The Man from Elysian Fields

2001 · 106 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 4,622 VOTES · DIR. George Hickenlooper

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Overview

A failed novelist's inability to pay the bills strains relations with his wife and leads him to work at an escort service where he becomes entwined with a wealthy woman whose husband is a successful writer.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,085 lines

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00:00:46 Pasadena, home to little old ladies, noble laureates...
00:04:23 Three, I think.
00:07:23 sat Byron Tiller, who until recently believed writing novels...
00:10:57 Thanks, Harry. That's one swell pep talk.
00:14:17 So I hear. Been meaning to read it, but...
00:17:16 I'm only here because I promised your daughter I would meet you...
00:21:09 -How is that better? -Well, we're professionals.
00:24:32 Right, maybe somewhere down the line you can find me a nice old gal...
00:27:51 I have a meeting with the Little Brown publishers.
00:32:13 I need to hear it.
00:36:14 Good night, Mr. Tiller.
00:40:56 I'm sure it's very tough on him, being a writer.
00:46:21 -Come in! -I heard you typing, but...
00:49:55 I spent a lot, but you need a suit now that you're an important author.
00:53:45 I mean, living on handouts...
00:56:59 Look, I'm not saying that what you have here is not great.
01:01:17 Do you know why I brought you here?
01:05:04 Yeah, okay.
01:10:38 ...it's because of him. -Don't talk like that.
01:16:50 -Give us a chance to talk. -What would we talk about, Byron?
01:21:18 Byron. Wait a minute.
01:27:07 -That's impossible. -Thank you.
01:32:26 -How's my boy? -0h, he's fine. Good.
01:36:49 He poured himself another scotch...

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,085
Dialogue density10.2 lines / min
First line00:00:46
Final line01:36:49

Production Record

DirectorGeorge Hickenlooper
LanguageEnglish
Budget$6,500,000
Revenue$2,006,391
IMDb votes4,622