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Clips from Rear Window (1955)

People with sense belong wherever they're put.

"People with sense belong wherever they're put."

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Can you imagine her traveling around the world with a camera bum

"Can you imagine her traveling around the world with a camera bum"

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who never has more than a week's salary in the bank?

"who never has more than a week's salary in the bank?"

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If she was only ordinary.

"If she was only ordinary."

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You never gonna get married?

"You never gonna get married?"

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I'll probably get married one of these days,

"I'll probably get married one of these days,"

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but when I do, it's gonna be to someone who thinks of life

"but when I do, it's gonna be to someone who thinks of life"

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not just as a new dress and a lobster dinner

"not just as a new dress and a lobster dinner"

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or latest scandal.

"or latest scandal."

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Who's willing to go anywhere and do anything and love it.

"Who's willing to go anywhere and do anything and love it."

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So the honest thing for me to do is just call the whole thing off.

"So the honest thing for me to do is just call the whole thing off."

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Let her find somebody else.

"Let her find somebody else."

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"Get out of my life, you perfectly wonderful woman.

""Get out of my life, you perfectly wonderful woman."

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"You're too good for me."

""You're too good for me.""

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Look, Mr. Jefferies, I'm not an educated woman,

"Look, Mr. Jefferies, I'm not an educated woman,"

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but I can tell you one thing.

"but I can tell you one thing."

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When a man and a woman see each other and like each other,

"When a man and a woman see each other and like each other,"

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they ought to come together, wham, like a couple of taxis on Broadway,

"they ought to come together, wham, like a couple of taxis on Broadway,"

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and not sit around analyzing each other like two specimens in a bottle.

"and not sit around analyzing each other like two specimens in a bottle."

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There's an intelligent way to approach marriage.

"There's an intelligent way to approach marriage."

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Intelligence.

"Intelligence."

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Nothing has caused the human race so much trouble as intelligence.

"Nothing has caused the human race so much trouble as intelligence."

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Modern marriage.

"Modern marriage."

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No, we've progressed emotionally.

"No, we've progressed emotionally."

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Baloney.

"Baloney."

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Once it was, "See somebody, get excited, get married."

"Once it was, "See somebody, get excited, get married.""

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Now it's, "Read a lot of books, fence with a lot of four-syllable words,

"Now it's, "Read a lot of books, fence with a lot of four-syllable words,"

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"psychoanalyze each other

""psychoanalyze each other"

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"until you can't tell the difference between

""until you can't tell the difference between"

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"a petting party and a civil service exam."

""a petting party and a civil service exam.""

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People have different emotional levels...

"People have different emotional levels..."

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When I married Myles, we were both a couple of maladjusted misfits.

"When I married Myles, we were both a couple of maladjusted misfits."

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We are still maladjusted misfits, and we have loved every minute of it.

"We are still maladjusted misfits, and we have loved every minute of it."

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Yes, I will.

"Yes, I will."

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And I'll spread a little common sense on the bread.

"And I'll spread a little common sense on the bread."

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Lisa's loaded to her fingertips with love for you.

"Lisa's loaded to her fingertips with love for you."

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I got two words of advice for you. Marry her.

"I got two words of advice for you. Marry her."

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She pay you much?

"She pay you much?"

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Oh!

"Oh!"

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There.

"There."

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Well, if you want anything, just ring.

"Well, if you want anything, just ring."

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Honey. Come on.

"Honey. Come on."

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Got to carry you over the threshold.

"Got to carry you over the threshold."

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Window shopper.

"Window shopper."

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How's your leg?

"How's your leg?"

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It hurts a little.

"It hurts a little."

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And your stomach?

"And your stomach?"

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Empty as a football.

"Empty as a football."

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And your love life?

"And your love life?"

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Anything else bothering you?

"Anything else bothering you?"

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Mmm-hmm.

"Mmm-hmm."

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Who are you?

"Who are you?"

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Reading from top to bottom, Lisa

"Reading from top to bottom, Lisa"

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Fremont.

"Fremont."

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Is this the Lisa Fremont who never wears the same dress twice?

"Is this the Lisa Fremont who never wears the same dress twice?"

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Only because it's expected of her.

"Only because it's expected of her."

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It's right off the Paris plane. Do you think it'll sell?

"It's right off the Paris plane. Do you think it'll sell?"

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That depends on the quote, you know. Let's see now.

"That depends on the quote, you know. Let's see now."

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There's the airplane ticket over and import duties, hidden taxes, profit markup...

"There's the airplane ticket over and import duties, hidden taxes, profit markup..."

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A steal at $1, 100.

"A steal at $1, 100."

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Eleven hundred?

"Eleven hundred?"

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They ought to list that dress on the stock exchange.

"They ought to list that dress on the stock exchange."

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Why, we sell a dozen a day in this price range.

"Why, we sell a dozen a day in this price range."

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Who buys them, tax collectors?

"Who buys them, tax collectors?"

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Even if I had to pay, it would be worth it. Just for the occasion.

"Even if I had to pay, it would be worth it. Just for the occasion."

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It's going on right here. It's a big night.

"It's going on right here. It's a big night."

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It's just an old run-of-the-mill Wednesday. The calendar's full of them.

"It's just an old run-of-the-mill Wednesday. The calendar's full of them."

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It's opening night of the last depressing week of L.B. Jefferies in a cast.

"It's opening night of the last depressing week of L.B. Jefferies in a cast."

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Well, I haven't noticed a big demand for tickets or anything.

"Well, I haven't noticed a big demand for tickets or anything."

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That's because I bought out the house.

"That's because I bought out the house."

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You know, this cigarette box has seen better days.

"You know, this cigarette box has seen better days."

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I picked that up in Shanghai, which has also seen better days.

"I picked that up in Shanghai, which has also seen better days."

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It's cracked and you never use it. It's too ornate.

"It's cracked and you never use it. It's too ornate."

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I'm sending up a plain, flat, silver one with just your initials engraved.

"I'm sending up a plain, flat, silver one with just your initials engraved."

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That's no way to spend your hard-earned money.

"That's no way to spend your hard-earned money."

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Well, I wanted to.

"Well, I wanted to."

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Oh!

"Oh!"

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What would you think of starting off with dinner at '21 '?

"What would you think of starting off with dinner at '21 '?"

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No, better than that. '21.'

"No, better than that. '21.'"

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Thank you for waiting, Carl. The kitchen's right there on the left.

"Thank you for waiting, Carl. The kitchen's right there on the left."

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Oh, I'll take the wine.

"Oh, I'll take the wine."

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Good evening, Mr. Jefferies. Carl.

"Good evening, Mr. Jefferies. Carl."

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Just put everything in the oven, Carl, on low.

"Just put everything in the oven, Carl, on low."

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All right.

"All right."

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It's a Montrachet.

"It's a Montrachet."

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A great big glassful. There's a corkscrew right over there.

"A great big glassful. There's a corkscrew right over there."

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Here, I'll do it.

"Here, I'll do it."

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Big enough?

"Big enough?"

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Yeah, they're fine.

"Yeah, they're fine."

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I can't think of anything more boring or tiresome than what you've been through,

"I can't think of anything more boring or tiresome than what you've been through,"

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and the last week must be the hardest. Let me, sir.

"and the last week must be the hardest. Let me, sir."

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Yeah, I want to get this thing off and get moving.

"Yeah, I want to get this thing off and get moving."

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Well, I'm going to make this a week you'll never forget.

"Well, I'm going to make this a week you'll never forget."

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Fine, thanks.

"Fine, thanks."

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Thank you, Miss Fremont.

"Thank you, Miss Fremont."

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Have a pleasant dinner, Mr. Jefferies.

"Have a pleasant dinner, Mr. Jefferies."

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Good night.

"Good night."

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What a day I've had.

"What a day I've had."

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Are you tired?

"Are you tired?"

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then I had to dash to the Waldorf for a quick drink with Madame Dufresne,

"then I had to dash to the Waldorf for a quick drink with Madame Dufresne,"

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who's just over from Paris with some spy reports.

"who's just over from Paris with some spy reports."

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And then I had to go to '21 ' and have lunch with the Harper's Bazaar people.

"And then I had to go to '21 ' and have lunch with the Harper's Bazaar people."

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And that's when I ordered dinner.

"And that's when I ordered dinner."

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Then I had two fall showings 20 blocks apart.

"Then I had two fall showings 20 blocks apart."

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Then I had to have a cocktail with Leland and Slim Hayward.

"Then I had to have a cocktail with Leland and Slim Hayward."

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We're trying to get his new show.

"We're trying to get his new show."

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Well, now, tell me. Tell me. Now, what was Mrs. Hayward wearing?

"Well, now, tell me. Tell me. Now, what was Mrs. Hayward wearing?"

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Oh, she looked wonderfully cool. She did.

"Oh, she looked wonderfully cool. She did."

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She had on the most divine Italian hand-print

"She had on the most divine Italian hand-print"

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mousseline de soie... Oh, Italian?

"mousseline de soie... Oh, Italian?"

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To think I planted three nice items in the columns about you today.

"To think I planted three nice items in the columns about you today."

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You did?

"You did?"

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You can't buy that kind of publicity.

"You can't buy that kind of publicity."

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Jeff...

"Jeff..."

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Isn't it time you came home? You could pick your assignment.

"Isn't it time you came home? You could pick your assignment."

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I wish there was one I wanted.

"I wish there was one I wanted."

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For what?

"For what?"

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For yourself and me.

"For yourself and me."

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Don't laugh. I could do it.

"Don't laugh. I could do it."

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Can you see me driving down to the fashion salon in a jeep,

"Can you see me driving down to the fashion salon in a jeep,"

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