The Thin Man Goes Home

1944 · 101 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 6,529 VOTES · DIR. Richard Thorpe

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Overview

On a trip to visit his parents, detective Nick Charles gets mixed up in a murder investigation.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,531 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:01:44 What about Asta? He'll have to go in the baggage car, won't he?
00:05:52 Oh, sure, sure. How do you do, Mrs. Charles?
00:09:35 Yes, he just roared all the way to the woodshed with me.
00:13:44 I've got a gadget in my pocket that'll do anything...
00:17:40 All they had were four bodies. What did they do?
00:21:14 Guess I must have dropped off.
00:25:33 Very funny, I'm sure.
00:30:00 - Some crazy woman thinks he's a genius. - But I happen to like it.
00:34:32 He's dead, Nick.
00:37:56 Of course a man could be called in as a specialist. You told me so.
00:44:02 I hope he likes it.
00:48:17 You and Peter saw quite a good deal of each other?
00:51:58 - Say, I thought you were on a vacation. - I just thought I'd help a bit.
00:55:26 Now, you must smile. Now, smile.
01:00:01 - Thank you.
01:05:58 Say, ain't you in that burlesque show at the Grand?
01:11:05 There's no use denying it. You did have a fight with Peter Berton.
01:14:32 Now you get out of here. Goodness gracious!
01:19:42 - Certainly is. Yes. - We'd better call MacGregor.
01:23:18 It's outrageous. Treating people in this high-handed fashion.
01:26:58 - Anybody know what that is? - Golly. I got a bargain, two pictures.
01:30:20 About half an hour. Not more than an hour.
01:33:40 Oh, no.
01:37:02 Yes, sir. I remember distinctly of going to the stairs to call him.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,531
Dialogue density15.2 lines / min
First line00:01:44
Final line01:37:02

Production Record

DirectorRichard Thorpe
LanguageEnglish
Budget$1,401,000
Revenue$2,814,000
IMDb votes6,529