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Clips from Pumping Iron (1977)

"I don't know where he put it, Mike."
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"It took me five years to win Mr. Connecticut."
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"This is my fifth year that I've been trying to win Mr. Universe."
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"I'm not a quitter."
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"It's either gonna roll over and die..."
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"or it's gonna bite you and attack you."
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"And I'm the kind of person who's the type of a dog who would bite back."
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"19, 16, 17, 16, 17."
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"Next one, 18, 18, 17, 18, 18."
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"It's a nine, yes."
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"17, 13, 16, 14, 11."
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"Yes, 13, 16, 14, 11."
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"Will the following gentlemen step forward?"
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"They are the three finalists, not necessarily in order."
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"Paul Grant, Wales."
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"And for your information..."
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"the fourth-place winner was in fact Mike Katz."
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"Can you believe the tension with these fellas?"
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"It's bad enough for you, how must it be for them?"
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"So far, they made it, they made the big one."
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"They won the 1975..."
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"IFBB Mr. Universe."
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"I wonder what time it is back in the States, do you know?"
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"The kids ought to be playing, driving her crazy."
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"Third place in the tall man category..."
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"IFBB, Mr. Universe..."
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"Second place..."
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"from Australia, Roger Walker."
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"And the winner of the 1975 tall man category..."
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"How about that?"
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"Boy, that's fantastic."
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"Fantastic."
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"I can imagine how he must feel."
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"Probably like I did when I was 16 and won my first trophy."
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"In its own way, it's probably just as satisfying."
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"I gotta go shake his hand, that's fantastic, great."
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"And get my T-shirt."
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"Suffice to say the other two gentlemen won their height categories..."
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"made the finals and our overall winner for 1975, Ken Waller..."
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"United States of America."
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"- Want another pose? - Yeah, just keep going."
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"Wait a second."
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"My parents in the beginning, when I started bodybuilding..."
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"they didn't know really what it is..."
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"until I introduced my father to bodybuilding..."
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"and I took him to all the gymnasiums."
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"And he then started picking up weights, and making his arms strong and so on."
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"And then they started liking what I did."
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"which was the first contest I ever entered..."
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"the Junior Mr. Europe in Stuttgart, Germany."
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"So when I came home with my trophy, my parents were very proud of me..."
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"and they said, My son, that's my son."
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"in a town called Graz."
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"We couldn't do anything bad."
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"And it was kind of an uptight feeling at home because of it."
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"I always felt like my place is America. And when I was 10 years old..."
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"I only dreamed of coming to America and being the greatest."
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"And just being different than everybody else."
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"I never experienced anything like it."
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"- Open your legs wide, Arnold. - Open my..."
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"Get a little more power."
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"- Open your legs a little more. - Little bit to the right."
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"Just put your face, just hug him, kind of sexy."
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"Crush it, Arnold."
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"I thought you were strong."
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"Put your legs behind his back a bit, could you?"
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"Play with his hair a little."
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"Sandy, why don't you get down lower..."
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"so that your head is down closer to the floor."
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"That's it, right."
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"Okay, here we go."
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"Good, hold."
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"Milk is for babies."
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"When you grow up, you have to drink beer."
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"I was always dreaming about very powerful people."
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"Dictators and things like that."
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"I was just always impressed by people who could..."
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"be remembered for hundreds of years."
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"Even like Jesus, being for thousands of years remembered."
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"- I dreamt about Arnold last night. - Really?"
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"I told him, Arnold, you're making a big mistake going to Africa."
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"He says, Why do you say that, Mr. Ferrigno?"
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"I said, Louie is waiting for you, in the shadows."
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"Mr. America, and twice Mr. Universe."
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"He's turned professional this year, and is a contender for the Mr. Olympia title."
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"Lou lives with his parents in Brooklyn, New York."
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"At 6'5 and 275 pounds..."
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"Lou is the largest bodybuilder ever."
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"So does his father, Matty..."
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"The first time Arnold came to America, I took Louie backstage."
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"And when Arnold went by us, I'll never forget..."
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"I looked at Louie's face, and he just looked at Arnold with awe."
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"I thought God just passed us."
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"And I looked at Louie, I said, What do you think, Louie?"
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"And he looked at me, he said, Gee, Dad, he's big."
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"And I would say that from that moment on when he first saw Arnold..."
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"he wanted to be Mr. Olympia."
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"It was in his eye, in his heart, and in his mind."
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"And it became part of his entire body."
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"Okay."
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"- Right, let me complete a full rep. - Okay."
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"- Two. - Right."
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"Up!"
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"Five."
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"Six."
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"Seven."
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"Nine."
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"Up, come on."
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"Come on. Come on. Come on."
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"All the way."
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"- That was easy. - Easy?"
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"You do one."
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"Louie was only an infant in the crib, and he developed this ear infection."
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"until Louie was about three years old, we found out that he was hard of hearing."
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"I guess that's why he never took an interest in things..."
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"other kids would take an interest in, like television."
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"He was late learning to speak and everything."
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"Louie would become a lip reader."
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"Louie was a real skinny kid."
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"He couldn't make the football team because he was too skinny."
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