The Country Girl
1954 · 104 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 7,038 VOTES · DIR. George Seaton
Overview
An ex-theater actor is given one more chance to star in a musical yet his alcoholism may prevent it from happening.
Dialogue Timeline — 991 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:45 Here's a coffee, Bernie.
00:04:47 You were speaking of Lonesome Town.
00:10:18 Be sensible. That guy's been in the pickle since you were a kid.
00:14:09 Just what did you think I would answer to that?
00:17:28 - Are you for him or against him? - I'm his wife.
00:20:48 What are we waiting for? Let's push on.
00:23:40 She had background and breeding.
00:27:19 We'll have to rehearse those cues. Thank her for the words I did know.
00:31:09 Let's listen to the original recording made by Frank Elgin.
00:37:32 I won't, but I think maybe you should. It might help.
00:43:20 Besides, his wife was backstage during the performance.
00:46:34 A good, strong helpmate.
00:51:15 You've got a big day tomorrow, a rehearsal, a performance
00:54:50 I'm glad I got that two-weeks clause. I can quit any time I want.
00:58:10 I'll fight you for this man.
01:01:46 Mrs Elgin, Frank knows exactly how I feel.
01:07:38 It was just an accident.
01:11:43 Suicide attempts are Frank's department.
01:16:23 I don't know where to begin to apologise, Mrs Elgin.
01:20:13 I've been with the understudy. Do you want to listen?
01:23:09 I don't know why. It was good to find a respectable excuse for failure.
01:26:59 Not me. I don't sit with the critics. I hear very well right from here.
01:31:37 I'm having some people for supper, and I just wanted to invite you.
01:35:12 You two talk it over. I'll go home.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed991
Dialogue density9.5 lines / min
First line00:01:45
Final line01:35:12
Production Record
DirectorGeorge Seaton
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes7,038