The World in His Arms
1952 · 104 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 2,434 VOTES · DIR. Raoul Walsh
Overview
A boisterous sea captain in the Pacific Coast, circa 1850, has a plan to buy Alaska from the Russians… if they don’t kill him first.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,047 lines
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00:01:49 A hundred Dollars for the sturdy men who sign aboard the Golden Clipper.
00:05:23 are smoother than oil, but the head is bitter as wormwood.
00:08:13 I'll bed myself on the second floor, near the front.
00:11:20 I got no crew. - But you told me you had a crew.
00:14:17 rather than listen to you. - Do not worry about my uncle, lvan.
00:17:42 Drinks for the ladies, Eustace.
00:21:47 Captain, your ladies...
00:26:03 Two thousand. - You have a bet.
00:30:03 It looks like we're in time for Sweeny's hanging.
00:34:16 Come on, I'll take you back to your hotel.
00:38:44 when the full returns come in. - Sounds like a reasonable amount
00:43:04 Will I?
00:45:36 Do you think so? Then I'll sure tell him.
00:49:00 I'll get you some champagne. - Hey, hello my friend.
00:53:00 You won't have to starve with this drunken Boston Man no more
00:58:53 Hey, three four days we get to Pribilof.
01:02:21 Na, he's got his topsails up. Carrying every inch of rag he can.
01:08:10 Highness, we had any for banker.
01:11:41 Ogeechuck, we better take her below, before we lose her.
01:15:56 Louise, get away from him, I tell you.
01:19:11 May even have a Nova Scotia Reel.
01:25:07 If you have forgotten, I'll give it to you again.
01:29:11 But I shall. - In that case I shall dispense
01:39:22 'til the morning. Not while he has the world in his arms.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,047
Dialogue density10.1 lines / min
First line00:01:49
Final line01:39:22
Production Record
DirectorRaoul Walsh
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,434