The Bride Wore Boots

1946 · 85 MIN · IMDB 5.9 · 557 VOTES · DIR. Irving Pichel

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Overview

A bookish husband tries to win back the affections of his horse-breeding wife.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,698 lines

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00:01:25 Isn't it a wonderful day for a ride, darling?
00:05:24 And anything like relics, it's for mister. Got one right here, too.
00:09:26 Oh, it isn't just a desk, any old desk, it's Jefferson Davis'.
00:13:16 Colt?
00:16:23 What's the matter with your nose?
00:19:56 It's an honor.
00:24:23 Well... Well...
00:28:04 Well, why can't we start now? What are we waiting for?
00:32:14 Phone the manager, darling.
00:36:42 I just wanted to state that his amours...
00:39:32 All I'm taking is the horses, except Albert, which of course goes to Mr. Warren.
00:43:49 Another one to save him from.
00:47:03 Yes, Miss Sally.
00:49:51 What's Sally got to do with it?
00:52:29 Romping in the halls will cheer your father
00:56:08 In Richmond, in the spring of '63.
00:59:30 Look at him.
01:02:59 No, I've just finished, thank you.
01:06:19 Go on.
01:09:21 And she's too proud.
01:12:34 except you and Todd allowed them to cram themselves full
01:15:47 We goin'! We goin'! Race Cup bound!
01:19:41 Come on, Albert! Come on, Albert! Come on, Albert!
01:23:16 And here comes that lion-hearted Albert.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,698
Dialogue density20.0 lines / min
First line00:01:25
Final line01:23:16

Production Record

DirectorIrving Pichel
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes557