There's Always Tomorrow

1956 · 84 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 3,834 VOTES · DIR. Douglas Sirk

There's Always Tomorrow poster

Overview

When a toy manufacturer feels ignored and unappreciated by his wife and children, he begins to rekindle a past love when a former employee comes back into his life.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,199 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:09 Operator, would you check it for me? That line just can't still be busy.
00:04:42 About ten minutes? Fine.
00:07:01 Coming, darling.
00:09:26 but I promised my daughter I'd baby-sit.
00:13:23 The next day you spoiled it all and made me cry.
00:16:17 Oh, I remember it so clearly.
00:18:35 Well.
00:22:19 Marion, we've planned this trip all week.
00:25:31 - Why don't you come along? - I haven't any clothes for it.
00:30:04 I'm sorry. We haven't had a Mr. Andrews from San Francisco all week.
00:33:09 All right.
00:36:11 - Oh, hello, everybody. - He's still got the flower.
00:38:39 All right, I'll be waiting. Bye.
00:41:50 - Is it your first trip? - Yes, and I'm so thrilled.
00:44:32 Naturally, he wasn't much in the mood for company.
00:47:35 I'm becoming like one of my toys. Cliff, the walkie-talkie robot.
00:51:38 All right. I'll meet you in the lobby at 5:00.
00:54:59 a husband never raves about what his wife wears.
00:58:32 Ellen's up in her room and as for the love birds
01:02:18 and all the years until today were stones closing up the tomb
01:05:51 Do as I say.
01:08:58 Everyone has taken him for granted because he's a good man.
01:12:27 Today Norma Vail is leaving because she can face reality.
01:16:33 And I was wrong about Norma and Cliff, too.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,199
Dialogue density14.3 lines / min
First line00:02:09
Final line01:16:33

Production Record

DirectorDouglas Sirk
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes3,834