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Eߣ�B��B��B�B�B��matroskaB��B��S�g s�M�t�M��S��I�fS��M��S��T�kS���M��S��S�kS����M��S��T�gS��r<�O� I�f@�*ױ�B@M��libebml v1.3.1 + libmatroska v1.4.2WA�mkvmerge v8.2.0 ('World of Adventure') 64bitD��AWj� Da�*��1, s������P8c됆��T�k���ׁsňCܮVXb����� ��S_TEXT/UTF8�D( C�u��S������ Love is what kills, what chills��9C�u��h������ what thrills��Z�����O Love is what drives us mad���C�u�炌G����� 3 SEATS FOR THE 26TH���C�u�炫⠦��� Love is what makes us so bad���C�u���۠���� But it's the best,
to hell with the rest��
C�u��p5����� To hell with the rest���C�u��������� The express train��f����� from Paris,
is arriving on platform 2.��=C�u��@����� Please, spare us a minute�� �����
m to ask you�������� some questions���C�u��}[����� I'm from Marseille TV.�� Ơ����8 A quote for the "News"?�� C�u���Ѡ���� Please!��<������ Not right now!��%C�u���e����� So many women want to know.��=�����
\ And see you on TV.��OC�u��ķ����� It's for the 1 o'clock news.��&������ How many years, Mr Montand�� C�u��Ḡ���� did you live in Marseille?��
B������ Over 16 years���C�u���栗��� How long ago?��⠜���� Over 20 years ago!���C�u��>����� How does it feel,��ˠ����
� to come back,��������� after so many years?���C�u��V_����� Great, of course!��aC�u��nR����� In town, do you still have...��
l������ ... friends or family?��
�C�u���栦��� Yes... but we've lost touch.�� Ơ����� You must have lots of memories?��fC�u���z����� Lots of memories.��7������ Most of them good,���C�u���ؠ���� some not so good,�������� that's how it goes.�� �C�u��1Ԡ���� Tell us about "MONTAND REMEMBERS".��͠����t What do you want to know?���C�u��Uՠ���� Is it a musical or a concert?��������
� You've got it all wrong.��C�u��p������ What inspired my team,��w������ and I hope they were inspired,���C�u��������� were events��A������ from my youth��w�����
and my first loves.��JC�u������ Thank you, Mr. Montand.��
������ Good luck!���C�u��B����� He's really a charmer.��Y����� � Who?��蠝���� Montand, of course.���C�u��!)����� ... so be at the Opera on the 26th��%�����
� for "MONTAND REMEMBERS".��+�����i Turn it off, will you?��C�u��:@����� Now for the weather:
blue skies and sunshine��Ѡ����y everywhere today���C�u��~������ We're out of rose-petal jam?��������[ Right, Mom.��������- You sure?��蠓���� Yes, Mom.���C�u��������� Second shelf on the left?��N������ None, Mom.��6C�u���$����� You eat that stuff by the spoonful!��������O It's disgusting.��蠣���� To each her own, darling.���C�u�������� I'm going to see him on the 26th.
Coming?��������O No, I hate shows like that.��
�C�u���B����� It'll be different.��㠦���� Maybe, but after my troubles��T�����
� I won't be seen in public.��%C�u�������� People talk as it is.��T�����F At the bus stop, two women���C�u��X����� were gossiping about it:��%������ about the Lambert scandal.�������u "The Baron got 5 years!"��
BC�u��9������ I was ashamed.��e����� Who cares!��k�����
I do! I've had enough.���C�u��Y������ What do you see in Montand?�������� Everything! His voice, his songs...���C�u��p������ I really like him.��⠰���� He's entertained people
all his life.�� ����� That's great.��C�u�������� There are lasers��0������ There are lighters��_������ that thousands hold high��
�C�u���n����� There are amps��ݠ����� There are lamps��`������ and flashes that fly��
�C�u��������� Radio's there��/������ and so's TV��Z�����
� It's all sound and light��fC�u�������� I'm alone on stage��0������ I'm all the rage��0�����
� I'm queen for a night.��C�u���m����� The sound of the strings�������� gives my heart wings�� �����V I feel lighter than air�� IC�u��s����� At times that band��֠����~ is like the softest hand�������' caressing my hair��}C�u��*Z����� But when at last��Z����� it starts to blast��0�����
� it's so deliciously loud��
C�u��E<����� That I surrender:��Z����� I'm in love with the crowd.���C�u�������� Stop it, Marion��N�����
I've got enough problems.�� C�u��2J����� Dad's swindles won't stop
my career!��������
\ We've been through that:��
lC�u��J������ You're a Lambert!
