Stormy Weather
1943 · 78 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 2,983 VOTES · DIR. Andrew L. Stone
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
Lena Horne
Selina Rogers
Bill Robinson
Bill Williamson
Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
Cab Calloway Orchestra
Katherine Dunham and Her Troupe
Dance Troupe
Fats Waller
'Fats' Waller
The Nicholas Brothers
Dancers
Ada Brown
Singer
Dooley Wilson
Gabe Tucker
Cab Calloway
Cab Calloway
Katherine Dunham
Katherine Dunham
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