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Clips from The Elephant Man (1980)

"Well, Treves, it seems to me I might as well meet this patient of yours."
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"Thank you very much. Thank you."
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"Shall we say in a few days then?"
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"Shall we say 2:00 tomorrow afternoon?"
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"Yes. Well, whatever's most convenient for you, sir."
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"2:00 then, tomorrow."
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"Thank you very much."
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"2:00!"
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"Morning, Mr. Treves. Early again, I see."
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"Yes."
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"With these early habits of yours, you'd have made a good milkman."
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"- I'll keep that in mind, Charles. - Okay, sir. Good morning."
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"He restoreth my soul."
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"He leadeth me into paths of... for His name's sake."
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"Righteousness. Righteousness."
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"He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness..."
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"for His name's sake."
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"Good. That's very good. Good."
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"When your visitor comes today, say it exactly the way you've said it."
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"So when I introduce him to you, say the words that you've learned."
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"If you have trouble with any words, I'll help you, so don't worry."
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"I will introduce him to you and say..."
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""Please meet Mr. Carr Gomm.""
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"And you will say?"
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"Hello. My name is John Merrick."
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"I'm very pleased to meet you."
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"Good! Good."
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"I'll go and get Mr. Carr Gomm."
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"It is only a physical problem."
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"He has trouble with certain sounds because of..."
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"the constrictive deformity of the mouth, but he can talk."
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"Talking's one thing, but is he able to understand what's said to him?"
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"Yes. Oh, yes! Except..."
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"Except he's so anxious to make a good impression on you..."
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"that he might seem a little nervous."
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"Come in."
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"John..."
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"may I introduce you to Mr. Carr Gomm?"
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"Mr. Carr Gomm, this is John Merrick."
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"Hello. My name is John Merrick."
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"I'm very pleased to meet you."
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"I'm very pleased to meet you."
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"How are you feeling today?"
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"I feel much better."
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"Are you comfortable here?"
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"Everybody's been very kind."
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"How is your bronchitis?"
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"Mr. Merrick likes the food here, don't you?"
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"Much better than what I'm used to."
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"Oh, yes?"
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"Yes. And what was that?"
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"Potatoes."
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"I understood that you'd been flogged."
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"I feel much better now."
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"That's splendid."
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"How do you find Mr. Treves?"
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"As a teacher, I mean."
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"Everybody's been very kind."
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"How long did you and Mr. Treves prepare for this interview?"
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"Everybody's been very kind."
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"Yes, of course, I understand."
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"Well, it's been a pleasure meeting you, Mr. Merrick."
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"Good day to you."
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"Very good, John."
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"It was very good."
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"I'll be back in a moment."
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"The Lord is my shepherd..."
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"I shall not want."
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"He maketh me lie down..."
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"It was a brave attempt, but the man was mouthing words taught by you."
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"Yes. Well, I'm sorry to have wasted your time."
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"He restoreth my soul."
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"He simply doesn't belong here."
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"He'd be better off somewhere where he can be constantly looked after."
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"I'm sorry things have turned out this way. Good day to you."
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"Yea..."
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"though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death..."
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"I fear no evil..."
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"for Thou art with me."
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"Thy rod and staff, they..."
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"Mr. Carr Gomm!"
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"Yes, what is it?"
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"It's that."
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"I didn't teach him that part."
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"Surely goodness and mercy..."
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"will follow me all the days of my life..."
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"and I'll dwell in the house of the Lord forever."
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"How did you know the rest of it? I didn't teach you the rest of it."
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"It's very strange."
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"Tell me, how did you know the rest of it?"
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"The 23rd Psalm."
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"I used to read the Bible every day."
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"I know it very well..."
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"and the Book of Common Prayer."
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"The 23rd Psalm is very beautiful. It's my favorite."
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"Treves, come and see me in my office when you're through up here."
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"There's something important I want to say to you."
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"Good-bye, Mr. Merrick. I do hope we shall meet again."
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"Well, why didn't you tell me you could read?"
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"I was frightened."
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"I see."
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"I was afraid to talk."
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"Please forgive me."
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"Can you imagine the kind of life he must have had?"
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"Yes, I think I can."
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"I don't believe so."
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"No one could possibly imagine it. I don't believe any of us can!"
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""Terrible though his appearance is..."
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"so terrible indeed that women and nervous persons..."
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"fly in horror from the sight of him..."
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"and that he is debarred from seeking to earn his livelihood in any way..."
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"yet he is superior in intelligence."
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"He can read and write, he's quiet, gentle..."
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"not to say even refined in his mind.""
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"I should very much like to meet this gentleman."
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"Have you seen this?"
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"Listen to this."
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"Hey up! Hey up!"
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"Now listen."
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"This is a letter to the London Times..."
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