The Long Walk Home
1990 · 97 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 5,169 VOTES · DIR. Richard Pearce
Overview
Two women, black and white, in 1955 Montgomery Alabama, must decide what they are going to do in response to the famous bus boycott led by Martin Luther King.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,284 lines
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00:01:58 [ Brakes Hissing ]
00:06:45 I never heard such nonsense in all my life.
00:09:57 So I called up Clyde Sellers, and he had him come out and apologize.
00:12:40 That woman was Miss Parks. Rosa Parks?
00:18:15 After you called, we waited for you to come home, Mama.
00:22:16 [ Laughs ]
00:26:00 Mary Catherine!
00:28:48 You don't still believe in Santa Claus, do you?
00:32:51 [ Tunker ] Hey, did you see that thing in the paper this morning?
00:35:44 Yes, sir.
00:38:40 Besides, you don't look like you're dressed yet.
00:44:14 She must be from out of town.
00:48:12 You stood long enough.
00:52:00 as soon as I get back, and then I have this Junior League thing this afternoon.
00:55:37 'Cause you are a princess. My beautiful little princess.
00:58:48 and bigotry. Yes.
01:04:49 - Norman. - Now, damn it!
01:10:11 Well, uh, I understand.
01:14:17 From Cobb Street.
01:18:41 This whole mess is just about ridin' the bus anyway.
01:23:43 Not in front of the girl and a bunch of niggers.
01:27:11 Get her out of here. Don't let him treat you that way.
01:32:17 ♪ Oh ♪ City of God
50:00:00 in Montgomery.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,284
Dialogue density13.2 lines / min
First line00:01:58
Final line50:00:00
Production Record
DirectorRichard Pearce
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,169