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Clips from Love Story (1970)

"and get out and support me in the manner to which I plan to become accustomed."
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"Come on. Get up."
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"- You meeting Stratton today? - Who?"
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"Ray Stratton, your best friend. Your roommate before me."
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"Yeah. We're supposed to play, but I think I'll cancel it."
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"- The hell you will. - Why not?"
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"Listen, I don't want a flabby husband. Stay in shape, would you, please?"
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"All right, but I'll take you out to dinner."
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"Why?"
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"What do you mean, why? Can't I take my goddamn wife out to dinner if I want to?"
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"OK, Barrett. Who is she? What's her name?"
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"What?"
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"If you have to take your wife to dinner in the middle of the week,"
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"you must be screwing somebody."
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"- Hey, what's the matter, Ollie? - Off day, that's all."
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"Off day? You've been having an off day for two weeks now."
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"Old man Jonas wanted me to go to Chicago on a big case."
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"Oh, yeah?"
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"You know that newscaster that got beat up by the cops?"
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"Fantastic. You on the other side of a punch-out rap."
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"- I turned him down. - Why?"
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"I don't know. I just couldn't see living in some hotel."
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"Boy, you're really married."
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"Your time will come."
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"- Hey, Mrs. Barrett. - I'm in the kitchen, where I belong."
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"- Get the hell in here, preppie. - Mrs. Barrett, guess what?"
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"- You got fired. - I got fired up, and guess where to."
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"- Reno, Nevada. - Paris, France."
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"We'll be there Christmas Day."
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"No, that's not the way we're gonna do it."
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"- Do what? - I don't want Paris."
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"I don't need Paris. I just want you."
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"Well, that you've got, baby."
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"And I want time, which you can't give me."
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"You saw Dr. Shapeley?"
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"And his buddy, too. He's a very nice guy."
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"- Who? - Dr. Addison."
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"He's a Yalie. College and med school."
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"But I said you wouldn't mind."
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"No, not if he's a nice guy."
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"He's a nice guy, all right. He didn't bullshit me, and that's what I wanted."
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"- OK, then, for the Yalie doctor. - OK."
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"I'm counting on you to be strong, you goddamn hockey jock."
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"I will, baby. I will."
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"No. I mean for Phil. It's going to be hardest on him."
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"You, after all, You're going to be the merry widower."
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"- I won't be merry. - Yes, you will be."
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"I want you to be merry."
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"You'll be merry, OK?"
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"OK."
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"- Enough? - Not for me."
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"I love watching you dodge and weave."
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"- The old hockey fake-out. - I know, that's you all right,"
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"the old hockey fake-out."
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"Can we get a cup of hot chocolate?"
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"- Sure. I'll even pay. - Very gracious of you."
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"I told you I liked it best when I supported you."
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"You always supported me. I mean, after all, what's money?"
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"I don't know."
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"- Hey, could we afford a taxi? - Sure."
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"Where do you want to go?"
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"The hospital."
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"She's getting white cells and platelets, which, at the moment,"
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"is the most important thing she needs."
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"She doesn't want antimetabolites at all."
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"What does that mean?"
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"That's a treatment that slows cell destruction,"
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"but there are unpleasant side effects."
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"Jenny's the boss. Whatever she wants."
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"You fellows do everything you can to make sure it doesn't hurt. Everything."
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"- You can be sure of that. - I don't care what it costs."
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"- It could take weeks and months. - Screw the cost."
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"I was saying that there's no way of knowing how long she'll linger."
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"I want her to have the very best."
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"I'm wealthy. I'm rich, really."
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"Really, I'm like a millionaire."
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"- How have you been, Oliver? - Fine, sir."
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"- And how is Jennifer? - She's fine, sir."
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"I need to borrow $5,000 for a very good reason."
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"Well?"
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"- Sir? - May I know the reason?"
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"I can't tell you. Just lend me the money, please."
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"Don't they pay you at Jonas and Marsh?"
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"- Yes, sir. - And doesn't she teach?"
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"Don't call her "she.""
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"- Doesn't Jennifer teach? - Let's leave her out of this."
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"Just write out a check, father. It's a personal matter."
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"A very important personal matter."
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"You got some girl in trouble?"
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"Yeah. Yeah. That's it."
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"Please lend me the money."
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"Thank you, father."
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"How is she?"
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"She wants the troops home for Christmas."
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"- Always running the show. - She may succeed."
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"- That fast? - Yes."
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"Hello, baby. Phil."
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"How's it going, Mrs. B?"
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"It's going, preppie. The troops will be home for Christmas."
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"- That's a little trite. - It's the goddamn truth."
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"Hey, watch your language. There's a grownup present."
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"I hope so. I mean, Phil made a few promises."
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"Don't worry, Jenny."
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"Maybe I ought to let you guys..."
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"I'll be nearby."
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"It doesn't hurt, Ollie. Really, it doesn't."
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"It's like falling off a cliff in slow motion, you know?"
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"Only after a while, you wish you'd hit the ground, you know?"
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"Yeah."
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"Bullshit. You never fell off a cliff in your whole life."
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"Yes, I did... When I met you."
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"Yeah. "What a falling off was there.""
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"- Who said that? - I don't know... Shakespeare."
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"Yeah, but who?"
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"I mean, what play?"
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"I went to Radcliffe. I'm supposed to remember those things."
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"I once knew all The Mozart Köchel listings."
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"- Big deal. - You bet it was."
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"What number is the A-major concerto?"
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"I don't know. I'll look it up."
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