The Americanization of Emily
1964 · 115 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 5,905 VOTES · DIR. Arthur Hiller
Overview
American sailor Charlie Madison falls for a pretty Englishwoman while trying to avoid a senseless and dangerous D-Day mission concocted by a deranged admiral.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,772 lines
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00:01:05 Hi, Harry.
00:07:08 You got three bottles.
00:12:04 ever since you joined this motor pool.
00:16:15 Just pick out a dress, honey, and be back at 5:30.
00:20:25 I want a Marine division to be the first assault wave.
00:24:28 It's driving me crazy.
00:30:39 The greatest armada ever assembled by man...
00:34:52 Just go along with her. Do you understand?
00:38:34 That was exalting, Commander. Absolutely occult.
00:42:55 since Florence died. I'm really worn out.
00:47:44 Combat engineers in training.
00:52:10 Charlie.
00:58:35 let alone draft new flight orders...
01:02:20 Hello, Harry. Adm. Healy ready?
01:06:02 Naturally.
01:10:08 Would you like to break my saber over your knee...
01:15:14 Charlie!
01:19:16 You're a bitch.
01:25:04 At home I got a little old 8 mm Bell and Howell.
01:29:49 Pretty rough sea, sir. You'll be lucky if you can keep your feet.
01:38:10 What on earth for?
01:42:20 We need something more immediate. Give me my jacket.
01:46:16 Gentlemen, the first American on Omaha Beach. A sailor.
01:50:54 And my gallant wounds were inflicted on me...
Cast & Characters
James Garner
Lt. Commander Charles E. Madison
Julie Andrews
Emily Barham
Melvyn Douglas
Admiral William Jessup
James Coburn
Lt. Commander 'Bus' Cummings
Joyce Grenfell
Mrs. Barham
Edward Binns
Admiral Thomas Healy
Liz Fraser
Sheila
Keenan Wynn
Old Sailor
William Windom
Captain Harry Spaulding
John Crawford
Chief Petty Officer Paul Adams
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,772
Dialogue density15.4 lines / min
First line00:01:05
Final line01:50:54
Production Record
DirectorArthur Hiller
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,905