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Clips from The Aviator (2004)

"I try to stay up to snuff on the trade journals, yeah."
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"- Snuff? - These would be flying magazines?"
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"- What was that? - Oh, he's a little deaf."
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"- Pass the goddamn butter, I beg you. - You read flying magazines?"
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"Trade journals. On engineering. Aviation."
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"We read books."
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"Howard has to read the trade pieces, Mom, because he's designing a new airplane."
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"Oh, really? Do tell."
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"Well..."
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"...it's quite exciting, actually. It's a spy plane for the Air Corps."
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"A twin-engine plane with some..."
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"...I must admit, some rather unique design features."
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"You see, it has these two booms at the back..."
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"Luddie built a birdhouse once. You remember that, dear?"
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"- Yes, well, a mere trifle, darling. - I remember the painting!"
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"The painting, it's called May 18-0- something."
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"Anyway, Goya's vastly overrated. All the Spaniards are."
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"- Nonsense! Picasso is sacred. - I'm a urologist."
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"- It was quite aesthetic, really. - A sacred monster."
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"The birds don't care for it much, but the bats do."
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"- I'll bet. - That's such bunk!"
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"- Do speak up, dear. - Nothing, nothing, Mrs. Hepburn. Nothing."
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"Why did you speak? I can't abide people who speak but have nothing to say."
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"Did you go to mechanic school to learn all this airplane guff?"
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"No, no, I didn't, Luddie. No."
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"Well, Howard just flew round the world in three days."
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"- I think we've had enough about airplanes. - And dogs."
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"- Then how did you make all that money? - We don't care about money here."
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"Well, that's because you have it."
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"Would you repeat that?"
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"You don't care about money because you've always had it."
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"- How did you make all that..? - Excuse me, I'm speaking."
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"- Okay. - Thank you."
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"All right."
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"Some of us choose to work for a living."
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"Speaking of which, I have more of that airplane guff to attend to."
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"Excuse me."
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"Well, seems a rather high-strung chap."
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"You're a fine bunch of bullies, aren't you?"
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"Have you talked to Mr. Mayer about letting you do Jane Eyre?"
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"The old philistine won't budge. Too arty, don't you know."
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"I'm convinced the man hasn't read anything longer than a Katzenjammer Kids in his life."
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"No fair, kicking. You have to use the mallet."
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"Really, darling, you can't retire from the field of battle like that..."
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"...or they'll never respect you. - Katie, I don't understand."
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"You're like a different person in there."
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"They just expect me to be a certain way."
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"There's only one real Kate, and that's your Kate."
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"Over in Hollywood, aviation tycoon Howard Hughes is cooking up something big."
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"Even as he edits his new picture, he's been secretly meeting with the U.S. Air Corps."
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"We applaud his patriotism and look forward to his newest marvel."
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"You know how many Allied ships we lost because of U-boat attacks?"
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"- No. - Six hundred and eighty-one ships..."
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"...just this year so far. The Army needs a new airplane to fly the troops to Europe."
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"These ships, they're sitting ducks for the U-boats."
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"- You wanna build a troop-carrier plane? - Stop thinking like an insect."
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"Not just to carry troops, a plane to carry everything."
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"The troops and the jeeps and the tanks and whatnot. Here, take a look."
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"No. Other side."
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"I figure around 200 feet from nose to tail. Wingspan, around 300."
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"We're gonna need about 24,000 horsepower."
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"Now, this is just what Kaiser and the Army are looking for."
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"- They're gonna pay for it this time. - What are you getting us into?"
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"Well, it's a big plane, so I'm calling it The Hercules."
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"Swell name, isn't it?"
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"- How heavy you imagine this thing is? - Say around 200 tons."
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"Well, I didn't say it was gonna be easy."
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"All right, boys, I want you to rig up something like this."
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"Should give the proper uplift ratios and reduce need for torque support on the front."
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"We are not getting enough production out of Jane Russell's breasts."
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"I want smooth titties, gentlemen. Smooth titties."
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"- It's all in engineering, isn't it, Odie? - Howard..."
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"...do you really think they're gonna let you put out a whole movie just about tits?"
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"Sure. Who doesn't like tits?"
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"Good afternoon, gentlemen. Sorry I'm late."
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"Please record that Mr. Hughes has arrived and this session is now called to order."
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"- I yield the floor to Mr. Breen. - Mr. Hughes..."
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"...members of the committee, I've reviewed the photoplay entitled The Outlaw..."
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"...and I can state that I have never seen anything so unacceptable..."
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"...as the shots of the mammaries of the character named Rio."
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"For almost half the picture, the girl's mammaries, which are quite large..."
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"...and prominent, are shockingly uncovered."
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"For this reason, I concluded the picture appeals only to prurient interests..."
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"...and should be denied the Motion Picture Association's seal of approval."
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"Really, Mr. Hughes."
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"- Thank you, Mr. Breen. Mr. Hughes. - Thank you, Mr. Chairman."
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"Mr. Breen. It's good to see you again."
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"I haven't seen you all since that situation with all the violence in Scarface."
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"The situation here revolves around Miss Russell's mammaries."
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"Mr. Breen feels that they are too prominent, yes?"
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"More prominent than other mammaries have been up on the screen?"
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"Well, I hope to dispel that notion."
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"Jean Harlow."
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"Ann Sheridan."
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"Irene Dunne."
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"Claudette Colbert."
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"Rita Hayworth."
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"Betty Grable. And the lovely Miss Jane Russell."
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"Now, all these shots, save for Miss Russell, were enlarged from pictures..."
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"...that received Mr. Breen's seal of approval."
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"Now, as you've probably noticed by now, they all contain mammaries."
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"I will ask my associate to join me now. May I introduce..."
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"...Dr. Ludlow Branson of Columbia University."
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"Dr. Branson..."
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"...is a mathematician of some note."
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"Yes. And he will now demonstrate..."
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"...that in fact..."
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"...Miss Russell's mammaries are no more prominent..."
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"...than any of these other fine ladies'."
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"Doctor."
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"Doctor..."
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"...you forgot your calipers."
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"Gentlemen, Mr. Hughes."
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"Let us commence by calling this..."
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"...Mammary Exhibit Number One."
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"Now, you'll see that the length of the actual cleavage..."
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"...if I may, is..."
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"...5 inches and a quarter."
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"Now if we move to Mammary Exhibit..."
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"Dateline: Hollywoodland."
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