The Monster of London City

1964 · 89 MIN · IMDB 5.8 · 301 VOTES · DIR. Edwin Zbonek

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Overview

Then the spirit of Jack the Ripper seems to be very much alive in 1960s London as a series of brutal slayings by the Monster of London City has Scotland Yard baffled. In a macabre coincidence, a new play about the famous murderer is about to become a major West End hit... and the leading man is rapidly becoming the prime suspect!

Dialogue Timeline — 909 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:05 Another street girl,murdered
00:07:31 Good evening..
00:09:11 Acting the part of a psychopathic murderer could be a real challange for an actor
00:15:27 a razor or something like that, and mutilated
00:17:28 It wont make the slightest difference how, I play it
00:19:32 Come along - Get your hands off me!
00:21:23 We'll have a big sign on the front door, not here where no-one can see it
00:24:46 For example I get flung right across the theatre
00:34:25 I could have prevented that murder
00:36:29 Well you don't need to come right out with it!
00:38:30 When did you get the news of Miss Nichols death Mr Sand?
00:40:11 Is it French? - It's a pseudonym
00:42:29 As far as your own intentions and feelings towards my niece are concerned..
00:46:01 As a member of parliament, he has access to the files whenever he wants
00:53:02 to check the knife and the other props, carefully
00:56:25 And what would you have done if I'd refused?
00:58:29 I don't sleep very well
01:00:44 And you think that Sir George Edwards, member of parliament
01:02:45 they close down our theatre!
01:04:40 She dreams about him, this actor fellow, Sand
01:07:46 Good evening..
01:16:31 Will you be quite down there!
01:19:55 Teddykins...
01:23:43 Well doctor Greely, what do you say to that?

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed909
Dialogue density10.2 lines / min
First line00:02:05
Final line01:23:43

Production Record

DirectorEdwin Zbonek
LanguageGerman
IMDb votes301