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Clips from Mommie Dearest (1981)

"Darling, my daughter's here. I'll talk to you before we leave."
Mommie Dearest (1981)
"Love to you, too."
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"Hello, Mother."
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"Christina, I want you to meet my husband."
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"- What do I call him? - What would you call your father?"
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"Go introduce yourself. Go on!"
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"Hi, Daddy. I'm Christina."
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"Hello, Arthur."
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"I don't know what to do. That bitch of a bearing wall is blocking my view."
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"I'll tell you what to do."
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"Tear down that bitch of a bearing wall"
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"and put a window where it ought it be."
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"Tina, what do you think?"
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"It'll be great."
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"- Darling, coffee? - Yeah, sure."
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"Tina, darling, coffee?"
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"- So, you're acting? - Yeah."
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"- Where? - Mostly in stock."
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"- I think I may be pretty good. - Good luck, darling."
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"I have been working nights, so I can go on interviews during the day."
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"But the thing is, I..."
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"...I was wondering if you could lend me a little money, to get by this month."
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"Not a cent."
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"Joan, come on! A little something."
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"Doing things on your own is best."
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"Don't you agree, Tina?"
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"Sure."
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"I'll get by."
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"Between us."
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"Now, the sofa... This is wonderful. And this chair..."
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"- That is my favourite, I think. - It's mine, too."
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"Would you excuse us for a minute, please?"
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"Al, look at this. It's perfect, except for the colours. They're too strong."
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"- And I want you to look at these. - I hate to bring this up, but..."
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"...we're going to have to cut back on the spending."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"I'm doing this for you. I'm turning this apartment into your showplace."
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"You're doing a marvellous job. But we've got to economise."
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"Most of our expenses, including this apartment, are for your company."
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"We have to look great for Pepsi-Cola."
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"I want us to look great and us to live well, but there's a limit."
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"We're going into debt."
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"Al, you're a great businessman."
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"You and your company have found a movie star to sell your soda pop."
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"- You've got to pay the price. - Pally, be reasonable!"
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"You've got everything you need. Just look at this joint!"
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"You are the genius of the soft-drink world."
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"Get the goddamned company to pay the bill!"
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"Joan, you've got to understand, it's a public company."
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"This isn't Hollywood. This is the real world."
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"The real world expects us to live in a certain way."
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"That way is breaking my back."
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"We'll find a solution."
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"You love a challenge."
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"OK, Pally."
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"The condolences of every person at Pepsi-Cola are with you."
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"- Al Steele helped make this company. - And you were by his side,"
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"sharing the burdens and the joy."
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"And we want to give you ample time to repay the debt,"
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"plenty of time."
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"We'll have to take the Fifth Avenue apartment."
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"You wouldn't want to stay there alone, anyway."
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"What debt? I've got 1 00,000 shares of stock."
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"Your husband had to borrow to pay for the construction on your apartment."
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"We loaned him a considerable sum to meet expenses his salary didn't cover."
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"You think you're very clever, don't you?"
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"Trying to sweep the poor little widow under the carpet."
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"Well, think again."
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"I'm on the board of directors of this lousy company."
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"We assumed that you would no longer want to be on the board."
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"Al and I helped build Pepsi to what it is today."
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"I intend to stay with it."
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"We appreciate your devotion and contribution, Miss Crawford."
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"But we have retired you from the board of directors."
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"You drove Al to his grave, and now you're trying to stab me in the back."
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"Forget it!"
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"I fought worse monsters than you in Hollywood. I can win the hard way!"
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"We don't want any hard feelings."
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"You don't know what hard feelings are"
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"until I come out publicly against your product. You'll see how much you sell."
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"It's hardly necessary to make threats you surely don't mean."
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"Don't fuck with me, fellas!"
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"This ain't my first time at the rodeo."
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"You forget the press I delivered to Pepsi was my power."
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"I can use it any way I want."
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"It's a sword,"
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"cuts both ways."
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"The board has failed to realise the extent of your interest in the company."
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"We..."
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"...misjudged."
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"We shall be pleased to have you stay on."
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"Thank you, gentlemen."
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"Now, let's get to work."
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"Coming."
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"Mommie."
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"- Hello, Tina, darling. - I wish I had known you were coming."
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"I just happened to be in the neighbourhood."
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"I would have straightened up a little bit."
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"It looks quite neat to me."
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"Jesus Christ!"
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"I'd forgotten what it was like."
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"Sit down."
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"- How are you, Tina? - Been making rounds."
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"A lot of rejections, but I'm up for a part."
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"- Good! - It's a soap opera."
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"It's very good experience."
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"- Have you got a glass, darling? - Yeah."
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"You know where I got this from? Batista himself."
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"When I opened the plant outside Havana."
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"- That's all they gave you? - That's it."
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"Cheap bastards!"
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"- Do you miss all that? - I miss Al more."
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"So, how are the guys?"
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"Guys are guys. It hasn't changed."
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"I brought you a gift."
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"Thank you, Mommie."
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"They were the first present that Al ever gave me."
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"They're beautiful."
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"I want you to have them."
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"Thank you."
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