The Best of Everything
1959 · 121 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 2,458 VOTES · DIR. Jean Negulesco
Overview
An exposé of the lives and loves of Madison Avenue working girls and their higher-ups.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,497 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:31 [Chorus Vocalizing]
00:07:50 A lot of good it does her. She went through one of those quicky college marriages.
00:13:12 Um, being late the first morning on the job, well, I could kill myself.
00:18:14 I've only got 50 cents. I ate up the rest because I was hungry.
00:22:54 Thanks, Harold. Miss Morrison...
00:28:57 - Really? - I promise.
00:34:00 I would like to live here forever, wouldn't you?
00:38:38 You were home? But last night was ours...
00:43:59 Maybe I've been lucky. I've always had enough money, got into the schools of my choice.
00:50:11 I left early. I wanted to walk.
00:54:24 Miss Adams, on your way to my apartment tonight...
01:00:01 "Can you meet him for lunch?"
01:04:30 How do you know? I might be better at her job than she is.
01:09:07 That he casts the women in his life the same as he does in his plays...
01:13:07 No, you mustn't.
01:17:08 It's all right.
01:23:32 Never mind.
01:28:54 Don't throw me out.
01:33:50 Maybe because they think I wouldn't believe it was mine.
01:39:10 and a factory that turns out jet equipment.
01:45:27 - This is Mr. Harris. Mr. Rice. - How are you?
01:49:45 Not another one of his lousy Westerns.
01:54:09 And there'll be some that you'll hurt very badly...
02:01:11 The best of everything
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,497
Dialogue density12.4 lines / min
First line00:00:31
Final line02:01:11
Production Record
DirectorJean Negulesco
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,458