The Desperate Hours
1955 · 112 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · 11,326 VOTES · DIR. William Wyler
Overview
Escaped convicts terrorize a suburban family they're holding hostage.
Dialogue Timeline — 941 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:38 - I'll get it. - Some morning I'll catch that kid.
00:04:55 Griffin? When?
00:08:59 - The big car's ready but low on gas. - Stick on that door.
00:12:43 Top of her closet, back of the boxes.
00:17:30 - They're looking all over for you. - They ain't looking here.
00:20:27 No, no gun.
00:24:58 Listen, Ralph. You want me to call you Ralph.
00:28:07 - Get me some Liquor. - No liquor.
00:34:10 They'll leave, you'll pick up... They can't let you do that.
00:38:57 - Glenn! - Hal, this girl is ill.
00:43:07 Dutch, get me a court order.
00:48:25 Junior here misses a day at school. It won't hurt you, kid.
00:52:01 Lady, you didn't know what a tough old bird you married!
00:57:29 - Well... - Tell me when you're not so busy!
01:03:38 That guard at Terre Haute, his gun was a.38.
01:06:59 "There are men in the house with guns. They are criminals."
01:10:28 "If you shoot, you'll be responsible for the lives of innocent people.
01:14:16 - You'll be back in stir in under an hour! - I can take care of myself!
01:19:48 I'll be down right away. Thanks.
01:23:07 - Carson speaking. - They killed a man.
01:26:56 Is that him? How come he got here so quick?
01:33:41 What if they bluff their way out? You don't want them to kill others.
01:38:21 - Lock the door! - Knock it off.
01:42:10 - What are you waiting for? - It's not that easy for you.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed941
Dialogue density8.4 lines / min
First line00:01:38
Final line01:42:10
Production Record
DirectorWilliam Wyler
LanguageEnglish
Budget$2,300,000
Revenue$2,500,000
IMDb votes11,326