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Clips from Love Story (1970)

"Do you think your priest would like this?"
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"I don't have one."
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"Aren't you a good Catholic girl?"
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"Well, I'm a girl..."
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"And I'm good, right?"
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"So, that's two out of three."
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"- Why do you wear it? - It was my mother's."
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"- Why'd you leave? - What?"
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"Why'd you leave the Church?"
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"I don't know. I never really joined."
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"I mean, I guess I never thought"
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"there was another world better than this one."
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"I mean, what could be better than Mozart..."
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"Or Bach..."
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"Or you?"
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"Jenny?"
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"I'm up there with Bach and Mozart?"
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"And The Beatles."
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"Hey, Simpson, let me sack on your couch."
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"- How come? - Barrett."
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"- Who's the guest of honor? - Cavalleri."
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"Again? Still? Barrett's slipping."
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"It's amazing."
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"I'm studying. I'm really studying."
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"I'm studying."
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"Sorry. Sorry."
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"Oliver?"
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"I love you."
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"I can't believe how great you were."
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"Yeah, that tells me how much you know about music."
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"I know enough."
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"Wise up, would you please, Barrett? I was not great. I was not even All-Ivy."
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"I was just OK, OK?"
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"OK."
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"But I mean, you should always keep at it."
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"Who said I'm not gonna keep at it, for God's sake?"
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"I'm going to study with Nadia Boulanger, aren't I?"
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"Who?"
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"Next year. I have a scholarship in Paris."
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"Paris?"
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"Yeah. I've never been to Europe. I can hardly wait."
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"Hey. How long have you known about this?"
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"Come on, Ollie, don't be stupid, would you please? It's inevitable."
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"What is?"
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"That we're gonna graduate and go our separate ways,"
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"and that you're going to go on to law school."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"You're a preppie millionaire, and I'm a social zero."
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"What does that have to do with going our separate ways?"
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"We're together now, aren't we? We're happy."
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"Look, Harvard is like this big Santa Claus bag stuffed full of crazy toys,"
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"- but when the holiday's over... - This has been more than a holiday."
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"You've got to go back where you belong."
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"You're going back to Cranston, Rhode Island, to bake cookies?"
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"Pastries! And don't make fun of my father."
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"Then don't leave me, Jenny!"
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"Please."
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"Yeah, but what about my scholarship, and what about Paris,"
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"that I've never seen in my whole goddamn life?"
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"And what about our marriage?"
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"Who said anything about marriage?"
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"I'm saying it now."
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"You want to marry me?"
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"- Yeah. - Why?"
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"Because."
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"That's a good reason."
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"- You're driving like a maniac. - This is Boston."
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"Everybody drives like a maniac."
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"You're gonna kill us before your parents can murder us."
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"Jenny, my parents are gonna fall in love with you."
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"- Even the son of a bitch? - Of course. Absolutely."
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"Hey, where's the old Radcliffe confidence?"
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"- Back at Radcliffe. - It's going to be OK, Jenny."
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"- What did you say on the phone? - Just that I'd drop in to visit."
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"- Very casual, huh? - Yeah, right."
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"How often do you visit during the term?"
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"- Never. - Oh, that's casual."
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"Holy shit!"
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"Hey, stop, Oliver. No kidding. Stop the car."
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"I didn't think it would be like this."
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"- Like what? - I mean, like, this rich."
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"This is too much for me."
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"Don't worry, Jenny. It'll be a breeze."
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"Yeah, but why is it that I suddenly wish my name"
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"were Abigail Adams or Wendy Wasp?"
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"- Don't be scared. - Aren't you?"
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"No."
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"- So far, so good. - That's not saying much."
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"- Your hand is cold. - So is yours."
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"Let's get away from here while we still got a chance."
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"Master Oliver! Hello!"
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"Hello, Florence. This is Jenny."
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"Master? I always knew you had slaves."
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"Let me take your wrap."
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"Your parents are in the drawing room."
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"Thank you, Florence."
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"Wow, I see half the buildings of Harvard hanging on that wall."
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"Oh, it's nothing."
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"Hey, you didn't tell me you were related to the Sewell Boathouse."
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"Yes, I come from a long line of wood and stone."
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"Hello there!"
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"I'd like you to meet Jennifer Calaveri."
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"- Cavalleri. - As in Cavalleria Rusticana?"
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"- Right. No relation. - Hello, Mom."
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"Hello, darling."
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"So nice to meet you. How are you, son?"
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"Fine. Fine, sir. Fine."
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"Please sit down and make yourself at home."
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"We'll have to be going soon."
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"Why are you so uncomfortable with your parents?"
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"What gave you that impression?"
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"Why did you want to leave the minute we got there?"
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"Because I didn't like the way they were treating you."
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"Like what?"
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""What is it your parents are in, Jennifer?""
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"What is it your people are in, Jennifer?"
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"My father bakes cookies."
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"- Oh? What's the name of his firm? - Phil's Bake Shop."
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"- Of Cranston, Rhode Island. - How interesting."
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"So your people come from Cranston, Jenny."
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