Pygmalion

1937 · 95 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 88 VOTES · DIR. Ludwig Berger

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Overview

Prof. Henry Higgens takes a wager on turning a low class flower seller named Liesje Doeluttel into a presentably lady. Adaptation of Bernard Shaw's play.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,053 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:55 Lovely flowers! Lovely flowers for sale!
00:04:15 You're not going to turn me in for that? I didn't mean to insult you!
00:07:01 For instance: I can tell right away if you're from Leeuwarden or The Hague.
00:11:00 Has... Hans... Hansen...
00:17:00 If i'm going to teach you, I'll be worse than ten fathers.
00:20:36 - You won't eat anything else. - Don't tempt the girl.
00:23:45 Whatever next.
00:27:06 You can't send her out into the streets all naked, now can you?
00:30:22 Here's the invitation.
00:33:36 I'm sorry, Miss Doolittle. A slip of the tongue.
00:38:24 --No.--
00:42:41 I'm going to lose that bet.
00:46:57 Where have I met you before?
00:50:01 I'm very glad to meet you.
00:53:10 And so I said...
00:56:53 It's been marvellous seeing you. I do hope you'll visit us real soon.
01:00:44 We're looking forward to meeting Miss Doolittle.
01:04:22 She's going to marry Prince Braganza.
01:09:22 Although I hadn't realized that you wanted to leave us.
01:13:09 A big fried chunk, with your hands.
01:19:08 I don't have the heart to.
01:22:16 We have to find her! We must find her!
01:25:29 - You must have swindled a millionaire. - I've dressed something special.
01:29:11 If the creator had thought of the consequences, we wouldn't exist.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,053
Dialogue density11.1 lines / min
First line00:00:55
Final line01:29:11

Production Record

DirectorLudwig Berger
LanguageDutch
IMDb votes88