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Clips from Notorious (1946)

"for a period of 20 years."
Notorious (1946)
"Would you care to pause for some refreshments, Mr. Hop... kins?"
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"- So have you. - Don't be silly. The important drinking hasn't started yet."
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"Everybody here's got a stuffed fish hanging on the wall."
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"- He's not a party crasher. I brought him. - Oh."
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"You don't have to pack. We can pick up some things in Havana."
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"I'm very sorry you all have to go. It has been a perfectly hideous party."
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"- Good night. - Good night."
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"- Shame about the ice. - What is?"
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"It's stuffy in here, isn't it?"
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"Might be."
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"What about..."
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"- Wanna finish that? - Shame to leave it."
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"- Wanna go for a ride? - Very much."
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"I-I'm going to drive. Tha-That's understood."
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"- This fog gets me. - That's your hair in your eyes."
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"What does the speedometer say?"
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"A policeman is chasing us. Look."
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"- Drunk, huh? - Just a minute, officer."
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"- No trouble. - Well, you oughta know."
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"Where's the ticket?"
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"You'd better drink that."
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"Go on, drink it."
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"Feel better?"
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"Friends, yeah. So you could frame me, hmm?"
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"- No, I've got a job for you. - Oh, yeah? Don't tell me."
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"There's only one job that you coppers would want me for."
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"My department authorized me to engage you to do some work for us. It's a job in Brazil."
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"- My chief thinks that the daughter of a-- - Of a traitor?"
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"- Why should I? - Patriotism."
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"We've had your bungalow wired for three months."
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"- The work is easy. - I'll not listen, Father."
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"This is not your country, is it?"
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"I'll see you all hanged before I'll raise a finger against it."
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"Well, that doesn't prove much. I didn't turn him in."
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"I'll help you pack, although you really don't need anything. We've got everything on board."
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"Oh, yes, you will. That's our boss, Paul Prescott."
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"No. But he had some news about your father he picked up at the last stop."
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"Oh. How?"
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"- Poison capsule. - He did it himself?"
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"But now I remember how nice he once was."
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"It's a very curious feeling,"
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"- find out when I go to work, and on what. - Yes, ma'am."
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"Have another drink?"
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"- No, thank you. I've had enough. - Oh. Whiskey and soda."
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"- It's a phase. - You don't think a woman can change?"
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"Sure. But change is fun... for a while."
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"Why don't you give that copper's brain of yours a rest?"
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"Once a crook, always a crook. Once a tramp, always a tramp."
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"I've always been scared of women, but I get over it."
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"And now you're scared of yourself."
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"You enjoy making fun of me, don't you?"
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"Poor Dev, in love with a no-good gal. It must be awful. I'm sor--"
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"Oh, yes. With somebody on the inside--"
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"Let's not go out for dinner. Let's stay here."
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"We can eat here. I'll cook."
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"No, I don't like to cook."
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"What about all the washing up afterward?"
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"I have to telephone the hotel, see if there are any messages."
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"This is a very strange love affair."
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"Maybe the fact that you don't love me."
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"This is T.R. Devlin. Are there any messages for me?"
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"There is? Good. Read it to me, please."
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"Prescott wants me over right away."
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"Do you want me to bring anything back with me?"
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"Seven o'clock."
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"- I don't know if she'll do it. - What do you mean, you don't think she'd--"
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"- You haven't discussed it with her, have you? - I didn't know what the job was."
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"- Why do you think she won't do it? - Well, she's had no experience."
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"She's never been trained for that kind of work. They'll see through her."
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"I don't see why we're arguing about petty things like this."
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"for whatever this Farben group's up to here in Rio."
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"- Okay, Devlin, that's all. - All right."
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"All this secrecy's going to ruin my little dinner."
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"- After dinner. - No, now."
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"- Something big? - It has all the earmarks of being something big."
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"Mata Hari. She makes love for the papers."
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"what the group around him is up to, and report to us."
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"- If you'd care to back out-- - I suppose you told them,"
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"Alicia Huberman will have this Sebastian eating out of her hand in a couple of weeks."
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"Not a word for that little lovesick lady you left an hour ago?"
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"Oh, well, now, don't get sore, Dev."
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"that you believe I'm nice and that I love you and I'll never change back."
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"Never believing me, hmm? Not a word of faith."
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"What are you looking for?"
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"- As Devlin? - Yes. Public relations office."
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"No, except we met on the plane coming in from Miami."
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"Less detail, the better."
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"- Yes. It's all right, Alex. - Sweet of you to wait."
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"The worst thing about business is it makes you feel old and look old."
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"You always affected me like a tonic."
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"No, I don't think so. But he seems familiar."
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"Captain Prescott, intelligence man."
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"Hey, he's rather handsome, isn't he?"
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"Have the bothered you since you came down?"
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"Yes. That's why I left right after the trial,"
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"I wondered why you left your father."
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"I had no idea he was going to die."
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"Many things have died for all of us."
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"It's odd..."
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"- I met him on the plane from Miami. - You made a pretty couple."
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"So, uh, the old boy knew me, eh?"
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"Oh, you don't say? Sorry I'm not going with you."
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"And I suggest that you don't ask any questions. Just use your eyes and ears."
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"They're a pretty keen and desperate bunch. Don't underestimate them."
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"Please forgive me for keeping you waiting."
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"Alex has always admired you. Now at last I know why."
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"Very honored."
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"Emil Hupka."
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"And Mr. Knerr."
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"You have just come from Spain, senora?"
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"I'm afraid, gentlemen, that something must be done about Emil."
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"There'll be more, if we permit them."
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"There are some very awkward turns."
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"or will you take your coffee in here?"
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"You have been overworking. Don't you think so, Rossner?"
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"all the way up to Petropolis, it might be too much for you."
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"I shall drive you."
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"Nonsense. I'd love to go."
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"Come on, Emil. Good night, gentlemen."
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