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Clips from Metropolitan (1990)

"Do you think some of them could have been sent to Dad's?"
Metropolitan (1990)
"- Well, why don't you call him then? - I have. There's been no answer."
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"The term is brilliant and long overdue."
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"But it's a bit of a mouthful, isn't it - U.H.B.?"
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"Tom Townsend is hardly a phony- just mildly deluded. He's a perfectly nice guy."
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"instead of just going on and on about what a bastard Tom Townsend is."
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"But this afternoon they both went down to Washington for Holly Gilchrist's party."
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"How does he threaten me?"
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"- You stupid slut. - Oh, come on.!"
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"What has Rick done that's so terrible?"
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"He is terrible."
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"I don't think there are any reasons, except for maybe jealousy."
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"Okay, I'll tell you about Rick Von Sloneker."
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"Sounds familiar."
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"and she wouldn't eat hamburgers unless they were completely well done."
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"Any hint of redness and she'd send them back."
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"she'd only go on group dates, never individual ones."
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"to do everything they could to live life to the fullest."
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"She, in turn, became obsessed with him."
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"When Von Sloneker had gotten her blind drunk one night..."
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"he talked her into pulling a train -"
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"him, Victor Lemley, the other crew member."
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"never washing, except just putting on more and more makeup and perfume."
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"The day after Thanksgiving, she went into their stables..."
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"I've heard about that girl, and it wasn't Rick's fault."
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"Not many people could know about it."
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"based on real people, like New York magazine does."
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"Oh, that."
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"I mean, you know, seven can play."
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"Actually, I don't think Tom approves of bridge, but we should ask him anyway."
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"I intended to go and got as far as the door."
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"- What happened? - My mother got upset."
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"and that it was really important that the family be together then."
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"So, anyway, I just stayed and had a traditional Christmas with Channel 11 's traditional yule log."
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"But my mother insisted. It was a real nightmare."
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"First, the doorman at my father's building wouldn't let me up."
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"Then there was some confusion and whispering..."
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"and, finally, they gave me a piece of paper with a Santa Fe, New Mexico address on it."
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"They took me up to the apartment, and except for some paper and litter..."
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"and wire coat hangers lying around, it was completely empty."
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"That's awful. There must be some explanation."
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"Maybe I was just kidding myself."
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"The titled aristocracy are the scum of the Earth."
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"What really makes me furious is that you have a whole class of people-"
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"with members of society whose social positions are secure no matter what they do."
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"I don't have one anymore."
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"Well, that's less important."
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"I had no cards. Why did you call?"
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"I felt like it."
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"Playing strip poker with an exhibitionist somehow takes the challenge away."
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"He moves to another state without telling me..."
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"- That's awfully pessimistic. - It's the way things are."
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"The most important thing to realize about parents..."
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"is that there's absolutely nothing you can do about them."
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"You look terrific."
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"If the dime falls in on your turn, you lose..."
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"Yeah. The more embarrassing, the better."
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"Sometimes you can find out the most amazing things."
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"It can really be incredible."
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"What do you have to hide?"
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"What you say might be true among people who don't know each other well..."
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"- Well, this isn't fair. If Audrey doesn't - - No. Go ahead. I'll play."
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"No, something specific."
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"- You don't have to answer that. - No, it's okay. I'm not embarrassed."
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"So,you're just another hypocrite."
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"I have a question."
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"With absolute honesty and frankness..."
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"I suppose it's possible, but what's the point?"
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"It's terrible."
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"And it's not just because you're smart and good-looking and -"
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"It's because they can see that- that you're a good person."
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"Doesn't Serena look awful here? She's not exactly photogenic."
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"I can't help wondering why my stepmother's suddenly so willing to have me come."
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"- Everyone's going tonight? - No. Just me."
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"The others were natural outgrowths of local UHB formations."
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"I like it a lot."
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"a real relief from these hypercritical New York girls."
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"What's everyone else doing then?"
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"daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Johnston."
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"Nick said he thought this would be the last real deb season."
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"Um, Cynthia's coming up with-with Rick Von Sloneker."
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"This is Rick Von Sloneker and Victor Lemley."
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"- What a clown. - Is it true you're a baron?"
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"I don't take that sort of thing seriously though."
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"You really take that sort of thing seriously? I can't."
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"No. I mean, it was idiotic of me to... approach you that way."
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"- I hadn't intended to. - No, it wasn't idiotic."
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"and Cadet Lieutenant George Frawley of our armed services."
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"- Hello. - Hi."
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"I go away for a couple of hours, and you have Von Sloneker up here?"
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"A Polly Perkins? There isn't any Polly Perkins. You know that."
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"Name one girl."
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"Rick keeps a collection of panties of the girls that he's seduced."
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"Oh, when they later kill themselves, do you do anything special to memorialize them?"
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"Before you complained that I said it behind your back."
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"He's the scoundrel. I should have thrashed him."
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"A composite!"
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"I'm about to go upstate to the domain of a stepmother of untrammeled malevolence..."
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"Well, who could blame her?"
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"I'll help you with your stuff."
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"Why don't we all go see Nick off?"
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"Apparently, I failed to live up to them."
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"- Good-bye, Tom. - Good luck."
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"- Bye. - Good-bye."
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"- She believed it? - Oh, completely."
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"Someone goes through the trouble of writing you a real letter, I save it."
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"And what if someone who wrote you becomes famous?"
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"Anybody who writes me who expects to become famous should keep carbons."
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"If someone takes the trouble to write you a substantial letter, you do not throw it out."
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"- She kept them? - Mmm. I'm sure."
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"Audrey Rouget."
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"Then I was still intensely involved with her, though in a negative way. Full of bitterness."
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"Well, it's not so queer really."
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"and Audrey apparently didn't think people's letters should be destroyed that way."
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"The really odd thing was though, while I was with Serena, who's really nice and who's so good-looking -"
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"On the big night I'd looked forward to for a week..."
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"People shouldn't get married till their late 20s, and that's a long way off."
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"- Well, your timing is really awful. - What do you mean?"
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"Damn. I'll get it. I want to continue this."
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"I asked for that Truth question with a specific idea in mind..."
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