The Last Horse Carriage in Berlin
1926 · 73 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 35 VOTES · DIR. Carl Boese
Overview
A taxi driver in Berlin refuses to give up his horse and switch to motor transport.
Dialogue Timeline — 68 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:10 The Last Buggy in Berlin Old Hearts – New Times
00:03:36 Auguste, Gottlieb's wife HEDWIG WANGEL
00:05:11 "8 o'clock, like usual, at Lemke's!"
00:06:20 Anna Lemke, the daughter of the house EVI EVA
00:09:27 "And you..., Karl?" "As ever, nothing!"
00:10:22 "Mother sure is sick, when she can't even screech!"
00:14:55 "You know how obstinate father is!"
00:21:35 "An Antiquity...!"
00:25:00 "Did you have any other customers that day?"
00:28:49 "Where did she get this? It's a gift from Erich...!"
00:30:53 "Soon you'll have your turn, my little love birds!"
00:32:43 "Do you have witnesses?"
00:33:29 "Alright then...! We'll retain you here, until we've searched more thoroughly!"
00:35:28 "I didn't want to make any troubles for you...decidedly not!"
00:39:11 "Will you permit an innocent to be condemned?"
00:40:11 "You are free! You can go!"
00:44:11 "Come, Margot...! Let's go!"
00:47:56 "I would not have thought that you would be capable of such a thing!"
00:49:45 "Congratulations, Mrs. Flottman!"
00:58:51 "I'll try to talk with him!"
01:00:06 "You're not a man! I won't live with you anymore!"
01:04:26 "Well – and you...! You also have nothing more to lose, my poor Lieseken!"
01:10:47 United Driving Service Taxi–Rental Cars Transport of all kinds Flottmann & Ludecke
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed68
Dialogue density0.9 lines / min
First line00:00:10
Final line01:10:47
Production Record
DirectorCarl Boese
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes35