Waterloo Road
1945 · 73 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 721 VOTES · DIR. Sidney Gilliat
Overview
During WW2 a former railway employee who had been drafted, goes AWOL to hunt down the spiv and draft dodger who is having an affair with his wife.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,123 lines
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00:01:55 (Whistle blows)
00:05:42 Afraid I can't wait, Mr Purvis.
00:08:00 Think I don't know Ted Purvis?
00:11:02 If you're hinting I'm sloshed, you're wrong.
00:13:24 Who cares? We'll manage, you'll see.
00:16:05 I expect there's a lot to be said, both sides.
00:20:53 OK.
00:23:30 Tilly?
00:26:04 Got to find Tilly before they catch up with me again.
00:29:06 - Told you so, didn't I? - Where is he?
00:32:40 I'll soon put that right.
00:35:07 You don't think I'll make a pass at you over George's roast beef and two veg, do you?
00:37:28 You know, Colter, I sometimes think the remedy's in your hands.
00:40:26 How are you, stupid? What are you gonna have?
00:44:02 - Yeah, that's right. - Then you can get out and stop out.
00:46:43 You've got to scream out how good you are, bu t o n a n act
00:49:48 That's the idea. Thank you, everybody. Now we'll carry on.
00:53:33 Come on. Will the sergeant be glad I...
00:56:23 I asked some of the boys and girls to drop in. I expect they've gone to the shelters.
00:59:07 Give 'em a chance, they've only just gone!
01:01:24 I once saw Purvis fight in a Blackfriars ring.
01:05:00 (Panting)
01:09:30 Perhaps I'm beginning to understand you.
01:12:43 (Gurgles)
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,123
Dialogue density15.4 lines / min
First line00:01:55
Final line01:12:43
Production Record
DirectorSidney Gilliat
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes721