The Four Feathers
1939 · 129 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 6,779 VOTES · DIR. Zoltan Korda
Overview
A disgraced officer risks his life to help his childhood friends in battle.
Dialogue Timeline — 890 lines
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00:02:49 - Afternoon, Parker. - Good afternoon, sir.
00:04:57 and here was l, at the head of the old 68th.
00:07:12 - Thank you. - That's right, boy.
00:10:44 "but also her engagement to the son of my old comrade in arms
00:13:33 - The army's too soft nowadays. - You mean not hard enough?
00:16:34 - It's terribly hard to explain. - There's nothing to explain.
00:19:34 ..are waiting, sir.
00:23:24 That's all a man is if he fails to be true to his beliefs.
00:27:21 Give it to me.
00:31:25 If I'd not been a soldier, I might have concealed it all my life.
00:34:19 In revenge, the Khalifa cut out their tongues and branded them.
00:37:51 No, Doctor. I have been a coward and I wasn't happy.
00:50:58 Hughes, bring the captain's horse. Double there.
01:00:16 Fire!
01:07:37 go to the devil alone!
01:13:17 - I could have helped him! - You could have done nothing.
01:18:58 Joe, you do it for me, will you?
01:21:40 And what happened to him?
01:28:18 Answer!
01:33:29 Present!
01:41:08 Heine explained that the trouble sometimes comes
01:43:34 "captured at Gakdul Wells, Lieutenants Burroughs and Willoughby."
01:46:26 "P.S.
01:48:44 Quite right, quite right.
Cast & Characters
John Clements
Harry Faversham
Ralph Richardson
Captain John Durrance
C. Aubrey Smith
General Burroughs
June Duprez
Ethne Burroughs
Allan Jeayes
General Faversham
Jack Allen
Lieutenant Willoughby
Donald Gray
Peter Burroughs
Frederick Culley
Dr. Sutton
Clive Baxter
Young Harry Faversham
Robert Rendel
Colonel
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed890
Dialogue density6.9 lines / min
First line00:02:49
Final line01:48:44
Production Record
DirectorZoltan Korda
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes6,779