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It's top of the mountain, Rudy.
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You get the support of this people, there's
no telling where you can go in politics.
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Oh, well, Marsh says is strictly a matter
of shaking hands, making acquaintances--
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Excuse me, Mr. Jordache.
Somebody from the paper.
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All right.
Thank you.
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Yes?
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This is he.
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They did?
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Well, have you called the police?
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No, damn it! I want him arrested!
- What is it?
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The kids from the school
just busted our window.
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Seems they didn't like
our editorial position on the ROTC.
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The limousine just drove up,
Mr. Jordache.
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You get chief Ottman on it.
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Oh, and have Terry do
an editorial in a box.
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Draw paralells between the new left
and the early days of Hitler.
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"Freedom of speech is a two-way street",
so on... That's right. Okay.
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Let's go.
I'm gonna miss my plane.
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May I speak to you a minute, sir?
- Can't wait?
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It's about Mrs. Jordache.
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Well, I'm off.
- Have a nice time.
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I'm not going there
to have a nice time.
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Well, have whatever kind of time
you're going there to have.
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You are in a pretty mood.
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Sorry, I have this little ping-pong game
going on inside my head this morning.
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I'm not really at my best.
- Have you had a drink this morning?
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What is this?
"20 questions"?
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Just one:
Have you had a drink this morning?
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Did I ever tell you how much I hate it when
you get that patient tone in your voice?
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The fact is you have zonked.
- The fact is I had a beer. One beer!
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You'd better get going.
You'll miss your plane.
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Well, maybe I'd better stay.
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Oh, I am going to be fine.
I really am tip top.
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Look, I don't wanna harp on this.
- Will you stop it? Will you please, stop it?
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You'd better pull yourself together, Julie.
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What brought all this on?
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Have you taken a good look
at yourself lately?
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You really know how to
cheer a girl up, buddy.
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I am not trying to cheer you up.
I am trying to get through to you.
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You have got a problem
and you'd better start facing it.
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Well, just in case you're wondering,
this isn't exactly helping.
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What do you mean?
I'm driving you to drink?
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Oh, come on!
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You got enough excuses without that.
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Of the poor lady her son
joined the army, so she drinks.
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She lost her baby,
so she drinks.
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Her husband is up in Albany all the time,
so she drinks.
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She gave up her career.
She had an histerectomy.
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The cat had kittens. They sent the
wrong wallpaper. It rained on her birthday.
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You don't need another excuse, honey.
You've got a million of them.
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You left out the best one.
- Just anything is enough to set you off.
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The one about "poor lady
her marriage went out the window."
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You said it. I didn't.
- Well, it's true, isn't it?
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Well, maybe we'd better face up
to that fact, too...
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when I get back.
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Rudy?
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Look, we will finish this when I get home.
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Why don't you try to get some sleep?
Call Fenneman. He'll give you a shot.
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I'll call you from Washington.
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And for God's sake,
stay off the booze!
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Rudy!
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Rudy.
- Marsh, is something wrong?
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There's been a problem up at Whitby.
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I've got a plane standing by Wenatchee.
You'd better get back and see what can be done.
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But, what's the problem?
- Some kids are picking in your house.
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Were the police called?
- All I know is some rocks were thrown.
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Your wife came to the door.
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One of the kids got some pictures.
Apparently, she was pretty drunk.
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Oh, swell.
- That's not all.
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When she came to door,
she was naked.
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Where the hell were you
all this time, chief?
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I had Roberts and Martin there
to keep them out of your garden.
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And the chief defensed, Mr. Senator.
It didn't seem like any big deal.
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What happened was, one of the kids
started throwing rocks.
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And when Roberts and Martin
went after them,
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the front door opened.
What more can I tell ya?
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You can tell me that
some arrest have been made.
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You can tell me that the whole system of law
in this country doesn't just call off an die...
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because some 18-year-old social-economic
philosopher declares it irrelevant!
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Now, Rudy-- You can tell me that people
are not allowed to stone my house...-
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and invade my privacy with impunity.
- Now, Rudy--!
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If that is the sum of your contribution,
Mr. Mayor, I've heard it.
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You can just stop repeating it!
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All I wanted to say is the kid's
sputter it's cooled. - The kid's?
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I think we can minimize the
political damage, if any,
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by keeping a low profile on this.
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Excuse me, sir. - Yes, Roberts,
what is it? - These pictures.
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They're passing them on campus.
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Where are they getting this made?
- At the school paper, I think, sir.
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They're over in the student union,
passing them out.
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See if you can get the City attorney,
will you, chief. - Yes, Mr. Mayor.
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City attorney's Office.
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"The Love Generation"
Vicious little creep!
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Rudy, where are you going?
- I'm gonna kick a few irrelevant behinds.
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Rudy, wait!
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Mr. Senator, please don't go out there
without a warrant!
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Hey, Rudy.
You want a beer?
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It's not big deal, Mr. Jordache.
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What are you doing, Senator?
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Hey, Rudy, stop it!
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It's her eyes.
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In the language of flowers,
a rose means: "Let's talk".
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I didn't know that.
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I just made it up.
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Don't make me laugh.
I'm not that sure of my stomach yet.
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I looked in on you last night
but you were asleep.
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Fenneman didn't want me
to wake you.
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I know, he told me.
- What else did he tell you?
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The whole thing.
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I guess I really did it
this time, huh?
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Rudy, I don't even know
how to begin to apologize.
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You see, in a couple of weeks,
it would have been forgotten.
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I thought I finished you politically.
- No, I finished myself.
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That stunt I pulled was totally unforgivable.
I'm dead. I should be.
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What the hell,
it's probably just as well.
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What does Marsh Goodwin say?
- I think he's avoiding me.
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He always did have a lot of class.
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I can't blame Marsh.
I'm the one who pushed the girl into the--
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How is she doing?
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I brought Margolis up to see her.
He's the eye man from Johns Hopkins.
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And?
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He can give her 85% vision in the
left eye and 75% in the right.
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God, I can never forgive myself for that.
- Did you talk to her?
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Yeah.
She's sitting down there.
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And she's got a big white bandage
all over the top of her head.
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And she said...
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She said we'd better all start
learning to love each other.
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Or the world...
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God!
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It's all right, Rudy.
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It's all right.
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Julie...
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do you think...
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if we really tried...
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there'd be some kind of a
chance for us?
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Maybe... maybe
if I could give up booze and...
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and you got out of this wrecking.
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Maybe there'll be a chance.
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I want that chance, Julie.
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I really do.
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Oh, God, Rudy, so do I.
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So do I.
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I just saw that you needed it, Pa.
- Yeah, yeah.
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No, nothing for me--
- Here, auntie.
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"Merci, gar�on."
- Quiet, quiet everybody!
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I wish to propose a toast
to Tom Jordache and his beautiful bride!
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They came to us as strangers,
but now they are part of us.
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All the happiness for ever!
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Hey Wes, let's make a loving cup.
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Go, Wes!
Guggle it, guggle it, guggle!
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My boy!
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Congratulations!
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Bonne chance.
- Yeah, yeah.
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He's quite a kid.
- Yeah, he is.
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How's Billy these days?
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Oh, he's fine, I guess.
He's a door gunner, a helicopter.
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Now, when anyone else gets a young
hippie, I get John Wayne Junior.
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Come on, over here!
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Mon fr�re formidable!
N'est-ce pas?
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That's the way they say it over here,
which means:
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Some kind of a guy.
The best!
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Of which there is no whicher:
My brother!
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Oh, what's that?
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I don't know.
- Jordache!
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Jordache!
Two Jordaches.
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"To Tom and Kate,
from Rudy and Julie"
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What is it?
- Why don't you open it and find out?
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All right, hold it.
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It's a radar!
A radar!
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Rudy, you remembered.
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We thought it would be
a suitable wedding present...
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to help you mark the horizon,
recognize hazards and obstacles and...
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avoid wrecks.
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This is the greatest damned wedding
anybody ever had!
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Oh, I'm afraid the wedding night might
have to be posponed. Come on! - Yeah.
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Fortunately for the future breed,
all this is merely technicality.
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Listen, would anyone like a drink
or sandwiches, anything? - No.
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No, thank you.
Goodbye. Have fun.
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Good night.
- Good night, then.
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Glad you came?
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Yeah.
I was just thinking about Tom.
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It's the craziest thing...
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What is?
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Oh, what's happened to him.
Don't you see it?
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I mean, you think about what he
used to be and what he is now.
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How people love him.
His son, his wife, his friends.
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He's surrounded by love.
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It's just amazing how he's changed.
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Haven't we all?
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Yeah.
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But he's changed
for the better.
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Madame?
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Cognac deux fois, s'il vous plait.
- Oui, madame.
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Vous �tes du America?
- Yes.
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Me too.
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You mind if I sit down?
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Help yourself.
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Enchant�.
- Enchant�.
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Oh, I think you'd like another
one of those, wouldn't you?
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H�, gar�on!
Encore une tourn�e ici.
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Hey you, what is it?
What do you want?
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I've just seen your sister in law.
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Where was she?
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At the strip-tease club.
It's, you know, "La Porte Rose"...
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on the rue Baou sur St. Clair.
Do you remember?
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Was she drinking?
- Drinking? Man, she was drunk!
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Was anybody with her?
- Yes, that's the thing, she's with...
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a rough big yankee.
Was an one-eye blockhead,
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nasty, a bit of good she was, too.
- You know him?
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No... at all. But I asked about him.
It sounded they said... Farinetti.
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Falconetti.
- Yes, that's it. You've heard of him?
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Yeah, I had a little run-in with him once.
- There you're. - Yeah.
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Thanks, Pinky.
- Yeah.
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Hey, don't get drunk.
- I never touch the stuff.
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Can I go with you?
- No, honey. You can't go with me.
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You go back to sleep.
