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Clips from A Room with a View (1986)

"It happened to the Goths."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Signorina?"
A Room with a View (1986)
"The smell!"
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"Every city, let me tell you, has its own smell."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Then, let's go home."
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"There's no point in our stopping."
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"How very kind you've been. I can go alone. Thank you."
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"- My photographs! - What photographs?"
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"I must have dropped them in the square. Would you be so kind...?"
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"Miss Honeychurch!"
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"You're not fit enough to go alone."
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"- I am. - No, you're not!"
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"Besides, that way, you'd have to fly over the wall."
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"I mean, Italians are so kind, so lovable, and yet at the same time so violent."
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"Well, I owe you a thousand apologies."
A Room with a View (1986)
"And... I want to ask you a great favor."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Ladies especially, I'm afraid."
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"What was that? I believe it was my photographs!"
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"Well, thank you... again."
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"How quickly accidents happen. Then one returns to the old life."
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"You can't object in such a landscape."
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"- I'm here as a tourist. - Indeed?"
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"We residents sometimes pity you poor tourists not a little."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Handed about like parcels from Venice to Florence to Rome,"
A Room with a View (1986)
"unconscious of anything outside Baedeker, anxious to get done and go on elsewhere."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Over there, Miss Honeychurch,"
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"the villa of my dear friend Lady Laverstock,"
A Room with a View (1986)
"An American of the best type. So rare!"
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"I'm on the railways."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Yellow dog!"
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"What?! Stop at once!"
A Room with a View (1986)
"I'm not having this."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Ferma la carrozza subitol"
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"Have we bolted?"
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"What? Is Phaethon misbehaving with his Persephone?"
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"- Please, I'll deal with them. - Leave them."
A Room with a View (1986)
"Do we find happiness so often that we should turn it away?"
A Room with a View (1986)
"Espoirl"
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"Is that your son?"
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"He's saying his creed."
A Room with a View (1986)
"One more lump, if I might trouble you, Mr. Beebe."
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"Love!"
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"Why don't you join them, dear?"
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"I want to stop here with you."
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"Lucy, you have the other one."
A Room with a View (1986)
"And she never went back to Weybridge?"
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"No, no. Don't be alarmed. This is not a cold."
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"I shall go and find Mr. Beebe."
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"Oh, do, dear. He will be so pleased."
A Room with a View (1986)
"- Did she really marry this Italian? - In the church at Monteriano."
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"Vain to deny it."
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"Andiamo."
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"Andiamol"
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"George. George."
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"Even scientifically, the chances against being struck are enormous."
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"- The driver? - My dear girl, no. Mr. George Emerson."
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"One's lucky to get as much as a yes or no out of him."
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"They seldom keep their exploits to themselves."
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"Very well. I'll speak to him."
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"Oh, no, my dear Lucy. I think it is for me to do that."
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"He should have been here at least an hour ago."
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"Don't stand there, dear. You will be seen from the outside."
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"No, my dear, you will do no such thing."
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"My poor dear girl, you are so young!"
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"This afternoon, if I had not arrived, what would have happened?"
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"- I can't think. - Answer me, Lucia."
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"I have failed in my duty to your mother. She will never forgive me when you tell her."
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"Come away from the window!"
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"And deservedly."
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"I suppose I do, generally."
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"And, as I've said before, I am to blame."
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"She will think so... if you tell her."
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"I shall never speak of it to Mother or anyone."
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"We'll both be as silent as the grave."
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"But, of course, we have not had a full week."
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"Yes, but we've only had half a week, so I calculate we owe you half the price."
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"I'm the loser. I could have let them rooms five times over."
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"Buonasera. Grazie."
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"I wish to have a word with you, Mr. Emerson, in the drawing room, please."
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"- Nor me. - You?"
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"- He asked my permission also. - Whatever did you say?"
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"- I said no. - What?!"
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"It's the way he put it - wouldn't it be a splendid thing for Lucy if he married her?"
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"Wasn't I off my head with joy? So I said no, I wasn't."
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"Dear Cecil, what joy!"
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"- Well, welcome as one of the family. - Thank you."
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"- Mother? - Lucy."
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"Freddy!"
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"- Mr. Beebe. - Thank you, Mary."
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"Hello, Mr. Vyse, I've come for tea. Do you suppose I shall get it?"
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"Food is the one thing one does get here."
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"- What an extraordinary thing! - One of Freddy's bones."
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"He's terrible. A most unpromising youth. So unlike his sister."
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"You think his sister is promising?"
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"I have a pet theory about Miss Honeychurch."
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"Is it not odd that she should play Beethoven with such passion and live so quietly?"
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"I suspect that one day..."
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"...music and life will mingle."
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"Then she will be wonderful in both."
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"I trust that day is at hand. She has just promised to marry me."
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"I'm awfully sorry. I'd no idea you were so intimate with her."
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"I want you to be supremely happy."
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"Just in time. How dare you be so serious!"
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"- Summer Street will never be the same. - It's too small for anyone like ourselves."
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"It might attract the wrong type. The trains have improved so."
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"Fatal. What are five miles from the station these days?"
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"Sir Harry, how about spinsters as tenants?"
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"Most certainly! That is, if they are gentlewomen."
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"Sir Harry, beware of these gentlewomen. Only let to a man."
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"You'd love the Miss Alans."
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"Wasn't there a lady novelist and a free-thinking father and son?"
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"is that, if I trouble no one, I may do as I like."
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"It is, I dare say, an example of my decadence."
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"You're very fortunate. Leisure is a wonderful opportunity."
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"It's disgusting the way an engagement is regarded as public property."
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"One has to go through it. They won't notice us much next time."
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"An engagement - horrid word in the first place -"
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"- There's your philosophizing parson. - Don't you like Mr. Beebe?"
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"Mr. Beebe, I've had a wonderful idea."
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"I'm going to write to our Miss Alans and ask them to take Sir Harry's villa."
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