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Clips from Sunset Boulevard (1950)

"That's the homicide squad, complete with detectives and newspapermen."
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"because an old-time star is involved, one of the biggest."
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"But before you hear it all distorted and blown out of proportion,"
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"with two shots in his back and one in his stomach. Nobody important."
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"Just a writer with a couple of B-pictures to his credit."
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"In the end, he got himself a pool, only the price turned out a little high."
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"So I sat there grinding out original stories, two a week."
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"Only I seemed to have lost my touch."
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"Maybe they weren't original enough, maybe they were too original."
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"- We've come for the car. - What car?"
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"- Where are the keys? - Why should I give you them?"
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"And we've got a court order. The keys."
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"- Or do you want us to haul it away? - The car isn't here."
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"- Is that so? - I loaned it to a friend."
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"You say the cutest things."
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"It wasn't in Palm Springs, and it wasn't in the garage."
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"I knew they'd come and I wasn't taking chances."
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"Rudy never asked any questions about your finances,"
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"he'd just look at your heels and know the score."
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"More or less. I've got a gimmick."
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"- Got a title? - "Bases Loaded". There's an outline."
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"You've got the best man, Alan Ladd."
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"It'd be a change of pace for Ladd. And simple to shoot."
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"Lots of outdoors stuff. I bet you could make it for under a million."
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"- Excuse me. - There's a great part for Bill Demarest."
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"An old trainer got beaned, goes out of his head sometimes."
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"- Thanks. - But I wouldn't bother."
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"It's a rehash of something not very good."
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"I found it flat and trite."
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"Just a story won't do. You'd have turned down "Gone with the Wind"."
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"No, that was me. I said, "Who wants to see a Civil War picture?""
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"This year, I'm trying to earn a living."
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"So you take plot 27 A, make it glossy and slick?"
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"Those are dirty words. You sound like New York critics."
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"Don't think I thought this would win an Academy Award."
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"We're looking for a Betty Hutton. Do you see it as a Betty Hutton?"
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"- Frankly, no. - Wait a minute."
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"If we made it a girls' softball team, put in a few numbers,"
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"might be a musical: "It Happened in the Bullpen: The Story of a Woman"."
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"Are you trying to be funny, because I'm out of laughs. I need a job."
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"- I haven't got a thing. - Any assignment, additional dialogue."
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"Nothing, honest."
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"Mr Sheldrake, could you let me have"
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"Last year, somebody talked me into buying a ranch,"
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"This year, I had to mortgage the ranch to keep up my life insurance..."
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"After that, I drove down to headquarters."
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"Waiting... Waiting for the gravy train."
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"I got myself ten nickels and started sending out a general SOS."
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"I couldn't get hold of my agent, naturally."
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"He could let me have twenty, but twenty wouldn't do."
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"Was he out digging up a job for poor Joe Gillis?"
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"- No? - I'm not just your agent."
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"Forget that! It's a car I'm talking about. Losing it is like losing my legs."
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"What do you think I've been doing? I need $300."
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"Sweetheart, maybe what you need is another agent."
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"As I drove back towards town, I took inventory of my prospects."
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"If ever there was a place to stash a car with a hot licence number."
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"An enormous foreign-built automobile."
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"It must've burned up ten gallons to a mile."
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"It had a 1932 licence. I figured that's when the owners had moved out."
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"I couldn't go back to my apartment now those bloodhounds were on to me."
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"Once in Dayton, l'd drop the credit boys a postcard"
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"It was a great big white elephant of a place."
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"The kind crazy movie people built in the crazy twenties."
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"A neglected house gets an unhappy look."
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"This one had it in spades."
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"It was like that old woman in''Great Expectations';,"
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"taking it out on the world because she'd been given the go-by."
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"You there, why are you so late?"
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"Why have you kept me waiting so long?"
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"In here."
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"Go on."
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"You're not properly dressed for the occasion."
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"- What's the occasion? - Have him come up, Max."
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"- Up the stairs. - Listen for a minute..."
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"I put him on my massage table by the fire."
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"He always liked fires and poking at them with a stick."
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"We'll bury him in the garden. Any city laws against that?"
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"I want the coffin to be white and specially lined with satin,"
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"white or deep pink."
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"Maybe red, bright, flaming red. Let's make it gay."
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"How much? Don't give me a fancy price just because I'm rich."
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"Lady, you've got the wrong man. I had some trouble with a flat tyre."
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"- It is not. Get out. - I'm sorry."
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"I'm sorry you lost your friend. I don't think red is the right colour."
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"- Haven't I seen you before? - Get out, or shall I call my servant?"
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"You're Norma Desmond. You were big in silent pictures."
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"I am big. It's the pictures that got small."
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"I knew there was something wrong with them."
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"They're dead, they're finished."
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"There was a time when they had the eyes of the world."
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"But that wasn't good enough. They had to have the ears, too."
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"So they opened their big mouths and out came talk, talk, talk!"
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"That's where the popcorn business comes in. Buy it to plug your ears."
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"Look at them in the front offices, the masterminds!"
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"They smashed the idols!"
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"Who've we got now? Some nobody."
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"Don't blame me. I'm just a writer."
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"You are? Writing words, words, more words."
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"You've made a rope of words and strangled this business."
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"and Technicolor to photograph the swollen tongue."
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"- Sh! You'll wake up the monkey. - Get out! Max."
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"Just a minute, you. You're a writer, you said."
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"- Why? - Are you or not?"
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"- That's what's on my Guild card. - And you have written pictures?"
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"I sure have. Want a list of my credits?"
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"I want to ask you something. Come in here."
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"the whole thing played on a torpedo boat."
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"Young man, tell me something."
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"How long is a movie script these days? How many pages?"
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"Depends whether it's "Donald Duck" or "Joan of Arc"."
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"This is to be a very important picture. I've written it myself. Took me years."
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"Looks like enough for six important pictures."
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"It's Salome's story. I'll have DeMille direct."
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"- DeMille? - We made a lot of pictures together."
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"- And you'll play Salome. - Who else?"
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"I didn't know you were planning a comeback."
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"I hate that word. It's a return."
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"A return to the millions who've never forgiven me for deserting the screen."
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"- Fair enough. - Salome. What a woman."
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