The Lawless Breed

1952 · 83 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 1,472 VOTES · DIR. Raoul Walsh

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Overview

After being released from prison, ex-gunfighter John Wesley Hardin hopes to have his autobiography published in order to rehabilitate his tarnished reputation.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,230 lines

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00:01:56 They don't look near so high from the outside.
00:05:53 With the help of the Lord, I may yet conquer the evil in you.
00:08:20 PA: Jane!
00:10:45 Well, I...
00:13:36 You, miss, you. We'll need you as witnesses.
00:15:45 We can be ready tomorrow morning. Can't we, boys?
00:18:22 No. Why?
00:21:22 BARTENDER: Hey, Charlie.
00:24:18 I'm all through, ma'am. It was real polite of you to wait.
00:28:15 TRIXIE: (SINGING) Ere morn's gushing light
00:31:00 I told you I'd be back. Your father will hear us.
00:33:22 How much, Judge?
00:36:32 Hey, you! I'll bet you $500 against the $385 you can't outrun my buckskin.
00:38:55 Fancy feller, huh? Yeah.
00:42:07 I'm not looking for any trouble here, Charlie.
00:44:41 Your laws, your whip.
00:51:27 We're in the Territory heading for Kansas.
00:55:10 You hang on to it because it makes you feel better than the gamblers, the riffraff.
00:59:23 It never rains, Wes, it pours.
01:02:18 I'd like to take a run down there myself, sir.
01:05:12 because this is where I want to be, with you.
01:09:13 Keep the place, Rosie, no matter what.
01:14:16 You're strong, too.
01:17:35 Here's his gun. Keep it.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,230
Dialogue density14.8 lines / min
First line00:01:56
Final line01:17:35

Production Record

DirectorRaoul Walsh
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,472