Stormy Weather

1943 · 78 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 2,983 VOTES · DIR. Andrew L. Stone

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Overview

The relationship between an aspiring dancer and a popular songstress provides a retrospective of the great African-American entertainers of the early 1900s.

Dialogue Timeline — 948 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:01:08 Oh, the rang, tang, tang.
00:03:54 What you keep on calling me for?
00:06:23 - Okay, Jim. - I'll see you kids later.
00:08:13 - Don't knock yourself out. It ain't that important. - Oh, he don't mind.
00:10:39 The guy he put in show business- his brother.
00:13:36 Sure. But I like this better.
00:17:39 Must be them traveling minstrel boys got on in New Orleans.
00:21:42 - You know I always told ya - Mmm.
00:23:57 - That's me. - All right.
00:27:06 Ain't misbehavin'
00:29:19 If you don't give 'em repartee
00:32:43 Blood
00:35:10 Come on, Selina.
00:37:22 If you look prosperous and sweet-talk them gals...
00:39:31 Night and day I pine
00:43:29 - But my watch must be slow! - It sure is!
00:45:52 Yeah, he's gonna marry the widow whose husband used to be-
00:47:55 Come in, deary. We've got a surprise for you too.
00:50:43 - Baby, you're lookin' swell - Do, do, do-do-do
00:53:58 I wish they were mine. The neighbor's kids, just trying to show 'em a few steps.
00:57:49 We're talkin' jive. He says he's glad to see you, and he wants to shake your hand.
01:01:34 Everything I had is gone
01:08:41 You're heaven bound on a one-way street
01:12:43 Hep, hep The jim, jam, jumpin’ jive

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed948
Dialogue density12.2 lines / min
First line00:01:08
Final line01:12:43

Production Record

DirectorAndrew L. Stone
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$1,600,000
IMDb votes2,983