The Long Memory

1953 · 96 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · 1,350 VOTES · DIR. Robert Hamer

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Overview

An innocent man is released from prison after 12 years and tracks down the witnesses who lied about him in court.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,043 lines

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00:02:11 - Superintendent Lowther. - Sergeant Bletchley here, sir.
00:05:48 Cold this evening.
00:09:34 Come on, you old slurry, you.
00:13:11 Now, Mr Davidson, will you repeat to the jury your version of what happened?
00:16:59 Thanks.
00:19:25 Phillip Davidson's been released.
00:22:25 I told you, my paper. They want a story.
00:25:05 Yes, you certainly did.
00:28:32 No. Drewster's.
00:32:28 as well as arresting them, you know.
00:35:41 They said you was in danger.
00:41:28 You'll have to check it, won't you?
00:44:06 I said will you please go?
00:47:03 I'll put a younger man on the story.
00:50:06 Well, tomorrow's a bit difficult. Will the day after do?
00:53:10 I meant what I said earlier, but I'd rather that things were awkward.
00:56:32 Perhaps he's changed his name. Do you know him?
00:59:13 I will be able to say...
01:03:10 I just want to talk to you, that's all.
01:06:26 Yes, he's gone.
01:12:10 No. Forget Waterloo.
01:17:21 Fay. Fay. Was it Boyd?
01:22:39 Mr Berry.
01:29:05 What makes you leave your house and home?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,043
Dialogue density10.9 lines / min
First line00:02:11
Final line01:29:05

Production Record

DirectorRobert Hamer
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,350