Er, beg your pardon sir?
The Great Escape (1963)
SORREN
A screenplay character in The Great Escape (1963).
- lines
- 24
- words
- 284
- scenes
- 15
- dialogue
- 2.8%
- avg words / line
- 12
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 59
- pages
- pp.74–208
Sample dialogue
Let me have your attention everyone. Your attention, please. We're running far behind schedule. Those of you traveling by trains have probably already missed them. You'll be able to catch trains later but you won't be as far away as we'd hoped when the stuff hits the fan. If any one wants to change his mind, now's your chance.
scene 736, source scene 520 — SORRENWhat's that for?
scene 670, source scene 482 — CLOSEEveryone's in position. I'll take over. You can get into your gear. What's the count?
scene 691, source scene 496 — SORRENThe Aussie, who else?
scene 715, source scene 509 — STOOGEHey down there. Pass the word - everyone back from the tunnel.
scene 759, source scene 537 — FULL SHOT
First and last lines
I'm the new Big "X", Hendley. There are some things we'll need. There is a meeting in the library.