I'm gonna be all right.
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Go back to sleep.
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Oui, monsieur?
- Whisky.
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An American girl was in here
in a peach dress?
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I do not remember.
- Yeah.
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She was with a big guy,
name Falconetti.
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Get one eye.
Had a patch on.
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Behind the toilettes
it's found an escalier.
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Perhaps down there
one finds what one seeks.
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Be careful.
Understand?
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Bad man.
Bad friends.
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Oh, stop it!
No, please!
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No!
Please, stop!
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I've been waiting to see you
a long time.
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But right this minute you're in my way.
- I just came to get the lady, Falconetti.
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Help yourself.
- I didn't come here to fight.
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I just came here to take
the lady home.
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No!
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Stop it!
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Oh, don't!
Stop it! Stop it!
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No... No!
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No.
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Give me your arm.
- Yeah.
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Are you okay?
- Yeah.
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Listen, tell him anything you want.
I'll back you up. Okay?
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You're a solid citizen, Tom.
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Smile when you say that, stranger.
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You'd better get some sleep.
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Honey, come on.
Come on, I'll hold you.
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You okay?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
- Thank you.
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Yeah.
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It could have been worse.
- You get to tell mommy all about it.
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Oh, mommy.
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Well, there's nothing to tell.
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Except one thing...
- What's that?
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I could have killed the man.
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I didn't.
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00:30:23,300 --> 00:30:25,600
Rudy, I just want to say that the--
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00:30:25,600 --> 00:30:28,100
Look, maybe this conversation had better
wait till we both feel better.
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00:30:28,200 --> 00:30:31,400
It's gonna have to be said
sooner or later.
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00:30:31,400 --> 00:30:35,800
He told me that he was a friend of Tom's.
Faliyetti... something. It doesn't really matter.
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I was having a brandy and he came over
and sat down next to me.
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00:30:39,100 --> 00:30:40,900
Would you just tell me why, Julie?
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After we've been through the hospital. We've
been through the wrench - I don't know!
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Maybe it was seeing Tom and Wes
so happy and thinking about Billy.
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I'm such a lousy excuse
for a mother!
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Oh, come on, Julie.
We're just people.
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We don't really have the right to
expect ourselves to be perfect.
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00:30:55,600 --> 00:30:59,100
I don't know if I'm ever gonna
be able to stop drinking.
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00:30:59,100 --> 00:31:01,200
Well, all you can do is try.
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Maybe it would just be the best thing
for both of us if we broke it up now.
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Is that the way you feel?
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Yes.
- Maybe you're right.
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Let's don't decide it now.
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Ah, monsieur. Pardon, excusez-moi
de vous d�ranger, mais...
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je cherche le yacht,
"Le Corsaire".
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00:32:06,900 --> 00:32:09,600
On m'a dit que c'est au quai par ici.
Mais, je vois pas.
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00:32:09,600 --> 00:32:13,400
No, there's no boat "Corsaire".
- Mais, no...
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Vraiment on m'a dit
que c'est par ici.
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Ah, there was...
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On m'a dit que c'est par ici.
En le taquet par ici.
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Tom! Breakfast!
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Tom!
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Rudy.
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He would like to see you.
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Tom...
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00:34:01,800 --> 00:34:04,200
Tom?
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Tom...
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It's Rudy.
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00:34:18,200 --> 00:34:20,100
What?
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00:34:28,300 --> 00:34:32,200
He wants you to take his hand.
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00:34:45,400 --> 00:34:49,400
"Mon fr�re...
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formidable".
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Rudy...
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Rudy, you go get them.
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00:35:02,400 --> 00:35:04,500
What?
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00:35:08,000 --> 00:35:10,600
You go get them, Rudy.
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The bad guys.
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00:35:18,000 --> 00:35:22,000
I don't know who they are anymore.
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I think I'm one of them.
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00:35:28,600 --> 00:35:31,000
No, Rudy.
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00:35:32,200 --> 00:35:38,200
No, not yet.
You're not one of them.
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00:35:39,500 --> 00:35:40,800
You're not.
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00:36:17,200 --> 00:36:22,800
Kate says here, if it's okay with you.
- Okay.
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00:37:02,500 --> 00:37:07,900
I'm not gonna cry, Kate.
- Was worth crying for.
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00:37:08,000 --> 00:37:10,400
I'm really not gonna cry.
303
00:37:13,600 --> 00:37:17,600
Why don't you take her in now.
304
00:37:46,700 --> 00:37:48,900
Why?
305
00:37:52,100 --> 00:37:55,300
I just don't understand it,
you know.
306
00:37:55,300 --> 00:37:59,300
It just doesn't make
any sense to me!
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00:38:05,000 --> 00:38:11,000
Not everything comes out even for you.
It never has, it never will.
308
00:38:11,600 --> 00:38:17,900
He died
on the happiest day of his life.
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00:38:19,500 --> 00:38:22,100
And that's something.
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Goodbye, my darling.
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Rest well.
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