The Sweetest Gift

1998 · 90 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 167 VOTES · DIR. Stuart Margolin

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Overview

Two neighboring families in Florida, one black and one white, struggle with the problems of race, poverty, prejudice, and absent fathers, as their children become friends over the course of one summer and fall.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,539 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:52 - Come on, Good Boy.
00:06:54 How come families don't stick together?
00:10:54 Have you seen Sugar? Where is she?
00:14:18 - Oh, no sir.
00:18:38 You wanna see it?
00:22:55 - No, I'd reckon I'd better be getting home.
00:27:34 - Well,
00:32:48 - You gonna fix it?
00:36:27 - Afternoon, Mrs. Martin.
00:38:56 So I did.
00:42:02 - Oh I get it.
00:45:12 Don't get food like this in New York, do you, Ruby?
00:50:04 - Whoo, look what's burning up the sidewalk.
00:53:56 I might think about it.
00:58:47 - Well, good evening.
01:02:34 - Yeah.
01:06:12 Come on, Billy.
01:09:45 It's just,
01:13:20 - Where's your mother?
01:16:53 - I saw Kate up and down the street today
01:21:07 - Well what about Valentine's?
01:25:11 Just spent all night sewing clothes.
01:29:50 - Merry Christmas, Ms. Wilson.
01:33:16 - Go on, man, do it.

Cast & Characters

Helen Shaver Mrs. Martin Diahann Carroll Mrs. Wilson Tisha Campbell Ruby Wilson Kristin Fairlie Kate Martin
Dylan Provencher Justin Martin
Marc Donato Chip Martin
Brent Meyer Luther
William S. Taylor Mr. Wilson
Maurice Dean Wint Booker
R.D. Reid Mr. Tate
Steve Pernie George
Tony Craig Bubba
Brian Frank Pump Attendant
Bernard Browne Mechanic
Rosemary Radcliffe Mrs. Tutweiler
Marcia Bennett Librarian
Susan Fletcher Clair Bainbridge
Marium Carvell Cashier

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,539
Dialogue density17.1 lines / min
First line00:00:52
Final line01:33:16

Production Record

DirectorStuart Margolin
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes167

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