Power
1986 · 111 MIN · IMDB 5.7 · 3,552 VOTES · DIR. Sidney Lumet
Overview
Pete St. John is a powerful and successful political consultant, with clients spread around the country. When his long-time friend and client Ohio senator Sam Hastings decides to quit politics, he is rapidly drafted to help with the campaign of the man destined to succeed him, unknown and mysterious businessman Jerome Cade...
Dialogue Timeline — 1,655 lines
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00:02:29 If you say "No"...
00:08:16 Yeah, the plane will be at LaGuardia at 6:00.
00:11:34 Politics! And in order for me to do that
00:15:55 ...at the Aspen conference last month.
00:20:55 I got one for you.
00:24:23 He headed a blue-ribbon commission on...
00:28:30 Who is this guy? Captain Video?
00:32:31 Mr. Cade.
00:36:58 I don't understand, Pete.
00:40:30 Pete!
00:46:40 Back... back... OK, now forward.
00:52:04 ...just because you gotta follow your conscience...
00:55:40 Wallace! How're you doing?
01:00:56 I don't think he's ill.
01:07:47 Oh, let's keep this to one night. Women.
01:13:16 ...this fantastic symbiosis.
01:16:54 Now, you're going to find yourself very nervous.
01:20:41 That's when I figured that the votes wouldn't be coming from Cade.
01:24:37 any liens, things like that, it would be recorded here?
01:28:50 Yeah, okay.
01:33:55 Look, I know I'm going to hurt your feelings, but...
01:39:10 that your lives are somehow going to magically improve
01:42:45 Just a-- a mess.
200:00:00 for those two polls.
Cast & Characters
Richard Gere
Pete St. John
Julie Christie
Ellen Freeman
Gene Hackman
Wilfred Buckley
Kate Capshaw
Sydney Betterman
Denzel Washington
Arnold Billings
E.G. Marshall
Senator Sam Hastings
Beatrice Straight
Claire Hastings
Fritz Weaver
Wallace Furman
Michael Learned
Governor Andrea Stannard
J.T. Walsh
Jerome Cade
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,655
Dialogue density14.9 lines / min
First line00:02:29
Final line200:00:00
Production Record
DirectorSidney Lumet
LanguageEnglish
Budget$16,000,000
Revenue$3,800,000
IMDb votes3,552