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Clips from Funny Face (1957)

"Your sunny, funny face"
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"Is this what you call rest?"
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"Bonjour, Paris"
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"- Bonjour. - Bonjour."
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"I'll give you your way"
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"- Why am I so happy? - Because I say you are."
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"La steam!"
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"But we've decided not to Iet it spoiI the ball"
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"That's it. You're homesick."
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"You'll be as IoveIy as can be"
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"You gotta be cheery"
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"I'm certain you'll not be disappointed."
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""Having an evening of internationaI phiIosophy, poetry,"
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"You'll never get in."
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"Gimme that, gimme that crazy knocked-out beat!"
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"We realise what futile lives we lead."
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"Will you please leave?"
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"Professor Flostre, I came to talk with a philosopher."
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"TrËs gai, trËs chic, trËs magnifique"
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"You said you needed sleep"
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"Now that he's dead, she Ioves him."
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"Green's obscene, brown's taboo"
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"I must ask you to Ieave."
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"It's too good to be true"
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"I thought that you were tired"
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"We both should do"
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"And take someone who isn't emotionally involved. Like me."
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"Or should I run?"
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"Longer."
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"(all) We're strictly tourists"
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"I heard you say that you"
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"I wouIdn't presume to tell a woman"
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"That's for me"
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"Forget it?"
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"For worlds I'd not replace"
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"Think pink, think pink"
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"Don't know where-a"
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"people everywhere will know that only empathicalism can bring peace."
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"(man) I Iove your funny face"
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"What do you call beautifuI? A tree. You'll Iook Iike a tree."
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"makes for world-shaking conversation?"
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"Clap your hands, slap your thighs, gimme some heat, man!"
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"Though you're no Mona Lisa"
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"And she Ioves"
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"Red is dead, blue is through"
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"That'll be $52 and 75 cents, and $1.20 for the taxi."
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"For you're a cutie"
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"Oh, yes."
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"Thank you. We have everything we need."
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"You said you ought to rest"
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"Clap your hands"
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"Personality-N-T"
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"Melissa, help me with this lamp. It's heavy."
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"Hit it."
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"Think pink! Forget that Dior says black and rust"
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"The dish ran away with the spoon."
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"Come on, let's wake up"
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"Hallelujah! Hallelujah!"
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"(slow, moodyjazz)"
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"Your sunny"
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"(applause)"
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"You can't blame me for feeling amorous"
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"Oh, 's wonderfuI"
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"A magazine must have..."
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"Yes. D for down."
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"It just can't Iie around."
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"In the 60 years of Quality magazine, this hits rock bottom."
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"burn the blue,"
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"Hang five in pink"
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"If you got a IittIe pink"
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"In your swing"
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"Feels so gay, feels so bright"
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"Think pink! Think pink, and you're Michelangelo"
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"Everything's rosy"
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"Everything that you can think"
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"Think pink"
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"Think pink, think pink, think pink!"
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"From now on, girls..."
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"- Now what? - Just you Iisten."
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"To which you gotta switch"
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"because you are intellectual, always thinking."
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"Marion, dear, what are you reading?"
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"and I'll never be abIe to pick up HaroId's Iaundry."
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"- Are you the owner? - No, Dr Post is."
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"Please tell me what this is about."
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"Haven't poor people like us a right to make a living?"
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"are not respected by the group, the group cannot exist."
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"It's chi-chi and an unreaIistic approach to seIf-impressions."
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"Alright, here we go."
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"Just hand them to me."
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"Most people think they're beautiful dresses on beautiful women."
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"I do what I do for a Iiving. It has to do with suppIy and demand."
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"Who goes to Paris for Iectures?"
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"The most sensible approach to true understanding and peace of mind."
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"Don't be silly. Everybody wants to be kissed, even philosophers."
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"I'll Iet you out."
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"Goodbye."
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"What's the clue to pursue?"
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"How Iong has this been going on?"
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"This is grand"
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"Do all of this?"
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"(Miss Prescott) A fantastic idea."
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"Had no plan for a man"
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"She's fresh."
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"My philosophic search"
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"Miss Prescott's secretary will deaI with you."
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"How Iong has this been going on?"
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"- I'm not promising anything. - You don't have to."
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"- Talks incessantly. - The body's good."
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"The eyebrows up, a Iight powder."
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"Maybe you should give them a chance..."
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"$53.95."
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"I'll do that."
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"This is your idea?"
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"Oh, it's you."
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"Bring her back, girls, alive!"
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"- (knock at door) - (woman) Is that girI in there?"
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"When I'm done, you'll Iook Iike..."
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"Or a means to a beginning, according to how it works out."
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"- Flostre? - Yeah."
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