The Thin Man Goes Home
1944 · 101 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 6,529 VOTES · DIR. Richard Thorpe
Overview
On a trip to visit his parents, detective Nick Charles gets mixed up in a murder investigation.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,531 lines
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00:01:44 What about Asta? He'll have to go in the baggage car, won't he?
00:06:00 - Pardon? - Postcards. Postcards. Seasonal greetings.
00:09:51 Well, he's pretty busy, you know.
00:14:28 That's the last time that'll ever come down.
00:18:09 But all the time Nick was certain that Stinky Davis was the killer.
00:22:06 No, you might get all sweaty and die.
00:26:36 He looks all right when you get him dressed up.
00:31:00 - Has it come in yet? - Yes. Has what come in yet?
00:35:35 He's the official coroner in this town. He lives just down the street.
00:39:30 Less you notice in this business, the better it is. Mum's the word around here.
00:45:58 Gives me the shudders just to look at it.
00:49:52 Tricked you? Say, what do you think this is, Miss Ronson, a parlor game?
00:53:33 I guess the boy was loaded, huh?
00:58:17 All of a sudden, everybody starts having boys.
01:03:12 - Peter know you were his mother, Mary? - No.
01:09:34 As a matter of fact, I've been following you.
01:13:22 - Two birds? - Yes, they're both in jail.
01:17:59 Draque offered 500. Mrs. Draque got it. She got conked.
01:22:22 Well, why didn't you say so? Go on in there and sit down.
01:25:55 - Where did you get this? - That?
01:29:38 You could have discharged him, couldn't you?
01:33:08 Mrs. Draque bought them...
01:36:35 What's the answer?
03:00:00 the birth of a baby girl.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,531
Dialogue density15.2 lines / min
First line00:01:44
Final line03:00:00
Production Record
DirectorRichard Thorpe
LanguageEnglish
Budget$1,401,000
Revenue$2,814,000
IMDb votes6,529