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Clips from Funny Face (1957)

"Should come here to die"
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"Bonjour!"
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"Am I here?"
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"Is it reaI?"
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"There's still one place I've got to go"
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"You said that you were so exhausted"
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"You told me that you had to rest"
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"Let's all Iet our hair down"
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"We're in the same boat"
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"Bonjour!"
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"Well, how was that?"
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"- AllÙ? - (chatter)"
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"DuvaI! I can't hear myseIf think, and I'm trying to think in French."
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"- Maggie! - Ssh! I'm calling again."
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"I shouIdn't design a collection for you."
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"I am jeopardising my position with Harper's Bazaar and Vogue,"
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"all for a girI who does not appear."
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"You're too important forjeopardy. Relax. She will be here without fail."
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"You said she would be here at ten this morning. It is now past five."
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"- She's not at the hoteI. - Forget about her."
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"We've started the campaign. There isn't time to get someone else."
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"Well, where is she?"
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"Maybe at the top of the EiffeI Tower, or the bottom of the Seine."
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"Maybe she's in a traffic jam. How should I know?"
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"(both) Bonjour, Paris"
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"Bonjour, bonjour."
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"I'm throwing a shindig to christen the Quality Woman."
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"Leave it to Dick to find a delicatessen in Paris."
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"Imported all the way from Napa Valley, CaIifornia."
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"Melons from Florida."
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"About the guest of honour. Where is she? How does she Iook?"
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"If she's here, she Iooks invisibIe."
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"- She didn't show? - She did not."
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"These gentlemen are waiting to do her face, hair."
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"DuvaI needs measurements. Where is she?"
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"I wouIdn't Iike to swear in court, but I have an idea."
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"(Miss Prescott) Do keep it to yourself!"
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"I'll have her here tomorrow morning at ten without faiI."
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"In the meantime, be my guests."
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"(beeping)"
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"Je vous dÈteste!"
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"Thank you."
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"Monsieur, Gigi would like to dance."
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"- Who's Gigi? - I am Gigi."
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"Avaricious, av..."
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"I feeI a hostiIe vibration."
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"That'll be me. Sorry."
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"Three hours. It is the uItimate in concentration."
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"Feels so good when you stop."
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"Peace through understanding is the only real..."
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"Well, hello. How are you?"
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"Just fine, thank you. How are you?"
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"How Iong have you been in Paris?"
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"How do you do, boys?"
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"Would you mind if I had my own conversation with this lady?"
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"- They don't understand English. - You were talking English."
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"It's hard to expIain, but it's all part of empathicaIism."
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"- Sort of Iike a dog. - ObviousIy, you don't understand."
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"- I am. - I understand more than you think."
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"- If you're saying that the wine... - Let me show you something."
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"And that you not only look like, but you are, a mess of worms."
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"I'll bet you've been here all these years"
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"because if you Ieft, you'd be picked up for vagrancy."
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"- Bravo. - Your defence rests."
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"This isn't funny. You don't belong here."
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"Neither do you, which brings us to why I'm here."
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"No, thanks, I'm busy. Didn't Gigi tell you?"
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"That's very rude, refusing to dance with Mimi."
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"We think freely here. If a girl wants to dance with a man, she asks him."
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"I can see that. Do you ask men to dance with you?"
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"Isn't it time you reaIised"
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"that dancing is nothing more than a form of expression or release?"
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"There's no need to be formaI or cute about it."
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"As a matter of fact, I rather feeI Iike expressing myseIf now."
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"- Bonsoir. Vous Ètiez formidable. - Merci."
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"You talk a lot about empathy. Ever do anything about it yourself?"
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"I don't know what you mean."
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"- Why not throw some empathy my way? - I still don't know what you mean."
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"An empathicalist should feel me asking for unemployment insurance."
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"Show up where?"
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"They've been waiting for you at DuvaI's all day."
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"I had no idea. Nobody toId me."
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"We've been calling you on the telephone for hours."
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"I've been at the cafÈ all day. I'm terribIy sorry."
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"I don't want to sound Iike the personneI department,"
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"but you ought to get to bed early. The camera picks up everything."
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"When we're done, you can spend all your time making small talk."
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"Small talk? I suppose you think the neckline of a dress"
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"Anything you don't understand, you call small talk."
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"- What do you think of Flostre? - Don't change the subject."
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"- It's the same subject. - I haven't met FIostre."
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"You haven't? By now I thought you two'd be buddies."
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"You don't find Flostre in cafÈs, except on special occasions."
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"Not everyone interested in empathicalism meets him,"
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"any more than every American meets the President."
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"An invitation to Flostre's home is a great honour,"
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"The White House."
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"I don't think jokes about FIostre are funny."
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"No more jokes. But let's be friendly. We have to work together."
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"You don't have to be friendly to work together. Acquainted will do."
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"Am I supposed to go over to DuvaI's now?"
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"I said you'd be there at 10:30am."
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"- I'll be there. - Promise?"
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"I said I'd be there, and I will."
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"- Alright. - This is where I get off."
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"Wait a minute. Don't go away mad."
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"I don't want you spending your Iife retouching my pictures."
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"You are mad, aren't you?"
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"I'm hurt, and disappointed, and..."
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"..and mad."
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"Make you sigh, or to die"
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"It's most immoraI for us to quarreI"
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"Why can't we both agree?"
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"Don't you know Ben Franklin wrote about this thing at length?"
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"On the proposition that in union there is strength"
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"Let's kiss and make up"
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"No use to break up"
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"When we can work in harmony"
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"(mooing)"
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"(Spanish music)"
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