You can't be a chorus girl!��䠞���� Your father said so.���C�u��^q����� I should be a speculator, like him?�� ���V I'd rather kick my heels
than bow my head!���C�u��y���� Very funny.��e�����b Don't worry, I'll use a stage name.��
lC�u��������� The family honor will be safe.��ˠ���� s Your father'd be appalled
by your silly dreams!��
�C�u��������� He says he misses you.��������� Come with me to the jail.���C�u���ڠ���� I'm going at 5.��~����� � I can't. You know Mrs. Simonot:��wC�u��ۺ����� she gets mad if you ask a favor.��x�����
3 Tell him I'll go Monday.���C�u���I����� Kiss him for me.������� See you later.���C�u�� �Ơ���� - This is an honor, sir.
- Nice of you.��������P We'll do our utmost.��YC�u�� �Q����� Anna, room 514.�������� - Care to see your suite?
- Later.�� Ơ���� Let's check the theater.���C�u�� ĵ����� Now?��������� Of course.��������
D I'll drive you.��������� But the staff won't be there.���C�u@�� ڴ����� Rehearsals start this afternoon.�� H����� � It's an old habit:�������� we check out "the scene
of the crime" right away.���C�u@�� ������� What's wrong? You upset?��������[ No, I have a headache.��⠖���� Go lie down.�������� You're right, I'll take a nap.���C�u@��
������ Got any aspirin?�������� Right away.�������y Fetch some aspirin for Miss Miller.��
C�����d - What's with Betty?
- I don't know.�� C�u@��
*������ Since you two split up,
she's been impossible.��
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� She didn't want to go on tour.��Ѡ����9 I was wrong to insist.��6C�u��
E������ Seen the paper?��נ���� s Like it?��������
� Not bad.��AC�u��
k������ There it is.���C�u��
�Ӡ���� I'd never seen it.��������` Not bad, huh?��k����� s You bet!��6�����! The sets have arrived.�� �C�u��
������ The ocean liner,��������+ the shipyard, New York...��T�����' Great, everything's here.�� C�u������� I know why you picked
Marseille to start.��
l�����! Maria!���C�u��-����� Her real name was Mylene.��������� Mylene Le Goff, from Brittany.��
C�u��K������ She was a B-girl,
as we used to say.��Ѡ���� � A whore!��C�u��`������ All right.��k������ I was a riveter in the shipyard.�� Ơ���� My best buddy was Marius Ceredo.�� �C�u�������� We went to town Saturday nights.��f�����
After the movies
we'd go to the Paradise Bar,��
�C�u���Ϡ���� behind the Opera.��~�����
� That's where I met Mylene.��C�u���X�� I ran into her again 20 years ago,
last time I was here.�� ������ You gonna contact her?��0C�u��η����� I don't know what became of her.��xC�u����� You hear me OK?��T������ Yeah, fine.��eC�u��頢��� Mylene, can you hear me?��������
� When you come back after 20 years��
C�u��51����� To the place you called your own���C�u��I������ Your childhood days have flown��3C�u��_:����� Along with your hopes and fears���C�u��~������ How's it sound?��k�����a Nice.��5�����> Try it from stage right.��aC�u��������� When you come back after 20 years��bC�u��������� All your friends are married���C�u���g����� So many romances have tarried��3C�u��ڏ����� Your old loves have turned to tears��WC�u���Š���� When you come back after 20 years��)C�u��
*������ Some people remember the old days��bC�u��
?������ Some people resist the old ways��9C�u��
U>����� It's all memories and souvenirs��C�u��
pI����� When you come back after 20 years���C�u��ߠ���� PARADISE CLUB���C�u��q������ Anyone here?��_C�u��������� May I help you?��������� Is Mrs. Fouque here?��`C�u���M����� She died over 10 years ago.��x����� I I'm sorry.��������� Were you related?��C�u��������� Not at all.��������~ I knew her nephew, Marius Ceredo.��EC�u���F����� I'm looking for him.��������� Do you know him?��C�u���Ӡ���� Sure we know him.��$����� � His in-laws own the shoe store.��
