The Wandering Beast

1932 · 84 MIN · IMDB 6.4 · DIR. Marco de Gastyne

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Overview

In the Yukon, searching for gold, Hurricane picks up a paper and discovers that the girl back home is planning to marry another man. Abandoning all care, Hurricane is soon embroiled in a fight in which guns play a part. It is then that the true value of one of his companions, Flossie, a girl of the gold-fields, becomes apparent.

Dialogue Timeline — 531 lines

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00:00:16 The wandering beast
00:07:17 Smoky! Damn dog! Come here!
00:09:46 Say, would you sell it to me?
00:11:43 And after tomorrow, we leave at 6.
00:15:03 Come dance with me.
00:21:15 Villi, come on, sing.
00:26:32 Here's some meat. - That's it.
00:32:07 But... you might be risking your skin.
00:33:48 There are his papers.
00:35:17 It's useless. I did it.
00:39:40 Ready, up there? Do it!
00:41:38 What's wrong with you?
00:43:00 Let's go laugh, drink, sing and forget the rest.
00:46:39 You need a woman? - Leave me alone.
00:51:58 All that racket for a...
00:54:36 The thaw, the greatest menace of the frozen wastes.
01:01:19 We'll have to abandon that sled. Take courage, my dear.
01:12:12 but I found at the bottom of my bag that letter for him.
01:14:53 Nothing new?
01:17:59 But... look, he's here! So he heard us talking.
01:19:56 My dear friend, don't go too far!
01:21:38 It's a bit thick!
01:23:36 Maybe the police.
01:25:59 translation: aloysius70 timings + proofreading: corvusalbus

Cast & Characters

Maurice Maillot Hurricane Gabriel Gabrio Gregory
Choura Milena Flossie
Os-Ko-Mon Villi Kins
Jacqueline Torrent Daisy
Andrews Engelmann
Emile Denois
Alberte Gallé
Teddy Michaud
Germaine Michel

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed531
Dialogue density6.3 lines / min
First line00:00:16
Final line01:25:59

Production Record

DirectorMarco de Gastyne
LanguageFrench

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