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Clips from The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

"- Bad here. - How do you know?"
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"- He's not my father! - He's Raymond's stepfather."
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"That's enough, I said! Let him through!"
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"Say cheese."
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"All right, that's enough, now. That's enough. Let the poor boy through."
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"That should get you 50,000 votes."
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"That is all I have..."
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"He came to interview me at the White House."
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"What could you possibly have in common with that dreadful old man?"
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"Night after night, the major was plagued by the same reoccurring nightmare."
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"gives the hills a decided advantage."
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"From this, it might appear that the hydrangea is a fairly simple plant,"
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"The cultivation of hydrangeas was evolved"
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"to believe that they are waiting out a storm"
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"where a meeting of the ladies' garden club is in progress."
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"in the selection of bizarre tobacco substitutes!"
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"Now then, comrades..."
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"Oh, you note-takers might set down a reminder to consult Brenman's paper,"
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"Experiments in the Hypnotic Production"
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"Why shouldn't they? He saved their lives."
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"to 18 months of continuous combat in Korea."
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"I think a few months' detached service"
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"should put the major right back in the pink."
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"Since you've asked a simple-minded question,"
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"Since no great naval power menaces the free world today,"
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"in front of these ladies and gentlemen..."
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"(LIVELY CHATTER CONTINUES IN DISTANCE)"
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"Senator! Senator Iselin."
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"Now, ladies..."
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"and you go to Command Headquarters,"
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"I will make my report on the patrol, ma'am."
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"A complete company? What the hell is this?"
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"We can spare an imaginary company of infantry"
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"(CLINKING)"
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"I guess he isn't, but there he is, ma'am."
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"MARCO: Yes, ma'am."
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"Yes, ma'am."
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"Why don't you pass the time by playing a little solitaire?"
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"Good."
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"See if there's anything we can do to help."
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"(KNOCKING AT DOOR)"
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"We're going through this elaborate procedure"
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"We were able to purchase it three years ago."
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"There's nothing like a good laugh now and then"
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"Yes, sir. It was a very clear action for a night action."
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"that has been placed at your disposal?"
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"he cannot possibly give himself away."
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"You want to be sure the linkages are still functioning correctly"
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"Don't get any silly ideas about this ridiculous-looking bed jacket."
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"Perfect for reading in bed at night."
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"No, sir."
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"As a matter of fact, they told me you'd be asleep."
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"They? They?"
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"(KNOCKING AT DOOR)"
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"- Scotch all right? - Fine."
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"My God, where'd ya get all the books?"
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"- Ben. - Sir."
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"I tell you, there's something phony about me, about Raymond Shaw,"
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"You don't seem to understand."
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"(SIGHING)"
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"Maryland's a beautiful state."
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"So is Ohio, for that matter."
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"I've been in the Army most of my life."
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"- Pardon? - No kidding. I really mean it."
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"- Rosie. - Why?"
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"Major Marco."
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"Let me put it another way."
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"- A gentleman? - An Oriental gentleman, sir."
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"Yes, I remember you. You were the guide and interpreter to the patrol."
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"I write to Senator Iselin."
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"We all speak the same language."
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"I fix anything. I take message."
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"I sleep at house of my cousin."
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"I could use a valet, I think."
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"I will pay you $60 a week."
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"Yes, sir. Yes, sir, Mr. Shaw."
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"I just know you are."
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"Yeah."
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"(BUZZING)"
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"MARCO: What was Raymond doing with his hands?"
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"(CHUNJIN YELLS)"
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"What was Raymond doing with his hands? What were you doing there?"
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"I know. And thank you."
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"But first, I have something to tell you."
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"You know what I was doing when you so cleverly had the police call me?"
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"Don't bother trying to guess. You're too tired."
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"and he came over as soon as he could, which was instantly."
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"And I told him I had just met you, and I gave him his ring back."
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"for whatever pain I might be causing him,"
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"At the police station, they told me you had beaten up a large Chinese gentleman."
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"I must say, it was rather sweet of the general, with you only a major."
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"I didn't even know you knew him."
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"Oh, yes, indeed, my darling Ben."
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"Do you remember Al Melvin, the corporal on the patrol?"
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"You know how much the guys in the outfit hated me."
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"Why? Is it the same thing you've been dreaming?"
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"MAN: To take some of the mystery out of it, Major, the photographs you see"
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"are shots of male models, Mexican circus performers,"
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"Japanese criminals,"
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"Exactly one hour ago, your friend Mr. Alan Melvin in Wainright, Alaska"
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"His moustache was a little thinner then."
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"All right, Ben."
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"We would like some more wine."
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"because it was Christmas Eve, I told him."
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"I thought he was a Buddhist, or I would have sent him a Christmas card."
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"♪ Two turtle doves"
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"♪ And a partridge in a pear tree..."
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"12 days of Christmas."
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"(MUSIC STOPS)"
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"- Jocie? - Jocie Jordan."
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"Senator Jordan's daughter. (LOW CHUCKLE)"
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"That's her."
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"In a way."
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"Ben, you don't blame me for hating my mother, do you?"
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"than I was... since."
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"I know that sounds terribly Freudian, but in this case, I don't think it is."
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"Oh, no. Of course you don't! Well, I don't either."
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"but it's gonna absolutely make his summer!"
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"Now, you just lie very still. Don't move."
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"There's no swelling above or below."
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