The Train Robbers

1973 · 92 MIN · IMDB 6.4 · 7,058 VOTES · DIR. Burt Kennedy

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Overview

A gunhand named Lane is hired by a widow, Mrs. Lowe, to find gold stolen by her husband so that she may return it and start fresh.

Dialogue Timeline — 683 lines

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00:03:07 Train's late, Jesse.
00:04:56 He as bullheaded as ever?
00:07:25 What about her?
00:09:16 Then why didn't she tell them?
00:11:15 Can't say as I blame you.
00:13:17 Why should it?
00:15:33 How'd you like to draw into a pair like that?
00:22:31 - Sorry, didn't mean to bring it up. - It's all right.
00:24:08 We fought together for a couple of years before he ever knew we had a name.
00:25:56 - They led him off, then rode off with him. - How many were there?
00:32:21 And that boy of yours...
00:35:04 He tries to bully his way through.
00:38:15 But not from you, Mr. Lane.
00:40:15 I'll probably never ever see you or any of the others again.
00:42:50 - Unpack the mules. - Hold it!
00:46:10 You wouldn't catch me hiding that much gold in the boiler of a six-wheeler!
00:54:05 it could get a little hard to stay alive.
00:57:08 - What about your women? - What about them?
00:59:14 but you'll do them all the same.
01:05:55 They're running.
01:11:17 Blankets spread all around, just like we were all sleeping.
01:13:48 - Probably still on foot. - I doubt that.
01:16:21 if you should change your mind about coming back with me...
01:26:22 - Pinkerton man? - That's right.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed683
Dialogue density7.4 lines / min
First line00:03:07
Final line01:26:22

Production Record

DirectorBurt Kennedy
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes7,058