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Clips from Funny Face (1957)

"I have asked you here to meet the woman seIected to represent"
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"the most discriminating publication in the world, Quality."
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"Let's forget it and get this over with."
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"Attack Flostre and you attack the things I believe in."
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"We're fortunate to have found out these things now."
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"for her appearance, her grace, her poise..."
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"We can never reconcile our differences."
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"They are too elemental."
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"This is no time to discuss our differences."
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"Please, let's get this show on."
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"Yes, the show! Our personaI Iives don't matter!"
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"- Would you please sit down? - Leave me alone!"
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"(Miss Prescott) What does that one say?"
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"They all say the same thing. Everyone in Paris is Iaughing."
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"- I'm not. - This is all your fauIt."
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"I know. I said things I shouIdn't have. She got upset."
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"- Just a Iovers' quarreI. - A what?"
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"- You and that girI... - Why not?"
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"ImpossibIe! You're in the fashion worId."
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"We're cold, artificial and without sentiment."
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"- How can you be in Iove? - I'm a bIack sheep."
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"What about my collection? Without her I cannot show it."
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"- The gowns were sewn on her! - I'm facing ruin!"
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"She'll show up. The girI has integrity."
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"She's filled with virtues. Only she's not wasting them on us."
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"I went to the cafÈ. She isn't there."
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"So where is she?"
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"So I bribed the desk cIerk into Ietting me copy her phone messages."
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""At 10:15, Dick Avery called.""
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""At 11:30, Dick Avery called.""
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""At 12:16, Professor Flostre called.""
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"song and meditation tonight at my salon.""
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""Would be delighted if you would join us. Emile Flostre.""
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"That's where she'll be tonight."
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"Not showing my collection. I'm ruined."
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"I'll go to FIostre's tonight and bring her back."
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"Empathicalists have a very firm way with hostile vibrations."
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"Let's turn into a couple of friendly vibrations."
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"UntiI we get in. As they say, if you can't Iick 'em, join 'em."
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"- Do I Iook grubby enough? - Yeah. How's the beard?"
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"- Full of pizzazz. - Come on."
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"Oui? Qui est vous?"
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"Nous sommes voyager ici pour la meditation."
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"Quels noms?"
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"La."
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"Ah! Monsieur et Madame Barker de Florida."
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"- Florida. - That's us. De Tallahassee."
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"Bon. Entrez."
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"- Come on, sugar. - Alright, darlin'."
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"- O˘ est Flostre? - Pourquoi?"
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"I don't know. I just asked."
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"On me demande"
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"- (woman sobs) - Pourquoije I'ai tuÈ"
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"C'est triste!"
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"- What's the matter? - The song's a bundle of laughs."
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"Un moment de passion engageante Je le dÈtestais"
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"Mais quandje I'ai vu"
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"Now that the poor thing is dead..."
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"Je suis complËtement dÈrangÈe"
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"Et maintenant"
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"Il n'y a plus rien"
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"Now she's gonna get even."
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"Corbillard"
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"(man) C'est tragique!"
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"- C'est tragique! - You can say that again."
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"Hey!"
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"Look up the airstay."
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"Un moment, s'il vous plaÓt."
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"Suivez moi. Il me semble qu'ily a une erreur."
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"Ily a un autre couple qui s'appelle Barker de Florida."
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"Oh-oh, the reaI Barkers."
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"Now what's this all about?"
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"- They are not from Tallahassee! - They ain't even from Miami."
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"I've never seen these peopIe in Tallahassee,"
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"and I have been in every corner of Tallahassee."
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"- Is this some sort of a gag? - I know who he is!"
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"- Il est un photographer de fashion. - Fashion?!"
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"She's a fashion editor. Get 'em out!"
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"At once, or Mr Flostre will hear about this."
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"Now the hostile vibrations have gone..."
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"Attendez! We are ready for your show."
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"- Command performance! - Come on, Mama. We're on."
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"Let's give 'em the old pizzazz."
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"Ring-a dem bells"
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"Ring-a dem bells"
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"We is goin'"
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"It's up there-a"
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"Somehow we gotta"
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"Climb that stair-a"
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"Ring-a dem..."
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"Bells"
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"(rings)"
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"Come, all you children, gather around"
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"Gather around, you children!"
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"And we will Iose that eviI spirit called voodoo"
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"Jubilee today"
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"He'll never hound you, step on the ground you..."
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"And join the jubilee!"
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"Clap your hands"
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"On the sands of time"
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"Remember trouble must be treated just like a rebel"
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"Send it to the deviI"
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"Slap your thighs"
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"Everybody come along and join the jubilee!"
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"So ring-a dem bells"
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"Bells!"
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"Well, Mr Tallahassee, how we doin'?"
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"Why, we's the two most friendly vibrations you ever seen."
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"- To get to the second floor! - You is a genius!"
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"Roses are red, the violets are blue,"
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"You gotta... if you wanna get to the promised Iand"
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"You gotta clap your hands"
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"When you hear that Dixieland, you gotta clap your hands"
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"Clap-a your hands"
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"Hallelujah! Hallelu... Hallelu..."
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"(Jo) IntellectuaI gratification is nonexistent."
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"- Only you can fulfil that potential. - This is it."
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"- Flostre, there you are. - Professor, we need you."
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"What are you doing here? You Iook ridicuIous!"
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"- When did you realise this? - Today. At about two o'clock."
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