Werewolf of London
1935 · 75 MIN · IMDB 6.3 · 6,859 VOTES · DIR. Stuart Walker
Overview
A strange animal attack turns a botanist into a bloodthirsty monster.
Dialogue Timeline — 986 lines
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00:00:15 [Dramatic instrumental music]
00:04:16 just for the sake of a little flower.
00:09:18 Here's Aunt Ettie. Let's get out...
00:11:31 Here's a young man who says he used to be a beau of yours.
00:13:55 Quite so.
00:16:13 What's happened to you?
00:18:12 And how did these unfortunate gentlemen...
00:22:14 Not a chance, I assure you, of his coming.
00:24:10 Nonsense. Very busy men come to my parties.
00:28:05 I care to hear for one night.
00:33:09 Makes everything so peaceful.
00:35:58 [Panting]
00:38:57 It's only that I'm so fond of flowers...
00:40:47 they shot something slinking through the hills...
00:43:16 No.
00:45:36 Where's the other lady?
00:47:49 Don't let this happen to me.
00:52:17 Why, Mrs. Whack, what keeps you up so late?
00:54:22 What do the papers think we are? The eyes that see all?
00:57:20 It doesn't seem to want to come out, does it, sir?
01:00:04 Even if I call, pay no attention to it.
01:03:29 I repeat, sir. I fought with Wilfred Glendon, a werewolf.
01:05:21 No, we're not afraid.
01:11:11 [Dramatic instrumental music]
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed986
Dialogue density13.1 lines / min
First line00:00:15
Final line01:11:11
Production Record
DirectorStuart Walker
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes6,859