The Comedians

1967 · 152 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 2,359 VOTES · DIR. Peter Glenville

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Overview

American and British tourists get caught up in political unrest in Haiti.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,681 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:03:17 Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello.
00:08:03 You're going a bit too far.
00:12:31 This good man doesn't seem to understand very well.
00:20:06 I tell him to stay here. He very sick man.
00:25:38 Of course, it sounds more spiritual in French.
00:30:03 95% of the people can't afford meat or fish.
00:33:57 At least, there are no leeches here, no Japs creeping up on you.
00:39:18 You see, ma'am? They return.
00:46:24 Your guests will soon leave, but you will stay on, alone.
00:51:41 In fact, I tried to organize a protest from the Diplomatic Corps.
00:56:07 Who is this man?
01:01:37 Mr. Brown, the others have just left, I'm afraid. Come and have a nightcap.
01:08:03 - Oh, boy! - Marie Thérese. We know each other.
01:14:16 Please talk to him. He can help us as no one else can.
01:25:11 Do not pretend courage. You are frightened.
01:32:57 Mr. And Mrs. Smith!
01:38:24 and my son's, too small.
01:43:23 Look, we're being watched now.
01:47:58 He had the right sort of experience, didn't he, in Burma?
01:54:31 Oh, yes, I knew her very well for a short time when I was a child.
02:03:29 It doesn't matter.
02:10:07 I never realized.
02:16:57 When I left them, their morale was high.
02:25:28 English

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,681
Dialogue density11.1 lines / min
First line00:03:17
Final line02:25:28

Production Record

DirectorPeter Glenville
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$5,200,000
IMDb votes2,359