Other Men's Women
1931 · 71 MIN · IMDB 6.4 · 1,438 VOTES · DIR. William A. Wellman
Overview
The friendship of two working stiff railroad engineers is put to the test when one falls for the other’s wife.
Dialogue Timeline — 876 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:56 JACK: Don't let Haley see you.
00:03:34 It's too far out just for dinner.
00:06:04 Here, Eddie, have a little chew on me.
00:08:15 why, if I didn't show up, she'd burn up. How about taking me with you?
00:10:24 well, well, what kind of a party is this?
00:12:43 why, Bill.
00:15:02 PEG-LEG: Give me that shovel.
00:17:36 Lay off.
00:19:50 You're such a help around the house.
00:22:49 You haven't done anything wrong.
00:25:14 what's the rush?
00:29:02 You're not through your dinner, are you? I think so.
00:31:16 I like to have a little fun once in a while. JACK: What do you mean, fun?
00:33:58 I ain't got tin ears.
00:37:10 MAN 1: What's the matter? MAN 2: Take his feet, Mike.
00:39:28 Say, listen, don't you get sentimental.
00:42:17 well, what's the matter with you? Take those off.
00:45:00 JACK: One of the boys? LILY: Yes.
00:47:42 I'd feel better if you went.
00:51:55 How about you? I got something else to do.
00:54:18 No. Yes, sir.
00:56:33 I heard him try to bull Kennedy out of an engine.
01:02:29 It'll buckle the minute you pass the bank. Nothing of the sort. Listen...
01:07:13 WAITRESS: They're almost ready for you. I ordered them the moment I saw the engine.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed876
Dialogue density12.3 lines / min
First line00:00:56
Final line01:07:13
Production Record
DirectorWilliam A. Wellman
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,438