The Long Voyage Home
1940 · 105 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · 5,224 VOTES · DIR. John Ford
Overview
The crew of the merchant ship Glencairn hope to survive a transatlantic crossing during World War II. Adapted from four Eugene O'Neill one-act plays.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,114 lines
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00:04:07 Twenty-six thousand prisoners were taken, as well as inestimable booty.
00:08:28 No skin broken, sir.
00:12:28 Hey, he's cheating!
00:17:15 After this trip, he'll stop trying.
00:22:05 Look at this, sir.
00:26:01 We haven't enough speed to run away from a rowboat.
00:28:35 I don't want the cargo talked about ashore.
00:36:53 Plenty of work and nothing to eat.
00:41:52 I won't stay here alone.
00:45:03 Remember the times we've had in Buenos Aires?
00:49:58 What are you doing?
00:53:07 East by north. Three quarter north.
00:58:48 - Do you know what I caught him doing? - What?
01:01:50 By jiminy! By devil!
01:03:51 We found it under his bunk. Yeah, under his mattress.
01:06:22 "Tom, darling"?
01:09:48 "has been graciously pleased to authorize
01:18:03 Olsen.
01:21:27 There'll be no drink till that one's safe aboard.
01:25:33 Five, six years ago
01:29:30 A rotten voyage, but never mind that.
01:32:46 I only takes a drop of gin now and again.
01:36:10 Ole go home.
01:45:30 English
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,114
Dialogue density10.6 lines / min
First line00:04:07
Final line01:45:30
Production Record
DirectorJohn Ford
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,224