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Ladies and gentlemen,
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you are about to seean unforgettable show:
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A film destined to become immortal,
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as immortal as the musicwhich will follow,
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and which will be interpretedthrough animation.
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Beginning with his childhood fantasies,
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the greatest ambitionthat burns and swells
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within the soul of every creative animator
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is to illustrate music,
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to give visual form and color to its notes.
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With this filmwe have finally succeeded
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in achieving this unionof animation and classical music,
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a union we are sure is destined
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to live on throughout the history of film.
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A new and original film
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that has even astonished us,
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the men responsible,
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the men who, quite modestly speaking,
can be called its creators.
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A film in which... in which...
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A film in which you will see the music
and listen to the drawings.
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You might call it a film of magic,
a fantasia.
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Hello?
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Yes. Who's speaking?
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Who is this?
What do you mean, who am I?
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Who is it you wish to speak to?
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California?
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It's Hollywood.
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Hello! Yes.
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What? You've already...
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I don't understand. I'm sorry.
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You've already done this?
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Look, if this is some kind of joke,
I'm in no mood...
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There must be some misunderstanding.
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You're very ill-mannered.
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That's right...
ill-mannered and a liar!
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Yes, I said you're a liar!
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A liar from California!
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It's nothing. They're mad.
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Mad as hatters.
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They insist that our film...
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this is all so ridiculous...
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was already made
by a certain fellow years ago.
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A certain someone
by the name of Prisney or Grisney.
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Some American.
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In any case,
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before you go around opening
your big mouth, see the film first!
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Where were we?
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Settle down now.
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Damned hags!
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What's this racket?
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Calm down!
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All right, let's go.
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Hurry up! No time to lose.
The film's already started.
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Run!
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Move it!
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Get the lead out!
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Come on!
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Get in the car.
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It's time you earned your keep.
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We haven't kept you here
out of charity!
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Where are our instruments?
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They're already at the theater,
along with your clothes.
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Hold on tight when we get moving.
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You wouldn't want to hurt yourself
now of all times, would you?
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Pisney has already done this?
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Let's go!
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Hiring an orchestra wasn't a problem.
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But the principle challenge
that remained
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was to secure the creative
collaboration of a true artist.
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A free artist.
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Free of all conditioning,
free of all compromise,
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an animator capable
of independent self-expression.
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How's it going?
You look more cheerful than usual.
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You knew this was your big day, huh?
Tell the truth.
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You knew it!
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Finding the ideal artist to createour animation was no small task.
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We had to bind him...
bind him to ourselves
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in a contract based on trustand mutual respect.
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Come on, now.
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After five years hanging around,
you can't be tired!
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That's good.
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On your feet.
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Hurry, the orchestra's waiting.
Can't you hear it?
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Let's go!
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Wash your dentures
if you want to play trombone.
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Kick the drums, not me, thank you.
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- I'll do whatever I want.
- Kick her!
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If they hadn't put me in the first row,
I wouldn't have done it.
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I made it clear
I wouldn't do nude scenes.
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Where are you going?
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The movie world is dreadful.
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I've always defended my virtue.
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And so it's come!
The great moment is here.
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This has never been done...
Just a moment.
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And so it's come! The great moment...
I said wait a minute.
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And so it's come!
The great moment is here.
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The only thing missing now
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is the orchestra conductor!
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Girls, babes, beauties,
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let's get started with Debussy's
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun.
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A wonderful piece!
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There'll certainly be lots
to inspire our artist's imagination
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as he renders this music
in visual form
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and gives it new life.
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Yes, relying on nothing more
than his trusty pencil,
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I'm sure he'll succeed
in bringing new life...
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in bringing new life
to this great piece of music.
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The artist creates!
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Ready, girls?
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The Debussy piece!
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Good. Really great.
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Sit down or I'll hang you
back on the wall!
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Sit down!
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I did not enjoy that.
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You didn't entertain me!
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Quite an afternoon, eh?
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Granny!
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How do you feel?
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A bit scattered, maestro.
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Pick up all the pieces,
and don't miss any!
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Cheer up!
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Everything's all right.
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I'm feeling a bit scattered,
maestro.
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How's it going, girls?
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Everyone all right?
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Suppose we try
some simple exercises.
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Stand up...
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and sit down.
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And up...
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and down again.
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Hey, you there.
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Me?
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Come with me for a minute.
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Do as he says.
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Come along, granny.
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You look a little pale,
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and your reflexes are a bit impaired.
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It's nothing.
You'll get over it.
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It's not easy maintaining order
in an orchestra.
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It calls for an iron fist in a velvet -
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Glove! An iron first
in a velvet glove.
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Girls, our second piece
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will be Dvorak's Slavic Dance No. 7.
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Mind you, the tempo is allegro.
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Poor guy hasn't even noticed yet!
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Take a break, everyone!
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Bohemia crystal.
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Fruit, uh...
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exotic fruit.
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Chicken.
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A potato.
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We're catching on fire here.
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Me too!
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Is it good?
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So, maestro,
what's next on the program?
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Ravel's Bolero.
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Ah, Ravel's Bolero.
And who wrote that?
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Ravel.
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Of course. Ravel's Bolero
was written by Ravel. Who else?
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Ravel's Bolero. A great piece!
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Ravel, the great, uh...
French composer.
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- French, right?
- Yeah.
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At least on his mother's side.
His father was from Umbria.
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Born in Gubbio, if I'm not mistaken.
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In the very heart of Umbria.
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"Bolero"is a magical word.
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A fantasy of color and sound.
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There are thousands of ways to describethis great musical work.
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Go over there and grab the chicken.
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Go on!
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...in a "bolerian" vein.
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Ravel's Bolero.
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We didn't come here
to stuff our faces.
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I think this is the end of Part One.
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END OF PART ONE
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PART TWO
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What's that ape doing here?
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There's no ape in the script.
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Other animals, yes, but no ape.
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Reminds me of a young man I met
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back in 1912,
before the First World War.
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They just don't make men
like that anymore.
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Snow in the theater.
A very bad sign.
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Let me go!
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This can't be happening!
What is he doing?
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He's getting the women too excited!
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I knew it. When I get nervous,
my eye clamps shut.
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The next piece is
Sibelius' Valse Triste.
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And you better get it right,
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or I'll hang you back up
on the wall.
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Remember the wall?
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Bravo!
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What feeling!
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We can't go on like this.
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The pieces turn out too sad!
He has no sense of humor!
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I'm gonna put him back on the wall!
He'll rot in chains!
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Calm down, now!
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Aren't we equally to blame?
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An artist needs beauty
in order to express himself best,
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and frankly speaking,
those particular girls may not be ideal.
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Nonsense! Art is art!
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Wait a minute.
I've got an idea.
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What if we were to find him
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a woman?
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A woman he could be with.
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Then he'd really start creating.
It'd be perfect!
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I'm going to find one.
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Wait here.
I'll be right back.
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Mr. Artist, how's it going?
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You look a bit run-down.
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I've got some fun for you.
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I know a cozy little hideaway.
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Come back here.
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Get in there.
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You know what we want.
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Easy as falling off a log.
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You get in the piano,
and nature will do the rest.
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Go on, now!
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Hello, everyone!
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Our orchestra, such as it is,
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the piano, and our artist.
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Try to cheer him up.
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Want a hand?
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The next piece promises to be lively
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and full of spice.
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A concerto by Vivaldi.
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Think we're overdoing it?
Let's get him out.
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Yeah, looks like
they're having too much fun.
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That should be enough.
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Lift up the lid.
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That's the snag
with these old pianos.
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Getting in is a breeze,
but getting out can be a problem.
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You better make me laugh now,
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or I'll tear you apart piece by piece!
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He looks better already.
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He'd better, or I'll see that he does!
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He's much more alive.
Look at his eyes!
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I'll tear them out!
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You'll see.
The next piece will be fantastic!
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Get ready.
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Curtain!
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Curtain!
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I'll show you!
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I'll take this pianist
and throw her on your head!
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I'll break every bone in your body!
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It's all right!
It's nothing, nothing at all.
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Just a little misunderstanding.
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Let her go, will you?
A small difference of opinion.
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It's absolutely nothing.
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Turn the camera around.
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It's nothing at all.
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The next number on our program
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is the famous Firebird,
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by Igor Stravinsky.
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A very famous piece.
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Knock it off!
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Turn the camera around.
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Igor Stravinsky.
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One of the most renowned...
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A cascade of notes.
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It's music that...
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Let me go!
I don't have insurance!
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Put me down!
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Voil�!
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Everything is just fine.
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The conductor is taking
just a few moments to himself,
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01:04:56,525 --> 01:04:59,050
but he'll be back with us very soon.
268
01:04:59,161 --> 01:05:00,719
Okay. Where's the camera?
269
01:05:00,830 --> 01:05:02,957
Where is the camera?
Ah, there it is.
270
01:05:03,232 --> 01:05:07,066
With that little interruption
behind us,
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01:05:07,169 --> 01:05:09,399
our performance will now continue
272
01:05:09,505 --> 01:05:13,805
with Dostoyevsky's Firebird.
273
01:05:18,080 --> 01:05:20,275
As they say in English...
274
01:05:22,051 --> 01:05:24,212
Which in Italian would mean...
275
01:14:02,037 --> 01:14:04,665
A snake!
276
01:14:06,975 --> 01:14:08,943
Stop! Where are you going?
277
01:14:09,044 --> 01:14:10,102
Come back!
278
01:14:10,212 --> 01:14:12,476
It's just a snake!
279
01:14:12,581 --> 01:14:15,675
Stop!
We've got antidote for snake bite!
280
01:14:15,784 --> 01:14:19,811
There's no problem!
We've got tons of antidote!
281
01:14:20,989 --> 01:14:23,184
Damn it, you old hags! Stop!
282
01:14:23,292 --> 01:14:26,159
Do you hear? Stop, I say!
283
01:15:12,241 --> 01:15:14,175
Traitors!
284
01:15:14,343 --> 01:15:18,677
Leaving me at a time like this.
I even have a cold.
285
01:15:19,648 --> 01:15:21,343
And all because of a little snake.
286
01:15:21,450 --> 01:15:24,544
Look! There's nothing left!
287
01:15:24,653 --> 01:15:26,314
Everything's destroyed!
288
01:15:29,858 --> 01:15:32,554
And here we are once again!
289
01:15:33,028 --> 01:15:35,053
Now for a finale of a different sort,
290
01:15:35,163 --> 01:15:37,597
one we had planned and prepared.
291
01:15:37,699 --> 01:15:41,226
One that needs neither orchestra
nor conductor nor music.
292
01:15:41,336 --> 01:15:45,204
I'm happy to say
our artist is still here with us.
293
01:15:45,307 --> 01:15:48,674
Our artist who...
294
01:15:50,979 --> 01:15:52,503
What are you doing?
295
01:15:52,614 --> 01:15:56,277
What the devil are you doing?
296
01:15:56,385 --> 01:15:58,080
Drawing her?
297
01:16:08,297 --> 01:16:10,060
What do you think you're doing?
298
01:16:11,700 --> 01:16:14,100
You can't leave me here like this!
299
01:16:15,370 --> 01:16:17,736
Hey, wait a second!
Wait for me!
300
01:16:18,273 --> 01:16:21,037
I'm going with you!
I want to go too!
301
01:16:21,143 --> 01:16:22,440
Wait!
302
01:16:22,544 --> 01:16:25,035
Don't go!
How will we finish the film?
303
01:16:25,147 --> 01:16:26,444
We haven't done a finale!
304
01:16:26,548 --> 01:16:28,812
Wait for me!
305
01:16:28,917 --> 01:16:30,942
We have to do a finale!
306
01:16:32,621 --> 01:16:37,251
I have to find
a good idea for a finale.
307
01:16:37,693 --> 01:16:39,058
The telephone!
308
01:16:39,161 --> 01:16:41,595
That's it! I'll call the archives.
309
01:16:45,934 --> 01:16:47,162
Hello, Franceschini?
310
01:16:48,604 --> 01:16:51,471
You have to help me find a finale!
311
01:16:51,573 --> 01:16:54,235
Any finale at all.
312
01:16:54,343 --> 01:16:57,779
The files are full of'em!
Bring me one right away!
313
01:17:02,517 --> 01:17:05,247
A finale.
314
01:20:44,239 --> 01:20:46,969
It's all over.
315
01:20:51,947 --> 01:20:53,881
Ready, girls?
316
01:20:54,216 --> 01:20:57,879
We've got to do Stravinsky's Firebird.
317
01:20:57,986 --> 01:21:00,011
It's over with.
318
01:21:00,755 --> 01:21:03,417
The finale, then.
319
01:21:03,692 --> 01:21:06,252
That's all over with too.
320
01:21:07,395 --> 01:21:09,454
You might as well
go back down there.
321
01:21:09,564 --> 01:21:13,694
We're unemployed, then.
322
01:21:13,802 --> 01:21:17,169
Unemployed... until the next movie.
323
01:21:17,272 --> 01:21:19,934
I've already got an idea.
324
01:21:20,141 --> 01:21:21,938
A brand-new idea.
325
01:21:22,043 --> 01:21:27,208
We could do a love story.
326
01:21:27,883 --> 01:21:29,009
A love story?
327
01:21:29,117 --> 01:21:32,883
But not the usual kind
about men and women.
328
01:21:34,923 --> 01:21:37,551
Lots of men with lots of women.
329
01:21:37,659 --> 01:21:39,024
Wife-swapping?
330
01:21:39,127 --> 01:21:41,561
No, not that same old stuff.
Something different.
331
01:21:41,663 --> 01:21:45,497
I like asymmetry.
Seven men and one woman.
332
01:21:46,334 --> 01:21:47,301
That'll cost a lot.
333
01:21:47,402 --> 01:21:49,199
No, not at all.
334
01:21:49,304 --> 01:21:52,068
We'll get little tiny men...
335
01:21:52,173 --> 01:21:54,733
and we'll make
the woman real tall.
336
01:21:54,843 --> 01:21:56,572
It'll be fantastic!
337
01:21:56,678 --> 01:21:57,906
Sounds scary.
338
01:21:58,013 --> 01:21:59,605
Careful.
339
01:21:59,714 --> 01:22:01,045
What do you mean, scary?
340
01:22:01,149 --> 01:22:05,848
Seven little workers,
so you get the social context, too.
341
01:22:05,954 --> 01:22:07,979
A mine! They'll work in a mine!
342
01:22:08,089 --> 01:22:11,855
I can see them now, singing happily.
343
01:22:13,161 --> 01:22:15,288
Have you thought of a title?
344
01:22:15,397 --> 01:22:17,627
That'll be easy. Let's see.
345
01:22:17,832 --> 01:22:19,322
"Sleeping Beauty."
346
01:22:20,368 --> 01:22:22,666
Now, keep it under your hat
347
01:22:22,771 --> 01:22:27,105
or some screenwriter hack
might steal the idea.
348
01:22:27,208 --> 01:22:28,835
You can't trust anyone these days.
349
01:22:28,944 --> 01:22:31,003
He'll change the title,
play up the sex,
350
01:22:31,112 --> 01:22:33,774
and give it some crazy name like
351
01:22:33,882 --> 01:22:35,509
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.
352
01:22:35,617 --> 01:22:37,551
And then we'll be screwed!
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