C�u@��>����� You'll find him in the shipyard.��
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� He's rarely here.��ݠ����c Could you autograph
your book for us?��hC�u��.ܠ���� We've got seats for your show.���C�u���+����� I was thinking,
since you know Ceredo,��͠����E maybe you know Mylene Le Goff?��=C�u���U����� Who?��;����� That's a northern name.���C�u�������� Yes, she's from Brittany.��}����� � No, I don't know her.��⠟���P What did the lady do?���C�u���f����� She was...��蠨���� She had a business, I believe.��
�C�u��.|����� Hi, girls!��e�����
You're late!��Ġ����y Lucky Mrs Simonot isn't in yet.��ˠ����� Got the seats?���C�u@��C������ I stood in line for an hour.����ȡ6 When my turn came, even the cheap
seats were gone! It's wild!��
������c You said it!��;C�u@��\D����� What'll we do?��������= Get this: the cleaning lady
at the theater��������E used to do my Dad's old office.��aC�u��~������ Shit!��������> What was I saying?�������� She remembered me,��6C�u���t����� said rehearsals were at 5
and she'd let me in.��ޠ����� But it'll be tricky:
he wants no spectators.��
C�u���Ӡ���� You got a lucky star!��_����� I wanna see the show,
not the rehearsals!��
C������ Wait! At 5 I show up,��UC�u��� ġ�� I turn on the charm and ask him
for 3 seats for the 26th.��C�u���x����� You're nuts!������l No, it'll work. He'll have seats.��������� Sure, stars get house seats.�� sC�u���M����� I wouldn't dare.�������� What'll you say to him?��6�����
I'll look him straight
in the eyes like this���C�u�������� and I'll say��⠮���� Forgive me, if I'm being too bold...��aC�u��*4����� But I'm a huge fan of yours.��
ؠ����� I'm a salesgirl at "The Sweet Pea".��aC�u��E������ Mrs. Simonot's beauty store.�� 𠫡��
� Working there is really a bore...��
[C�u��ao����� Selling lotions is an awful chore.��������
\ I secretly dream of a life
on the stage.��C�u���}����� I hope you don't mind:
you're not my type...��������
\ But I'm crazy about your voice!��aC�u���⠭��� Whenever you sing, my heart thumps.��ޠ����
� I turn on my radio
and get goose bumps.�� rC�u���k����� I've got what it takes
to go very far...��
[����� One day, you'll see.
I'll be a star...��7C�u���M����� But right now
all I need are 3 seats...��
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� for the 26th.���C�u��������� Yes, all we need are 3 seats
for the 26th.���C�u�������� Young lady, I've traveled
far and wide�������� I've seen this world
from every side���C�u��� ���� The prettiest girls from East
and West��������
\ But you are by far the best!��aC�u����� I've been looking for you
high and low�������� Now that I've found you,
I want you to know���C�u���,����� You'll be a star, you can't miss.���C�u���2����� Take me to the ends of the earth�������' Here's what I want,
can't you guess?��=C�u��>����� To know what life is really worth��������P To climb the road to success��C�u��"I����� She's got what it takes
to go very far��ޠ����
� One day, you'll see,
she'll be a star��
1C�u��=������ But right now
all we need are 3 seats��������
\ for the 26th��,C�u��Yؠ���� 3 good seats for the 26th��������b For the 26th��7C�u��}������ Girls, behave!�� ������ Morning, Mrs. Simonot!��TC�u��������� What's this?��������7 It just arrived.��������� 3 bottles of cologne broken
in transit! What a stench!��hC�u���G����� Another wasted day!�� ������ Did Mr. Frederic call?��ݠ����' He did.���C�u���Ԡ���� What did he say?����á��1 He said it was no dice for tonight
and you'd understand.��hC�u���¡�� He said "no dice"? I doubt it!
