Phar Lap
1983 · 107 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 2,050 VOTES · DIR. Simon Wincer
Overview
Phar Lap, the big bold chestnut reigned as the king of the turf in the depression that gripped Australia of the 1930s. From his humble beginnings the New Zealand bred horse raced on to become the hero of a nation.
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00:01:00 Hang on a minute.
00:05:14 as a tribute to the great racehorse, Phar Lap, who died last week.
00:08:40 Carbine twice through Musket.
00:14:27 Get up. Come on!
00:19:01 When he's ridden hard. He's still lazy.
00:24:38 Well, send 'em back. We can manage without you being a servant.
00:29:43 Who in the blazes were they?
00:33:31 Pike says, "Go now," and Phar Lap races to the lead in the Derby.
00:37:40 He's racing away, nothing can catch him.
00:41:38 Do you like it?
00:45:42 Now, if they both race in the Caulfield Cup - no offence, May -
00:50:20 if they stand to lose a million pounds, Harry.
00:56:05 is almost unthinkable.
01:04:44 Shadow King standing well.
01:09:55 Suddenly I wake up and we're halfway down the straight
01:13:28 Wait a minute. Harry.
01:17:39 Did you ever go and see Emma?
01:22:17 Kid, come on, you wanna do me a favour? Cut the violins.
01:25:47 St Mary away quickly and so also is Koomela.
01:30:08 Here, come on, Tommy! The bloody train's going.
01:35:50 Looks like you've got yourself a good trainer.
01:40:10 Yeah, I bet a lot more went into the pockets of certain jockeys too.
01:43:52 Alright, me old mate.
100:00:00 plus your expenses, plus your bets
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Dialogue density14.3 lines / min
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Production Record
DirectorSimon Wincer
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,050