04 I've got my family to think of.
00:17:01 Freights will go lower yet.
00:20:18 and bully me. Well, really, Father.
00:25:34 I doubt its wisdom.
00:28:38 I can't say I've lost it.
00:32:03 That's the finest thing you ever did.
00:34:49 Good day.
00:37:34 You don't know mother.
00:40:33 He's quite harmless, Gardy.
00:43:30 You lose that, you lose everything.
00:47:03 to this absurd idea of dining alone in future,
00:50:15 It's too much.
00:53:39 of saying how much I've admired the way
00:56:38 But we had laughs with him yesterday after you'd gone.
00:59:44 She's been praying for me every since.
01:02:58 and a good thing, too, for a more unscrupulous...
01:06:35 No, indeed, sir.
01:14:55 Ah, let him have his pleasure.
01:19:51 If it were not for charity, I wouldn't.
01:25:39 A great old sinner he was.
Cast & Characters
George Arliss
Sylvanus Heythorp
Doris Lloyd
Mrs. Rosamund Larne
Harrington Reynolds
Gilbert Farney
Reginald Sheffield
Bob Pillin
Betty Lawford
Phyllis
Murray Kinnell
Charles Ventnor
Ivan F. Simpson
Joe Pillin
Leon Janney
Jock
Ethel Griffies
Adela Heythorp
Joan McLain
Molly
Henry Morell
Meller
Herbert Bunston
Mr. Brownbee
H. Cooper
Westgate - a Shareholder
Charles E. Evans
Appleby - a Shareholder
Henrietta Goodwin
Letty - Larne's Maid
C. Morgan
Winkley
John Rogers
Budgeon - a Shareholder
Larry Winton
Clerk
Powell York
Clerk
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,556
Dialogue density18.3 lines / min
First line00:00:59
Final line01:25:39
Production Record
DirectorAlfred E. Green
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes105
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