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Barry Lyndon

An Irish rogue wins the heart of a rich widow and assumes her dead husband's aristocratic position in 18th-century England.

Director

Stanley Kubrick

Year

Genre

adventure, drama, history

Box Office

N/A

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures,Hawk Films,Peregrine

Awards

Won 4 Oscars. 19 wins & 15 nominations total

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Barry Lyndon

Lady Honoria Lyndon

Marisa Berenson

The Chevalier du Balibari

Capt. Potzdorf

Hardy KrÃ¼ger

Lord Ludd

Nora Brady

Barry's Mother

Lischen

Diana KÃ¶rner

Rev. Samuel Runt

Sir Charles Lyndon

Frank Middlemass

Lord Gustavus Adolphus Wendover

AndrÃ© Morell

Capt. Feeny - the Highwayman

Arthur O'Sullivan

Capt. Grogan

Godfrey Quigley

Capt. John Quin

Leonard Rossiter

Graham

Lord Bullingdon

Recruiting Soldier

King George III

Seamus Feeny

Lt. Jonathan Fakenham

Sir Richard

Dr. Broughton

Geoffrey Chater

British Soldier

Seamus Feeney

Diner at Feast for Lord Wendover - Left of Barry's Mother

Anthony Herrick

British Soldier

Prince of TÃ¼bingen

British Soldier (Fight Instigator) (as Patrick Laffan)

Col. Bulow

Bryan Patrick Lyndon

Mr. Brady - Nora's Father

Toole - Soldier in Fistfight

Young Bullingdon

Frederick Schiller

Barry's Second

Lord Hallam

Doolan

Horse Seller

Innkeeper

Narrator

Michael Hordern

Tailor

Gentleman

George Holdcroft

Dancer

Katharina Kubrick

Magic Show Spectator

Gentleman

Barry's Fight Second

Duel Steward

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Narrator Sir Richard Captain Feeny Lord Bullingdon Sir Charles Lyndon Captain Grogan Seamus Feeney Captain Potzdorf Lady Lyndon King George Iii Rev. Samuel Runt Lord Gustavus Adolphus Wendover

Fate had determined that he should leave none of his race behind him - Barry Lyndon

Fate had determined that he should leave none of his race...

And some considerable experience of traveling the world - Barry Lyndon

And some considerable experience of traveling the world

Gentlemen... - Barry Lyndon

Barry's mother, after her husband's death, - Barry Lyndon

Barry's mother, after her husband's death,

First love. - Barry Lyndon

The object of Barry's attention, - Barry Lyndon

The object of Barry's attention,

I have taken the ribbon from around my neck and hidden it somewhere on my person. - Barry Lyndon

I have taken the ribbon from around my neck and hidden it...

I cannot find it. - Barry Lyndon

I cannot find it.

I feel the ribbon. - Barry Lyndon

I feel the ribbon.

Company, forward! - Barry Lyndon

Company, forward!

Company eyes! - Barry Lyndon

Brady Town sent a company to join the Kilwangan regiment, of which John Quin was the captain. - Barry Lyndon

Brady Town sent a company to join the Kilwangan regiment, of...

And ready! - Barry Lyndon

Redmond, what is the matter? - Barry Lyndon

Redmond, what is the matter?

If ever I should meet him againyou will find out who is the best man of the twoI'll fight him sword or pistol captain as he is - Barry Lyndon

If ever I should meet him againyou will find out who is the...

Barry had resolved never to see Nora again. - Barry Lyndon

Barry had resolved never to see Nora again.

Redmond! - Barry Lyndon

Thank you, Redmond. - Barry Lyndon

Thank you, Redmond.

Hang ya for a meddlin' brat. - Barry Lyndon

Hang ya for a meddlin' brat.

Redmond, me boy, take a seat. - Barry Lyndon

Redmond, me boy, take a seat.

Mrs. Brady and ladies, if you please. This is the sort of toast that's drunk a great deal too seldom - Barry Lyndon

Mrs. Brady and ladies, if you please. This is the sort of...

