Roxie Hart

1942 · 72 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · 2,011 VOTES · DIR. William A. Wellman

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Overview

A café in Chicago, 1942. On a rainy night, veteran reporter Homer Howard tells an increasing audience the story of Roxie Hart and the crime she was judged for in 1927.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,144 lines

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00:01:44 All right, break it up. Get back. Get moving.
00:05:03 To Roxie Hart.
00:08:02 Yeah. Joe theJerk defends the little nest...
00:11:00 Mrs. Hart. She was a client of ours in a way of speaking.
00:13:40 You really think I'm so, uh, pretty, like you said?
00:16:08 It's money from home. That's the only way to describe it.
00:18:37 You move out of there, and I'll bat you one, so help me.
00:21:51 To even question the willingness of a father and mother to come to the aid of their child...
00:24:33 - Music, lights, wine. - The black bottom!
00:27:35 Yes, Daddy.
00:30:25 Is it true, Mrs. Hart, you were swept off your feet by jazz?
00:35:28 In 10 days, only one little scoop of a story and no pictures.
00:39:24 - Perhaps you better call me something else. - Yes, Daddy.
00:42:31 If it's a girl, I'd like to name it after you.
00:44:53 That's the way Mr. Billy Flynn went at one.
00:47:49 Roxie Hart, that game little sharpshooter.
00:51:16 Well, sir, I come up the stairs, and blam!
00:54:09 Why, you cheap double-crossing shyster!
00:57:08 Well, he's dead, Your Honor. He died two weeks ago.
01:00:30 did you ever have any social engagements with this man Casely?
01:03:32 So when I finished, Mr. Marcus turned to Mr. Casely and said...
01:06:14 - And then I shut my eyes. - Go on, Roxie.
01:10:17 Heya, Roxie Hart...
05:00:00 Didn't I?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,144
Dialogue density15.9 lines / min
First line00:01:44
Final line05:00:00

Production Record

DirectorWilliam A. Wellman
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,011