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

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00:00:10 The Last Buggy in Berlin Old Hearts – New Times
00:01:21 Gottlieb Ludecke LUPU PICK
00:04:47 Erick Flottmann, Margot's bridegroom HANS A. SCHLETTOW
00:06:12 Wilhelm Lemke Bread and Fine Baked Goods Confectionary and Cafe
00:08:46 "It's enough to pay for the coal and the oats." "I can't buy anything to eat!"
00:10:07 "This must last for the whole week!"
00:14:28 "And no foolery before the wedding!"
00:16:30 "You must go to the constables! And to the lost-and-found office!"
00:23:57 "Why don't you also become a chauffeur?"
00:26:17 "It seems that Erich nabbed a purse! And then a watch..."
00:29:10 "I'm bringing this to the police!"
00:31:51 The next day
00:32:49 "There were no witnesses there! I was alone with the other one!"
00:34:31 "Margot...! I swear to you that I've done nothing dishonorable!"
00:35:48 "We'll see soon, whether he's guilty or not...!"
00:39:23 "I swear to you, I did not steal the watch...!"
00:43:39 "But this time he bought it in a store, before witnesses!"
00:45:43 "He'll take off soon! And you...you too should scram!"
00:49:24 "In all seriousness...A marriage means no more fun!"
00:50:18 "I love my children...This devil of a chauffeur has bewitched them all!"
00:59:33 "...You've been hoodwinked, my child!"
01:03:41 "Go and see what he's up to!"
01:06:16 ...five minutes ago! But he was so peculiar, as if he'd been drinking!"
01:12:26 The Last Buggy in Berlin Old Hearts – New Times

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed68
Dialogue density0.9 lines / min
First line00:00:10
Final line01:12:26

Production Record

DirectorCarl Boese
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes35