Weeping for a Bandit

1964 · 100 MIN · IMDB 5.8 · 224 VOTES · DIR. Carlos Saura

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Overview

José María "El Tempranillo" fleeing from justice, takes refuge in Sierra Morena. After a period of hard learning, he becomes the leader of a group of bandits.

Dialogue Timeline — 668 lines

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00:00:07 Weeping for a Bandit
00:02:39 Everybody remained there, watching how Francisco's body was undressed.
00:05:18 Don Anselmo del Pozo.
00:08:39 Court they have no clue of what's going on in this area.
00:10:08 Keep eating, gentlemen. All is fine.
00:15:39 You won't go too far with a tired horse.
00:24:12 Let's leave this place.
00:28:45 There are two more men in the inn. Antonio and I will take care of them. Let's go!
00:30:55 worth much more than a larger group with no unity.
00:33:43 - Good morning, gentlemen. - Good morning.
00:37:54 You are all lucky.
00:45:53 If the stagecoach is escorted, the man will wear a hat.
00:48:18 I've already thought about it. I won't change my ways.
00:52:28 Don't you recognize me, Rosario?
00:56:27 All the stagecoaches have paid this month.
00:59:01 The King is hereby warned that, should he reject these conditions
01:03:52 I will come whenever I can. I am assuring you that nothing will happen now.
01:07:17 We will defeat the Army, and we will join all other forces to enter in Madrid.
01:10:53 The baby was a stillborn.
01:14:49 These are just words.
01:24:10 José María, this man asked me to bring him here. Listen to him.
01:27:05 You don't want the same thing as they do, Pedro.
01:30:36 Let me do it, Antonio.
02:00:03 The coachmen are also military personnel.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed668
Dialogue density6.7 lines / min
First line00:00:07
Final line02:00:03

Production Record

DirectorCarlos Saura
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes224