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Clips from Funny Face (1957)

"- Just after Iunch. - Professor, don't beIieve them."
Funny Face (1957)
"We want to sit at your feet and Iearn."
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"You Ieave his feet aIone."
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"Professor, they want to make a fooI of you."
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"- Are you making a fooI of him? - Me?"
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"You're making things difficult. You don't own empathicalism."
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"It's in the pubIic domain."
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"- Why don't you trust these people? - Because I know them well."
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"I know what they're here for and it is not guidance."
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"Don't Iisten to her. She is a chiId."
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"They came to see me, not you."
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"To get me over to DuvaI's to modeI their collection."
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"- I shouId have known. - You shouId've heard what he said."
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"You've said enough, Mr Avery."
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"Not yet. I haven't toId you what a phoney you are."
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"- Get out of my house. - I'm not ready to Ieave."
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"I think I can change your mind."
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"- Catch! - (Jo screams)"
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"Oh! Oh, no!"
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"Look what you've done! Bursting in here Iike a hoodIum."
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"- I never touched him. - Go away!"
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"It's time you woke up to your responsibiIities."
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"DuvaI can't show his collection without you."
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"You can't do this to him, or to all the others."
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"I'm not interested in your peopIe."
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"- Your empathy is a IittIe one-sided. - Get out!"
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"Alright!"
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"I assume you mean me, too."
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"On you it Iooks cute, sugar."
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"Well, you fixed everything!"
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"If you can't Iick 'em, join 'em and if you can't join 'em, Iick 'em!"
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"- Tell DuvaI I'm sorry. - Where are you going?"
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"There's a plane to New York at 10:30pm and I'm on it."
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"You can't do this to me! Come back!"
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"How dare you Ieave me in the street Iike this! Taxi!"
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"- Have they gone? - They've gone."
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"- And you're still here? - I'm still here."
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"Are you alright?"
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"Well."
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"In fact, I feeI wonderfuI."
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"I can't tell you how sorry I am."
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"I had no idea they were coming, or what got into Dick."
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"My dear, you mustn't assume guilt for something that was unavoidable."
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"They've gone."
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"You are here. That's all that matters now."
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"Nice of you to say so, but it was me..."
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"You have the most penetrating eyes."
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"I can still see them when I cIose mine."
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"Would there be any value in my contacting philosophers"
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"in cities Iike Omaha and Detroit and..."
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"and acquainting them with empathicalism?"
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"Your mouth suggests to me burgundy velvet."
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"Dr Post, who runs a shop I worked in, has contacts in severaI universities."
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"Don't say another word."
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"- But I came here to taIk. - We'll taIk."
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"- Later. - Why don't I come back Iater?"
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"But I need you now."
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"You're talking like a man."
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"That's not what I came to taIk about."
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"- Don't come any closer. - Why are you behaving like this?"
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"- You come from Greenwich Village. - I'm moving uptown. Yonkers."
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"But before you move..."
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"I cannot keep them waiting. I must make an announcement."
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"- What shall I say? - Tell them it was all my fauIt."
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"Maggie, where's Dick?"
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"You told him to go and he went. He flies at 10:30pm."
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"- You must do the collection! - Later. I've got to get to Dick."
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"- We are so Iate aIready. - I want to heIp."
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"- I can put myseIf in your pIace. - Maggie, that's empathy!"
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"That's what you've been talking about! Why didn't you say?"
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"Get to work. I'll take care of Dick. Leave it to me!"
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"Lettie, what is the name of Dick Avery's hoteI?"
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"- Le Savoyard. - Get me the number."
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"- How Iong before we can begin? - We're ready."
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"Messieurs et mesdames."
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"We are proud to bring you a new collection by PauI DuvaI,"
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"inspired by the Quality Woman,"
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"chosen to represent a great American fashion magazine, Quality."
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"We begin with Hors d'Oeuvre."
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"(bell rings)"
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"(woman) He doesn't answer, madame. I will give you the desk."
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"(phone rings)"
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"Hello. MonsieurAvery? He just Ieft."
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"Well, run out and get him! It's urgent!"
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"Oui, madame."
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"I'm so sorry. It was too Iate."
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"- Did you get him? - No. We'll get him at the airport."
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"- I can't find it! - How are you spelling it?"
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"- You were there! - I'm just so nervous."
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"(announcer) Monsieurs et mesdames, Jonquille."
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"You can board your plane now, monsieur. Pleasant flight."
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"Thanks."
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"(loudspeaker) Attention! Attention!"
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"They promised they'd get my message to him before he boarded."
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"I'm sure he got it. He didn't want to taIk to me."
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"I don't bIame him. I hurt him too much."
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"What a beautifuI bride!"
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"Yes. Pity it isn't her wedding."
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"Keep away from me, you!"
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"If you Iay one finger on me, I will call your embassy."
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"I want to apoIogise. She wasn't worth fighting about."
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"- Don't tell me I did that! - You?"
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"You didn't even give me a headache."
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"She did this to me, with a statue that cost 200,000 francs."
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"- She gave you 18 stitches? - And a gashed Iip."
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"And six stitches in my ear."
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"Professor, I Iove every broken bone in your body!"
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"Excuse me, DuvaI. Where is Jo?"
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"- Where is she? - I don't know, she was here..."
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"Lettie! Have you seen Jo?"
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"Maggie, where's Jo? Have you seen her?"
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"She was here, but she's disappeared."
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"- Did she say where she was going? - I understand now."
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"She put herself in your place, so put yourself in her place."
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"You'll meet each other in somebody's place."
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"That's it! Maggie, you ought to be president."
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"I thought I was!"
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"I Iove your funny face"
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"Your sunny, funny..."
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"- 'S marvellous - 'S marvellous"
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