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Clips from Sunset Boulevard (1950)

"Yes, this is Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"It's about five o'clock in the morning."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"A murder's been reported from one of those houses in the 10000 block."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"You'll get it over your radio and on television,"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"before those Hollywood columnists get their hands on it,"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"maybe you'd like to hear the facts, the whole truth."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"If so, you've come to the right party."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Let's go back about six months and find the day when it all started."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"All I know is, they didn't sell."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- Joseph C Gillis? - That's right."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- He took it to Palm Springs. - Gone away for his health?"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- If you don't believe me, look. - We believe you, now believe us."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"That car better be here by noon tomorrow or there'll be fireworks."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"I needed about $290 and I needed it real quick, or l'd lose my car."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"I was way ahead of the finance company."
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"I had an original story kicking around Paramount."
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"My agent said it was dead, but I knew a bigshot who liked me."
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"He was a smart producer with a set of ulcers to prove it."
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"You've got five minutes. What's your story about?"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Hello, Mr Sheldrake. "Bases Loaded", I covered it with a two-page synopsis."
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"- What's wrong? - It's from hunger."
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"You'll be glad to meet Mr Gillis, he wrote it. This is Miss Kramer."
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"The name's Schaefer, Betty Schaefer. I wish I could crawl in a hole with it."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- If I could be of any help. - Sorry, I just didn't think it was good."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"What kind of material do you recommend? Joyce, Dostoyevsky?"
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"Could I? Gillis..."
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"so I borrowed the money."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"That's how a lot of us think about Schwab's drugstore."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Kind of a combination office, Kaffeeklatsch and waiting room."
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"So I called a pal of mine, Artie Green."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"He was hard at work in Bel Air, making with the golf sticks."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- It's not the 10%. I'm your friend. - You are?"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Once your talent gets into that Mocambo-Romanoff rut, you're through."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Greatest thing that could happen. Now you'll have to sit down and write."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"The time had come to wrap up the Hollywood deal and go home."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"to that $35-a-week job at the copy desk of the''Dayton Evening Post';,"
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"Uh-oh!"
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"l'd landed in the driveway of some big mansion"
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"A great big empty garage, just standing there going to waste."
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"There was another occupant in that garage."
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"The idea was to stay at Artie Green's until I could make that bus for Ohio."
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"I just put my car in the garage. I had a blowout. I thought..."
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"- Go on in. - Maybe I'd better take my car..."
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"Wipe your feet."
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"- Madame is waiting. - For me?"
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"This way."
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"- I wouldn't know. - I don't care, anyway."
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"I pulled in till I could get a spare. I thought the house was empty."
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"The Fairbankses, the Gilberts, the Valentinos!"
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"Next time I'll bring my autograph album."
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"It's OK, OK. I'm going."
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"Last one was about Okies in the Dust Bowl."
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"You'd never know because on screen"
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"I'd teach it a better tune."
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"Another writer may steal your material."
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"- I've got 20-20 vision. - I said sit down."
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"Later I found out Max was the only other person in that grim castle."
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"or maybe begging me in her own proud way to like it."
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"It sure was a cosy set-up."
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"The great-grandson of King Kong maybe."
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"It got to be eleven, and I felt a little sick at my stomach,"
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"that silly hodgepodge of melodramatic plots."
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"Sagittarius. I like Sagittarians, you can trust them."
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"- Thank you. - I want you to do this work."
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"- Finish it here. - It's getting kind of late."
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"I felt kind of pleased with the way l'd handled the situation."
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"I dropped the hook, and she snapped at it."
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"My car would be safe down below while I patched up the script."
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"Say, she's quite a character that Norma Desmond."
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"Men bribed the hairdresser for a lock of her hair."
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"Later he strangled himself with it."
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"with faded markings and a sagging net."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Mabel Normand and John Gilbert swam in it 10,000 midnights ago."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"That night I had a mixed-up dream. In it there was an organ grinder."
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"And a chimp was dancing for pennies."
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"Where was I?"
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"Only it wasn't empty any more. l'd had a visitor."
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"Hey, you! Max, whatever your name is, what are my things doing here?"
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"It seemed like a good idea if we are to work together."
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"We'll deduct it from my salary."
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"- Pack 'em up again. I'm not staying! - Make up your mind."
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"The great Norma Desmond."
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"The plain fact was she was afraid of that world outside,"
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"Just as well."
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"Not my favourite perfume, not by a long shot."
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"I don't have to tell you who the star was."
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"They were always her pictures. That's all she wanted to see."
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"Still wonderful, isn't it? And no dialogue."
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"There just aren't any faces like that any more. Maybe one, Garbo."
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"- A spade. - Pass."
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"- That's what I said. - Good."
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"- I need money now. - Can't you wait until I'm dummy?"
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"I thought it was a matter of life and death."
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"So Max got that old bus off its blocks and polished it up."
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"She'd take me for rides in the hills above Sunset."
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"The whole thing was upholstered in leopard skin,"
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"Here are some camel's hair, but feel this, it's vicuÒa."
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"- It's a little more expensive. - The camel's hair will do."
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"She had Max move me to the main house."
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"There are no locks anywhere in this house, sir."
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"We shut off the gas in Madame's bedroom."
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"- She still gets those fan letters. - Don't look closely at the postmarks."
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"You send them. Is that it, Max?"
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"Mr Gillis has not forgotten Madame's New Year's party?"
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"No, I haven't. I suppose all the waxworks are coming?"
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"The perfect setting for a silent movie queen. Poor devil."
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"- It's padding, don't be fooled. - Here."
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"OK."
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"An hour dragged by."
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"I felt caught like the cigarette in that contraption on her finger."
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"When our picture's finished, I'll buy you a boat and we'll sail to Hawaii..."
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"- Cut out that "us" business. - What's the matter with you?"
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"What right do you have to take me for granted?"
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"You want a Valentino, somebody with polo ponies, a big shot."
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"Writers without a job, composers without a publisher,"
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"- Where's the bar? - Come on."
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"Go easy on that punchbowl. Budget only calls for three drinks per extra."
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"- Fake the rest. - Can I stick around a while?"
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"I felt guilty, so I got out some of your old stories."
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"This is shop talk."
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