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Clips from The Aviator (2004)

"Movie tycoon Howard Hughes must have the greatest job in the land."
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"Every night, the lucky guy escorts a different beautiful woman..."
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"... to a different dazzling event."
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"The TWA king always talks up his airline as he escorts a succession..."
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"The Hercules, ladies and gentlemen."
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"The Hercules."
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"A plane, a boat, a flying city."
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"Don't forget, every bill comes to me. They don't pay for anything."
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"- You do what it takes. - You betcha, boss."
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"How are the girls in the bomb department?"
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"Well, let's put it this way, it'll be a regular boob buffet."
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"I don't think the Air Corps men will have trouble scoring."
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"- Good. - And inside, 700 brave American soldiers..."
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"... a dozen Sherman tanks all winging their way over the Atlantic..."
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"... free from the threats of the U-boats below."
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"Could Jules Verne himself have ever imagined anything so magnificent?"
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"Could he have imagined her mammoth wingspan, longer than a football field?"
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"Don't you see how this demeans me?"
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"Since when do you care about scandal rags?"
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"Every time there's a picture of you with another woman, it's a slap in the face."
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"- Don't you understand that? - Well, that's overstating it."
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"Joan Crawford, Ginger Rogers, Linda Darnell, Joan Fontaine..."
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"...and now Bette Davis, for God's sake."
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"Look, they're Cracker Jack candy, honey. They don't mean anything to me."
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"Oh, very nice."
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"You're the one that said that all men are predators."
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"I mean, it's all in Darwin, remember?"
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"And am I to expect this behavior to continue after the wedding?"
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"What is really bothering you, Kate?"
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"Is it the women or the publicity?"
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"Can't you eat ice cream from a bowl like everyone else in the world?"
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"Don't you dare."
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"Yeah."
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"No, Odie, this is not a good time."
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"For chrissakes, we can't make The Hercules if we don't have any aluminum."
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"Wait."
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"I can hear you better now. Tell the War Production Board..."
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"...that this is an essential strategic operation."
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"If they're giving aluminum to Boeing, they can give some to Hughes Aircraft."
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"Don't set the ice cream..."
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"We gotta think of something else. If we can't get aluminum, we'll find another way."
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"You tell me. We'll find some alloy that works just as well."
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"Right. Look..."
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"- lf we can't get aluminum, we'll use wood. - You can't make a plane out of wood."
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"Why not? The damn thing is a flying boat, right?"
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"- What do they use to make boats? - Oak."
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"And think of The Hercules like a flying Spanish galleon."
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"Spanish galleons can weigh 1200 tons."
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"Good luck today."
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"We just have to find the right wood. Something light but strong."
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"- Morning, Kate. - Pine, cedar, maybe birch."
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"Catch."
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"From my farm."
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"If you like it, I can get you a bushel."
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"Trouble with Mr. Hughes?"
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"There's too much Howard Hughes in Howard Hughes."
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"That's the trouble."
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"Beautiful."
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"Don't you take Christmas off?"
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"Nice to see you. Sorry, I've got grease on my hands."
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"Have we got something to show you."
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"Take a look. The XF-11 reconnaissance flier. Spy plane, really."
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"Designed every inch of her myself."
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"She's got a top speed of 450..."
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"...which means she can outrun anything they throw against her."
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"After the Japs stole my H-1 design for their Zeros..."
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"...I needed to do them one better."
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"Yeah, she's my Buck Rogers ship."
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"She's a looker."
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"Okay, what do you got for me?"
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"Jiminy Cricket."
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"Seating capacity for 60. Wingspan, 123 feet."
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"Four Double Cyclone engines. Her ceiling's 25,000 feet."
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"- Gross weight? - 86,000, wing loading of 41 pounds."
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"So less drag on the plane in thinner air."
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"So high-cruise power, you're looking at a top speed of around 340."
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"Giving her a range of about 3000 miles."
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"- Cross-country. - Nonstop."
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"Bob..."
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"...you know something? You are a son of a bitch."
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"Yeah. Bob, you got something on your suit."
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"On your lapel. You got something on your lapel."
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"Right there, Bob."
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"You missed it. Right there."
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"Clean it off, would you?"
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"Here. Thanks."
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"No, throw it away."
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"No, over there."
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"The Constellation, but we can change that."
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"No, no."
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"It's pretty. I like her."
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"So, what kind of deal can you give me?"
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"What kind of deal can you give me?"
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"The first 40 planes off the assembly line."
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"That should give us about two years' exclusivity."
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"Hell, more than that."
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"United and American don't have the imagination for a plane like this."
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"Two years ahead of Juan Trippe, then."
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"How much?"
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"Four hundred and fifty thousand each."
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"So that's 18 million for the first 40."
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"Hell, TWA can't afford that. The damn airline's flat broke."
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"Guess I'll just have to pay for them myself."
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"Build them, Bob. Send the bill to Noah Dietrich."
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"Oh, and thank you."
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"Merry Christmas."
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"You've just placed the largest order for airplanes in the history of the damn planet."
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"Lockheed sent us a bill for $18 million."
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"Don't get all hysterical on me, Noah. It isn't good for you."
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"- This is a lot of money for planes. - I know it's a lot of money."
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"It's too damn much. You think I've got $18 million in petty cash?"
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"I should've told you. It slipped my mind."
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"- Slipped your mind? Oh, for... - Right."
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"- I'll get back to you. Bye. - How could $18 million slip your mind?"
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"Hey, honey. What are you doing home?"
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"You're not one for tears, and, well..."
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"...neither am I, so it's best to come out with it."
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"I've met someone. I've fallen in love and I'm moving out."
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"If I could make it any more gentle, I would."
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"But I can't, so..."
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