Two Men in Manhattan
1959 · 84 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 2,361 VOTES · DIR. Jean-Pierre Melville
Overview
Two French journalists become embroiled in a criminal plot in New York City involving a disappeared United Nations diplomat.
Dialogue Timeline — 378 lines
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00:00:22 Two Men in Manhattan
00:03:22 In a speech recorded for posterity...
00:07:34 ...but our UN delegate has disappeared.
00:10:40 What brings the great journalist here?
00:11:46 The classy type.
00:14:04 He doesn't confide in me.
00:17:46 Here you go.
00:18:59 But tonight: No camera, no reporting.
00:28:36 I didn't tell you: Fevre-Berthier has disappeared.
00:30:52 Forms of prostitution are a measure of civilization.
00:44:34 Stay here and keep watch.
00:54:07 Give me your number.
00:55:13 On the left or right?
00:56:59 This is your chance to make a fortune.
00:57:59 What is this place?
01:00:14 ...sentenced to death, under an assumed name...
01:01:29 ...broken in body but not in heart or spirit...
01:02:45 Reporting is not just saying and showing everything.
01:03:47 How much are they worth?
01:05:28 I'll buy you a drink.
01:07:49 No idea.
01:10:06 I'll explain later.
01:11:54 How could I ever imagine he'd give us those photos?
01:14:42 ...to give the "official version"...
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed378
Dialogue density4.5 lines / min
First line00:00:22
Final line01:14:42
Production Record
DirectorJean-Pierre Melville
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes2,361