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Clips from The Aviator (2004)

"Don't you find?"
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"Saw your Scarface picture."
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"- Violent. - Realistic."
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"Movies are movies, Howard. Not life."
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"Now the stage."
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"The stage is real."
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"Real flesh and blood. Human beings right out there in front of you, buster."
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"Can't look away. Can't munch popcorn. That would be rude."
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"Do you like the theater?"
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"- No. - Oh, I adore the theater."
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"Only alive on-stage. I'll teach you."
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"We'll see some Ibsen. If the Republicans haven't outlawed him by now."
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"You're not a Republican, are you? How did you vote in '32?"
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"- Well, I didn't. - You must! It's your sacred franchise."
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"Heard you were wooing Ginger Rogers. What about that?"
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"She's just a friend."
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"Men can't be friends with women."
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"They must possess them or leave them be."
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"It's a primitive urge from caveman days. It's all in Darwin."
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"Hunt the flesh, kill the flesh, eat the flesh. That's the male sex all over."
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"Excuse me?"
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"Well, if you're deaf, you must own up to it."
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"Get a hearing aid. Or see my father."
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"He's a urologist, but it's all tied up inside the body, don't you find?"
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"Me, I keep healthy."
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"I take seven showers a day to keep clean."
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"Also because I am what's so vulgarly referred to as "outdoorsy.""
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"I'm not outdoorsy. I'm athletic. I sweat."
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"There it is. Now we both know the sordid truth."
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"I sweat and you're deaf."
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"Aren't we a fine pair of misfits?"
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"Three."
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"Noble effort."
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"So I suppose you're wooing me now?"
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"Oh, well."
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"Not enough."
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"Not enough. These rivets have to be completely flush."
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"I want every screw and joint countersunk."
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"I want no wind resistance on the fuselage."
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"She has got to be clean, Odie."
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"- Clean. Understand? - Okay, Howard."
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"I don't know what else to tell you."
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"- What do you got for me? - The thing is, TWA needs a new plane."
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"- A modern plane. - Oh, yeah? What kind of plane?"
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"Okay. The DC-3 has 21 daytime seats..."
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"...and 14 overnight berths. - Something bigger?"
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"Try 50 seats with a ceiling of 12,000 feet."
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"No. No, 20,000."
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"Think about it. What does 20,000 feet give you?"
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"- Less turbulence. - Because it's above the weather."
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"Jack, we wanna fly above the weather."
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"Only 1 percent of the American population has set foot on an airliner."
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"Why? Because they're scared to death. They should be."
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"I mean, 7000 feet is bumpy as shit. You know that."
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"We build a plane that flies above the weather..."
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"...we could get every man, woman and child in this country to feel safe."
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"An airplane with the ability to fly into the substratosphere across the country."
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"Across the world."
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"Now that is the future."
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"- You with me? - Yeah."
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"I don't wanna get into this if your board doesn't have the balls for it."
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"- Would they support us? - I don't know."
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"- What's your financial picture? - Not great."
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"- Last year's deficit? - 770,000."
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"- What's it selling at? - About 8 dollars a share."
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"That's the lowest it's been, huh?"
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"I could do that."
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"- Do what? - Buy it."
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"- You wanna buy the airline? - For crying out loud..."
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"...we don't want pencil pushers getting in the way of us making our plane."
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"Give me brass tacks, now. What does controlling interest in TWA cost me?"
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"Call it 15 million."
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"That is a chunk of change, huh?"
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"You call Noah Dietrich."
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"You have him start buying."
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"Howard, hold on."
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"Are you sure? You wanna think about it for five minutes?"
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"Hell, Jack, I got a tiger by the tail here. I ain't gonna let it go."
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"Good evening, Mr. Hughes."
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"Welcome. Your table is ready."
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"How goes the aviation?"
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"- Oh, just fine, Pete. - I'm so glad."
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"Good evening, Mr. Hughes."
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"- Madame. - It's "miss.""
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"Miss. The usual, Mr. Hughes?"
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"- Please. - May I recommend for the lady..."
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"...our clementine soup followed by roast duck with currant glaze..."
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"Yeah. That sounds fine."
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"Your kind of joint, is it?"
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"Wouldn't have thought."
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"They're open late. I go to a hot-dog stand on La Cienega too."
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"- They're open till about 4. - Are they?"
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"How marvelous."
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"Howard! Howard!"
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"Hi! Son of a gun."
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"Kate, this is Johnny Meyer. I suppose you could call him my press agent."
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"- Pleased to meet you. Loved Alice Adams. - You're too kind."
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"- I'm sure you know Errol, right? - Mr. Flynn. Yes."
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"Kate. Kate. Kate of the clenched-jawed Hepburns. Enchanting as always."
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"You should use Lux on your hands, by the way. I do."
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"You and Howard ought to cook up a picture."
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"Costar with Errol. I could sell that in spades."
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"That would be marvelous. Howard?"
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"I think not. Don't you read Variety, Mr. Meyer?"
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"Well, I'm box-office poison. I'm on the outs, the skids, the doldrums."
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"Washed-up, day-old fish not worth the eating, so they tell me."
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"Hell with them. Hell with them, my dear. Soulless pricks to a man, right?"
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"Johnny tells me you're thinking about doing a Western, of all goddamn things."
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"Are you making a Western, Howard?"
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"Yeah. Making a Western. I'm gonna call it The Outlaw."
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"Yeah. And you know what it's about? S-E-X."
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"- It's all about S-E-X. - It's a Western."
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"You can't have fornication in a Western. It isn't done."
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"It's not real sex, it's movie sex."
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"What Scarface did for the gangster picture, The Outlaw will do for the Western."
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"Put the sex and guts and blood up there on the screen."
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"- Have you seen my cigarettes? - Don't mind us."
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"New York cut steak, 12 peas, bottle of milk with the cap on."
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"- You can't afford your own cigarettes? - Jack has all my money."
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"I hope your food isn't getting cold at your table somewhere or something."
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