Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
1944 · 138 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 6,735 VOTES · DIR. Mervyn LeRoy
Overview
In the wake of Pearl Harbor, a young lieutenant leaves his expectant wife to volunteer for a secret bombing mission which will take the war to the Japanese homeland.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,610 lines
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00:01:52 Yes? Just a minute. Your call, Colonel.
00:05:41 Look, I got the real dope from Joe Randall.
00:09:23 Do I see two red-blooded citizens lying on their backsides
00:13:29 Tell me, honey, were you surprised?
00:19:12 you wouldn't be traipsing around the country
00:23:23 especially when he's hungry.
00:27:11 Yes, sir.
00:33:43 Somebody said he's celebrating Texas Constitution Day.
00:40:48 Where's my B-4 bag?
00:47:10 - Bettinger, take Lieutenant Lawson to... - 306, sir.
00:52:31 Oh, we'll get back all right.
00:56:57 If any of you feel you're not up to this job, it's perfectly all right for you to drop out.
01:00:46 The Navy crew has orders to push the ship overboard
01:04:20 Well, here I am.
01:08:07 - You just want lots of cigarettes. - You hit it right on the head.
01:13:43 Clear on left.
01:24:55 - There we are, the big red smokestack. - Pilot to bombardier
01:37:59 Doctor, Japanese man. Japanese doctor.
01:46:58 They took Ching Ming three hours after our departure.
01:51:39 - I wish we could say the same for you. - How's the grub around here?
01:56:11 You mean we have something to knock me out?
02:02:21 "Whenever he goes among the people of China
02:09:11 Oh, it couldn't be, that's too far. It must come from Florida.
02:13:53 after they muster me out.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,610
Dialogue density11.7 lines / min
First line00:01:52
Final line02:13:53
Production Record
DirectorMervyn LeRoy
LanguageEnglish
Budget$2,900,000
IMDb votes6,735