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

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00:01:08 Oh, the rang, tang, tang.
00:03:56 I'm sorry, Gabe. I can't come back and get you.
00:06:29 He told me a lot about you too.
00:08:20 - That's what it's for, ain't it? - I'll do my best.
00:10:48 And after all you've done for him.
00:13:51 Oh, I wouldn't want you to do that.
00:17:59 Now you should see her when she gets goin'
00:22:09 And goin' out havin' yourself a ball
00:24:22 Round of drinks, and the best in the house.
00:27:46 - I'm going to tell Fats. - Aren't you Bill Williamson?
00:29:56 So if you want to be in style way down on that tropical isle
00:33:29 He's fixin' to tie the show up in knots.
00:36:09 Oh, we kind of lost track of him for a few years.
00:38:05 Might be.
00:40:48 The day I heard the news
00:44:35 - Who worked on it? - The man that's got the garage-
00:46:41 - Anytime between- - That's a little early, but we'll be there.
00:49:12 Baby
00:52:32 I know, but since I've got that Hollywood contract, we'll have plenty of money.
00:56:30 Rub a hand on a lodestone
01:00:06 Walk in the sun once more
01:06:46 You hear that? "We want Williamson."
01:12:07 The jim, jam, jump if you jump and jive
01:17:15 Ain't that somethin' to shout about

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed948
Dialogue density12.2 lines / min
First line00:01:08
Final line01:17:15

Production Record

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