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Clips from Mommie Dearest (1981)

"Tina..."
Mommie Dearest (1981)
"...if you don't get this part, for Christ's sake, don't hock 'em."
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"Oh, I wouldn't."
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"Thank you, Mommie."
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"- Don't be a stranger. - No."
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"- Four o'clock yet? - It's five after."
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"Five after! Turn the set on, now!"
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"I want that set on every day at four sharp."
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"I'm going to try to make him happy. You know, in every way."
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"You two make a lovely couple."
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"I want so much to be a good wife."
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"- You will be. - But there's so much to learn."
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"Don't worry. Love conquers all, right?"
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"You're so good to me, Susan. You're so understanding."
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"How's your mother doing?"
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"You know Mom. She's been secretly planning this for years."
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"You're in good hands, then."
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"Sometimes I feel like it's her wedding."
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"But Bruce is being good,"
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"although I know he feels very far removed from all the planning."
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"She's doing quite well, don't you think?"
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"She's improving."
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"A lot of fans have written how impressed they are with Christina,"
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"and how proud you must be of her acting."
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"Well, something good had to rub off."
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"Come on, let's get to work."
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"Mommie!"
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"Miss Crawford?"
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"I'm Belinda Rosenberg, Christina's producer. Thank you for calling us."
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"- How is she? - She'll be fine."
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"It was an ovarian tumour, but completely benign."
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"It's a rotten break for her. This won't affect her job in any way, will it?"
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"- How long will she be here? - The doctor's not sure yet."
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"Tell you what, let me call you tomorrow. We'll discuss it."
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"- Please. - Good."
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"Your show's on. Don't you want to watch?"
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"To see how well they manage without me?"
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"To see your mother."
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"They announced your mother is going to stand in for you until you're well."
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"She can't."
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"My character's only 28 years old."
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"Could you..."
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"Could you call..."
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"- You want me to call Cindy for you? - Yes."
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"You know, she wants to..."
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"I know she wants to have an affair with Robert."
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"But are you sure his divorce is final?"
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"His divorce is final?"
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"Fade...and out!"
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"- Miss Crawford, are you all right? - Fine, just nervous as hell."
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"- Give me a drink and I'll be all right. - We've only got another 90 seconds."
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"You just keep finding those cue cards."
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"That's the problem. The cue cards are too low. Tell them to bring them higher."
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"- I think that's where I went wrong. - Right. Are you all right?"
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"OK, go."
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"You look perfect."
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"In ten, please."
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"Nine, eight..."
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"...three, two, one."
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"Now, what about us..."
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"...about our situation?"
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"- Maybe we should elope. - No!"
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"- Absolutely not! - I was afraid of that."
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"Be serious now, Bill. Mother and I have to make plans today."
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"I was serious. Think of all the work it will save your mother."
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"Mom loves every minute of it."
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"Don't you have any more romantic ideas?"
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"A small, simple ceremony."
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"It'll be grand."
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"Turn it off. Turn it off."
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"Come on in."
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"- Here's what your mother picked out. - Let me take that from you."
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"My God, Carol Ann. She's still picking out clothes for me!"
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"She went to such lengths to pick out the right colours."
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"Well, I hope it fits."
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"It is pretty, pretty colours."
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"Carol Ann, let me get you a cup of tea, or something."
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"Carol Ann?"
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"Carol Ann? What is it?"
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"Oh, Christina."
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"What's the matter?"
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"Your mother is going to be so alone when you leave."
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"Don't you worry."
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"She'll be all right."
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"She always is."
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"Hello?"
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"Yes, Mommie."
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"No, she's here."
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"Mommie, I told you. I want to do it for you."
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"As the final event of this prestigious evening,"
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"we bestow our organisation's highest award of merit"
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"upon a woman known not only as an Academy Award winning actress,"
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"but also as a businesswoman held in high regard"
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"for her charitable, civic and professional contributions."
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"It is an honour for me to present this award of recognition"
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"to a truly great lady, Miss Joan Crawford."
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"With us tonight to accept the award on behalf of her mother"
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"is Miss Crawford's daughter, Christina."
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"Thank you."
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"Thank you, ladies and gentlemen."
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"It's a privilege to be with you tonight, to accept this honour, this award,"
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"on behalf of my mother, Joan Crawford."
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"When I spoke with her, she asked me to convey her deepest gratitude."
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"She wanted so much to be here in person tonight."
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"But she was simply not well enough."
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"I know she would want me to say thank you"
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"to each and every one of you"
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"who made this honour possible."
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"And on a more personal note..."
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"...I would like to say directly to her..."
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"...congratulations!"
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"And..."
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"...I love you..."
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"...Mommie Dearest."
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"Thank you so much."
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"Oh, Mommie."
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"I always loved you so."
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"It's over..."
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"...the pain."
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"There's no more pain."
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