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Clips from The King and I (1956)

"- Good morning. - You think you teach king lesson!"
The King and I (1956)
"This is one lesson you do not be paid for teaching!"
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"You will stop instructing wives and children in Home Sweet House"
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"in order to remind me of breaking promises I never make, et cetera."
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"You did promise me a house. A brick residence adjoining the palace."
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"Oh, no, Your Majesty."
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"No, Your Majesty, that is not true. I am most certainly not your servant!"
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"If you do not give me the house you promised,"
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"I shall be forced to return to England."
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"I let her do nothing that is not my pleasure."
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"I do not wish to leave them. I love them too, quite extraordinarily."
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"I cannot stay where a promise has no meaning."
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"I will hear no more!"
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"but where everything still remains according to the wishes of the king!"
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"You will say no more! No more!"
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"Out, out, out!"
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"Indeed? And why must I?"
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"I plan to leave on the next sailing."
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"Please, Mrs. Anna."
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"Did he send you here to ask me?"
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"King is in terrible distress, not knowing where to turn."
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"which describe king as barbarian"
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"You mean, to advise him?"
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"And he will not bring up subject. You must do it for him."
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"Please, Lady Thiang, I simply cannot go to him, especially without"
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"his having asked for me."
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"What more can I say to you?"
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"This is a man who thinks with his heart,"
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"His heart is not always wise."
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"This is a man who stumbles and falls."
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"But this is a man who tries."
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"This is a man you'll forgive and forgive,"
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"and help and protect,"
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"as long as you live."
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"What you would have him say,"
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"But now and then he'll say"
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"something wonderful."
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"The thoughtless things he'll do"
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"will hurt and worry you."
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"something wonderful."
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"He has a thousand dreams"
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"that won't come true,"
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"for you"
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"You'll always go along,"
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"And tell him when he's strong,"
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"And so he'll get your love."
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"Your Majesty."
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"- I am sorry, Your Majesty, but... - Good! You apologize."
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"Anything you wish to discuss with me?"
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"Very well, Your Majesty. In that case I shall say good night."
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"- What, what, what? - I wonder..."
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"- When the boat came from Singapore... - Singapore!"
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"Oh, but this is a lie!"
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"What have you decided to do about it?"
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"if someone were sending a lie about me to England,"
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"Is that what you have decided to do, Your Majesty?"
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"Yes, that is what I have decided to do. But how?"
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"Well, my guess would be that you would seek"
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"Personal contact! When British ambassador and party arrive in Siam..."
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"You call him this?"
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"We are old friends. I knew him in London before I was married."
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"of thieves who would try to steal my country."
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"My guess is that you will not fight with your distinguished visitors."
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"- I will not? - No, Your Majesty."
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"You will entertain them in a particularly grand manner."
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"That's it, Your Majesty. Stand up to them."
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"It's an expression, Your Majesty."
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"show them your most intelligent men and most beautiful women."
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"Shall it be proper for my women to put their best bare feet fonuard?"
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"I wish him to know we are also Europeans."
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"We could give them a theatrical performance."
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"Tuptim has written a play, her own version of Uncle Tom's Cabin."
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"- Using best gold chopsticks. - Chopsticks?"
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"You are to order finest gold knives and forks."
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"An inspired idea, Your Majesty."
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"Excellent, Your Majesty."
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"One week? Your Majesty, one week!"
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"First, we ask help from Buddha."
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"Bow to him. Bow, bow, bow."
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"Oh, Buddha, give us the aid of your strength and your wisdom."
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"Oh, Buddha give us the aid of your strength"
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"and your wisdom."
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"And help us to prove to the visiting English"
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"and therefore unworthy of your interest."
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"We will build her a house of her own:"
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"A brick residence"
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"- Your Majesty... - Oh!"
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"a house."
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"A brick residence adjoining royal palace..."
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"according to agreement..."
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"et cetera."
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"- Thank you. - No, thank you."
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"Oh, my goodness gracious!"
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"Oh, I forgot! They have practically no undergarments."
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"Undergarments! Of what importance are undergarments at this time?"
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"All properly dressed English ladies always wear undergarments."
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"What is so extraordinary about bare shoulders?"
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"But is different because of not wearing"
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"covering-ups on other parts of body, and therefore..."
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"Therefore what?"
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"Mrs. Anna, Mrs. Anna. They are cannibals."
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"They will eat us!"
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"So!"
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"Your Majesty."
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"I am pleased. Cigar."
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"Thank you."
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"And this is Madame Leonowens,"
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"teacher of English language, customs, et cetera, in royal household."
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"Royal wives."
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"He has the head of a goat!"
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"Evil eye! Evil eye!"
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"Ladies, come back! Come back. Oh, dear."
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"Oh, is that what started the panic?"
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"You have attractive pupils."
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"Well, next month, expecting five more."
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"For England? I have no one there, Edward."
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"No one, Anna?"
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"Hear that?"
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"We danced to that once."
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"Not very often."
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