The Young in Heart
1938 · 90 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 1,722 VOTES · DIR. Richard Wallace
Overview
A family of confidence tricksters sets their sights on a very rich, very lonely old lady named Miss Fortune.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,501 lines
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00:02:47 Many a hot Indian night my dear old Lancers and I have whiled away at poker.
00:06:01 I have advised Mr. Jennings not to worry about this check.
00:09:49 I've never been so hungry in my life!
00:13:39 Don't you dare judge me that way, Duncan Macrae.
00:17:19 Silly name, isn't it?
00:20:38 You must forgive the Sahib.
00:25:35 Aye, once and for all.
00:29:06 I was thinking I might need a lawyer myself pretty soon to manage my affairs.
00:33:08 - That what? - That thingamabob.
00:36:35 Perhaps I can be of service, then.
00:41:11 You've never seen me before.
00:43:59 to keep in the good graces of one's boss.
00:47:38 And, I'm afraid, utterly worthless.
00:51:42 Have to undress myself... take off my shoesie-woosies.
00:55:24 and then the trees started going round and round.
00:58:44 You see, we're all trying to become heirs.
01:03:56 Miss Ellen was mad about it.
01:08:45 but I couldn't live without her.
01:12:07 On the contrary, Colonel, I think your record does you full justice.
01:15:51 Oh, come in, my dear.
01:18:59 Such an awful place.
01:21:44 I don't care what you thought you were up to.
01:26:12 there has been a steady depreciation
01:30:57 To my family... God bless them, one and all.
Cast & Characters
Janet Gaynor
George-Anne Carleton
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
Richard Carleton
Roland Young
'Sahib' Carleton
Billie Burke
Marmy Carleton
Minnie Dupree
Miss Fortune
Paulette Goddard
Leslie Saunders
Richard Carlson
Duncan Macrae
Henry Stephenson
Mr. Anstruther
Lawrence Grant
Mr. Hutchins
Walter Kingsford
Inspector
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,501
Dialogue density16.7 lines / min
First line00:02:47
Final line01:30:57
Production Record
DirectorRichard Wallace
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,722