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The Great Escape (1963)
BARTLETT
A screenplay character in The Great Escape (1963).
- lines
- 175
- words
- 1,910
- scenes
- 42
- dialogue
- 19%
- avg words / line
- 11
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 124
- pages
- pp.21–197
Sample dialogue
It is. At the same time maybe it's not quite so selfish. You might call it a war effort. A lot of fellows are carrying part of the war ball we should be carrying. (beat) I'll make it clear for you. (beat) When one man escapes, this one man diverts about a hundred goons from their war effort if he's caught within an hour. A thousand goons if it takes them a day to catch him. Ten thousand if it takes a week. Soldiers - police - mainly. Say we multiply that by two hundred and fifty. Think of the monumental muck up we'd cause the goons. Why we'll involve millions - if we're lucky! The whole bloody Reich - if we're very lucky.
scene 551, source scene 407 — BARTLETTNot for me.
scene 80, source scene 61 — RAMSEYTwo hundred and fifty of us are going to break out of here before winter.
scene 82, source scene 62 — GROUP SHOTBien. Et votre place de naissance?
scene 526, source scene 390 — BARTLETTI don't know. I don't think so -- but I'm not sure.
scene 603, source scene 440 — RAMSEY
First and last lines
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