A man of his background!��EC�u��9����� Can I leave early?
I have to go see Dad in jail.��&������ You poor child.���C�u��Rw����� Yes, but not too early.
Avoid the rush hour.��������P Give him my regards.���C�u��u+����� But your father did behave
very badly.��O������ I'll tell him, Mrs Simonot.���C�u��������� Get the liner ready!
Light the shipyard!�������� We need a street sign!���C�u��������� Thanks, Rosette��⠺���� Betty's put on 5 lbs since
her costume fitting.���C�u���Ƞ���� Do your best.��5�����+ Steve, light the facade.��xC�u���ڠ���� What's that?��q������ Seen the sub?��<C�u@��Ƞ���� Where's my contract?��������` I haven't had time, sorry...��נ����� The sub forgot his cap.��������? Who did?���C�u��%I����� -José.
- Oh, Montand's stand-in!��������1 Never say that!
Call him "Young Montand"!��
�C�u��9������ Get lost!�������
� No, José. It's thumb,
forefinger, middle finger.��aC�u��T_����� One, two, three, four... Go!��*������ Here's your cap!... OK?��
l������ Fine.���C�u��mv����� From the top?��������
Right away, Tony! Move it!��
CC�u��������� Ready?��B����� � Betty? José?��A������ I'm here.���C�u���Ƞ���� Check your mike please, Betty.��ˠ���� � I hate mikes!��xC�u��������� Anytime, Marcel.��_C�u���R����� How about her low-cut dress?��������� And his dancing?��Z������ And that crazy hairdo?���C�u���o����� And the tap-dancing?��TC�u��M����� Maria, I'll marry you yet.
You'll be proud of me.����� I'll become a big star.
I'll be in movies.��
�C�u@��;����� We'll see...��������+ You don't believe me?����¡��� When you're born at the bottom,
you don't get very far.��C�u��\������ Yvo, you're dreaming...��ܠ����' It's true, I was dreaming...��*C�u��uf����� I spent most of my time
at the Star movie theater.��UC�u���砬��� The Star was on Paradise street...���C�u���@����� It was the only movie house in town��
�����
� that showed movies in English.��
1C�u���ɠ���� So every week��������> I had a date with
the biggest Hollywood stars.���C�u������ Movies, you dance, movies, you sing��
������> Movies, you're so enchanting���C�u�������� Movies are funny, movies are sunny��
�����g Movies are non-stop milk and honey���C�u��!������ Bitter movies, movies that bite��
������8 Movies for guys who like
a good fight���C�u��:_����� But those flicks aren't for me, pal��
l����� Just give me a musical!�� rC�u��O������ Movies, you taught me all I know��
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� You were my life from the word go��
C�u��i�� I've been poor, I've been king��������b I've been through almost everything��
lC�u���h����� Movies, I owe it all to you��
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� Movies, you make my dreams come true���C�u���y����� You taught me love and desire��䠨���� Peace and beauty, ice and fire���C�u��������� Movies, you dance, movies, you sing��
������g Movies, you're so enchanting��C�u�������� Movies are funny, movies are sunny��
������= Movies are non-stop milk and honey��
�C�u��/����� Movies are happy, gags à la carte��
頯���� Movies know how to tug
at your heart��
�C�u��mϠ���� Movies for romance, movies that lie��
������= Movies to make lovers sigh��aC�u�������� "But I just can't go on living
without you..."���C�u���Ӡ���� Message movies, movies for the head��
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� Movies cause ideas to spread��
C�u���C����� Suspense movies, and all the rest��
m����� But I still like musicals best!���C�u��_����� Bitter movies, movies that bite��
������g Movies for guys who like
a good fight��
C�u��v����� Those flicks aren't for me, pal��
C�����
� Just give me a musical!��
C�u��7������ Yvo, you're dreaming again.�� rC�u��{����� Maria had no faith in me.�� 𠧡��� One night we had a late date.���C�u��������� I waited for her till all hours.���C�u���y����� She never came.��ݠ����� I fell asleep.��C�u���D����� My Mom interrupted my dreams.��
ꠠ���� Yvo monta!... Come up!�� �C�u��
����� Where you been?��k����� Well?����� I've got you your first gig!
