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Clips from Sunset Boulevard (1950)

"Wait. Get the car out and take the script to Paramount."
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
"- Deliver it to Mr DeMille in person. - Very good."
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"- You're sending it to DeMille? - Yes. This is the day."
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"My astrologer read DeMille's horoscope and mine."
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"- She read the script? - DeMille's Leo, I'm Scorpio."
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"Mars has been transiting Jupiter for weeks."
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"Turn around, darling. Let me dry you."
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"I hope you realise scripts don't sell on astrologers' charts."
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"It's not the script, I'm selling me."
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"DeMille always said I was his greatest star."
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"All right, it was quite a few years ago. But I've never looked better in my life."
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"You know why? Because I've never been as happy in my life."
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"- Have one of mine. - They're dreadful and make me cough."
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"Pull up at the drugstore. I'll get you some."
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"You're a darling."
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"Stick 'em up, Gillis, or I'll let you have it."
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"Sorry about New Year's. Would you believe I stayed with a sick friend?"
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"Stop it. Where've you been keeping yourself?"
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"- I've got wonderful news for you. - I haven't been keeping myself at all."
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"I called your agent, the Screenwriters' Guild."
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"There was someone with an accent growling: you weren't there,"
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"they never heard of you."
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"Is that so? What's the wonderful news?"
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"- Sheldrake likes the teacher angle. - What teacher?"
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""Dark Windows". He thinks it could be made into something."
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"- Where's the cash? - Where's the story?"
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"I bluffed it out with a few notions."
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"- But it needs work. - I feared so."
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"I've got 20 pages and a good male character."
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"Write plenty of background so they'll need an extra director."
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"I've given up writing on spec."
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"The accent! This guy's in the pay of a foreign government."
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"- Thanks for the interest in my career. - It's not yours, it's mine."
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"I don't want to be a reader. I want to write."
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"- I'm sorry if I crossed you up. - You sure have."
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"- It took you hours. - I ran into some people I know."
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"- Where are my cigarettes? - Where are your?"
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"Norma, you're smoking too much."
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"Whenever she suspected I was getting bored,"
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"I can still see myself in the line: Marie Prevost, Mabel Normand."
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"What's the matter? Why are you so glum?"
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"All right. Give me this. I need it for a moustache. Now, close your eyes."
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"I was thinking about that girl of Artie's, that Miss Schaefer."
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"She was like all writers when we first hit Hollywood,"
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"itching with ambition, planning to get your names up there:"
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"Audiences don't know somebody sits down and writes a picture."
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"They think the actors make it up as they go."
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"Open your eyes."
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"- Paramount's calling. - Who?"
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"Paramount Studios."
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"Now do you believe me? I told you DeMille would jump at it."
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"It is not Mr DeMille in person, it's someone named Gordon Cole."
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"- He says it's very important. - Certainly it is."
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"Important enough for Mr DeMille to call me personally."
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"The idea of having some assistant call me! Say I'm busy and hang up."
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"How do you like that? We've made 12 pictures together."
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"His greatest successes!"
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"He's trying to belittle me, to get my price down."
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"I've waited 20 years for this. DeMille can wait till I'm good and ready."
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"About three days later, she was good and ready."
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"and set forth to see DeMille in person."
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"Hold that noise!"
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"No appointment necessary."
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"- I'm bringing Norma Desmond. - Norma who?"
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"- Norma Desmond. - Jonesy, hey, Jonesy."
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"Yeah? Why, if it isn't Miss Desmond!"
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"Miss Desmond can. Come on."
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"Thank you, Jonesy. And teach your friend some manners."
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"Without me he'd have no job, because there'd be no Paramount."
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"- You're right, Miss Desmond. - Go on, Max."
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"All right, notify Henry Wilcoxon. Spread that out so I can see it."
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"Keep quiet back there!"
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"Norma Desmond's coming to see Mr DeMille."
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"Back up a little. Get out of the way! You fellow at the back."
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"Norma Desmond?"
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"- Wait a minute. - Harry Wilcoxon?"
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"Draw your sword and raise that drape with it. Samson's lying over here."
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"- Norma Desmond? - She must be a million years old."
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"Where does that put me? I could be her father."
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"- Sorry, Mr DeMille. - It must be about her awful script."
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"What can I tell her?"
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"I can tell her you're in the projection room, give her the brush."
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"You didn't know Norma Desmond as a lovely girl of 17,"
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"A dozen press agents working overtime"
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"can do terrible things to the human spirit."
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"Hold it."
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"- Don't you want to come along? - It's your script, your show."
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"- Good luck. - Thank you, dearest."
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"- Hello, Mr DeMille. - Good to see you."
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"I saw you last someplace very gay."
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"I remember I was dancing on a table."
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"A lot of people were. Lindbergh had just landed in Paris. Come on in."
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"Norma, I must apologise for not calling you."
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"You'd better, I'm very angry."
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"- You can see I'm terribly busy. - That's no excuse."
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"You could've called me yourself, instead of leaving it to an assistant."
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"- What assistant? - Don't play innocent. Gordon Cole."
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"Gordon Cole?"
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"he wouldn't have tried to get me on the telephone ten times."
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"I'm in the middle of a rehearsal."
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"Why don't you sit in my chair and make yourself comfortable?"
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"Hey, Miss Desmond."
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"- Miss Desmond, it's me, Hog-eye. - Hello, Hog-eye."
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"Look, there's Norma Desmond."
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"Norma Desmond!"
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"- Norma Desmond! - I thought she was dead."
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"- How nice to see you! - Welcome home. Remember me?"
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"Of course I do. Hello, Patsy."
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"- Have you met Miss Desmond? - It's a great pleasure."
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"Gordon, this is C B DeMille. Have you been calling Norma Desmond?"
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"Yes, Mr DeMille. It's that car of hers, an old Isotta Fraschini."
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"Her chauffeur drove it here the other day. It's perfect for the Crosby picture."
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"- We want to rent it for two weeks. - Oh, I see."
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"Well, I got hold of Gordon Cole."
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"Did you see how they came?"
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"You know, some crazy things happen in this business, Norma."
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"- What's the matter? - Nothing."
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"I didn't realise what it would be like coming back to the studio."
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"- I'd no idea how much I missed it. - We've missed you, too."
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"- I want to talk to you about that. - Isn't it a good script?"
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