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Clips from Match Point (2005)

"The man who said, "I'd rather be lucky than good,""
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"People are afraid to face how great a part of life is dependent on luck."
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"It's scary to think so much is out of one's control."
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"and for a split second it can either go forward or fall back."
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"With a little luck, it goes forward and you win."
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"Or maybe it doesn't, and you lose."
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"Sorry."
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"Just this way."
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"So the Beach Club Marbella, tennis instructor."
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"Stanford House. Forte Village, Sardinia. Nice."
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"Yes. I've had a good deal of experience."
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"Yeah, so I see."
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"I thank God every day I don't have to do it."
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"Constant traveling, and I was never going to be Rusedski or Agassi."
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"You have to really want it."
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"Not that I have their talent."
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"Well, your credentials and references are excellent."
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"And you want to live in London?"
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"Very much. Very much."
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"We have a very exclusive membership here."
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"You can begin this weekend?"
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"Thank you. Thank you very much."
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"That's your sofa, which also doubles up as a bed."
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"Which is great, you know, 'cause you can be watching some telly,"
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"You can just open it up, get your kip."
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"Kitchen just through there."
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"All your amenities, fixtures, fittings, washer-dryer..."
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"Lovely view, not overlooked."
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"This is 225 a week?"
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"Well, it's London, mate. Bang, mate. If you don't like it, move to Leeds."
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"D'you know what I mean? You got a wok?"
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"You got a wok? It's one of those Oriental, sort of conical pans."
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"he left one in there. You're welcome to it. I'll throw that in."
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"- I'll take it. - That's a good choice."
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"Very good."
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"This is Tom Hewett."
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"- Very nice to meet you. How do you do? - Morning. Pleasure."
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"and he's very patient. Great at analyzing a player's faults."
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"I'm so out of practice. I mean, I haven't played since university,"
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"and I loved it, but I haven't picked up a racket in bloody ages, so..."
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"Don't worry, it comes back."
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"What you can't do is rush in, be discouraged."
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"OK."
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"- Well, good luck. - Thank you very much."
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"OK, so who was better, or tougher? Henman or Agassi?"
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"you held your own more than admirably."
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"For a while."
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"But as the game goes on, you see how really good they are."
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"- No, please, Tom, I insist. I insist. - No, no, no, no, no."
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"Get your dirty great forehand off."
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"Thank you. I'll get the next one."
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"Actually, I'm looking for a music store. I want to buy some CDs."
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"And they'll have a decent opera section?"
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"Opera? You like opera, really?"
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"I know this is gonna sound a bit weird,"
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"but would you like to go to the opera tomorrow night?"
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"To the opera?"
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"Yeah. We've got a box and someone's not coming."
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"It's La bloody Traviata."
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"My God. I'd love to."
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"Are you sure it's not an imposition? Can I at least pay for my seat?"
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"It's not an imposition, it'd be an absolute pleasure."
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"I just like the fact that we both share a love for opera. Brilliant."
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"So?"
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"- I said to David and Melissa... - Evening all. Hello, Mum."
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"Hello, sweetie. Very nice to see you."
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"- This is Chris. This is my father Alec. - Hello. Good to meet you."
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"I hear you're an incredible tennis player."
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"I played once, and then I gave up, then I went back, then I gave up,"
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"- then I went back - Rubbish."
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"- I'm sure Tom exaggerated my game. - I just got bored."
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"- Good evening. My pleasure. - Nice to meet you."
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"- This is my sister... Chloe. - There's a chair somewhere."
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"- I'm Chloe. Nice to meet you. - There's two more."
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"Yeah, well, the olds say thank you very much for the lovely flowers."
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"They said it was very thoughtful, and totally unnecessary."
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"But off the record, well done, A plus, 'cause they love that sort of thing."
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"Oh, they're lovely people. And your sister's very bright."
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"Frighteningly so at times. But..."
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"Anyway, she thought you were terrific, and she wanted to invite you"
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"to our country house with the parents on Sunday."
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"Chlo-Chlo, do you wanna have a knock with Chris for a bit?"
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"It's just that it's 5:00 somewhere, darling,"
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"and I've some serious cocktails to start making."
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"Lt'd be really boring for Chris to play with me on my own."
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"It's really boring for him to play with me, but he's a good sport."
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"And anyway, you've got better legs than I've got. Chop-chop."
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"Don't be silly. I teach people who have never held a racket before."
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"- I'm so bad. - That's how you get better."
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"OK."
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"Not at all. You have a very unique style."
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"Yeah, it's called clumsy. How did you get to be so good anyway?"
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"Tom says you played with some of the real greats."
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"For me, it was a way out of a poor existence."
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"Caught the eye of a good coach. I don't know."
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"- Do you enjoy teaching? - Not really."
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"I mean, it's OK for now,"
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"but I'd cut my throat if I thought I had to do it forever."
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"I'd like to do something with my life."
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"You know, special. I'd like to make a contribution."
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"So, you're a poor boy from Ireland come to London."
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"I love it."
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"It's so exciting and alive."
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"I've never seen so much art or theater."
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"Not that I've taken much advantage of it yet."
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"Well, look, if you'd like someone to show you around,"
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"I grew up in Belgravia. I'd be happy to take you to all the good places."
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"That'd be great."
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"On one condition: I buy the tickets."
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"But actually, I did read something about the..."
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"...exhibition in the Saatchi Gallery."
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"That's perfect. It'd be my pleasure to take you."
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"You're very kind to offer this."
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"Can I at least give you some free tennis lessons?"
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"How about Wednesday for the Saatchi?"
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"I can do that."
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"A sweaty tennis player's hardly what they expect."
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"So who's my next victim?"
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"I haven't played table tennis in quite a while."
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"Would you like to play for a thousand pounds a game?"
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