- Where is your son?
- He's walking in the hills. Mm-hm. He neglects his work, Joseph.

8 seconds sound clip from the Ben-Hur (1959) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:15:26.701 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

(BLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT HORN)

- What village is this?

- Nazareth.

- We should arrive in Jerusalem tomorrow night.

- You're not watching the soldiers, Joseph? We've seen Romans before.

- Yes, and we will see them again.

- My table is not finished.

- Where is your son?

- He's walking in the hills. Mm-hm. He neglects his work, Joseph.

- No. Once, I reproached him with forgetting his work. He said to me: I must be about my father's business.

- Then why isn't he here, working? He's working.

- Trumpeters of the legion!

(ROMAN SOLDIERS TRUMPETING)

- Welcome, Messala. The command is yours.

- Thank you.

- Thank you for relieving me.

[...]

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