The End of the Affair
1955 · 105 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 1,538 VOTES · DIR. Edward Dmytryk
Overview
During the 1940s, Maurice Bendrix, a writer recently discharged from the armed service, falls in love with Sarah Miles, whom he interviews for a book. Sarah is married, but she and Maurice eventually give in to their mutual attraction, leading to an affair that lasts several months. Maurice's jealousy, along with the bombing of London by the Germans, seemingly leads to the end of their relationship. However, the reasons are later revealed to be more complex.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,132 lines
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00:02:11 This is a diary...
00:06:20 Do you think they have a waiting room, Bendrix...
00:09:13 You see, goodness has so little fictional value.
00:15:42 Of course, as she began to love me...
00:20:09 Well, it was never your restaurant, was it?
00:23:55 lt finished me off for this one.
00:26:55 under great emotion.
00:30:13 - Poor, innocent button. - lt's not innocent at all.
00:36:05 As my boy left, he glanced at the appointment book in the front hallway.
00:39:17 Can you act that?
00:42:25 had the devil not tugged at my elbow once more.
00:45:59 - l was. - Yes, and that made you her pimp.
00:51:35 There wasn't much to pray for then, was there?
00:55:00 Yeah. l had a feeling it might, sir.
00:59:33 Let him live and l promise l'll never see him again.
01:03:07 looks down from a balcony in Whitehall.
01:06:44 We would have made up or made love.
01:10:12 l'll try. l promise.
01:16:12 lt did, in a way.
01:20:16 They generally do, sir, if it come to that.
01:24:28 Half.
01:29:19 You thought l was dead...
01:33:47 - Let the poor man rave. - Don't give me your professional pity!
01:38:06 Look after her and Henry.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,132
Dialogue density10.8 lines / min
First line00:02:11
Final line01:38:06
Production Record
DirectorEdward Dmytryk
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,538