The Wedding March

1928 · 109 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 1,966 VOTES · DIR. Erich von Stroheim

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Overview

A young impoverished aristocrat falls in love with an inn-keeper's daughter, but has to marry money.

Dialogue Timeline — 221 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:31 THE WEDDING MARCH
00:04:27 "Your Highness, today is 'Corpus Christi'..."
00:06:55 The "love child" of this ideal, blissful union slumbered still.
00:11:45 "...or..."
00:13:53 "...to the Wedding March - tomorrow!"
00:17:16 "Didn't you hear your mother say you're lucky?"
00:24:26 "That's one o' them swells that don't do nothin'..."
00:30:38 "...his daughter would not be such a bad match for Nicki - would she?"
00:40:56 "How are you?"
00:43:23 "...the best I ever had - was when father bought for me..."
00:50:42 "...to see them means happiness - an' luck..."
00:52:03 "It is nothing - but the people's foolish fancies!"
00:55:10 "I want you to believe them!"
01:00:55 "You mushin' 'round with this here sow-bone!"
01:04:25 "At this hour of the morning?"
01:14:54 "...a-an'... I h-have... a n-nice... g-girl..."
01:16:24 "HOW MUCH?"
01:21:16 It was mid-morning before Schweisser dragged himself home- to face his daughter.
01:23:53 "Princess Cecelia - doesn't that sound nice?"
01:26:50 "N'est-ce pas - Ottokar?"
01:32:29 "Peace be with you, my child..."
01:37:37 "I hate you!"
01:44:45 "Please don't! I'll marry you..."
01:47:58 "Yes - always!"

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed221
Dialogue density2.0 lines / min
First line00:00:31
Final line01:47:58

Production Record

DirectorErich von Stroheim
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,966