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Clips from The Aviator (2004)

"We're not like everyone else."
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"Too many acute angles. Too many eccentricities."
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"We have to be very careful not to..."
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"...let people in, or they'll make us into freaks."
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"Kate, they can't get in here. We're safe."
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"They can always get in."
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"When my brother killed himself..."
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"...there were photographers at the funeral."
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"There's no decency to it."
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"You know, sometimes I..."
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"I get these feelings, Katie."
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"I get these ideas, these..."
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"...crazy ideas about..."
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"...things that may not..."
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"Things that may not really be there."
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"Yeah."
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"Sometimes I truly fear that I'm..."
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"...losing my mind."
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"And if I did, it would..."
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"It'd be like flying blind."
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"You understand?"
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"You taught me to fly, Howard."
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"I'll take the wheel."
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"Smashing all records, Howard Hughes outdoes Jules Verne's wildest dreams."
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"Around the world from New York to New York in four days."
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"Even beating Wiley Post's mark by over three days."
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"New aviation history is written when his Lockheed monoplane..."
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"... returns swiftly and safely. A daring aviator."
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"A true pioneer of the world's airways."
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"From New York to Paris, he cuts Lindbergh's time in half. Then on to Moscow."
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"Thirty-five hours out of New York, he roars across Siberia's trackless wastes."
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"Sixty hours out of New York, he heads for Alaska, most hazardous hop of all."
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"Continuing the terrific pace, he comes home..."
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"... bringing new laurels to American aviation."
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"Howard Hughes and his crew may find more worlds to conquer..."
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"You won't believe this. It just came over the wires. Hughes has bought control of TWA."
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"I thought Mr. Hughes was flying around the world."
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"Apparently he did it while he was flying, over the radio."
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"I have heard some disquieting rumors about Mr. Hughes."
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"I'd like to know everything there is to know about Mr. Hughes."
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"I'd like you to attend to that for me."
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"Thoroughly."
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"The Pantages is glittering tonight."
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"- Howard! - Right over here. This way, over to the left."
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"- Mr. Hughes, how was your flight? - Miss Hepburn!"
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"- When are you gonna name the day? - Raise your head."
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"What's the next movie? Give us the scoop."
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"Right here. How many more records are you gonna set?"
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"Right over here. Come on. Give us a smile. It won't kill you."
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"- Howard, this way. - Beautiful."
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"Over here, over here, Mr. Hughes."
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"When are you gonna fly around the world again?"
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"You gonna fly with Kate next time? Did you get lonely without her?"
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"- Talk to Lindbergh about your flight yet? - Where's Linda Darnell tonight?"
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"- Please, Mr. Hughes. - Right here. Right here, Mr. Hughes."
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"Are you trying to be more famous than Lindbergh?"
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"You know, fame is supposed to be my turf."
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"L. B!"
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"If you don't get more distinguished every time I see you."
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"You look so beautiful."
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"Is that true?"
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"Don't worry about it, Howard."
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"She's just working the room. It's her job, baby."
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"Sultry Southern tigress Ava Gardner dazzles the room tonight."
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"She's the newest star in the MGM galaxy."
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"And believe you me, she puts the "cheese" in "cheesecake.""
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"Well, Jane Eyre has been selling popcorn for over a hundred years, L.B."
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"Hello."
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"Hello."
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"Could you reach me a towel?"
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"I..."
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"I really can't do that."
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"I'm an idiot. I'm a complete idiot, and I'm sorry."
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"- Forget it. - No, no. I'm a vain, preening ass..."
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"...without a single redeeming feature. - That's not true. You have very good teeth."
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"Come on."
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"I've got a better idea. Take me flying. Or better yet, I'll take you flying."
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"Do your worst, Miss Hepburn."
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"Don't be so squirmy. You're gonna get on famously with Father and Mother."
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"And I'm sure they'll like you too. Once they get to know you."
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"- Hello! Hello! - Kath, hello."
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"Kathy."
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"- Who's that with the camera right there? - That's my ex-husband, Ludlow."
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"Father and Mother are just mad about Luddie."
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"- What the hell's he doing here? - Oh, he's here all the time."
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"Hello!"
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"Sorry we're late."
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"- Mom. - Oh. Oh, thank you."
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"- Dad. - Darling."
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"- Uncle Willy. - Oh, who have we got here?"
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"- Don't feel self-conscious. - Hepburns! Hepburns!"
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"Attention, please. This is Howard."
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"Howard, welcome."
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"Don't worry, he's had his lunch."
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"He likes you. That's unusual."
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"We pay our devotion to the arts here. A colony we created."
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"Julian's a painter. Abstract, of course. What's the point of painting..."
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"...something real when you can just take a picture nowadays?"
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"Where do you stand on politics, Mr. Hughes?"
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"- Excuse me? - We're all socialists here."
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"We are not."
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"You've met Mr. Roosevelt. What make you of him?"
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"What are you sniggering at?"
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"- What? What was that? - You just sniggered."
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"No, no. The dog. It seems to be crushing my feet."
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"- Oh, my God! - Buster!"
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"Hey. Hey!"
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"Don't you like dogs?"
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"I will not have you sniggering at Mr. Roosevelt."
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"- Please leave. - No. I wasn't."
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"- I thought everybody liked dogs. - Perhaps he had a bad experience."
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"Does it upset you that Howard gets more press?"
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"- A bad experience with a dog? - No, no."
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"- You are such a shy creature, aren't you? - Perhaps it was a very large dog."
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"- The press can be a damned nuisance. - Was it a Doberman?"
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"- A Doberman, Mr. Hughes? Or a dachshund? - Neither, sir."
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"- Dachshunds are little dogs, Hep dear. - They should all be lined up and shot."
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"Goya. Of course. Yes."
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"- Yes, Mexican. - What was that called?"
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"Anyway, that's the vulgar press, I'm sure. Do you read much, Mr. Hughes?"
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