Go on. Kiss her, Jack, you rogue, for faith, you've got a treasure. Come on, Jack, come on. There's - Barry Lyndon

Go on. Kiss her, Jack, you rogue, for faith, you've got...

Here is my toast to you, Captain John Quin. - Barry Lyndon

Here is my toast to you, Captain John Quin.

Faith, and I believe you. - Barry Lyndon

Faith, and I believe you.

Now, look here, Redmond, me boy. - Barry Lyndon

Now, look here, Redmond, me boy.

Now, Dublin's a fine place. - Barry Lyndon

Now, Dublin's a fine place.

Say you're sorry, Redmond. - Barry Lyndon

Say you're sorry, Redmond.

I'm not sorry. - Barry Lyndon

Well then, there's nothing else for it. - Barry Lyndon

Well then, there's nothing else for it.

Well then, there's nothing else for it. - Barry Lyndon

Well then, there's nothing else for it.

This isn't one of my pistols. - Barry Lyndon

This isn't one of my pistols.

Gentlemen... - Barry Lyndon

Gentlemen... - Barry Lyndon

One. Two. Three. - Barry Lyndon

One. Two. Three.

Is he dead? - Barry Lyndon

This has been a sad day's work for our family, Redmond Barry. - Barry Lyndon

This has been a sad day's work for our family, Redmond...

How different Barry's fate might have been had he not fallen in love with Nora, and had he not flung the wine in Captain Quin's face. - Barry Lyndon

How different Barry's fate might have been had he not...

No lad who has liberty for the first time and 20 guineas in his pocket is very sad. - Barry Lyndon

No lad who has liberty for the first time and 20 guineas in...

Excuse me, miss. - Barry Lyndon

Excuse me, miss.

Good day to you, young sir. - Barry Lyndon

Good day to you, young sir.

Will you join us in a drink? - Barry Lyndon

Will you join us in a drink?

Will you join us in a drink? - Barry Lyndon

Will you join us in a drink?

Would you like something to eat? - Barry Lyndon

Would you like something to eat?

Uh, excuse me, sir. - Barry Lyndon

Uh, excuse me, sir.

Uh, excuse me, sir. - Barry Lyndon

Uh, excuse me, sir.

Uh excuse me sirGood morning again young sirDon't even think about itGet down off that horseRaise your hands high above your head pleaseCome forwardStopHow do you doI'm Captain FeeneyCaptain FeeneyCaptain Feeney at your serviceThe Captain FeeneyNone - Barry Lyndon

Uh excuse me sirGood morning again young sirDon't even...

Don't even think about it. - Barry Lyndon

Don't even think about it.

Raise your hands high above your head, please. - Barry Lyndon

Raise your hands high above your head, please.

How do you do? - Barry Lyndon

There must be 20 guineas in gold here, Father. - Barry Lyndon

There must be 20 guineas in gold here, Father.

Left! Left! Left, right, left! - Left! Left! - Arms! One, two! Left, right, left! For a young gentle - Barry Lyndon

Left! Left! Left, right, left! - Left! Left! - Arms! One,...

Hey, lad. Lad! - Barry Lyndon

Hey, lad. - Barry Lyndon

Covered in grease! - Barry Lyndon

Covered in grease!

If you want to vex him, ask him about his wife, the washerwoman, who baits him. - Barry Lyndon

If you want to vex him, ask him about his wife, the...

Gentlemen, gentlemen! - Barry Lyndon

Gentlemen, gentlemen!

Gentlemen, step this way, please. - Barry Lyndon

Gentlemen, step this way, please.

Both shake hands. - Barry Lyndon

Both shake hands.

You'll get him! - Barry Lyndon

You'll get him!

It would have been better for all of us if we'd known what had become of you. - Barry Lyndon

It would have been better for all of us if we'd known...

Of course I did. - Barry Lyndon

Of course I did.

