Riffraff
1936 · 94 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 1,187 VOTES · DIR. J. Walter Ruben
Overview
Fisherman Dutch marries cannery worker Hattie. After he is kicked out of his union and fired from his job he leaves Hattie who steals money for him and goes to jail. He gets a new job, foils a plot to dynamite the ship, and promises to wait for Hattie.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,550 lines
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00:01:51 Stinko again. Is that a way to talk to your father?
00:04:41 Go ask the government.
00:07:39 Boss, boss, we gotta do something, do something...
00:10:22 But you ain't got the nerve not to listen to me.
00:13:49 who used their brains in the same situation.
00:17:56 of which the employer buys a certain amount of productive labor power.
00:22:53 I didn't ask you to put your oar in.
00:27:09 Who me? I'm so tough you couldn't get a knife into me.
00:30:56 Yeah, that's it, you get me?
00:34:00 What kind of a crack is that? Don't, Dutch.
00:37:03 and did I get a hand when I stepped up on the platform.
00:40:35 Pipe down, we wanna talk this thing out.
00:43:46 Yeah? Well you get it wrong with the union and you'll see what you'll be doing with a shovel.
00:47:14 Nothing knowing how much I love you, knowing how I'd be willing to work for you
00:50:57 No, I don't want nothing from him.
00:54:41 Aw, shut up.
00:59:13 Don't you think the warden... You see, he's so little.
01:02:42 All I get from you is trouble, I don't want no more, I don't want you around.
01:06:48 You wouldn't go to the union and try and get your card back
01:11:15 Wel, then, have an apple.
01:17:40 That'll blow up the whole joint. The union and all.
01:21:25 You ain't fooling me.
01:25:17 He saved your jobs.
01:30:26 Look, I got my union card, too.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,550
Dialogue density16.5 lines / min
First line00:01:51
Final line01:30:26
Production Record
DirectorJ. Walter Ruben
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,187