Princess
2009 · 89 MIN · IMDB 5.3 · 2,017 VOTES · DIR. Mark Rosman
Overview
A reclusive princess and a directionless young man embark on a quest to save the world's mythical creatures from becoming extinct.
Dialogue Timeline — 782 lines
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00:00:00 Ithaca! Ithaca! We have to get her out of here.
00:03:03 …for a gazillion dollars and retire young.
00:04:58 ...for the past two months. Please?
00:08:34 What, are you're encouraging me to hit on her? You keep calling her crazy.
00:10:30 We have a wonderful bid at ten thousand dollars.
00:12:13 Come on.
00:16:26 Okay, sure, not technically. Look, have fun, but bear in mind the psychotic break is coming. If it gets freaky, use it to your advantage.
00:20:18 Yes, looking. But, I also wanted to ask you to dinner tomorrow night, if you're free.
00:22:36 We're still running out of time.
00:26:21 Very well-spoken.
00:30:01 Great. Meet me at the waterfront at one.
00:32:47 Yes, I think that's part of it. But not only are you remarkably beautiful, you look like you just stepped out of a fairy tale. Like you should have your own theme park or something.
00:36:39 LITTLE GIRLS Princess! Princess!
00:40:33 Nana, please tell me what you know about the princess, and my quest.
00:44:15 CALAJust a month. I can leave as soon as I get my strength back.
00:46:55 No!
00:50:31 William, please! William!
00:52:50 Who? The man-monster that I encountered in your basement? Or the giant squid?
00:55:22 I'm mortal, if that's what you're asking, as is Nana. I'll age and die just like you.
01:00:12 (reading from newspaper) 'Her prince has come. The rumor-provoking Princess Ithaca has been on the town with William Humphrey
01:05:29 Princess!
01:09:23 PHOENIXAt Body Art on Main. (to her friends) This dude asked the same question as that weird chick in the cape.
01:13:44 STREET GIRL #1 Somebody should go in there.
01:19:07 (loudly to all creatures) All of you, stop right now! ... Now, go back to your rooms, until I have a chance to come in and introduce myself. ... Go on, you heard me! ... What are you waiting for?
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed782
Dialogue density8.8 lines / min
First line00:00:00
Final line01:19:07
Production Record
DirectorMark Rosman
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,017