Has something happened to Nora? - Barry Lyndon

Has something happened to Nora?

Mrs. John Quin? Was there another John Quin? No. The very same one, me boy. He recovered from his wo - Barry Lyndon

Mrs. John Quin? Was there another John Quin? No. The very...

Are you in want of cash? - Barry Lyndon

Are you in want of cash?

It would require a great philosopher and historian to explain the causes of the famous Seven Years War, in which Europe was engaged and in which Barry's regiment was now on its way to take part. - Barry Lyndon

It would require a great philosopher and historian to...

Barry's first taste of battle was only a skirmish against a small rearguard of Frenchmen who occupied an orchard beside a road down which, a few hours later, the English main force would wish to pass. - Barry Lyndon

Barry's first taste of battle was only a skirmish...

Company, arms! - Barry Lyndon

Fire! Arms! Set! - Barry Lyndon

Fire! Arms! Set!

Fire! - Barry Lyndon

I've only a hundred guineas left to give youfor I lost the rest at cards last nightKiss me me boyfor we'll never meet again - Barry Lyndon

I've only a hundred guineas left to give youfor I lost...

I've only a hundred guineas left to give you, for I lost the rest at cards last night. - Barry Lyndon

I've only a hundred guineas left to give you, for I...

Kiss me, me boy, for we'll never meet again. - Barry Lyndon

Kiss me, me boy, for we'll never meet again.

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at homeBut it is a different thing to see it firsthandAnd after the death of his friendBarry's thoughts turned from those of military gloryto those of finding a way to escape the serviceto which he - Barry Lyndon

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at...

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at home. - Barry Lyndon

It is well to dream of glorious war in a snug armchair at...

Gentlemen may talk of the age of chivalry, but remember the ploughmen, poachers and pickpockets whom they lead. - Barry Lyndon

Gentlemen may talk of the age of chivalry, but remember the...

A young man could hardly have fallen into worse circumstances than those in which Barry found himself. - Barry Lyndon

A young man could hardly have fallen into worse...

Barry was very glad
to see the blue-and-white uniforms - Barry Lyndon

Barry was very glad to see the blue-and-white uniforms

His intention was to make for Holland, almost the only neutral country of Europe in those times, and thence to get a passage home somehow. - Barry Lyndon

His intention was to make for Holland, almost the only...

Entschuldigen Sie, Fräulein. - Barry Lyndon

Entschuldigen Sie, Fräulein.

I have not eaten anything all day. - Barry Lyndon

I have not eaten anything all day.

Would you, uh, feed me something to eat? - Barry Lyndon

Would you, uh, feed me something to eat?

Is that a little boy or a little girl? - Barry Lyndon

Is that a little boy or a little girl?

And where might Peter's father be? - Barry Lyndon

And where might Peter's father be?

And how long has he been gone? - Barry Lyndon

And how long has he been gone?

Must be hard for you to be alone. - Barry Lyndon

Must be hard for you to be alone.

It must be very danger for you to be in the warI'm an officer and I must do my duty - Barry Lyndon

It must be very danger for you to be in the warI'm an...

It must be very danger for you to be in the war. - Barry Lyndon

It must be very danger for you to be in the war.

You are sometimes lonely? - Barry Lyndon

You are sometimes lonely?

What did you say ‒ What's your name? - Barry Lyndon

What did you say ‒ What's your name?

Auf wiedersehen, Redmond. - Barry Lyndon

Auf wiedersehen, Redmond.

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An Irish rogue wins the heart of a rich widow and assumes her dead husband's aristocratic position in 18th-century England.

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Director: Stanley Kubrick

Writer: Stanley Kubrick, William Makepeace Thackeray

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures,Hawk Films,Peregrine

Genre: adventure, drama, history

Year: 1975

MetaScore: 89/100

ImdbRating: 8.1

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 18 Dec 1975

Awards: Won 4 Oscars. 19 wins & 15 nominations total

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