Twelve O'Clock High
1949 · 132 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 16,232 VOTES · DIR. Henry King
Overview
In the early days of daylight bombing raids over Germany, General Frank Savage must take command of a 'hard luck' bomber group. Much of the story deals with his struggle to whip his group into a disciplined fighting unit in spite of heavy losses, and withering attacks by German fighters over their targets.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,491 lines
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00:01:51 I hope you enjoy the hat, Mr. Stovall.
00:11:51 - Bishop. - Leave him alone.
00:15:35 Three killed, 11 wounded out of those who did.
00:20:04 Yeah, I know. Then twist it. Had the same request all day.
00:24:08 - It's getting worse instead of better. - Yes, sir.
00:28:12 Keith, I know you're tired, but let's talk a little.
00:33:16 [Sighs] I don't even know if any man can do it.
00:40:36 You're the son of one fine officer and the grandson of another.
00:45:50 No, no, no don't go walking down lovers'lane
00:52:30 Now, what about the crew availability, Major?
00:56:58 Of course I kind of wanted to get into this one
01:01:22 that there general seems mighty willin' not to do any of it hisself.
01:05:21 - Well, glad to hear it. You had it coming.
01:08:50 - Good night, Frank. - Good night, Keith.
01:13:29 I don't know.
01:17:55 - Good food, cocktails every night. - [Door Opening]
01:22:25 Got a cigarette?
01:28:33 Well, sir, my glasses were frosted over some
01:34:30 Uh, help the back any?
01:39:11 Do you think that?
01:46:02 They may fake a side attack to cover the real attack out of the sun.
01:53:11 - a little closer to that flak at Frankfurt.
01:58:59 I hope.
10:00:00 Go on oxygen.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,491
Dialogue density11.3 lines / min
First line00:01:51
Final line10:00:00
Production Record
DirectorHenry King
LanguageEnglish
Revenue$3,225,000
IMDb votes16,232