Passage to Marseille

1944 · 109 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 5,252 VOTES · DIR. Michael Curtiz

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Overview

A freedom-loving French journalist sacrifices his happiness and security to battle Nazi tyranny.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,170 lines

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00:02:03 Navigator to pilot. Five minutes to target area.
00:07:59 - You're very welcome, Mr. Manning. - Thank you.
00:10:23 And you came with them?
00:16:05 It's for your private ear. Later, I think it might be told.
00:19:07 - The whole truth in a nutshell. - That's right.
00:21:51 Ahoy, the bridge. Submarine!
00:27:03 - You mean you've seen them before? - No, I never saw them before this morning.
00:30:10 - And you were interested? - Naturally, sir.
00:33:34 In the meantime, they're to be locked up in the brig.
00:37:29 Instead of being guillotined, I was transported for life to Guiana.
00:42:17 Since Cayenne offers no employment for free men
00:45:56 - Oh, that's a crazy idea. - I think about my home all the time.
00:48:55 Instead of being torn to pieces by an outraged mob
00:56:55 We just about get unpacked and settle down
01:01:37 "I sentence you to 15 years
01:05:40 This was the night. Everything was in readiness.
01:12:00 And when this came, it looked like my last chance.
01:16:05 I agree with you.
01:20:28 - May I ask you something, sir? - What is it?
01:24:29 I prefer to be a realist. We've argued these matters before, Captain Malo.
01:34:52 Matrac, what are you doing?
01:38:38 He's the pilot of the plane in which Matrac is flying tonight.
01:43:02 - I think it is. - But he wouldn't miss today, would he?
06:00:00 - Yeah.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,170
Dialogue density10.7 lines / min
First line00:02:03
Final line06:00:00

Production Record

DirectorMichael Curtiz
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,252