Stage Fright

1950 · 110 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 16,964 VOTES · DIR. Alfred Hitchcock

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Overview

A struggling actress tries to help a friend prove his innocence when he's accused of murdering the husband of a high-society entertainer.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,436 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:01:06 - Any sign of the police? - No, no sign.
00:07:46 You ought to get to the theater. The police are bound to go there to tell you the news.
00:14:32 Why, I could never hate you, Jonathan...
00:18:18 Unfortunately, Eve, in this real and earnest life...
00:21:49 She might murder you.
00:28:19 ...talking about the murder.
00:31:39 How do you feel now?
00:35:09 I saw you this morning sitting on this very seat with a detective.
00:40:57 Doris Tinsdale, madam.
00:44:08 - Thank you, sir. - You don't treat your face properly.
00:47:53 Well.
00:51:19 - You'll make a very good actress indeed. - Au revoir, my pet.
00:59:00 We'll find a lovely place, South America or somewhere.
01:02:57 Well, it's about a mother, which is a nice idea, I think, don't you?
01:06:28 Oh, yes. I was going to ask you, why did Cooper risk going to the theater?
01:10:20 - Take that pile, dear. - Thank you.
01:13:51 - Maybe she's got a job in a show. - Gosh.
01:18:16 Don't you remember?
01:24:12 But I won't give up. There must be a way to get at Charlotte.
01:27:55 Eve, dear, you will look after Mr. Smith, won't you?
01:32:09 What vermin some vermin are.
01:35:41 ...assisted by Mr. Freddie Williams. - It's not true, I tell you. It's not!
01:39:40 Anyone in their right mind could see she was telling a lie.
10:00:00 You can have it all.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,436
Dialogue density13.1 lines / min
First line00:01:06
Final line10:00:00

Production Record

DirectorAlfred Hitchcock
LanguageEnglish
Budget$1,450,000
Revenue$1,900,000
IMDb votes16,964