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Clips from Sunset Boulevard (1950)

"After twelve years in the Burmese jungle, I'm starving, Lady Agatha..."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"Suddenly I'm terribly afraid of losing you."
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"- How is she? - She's in her room."
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""Great star kills herself for unknown writer.""
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"Look, I was making that up,"
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"I'll do it again."
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"Happy New Year, Norma."
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"Happy New Year, darling."
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"And you will please not call again."
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"Today is the day of the greatest conjunction."
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"and what wine to drink with what fish."
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"That idiot! He forgot to fill my cigarette case."
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"- Mr Gillis, if you please? - I'll be right there."
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"- Check those studs and cufflinks. - I must go."
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"I'd hoped to get in on this deal."
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"she'd put on a live show for me."
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"Her first number was always the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauty."
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"Mabel was always stepping on my feet."
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"Something was the matter all right."
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"- Madame's wanted on the telephone. - Don't interrupt me."
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"- Maybe he's busy shooting. - I know that trick!"
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"So she put on about half a pound of make-up, fixed it up with a veil,"
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"- Hey! - To see Mr DeMille, open the gate."
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"He's shooting. Got an appointment?"
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"- How've you been, Miss Desmond? - Open the gate."
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"- Sure, Miss Desmond. Come on. - They can't enter without a pass."
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"- Where's Mr DeMille shooting? - Stage 18."
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"Stage 18."
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"Hit that with a light, somebody, so I can get a look at that scape."
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"Norma Desmond's coming to see Mr DeMille."
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"Norma Desmond's coming in to see you, Mr DeMille."
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"Thirty million fans gave her the brush. Isn't that enough?"
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"- I didn't mean... - Of course not."
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"with more courage and wit and heart than ever in one youngster."
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"- Thank you. - That's the girl. I won't be a moment."
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"Bring me a telephone and get me Gordon Cole."
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"Let's get a good look at you."
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"It has some good things in it, but it would be a very expensive picture."
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"Hit 'em all."
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"They used to be Madame's dressing-room. The whole row."
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"That didn't leave much for Wallace Reid."
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"He had a great big bungalow on wheels."
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"I had the upstairs. You see where it says "Readers Department"?"
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"I remember my walls were covered with black patent leather."
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"She teaches day classes while he teaches night school."
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"They don't know each other but share a room. It's cheaper."
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"What?"
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"The old team? Yeah."
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"Like an athlete training for the Olympics, she counted every calorie,"
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"She was absolutely determined to be ready,"
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"- Darling, are you there? - Yes."
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"- I'm not very attractive. - Goodnight."
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"I was worried about my throat. This woman's done wonders."
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"- Good. - You'd better get to bed yourself."
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"- I haven't done anything. - Of course you haven't."
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"I wouldn't let you. Goodnight, darling."
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"That story Betty Schaefer dug up"
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"She turns out to be a multi-millionaire and leaves you all her money."
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"Sometimes when we got stuck,"
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"we'd make a little tour of the drowsing lot."
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"or through the sets they were getting ready for the next day's shooting."
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"- Second generation, huh? - Third."
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"They expected me to become a star."
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"So I had ten years of dramatic lessons, diction, dancing."
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"Slanted this way a little. So I had it fixed."
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"Then they loved my nose, only they didn't like my acting."
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"- It's really more fun. - Three cheers for Betty Schaefer."
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"May I say that you smell real special?"
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"- Must be my new shampoo. - That's no shampoo."
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"It's more like freshly laundered linen handkerchiefs,"
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"Now, back to the typewriters, by way of Washington Square."
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"I'm not enquiring where Mr Gillis goes every night."
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"- What happens when she finds out? - She never will."
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"I could've continued my career,"
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"You're here, Joe."
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"Oh, Joe, where were you? Is it a woman?"
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"I know it's a woman. Who is she? Why can't I ask you?"
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"Oh, was I? I'm sorry."
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"What's wrong with you tonight?"
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"I just don't."
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"Stop crying. You're getting married. That's what you wanted."
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"I don't want it now."
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"What happened?"
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"It wasn't until I got back to my peculiar prison"
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"Betty Schaefer engaged to Artie Green, as nice a guy as ever lived,"
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"I was a heel not to have told her."
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"It's about Mr Gillis. You do know Mr Gillis?"
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"nor with friends in the usual sense of the word."
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"How can I work if I'm wasting away under this torment?"
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"I love you, Joe. I love you, Joe."
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"It's all right, Max. I'll take it. Hello, Betty."
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"Careful of these tiles, they're slippery. Valentino used to dance here."
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"I didn't come to see a house. What about Norma Desmond?"
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"That's what I'm trying to tell you. This is an enormous place."
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"Eight master bedrooms. A sunken tub in every bathroom."
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"Very simple set-up."
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"- Can you figure it out? - No."
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"My 18 suits, my custom-made shoes, the six dozen shirts,"
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"the cufflinks, the platinum key-chains and the cigarette cases?"
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"To a one-room apartment I can't pay for,"
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"to a story that may sell and very possibly won't?"
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"- If you love me, Joe. - Look, sweetie, be practical."
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"Good luck, Betty. You can finish that script on the way to Arizona."
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"...here's the pool."
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"What are you doing, Joe?"
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"I'd take it, only it's too dressy for a copy desk in Dayton, Ohio."
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"DeMille didn't have the heart to say. None of us has."
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"That's a lie. They want me. I get letters every day."
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"You tell her, Max. Do her that favour. Tell her there'll be no picture."
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"I will take Mr Gillis's bags to the car."
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"The stars are ageless, aren't they?"
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"Then they got a couple of pruning hooks and fished me out"
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"They beached me like a harpooned baby whale."
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"Here was an item everybody could have some fun with."
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"Coroner's office. I want to speak to the coroner."
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"- The newsreel cameras are here. - Tell them to go."
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"- The cameras have arrived. - They have?"
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"- Everything set up? - Just about."
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"Lights."
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"So they were turning after all, those cameras."
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