Riding High

1950 · 112 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 610 VOTES · DIR. Frank Capra

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Overview

A horse trainer who has fallen on hard times looks to his horse, Broadway Bill, to finally win the big race.

Dialogue Timeline — 2,011 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:01:35 J. L... Yes, J. L... Yes, J.L.
00:05:20 Prune juice! You've been dying to get out of Higginsville
00:09:46 - She was blind, you know? - Blind?
00:14:06 - Good evening, Johnson. - Good evening, Miss Margaret.
00:19:49 But me, boy, I have nothing in common with paper boxes.
00:24:22 Good. All right, get her out of here. Bring that pony out first.
00:28:13 Now, I told you that. So help me, I'll scratch her right out of the derby.
00:33:00 Is that so? Well, Dan Brooks is a captain of industry, owns a paper mill
00:37:20 It's sensational.
00:41:20 Well, I have a brilliant idea already. My ace in the hole.
00:45:43 Isn't that a riot? Now, who'd think those two would go for each other?
00:49:13 I'll take him off the schooling list.
00:53:16 What have you been living on, beans?
00:57:49 Vitamins L-O-V-E
01:02:40 Don't let him get down, or we're cooked.
01:08:20 Come on, let's get up. Try. Come on, get up.
01:12:26 It would be difficult to pick one who wasrt.
01:16:58 Doughboy!
01:23:00 But, darling, I'd say we've got A sure thing this time
01:27:28 Steve, you want to hear something funny?
01:30:59 You just hang on, Mr. Williams. Old Bill will do the rest.
01:34:21 Listen, Mr. Whitehall, we spend a fortune every year
01:39:15 Well, goodbye, sawbuck.
01:44:42 Let me through. Gangway.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed2,011
Dialogue density18.0 lines / min
First line00:01:35
Final line01:44:42

Production Record

DirectorFrank Capra
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes610