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Clips from Rear Window (1955)

"You know, the insurance company would be much happier"
Rear Window (1955)
"if you'd sleep in bed at night instead of in that wheelchair."
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"Eyes are all bloodshot."
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"Must have been watching out that window for hours."
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"Yeah, I was."
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"What are you gonna do if one of them catches you?"
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"Miss Torso, for example..."
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"You keep your mind off her."
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"She sure is the "Eat, drink and be merry" girl."
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"Yeah, she'll wind up fat, alcoholic and miserable."
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"Yeah."
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"Speaking of misery, poor Miss Lonelyheart. She drank herself to sleep again, alone."
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"Poor soul. Oh, well."
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"Maybe one day she'll find her happiness."
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"Yeah, and some man will lose his."
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"Isn't there anybody in the neighborhood who could cast an eye in her direction?"
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"It just might be that the salesman will be available soon."
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"Oh, him and his wife splitting up?"
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"He went out several times last night in the rain, carrying his sample case."
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"Well, he's a salesman, isn't he?"
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"Flashlights."
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"I don't think so. I don't think so."
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"Uh-huh."
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"His personal effects."
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"He's gonna run out on her, the coward."
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"Yeah."
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"Sometimes it's worse to stay than it is to run."
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"Yeah, well, it takes a particularly low type of man to do a thing like that."
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"How about this morning? Any further developments?"
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"In this heat? Yeah."
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"Get back! Get back!"
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"Where do you want me to go?"
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"Come on, get out of sight. Get out of sight."
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"That salesman's looking out of his window. You see?"
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"I'm not shy. I've been looked at before."
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"That's no ordinary look."
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"when he's afraid somebody might be watching him."
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"Get away from there. Get away from there. He'll be after you."
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"Go on, into the house. Into the house."
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"Goodbye, Mr. Jefferies. See you tomorrow."
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"Uh-huh."
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"And don't sleep in that chair again."
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"Uh-huh."
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""Uh-huh. Uh-huh.""
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"Great conversationalist."
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"Stella."
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"Take those binoculars out of the case and bring them here, will you?"
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"Trouble. I can smell it."
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"I'll be glad when they crack that cast, and I can get out of here."
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"Uh-huh."
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"How far does a girl have to go before you'll notice her?"
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"Well, if she's pretty enough, she doesn't have to go anywhere."
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"Your mind is..."
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"I have one now."
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"Tell me about it."
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"Why..."
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"Why would a man leave his apartment three times on a rainy night with a suitcase,"
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"and come back three times?"
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"He likes the way his wife welcomes him home."
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"No, no. Not this salesman's wife."
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"And why didn't he go to work today?"
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"Homework. It's more interesting."
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"What's interesting about a butcher knife"
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"and a small saw"
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"Nothing, thank heaven."
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"Why hasn't he been in his wife's bedroom all day?"
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"I wouldn't dare answer that."
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"Well, listen. I'll answer it, Lisa. There's something terribly wrong."
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"And I'm afraid it's with me."
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"What do you think?"
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"Something too frightful to utter."
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"He went out a few minutes ago in his undershirt, hasn't come back yet."
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"That'd be a terrible job to tackle."
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"Just how would you start to cut up a human body?"
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"Jeff, I'll be honest with you. You're beginning to scare me a little."
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"Jeff, did you hear what I said? You're beginning to scare..."
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"Shh! Shh!"
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"He's coming back!"
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"Jeff, if you could only see yourself!"
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"What's the matter?"
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"Sitting around looking out of the window to kill time is one thing,"
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"about every little thing you see, is diseased!"
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"What, do you think I consider it recreation?"
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"I don't know what you consider it,"
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"but if you don't stop it, I'm getting out of here."
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"What's the..."
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"What is it you're looking for?"
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"I just want to find out what's the matter with the salesman's wife, that's all."
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"Does that make me sound like a madman?"
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"What makes you think there's something the matter with her?"
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"A lot of things. She's an invalid. She demands constant care."
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"Yet neither the husband or anybody else has been in to see her all day. Why?"
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"Maybe she died."
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"Where's the doctor? Where's the undertaker?"
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"She could be sleeping, under sedatives."
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"He's in there now. There's nothing to see."
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"There is something... I've seen it through that window."
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"I've seen bickering and family quarrels"
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"And now, since last evening, not a sign of the wife."
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"All right. Now you tell me where she is."
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"Maybe he's leaving his wife. I don't know. I don't care!"
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"Lots of people have knives and saws and ropes around their houses."
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"And lots of men don't speak to their wives all day."
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"Lots of wives nag and men hate them and trouble starts,"
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"but very, very few of them end up in murder, if that's what you're thinking."
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"It's pretty hard for you to keep away from that word, isn't it?"
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"You could see all that he did, couldn't you? Of course..."
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"You could see because the shades were up"
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"and he walked along the corridor and the street and the backyard."
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"Just where he's being clever. He's being nonchalant about it."
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"And that's where you're not being clever."
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"A murderer would never parade his crime in front of an open window."
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"Why not?"
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"Why, for all you know,"
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"there's probably something a lot more sinister going on behind those windows."
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"Oh!"
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"Let's start from the beginning again, Jeff."
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"Tell me everything you saw"
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"and what you think it means."
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"rear mail box reads, "Mr. And Mrs. Lars.""
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