50 francs!���C�u��$�ġ�� You're the warm up act
at the Valley Club in St. Antoine.��,������ You'll need a few songs.��C�u@��8������ I got 'em!��A������ What's for starters?��������O A Charles Trenet song.��������
� Like what?��e������ "Life goes on, long live life,
long live love!��nC�u��^������ "Life is beckoning to us..."�������� That'll do fine...��
�C�u��z����� You need a new name,
one that looks good on a poster.��]C�u��������� A name? What kind of name?��������[ No rush, think one up.
And the right clothes.���C�u���R����� I'm telling you,
you're headed for Paris.��C�u��ǥ����� The right clothes...��������� A new name...���C�u���K����� A gig...��5C�u���U����� Paris...��e������ Yvo... monta! Come up!���C�u�� w����� Yvo Monta...���C�u��$/����� Yvo... Montana...��C�u��>������ Yves Montana...���C�u��[A����� Yves Montand.���C�u��������� Hurry, please.��נ����y Take your places.���C�u���|����� Everyone here?��A������ The second number's OK.��ݠ����� The last bit with Berlingot drags...��C�u��爠���� The talk about my first gig.�������� I I can put more zip into it!��
�C�u��������� Don't change a thing.
It works fine as it is.��,�����o Trust me.���C�u��2����� Thanks everyone. Rehearsal's over.��s�¡��� One moment, there's a special
run-through tonight at 9.���C�u��>������ I know, I know.��������' Why are you so worried?��YC�u@��Tڠ���� I'm not.��k����� Don't be negative.��e����� That's just the way I work.��$������ We have 3 more weeks of rehearsals.
Don't panic.��
C�u��u������ See you later?��_�����z Sorry for bothering you...�� C�u���/����� But what I have to say
is important.��U�����i Important for whom?���C�u�������� I'm such a fan of yours...�������� I'm thrilled,
but I don't have time now.��C�u���v����� I know I'm clumsy,
but I had to say it...��=������ What, that you're clumsy?��C�u��߀����� That I really admire you.�� ������ Very kind of you.
Please close the door.��
�C�u������� It's not kindness...
It's hard to explain.�������� I don't want to pester you.
This won't take long.��
lC�u@��"�� I stood in line for an hour,
but it was sold out.��ޠ����� I need 3 seats for the 26th...
Of course, I'll pay.���C�u��G���� I'll see what I can do... Sit down.��aC�u�� ����� I didn't really expect to be alone
with you...��������
\ It was so easy...��ZC�u���R����� I'd prepared a big speech like...����¡��
3 "I'll shine your shoes..."
Now I'm at a loss for words.��UC�u��������� I feel like a fool.��0�� You're not at a loss for words,
you have a way with words!���C�u@��������� And you're Miss...?��k����� Sorry, I didn't introduce myself.��
B����� My name wouldn't mean
a thing to you.���C�u���S����� My stage name is Roxane.�� ����� � Roxane because I love rock
and "Cyrano".��
�C�u��W����� So you're an actress?��Z����� Trying to be...��B�����
\ I have a goal in life... You!��
�C�u��Ԡ���� Me? What do you mean?�������� To do what you did.
Is that impossible?���C�u��8?����� No... After all, I did it.��ˠš�� � That's what I tell my parents...
Parents never understand.��
�C�u��P2����� Don't you agree?��0�����
� Show this at the box-office.
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