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Clips from Pumping Iron (1977)

"He was screaming really loud and high and low."
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"And he went to the Mr. Munich contest."
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"I told him when he walks out, he has to scream loud, run out."
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"And obviously people weren't ready for that at all."
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"And so, he went out there, screamed loud."
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"Went through three or four poses with loud screaming."
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"They carried him off the stage and threw him out."
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"They thought the guy was totally nuts."
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"But when I get there, I think I'll forget about it."
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"- Forget about it? - Yeah."
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"When I get there, I'm even more nervous."
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"I'm not nervous at all."
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"Thank you."
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"Jesus Christ."
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"- Take it easy. - What can I say?"
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"You guys are psyching me out here early in the morning."
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"- The only way to do it. - Lay down in the bus in the back."
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"Hey, Lou. Is this the master plan here this morning?"
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"I'm here now for six days and nobody invited me for breakfast."
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"This morning they say, Come for breakfast with us, Arnold, have a nice breakfast."
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"She's talking about my mother."
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"You're the king of kings, Arnold."
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"Shit. He's rubbing it in."
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"How are you doing, Lou?"
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"- How you doing? - Good."
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"Look kind of worried today."
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"Just a little tired, gotta wake up."
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"- They don't come nicer than you, Arnold. - I'm a nice guy."
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"I wouldn't turn my back on you, Arnold, within 500 yards."
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"You don't trust me, why's that?"
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"They should have the Olympia early on so we could relax, enjoy the country."
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"They should have it in a month for him. He isn't even in shape yet."
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"He didn't get the timing right, I'm telling you."
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"A month from now would have been perfect for you."
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"so doesn't matter, what the hell. Let's get it over with."
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"And if you retire this year, you just never had the Olympia."
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"That's not too bad, either."
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"You could go on and win the next five years."
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"It's amazing. Can you imagine the feeling I have? Six times Mr. Olympia."
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"You could go on forever."
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"- It blows my mind when I think about it. - People are so tired..."
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"Anyway, listen, guys, why don't we go?"
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"You go and help him pump up."
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"Calm him down, help him. Okay? Don't screw him up this time."
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"Final attention, you all understand our strict code and rule."
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"I'll simply will have to remove...."
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"Most of the judging at an international competition takes place during the day..."
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"before the crowds and distractions of the nighttime show."
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"This is called the prejudging."
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"Double biceps, rear."
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"The judges look for three things.:"
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"symmetry, proportion and the size and clarity of each muscle group."
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"Olympia contestants are judged in two classes."
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"Those over 200 pounds and those under."
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"At night, the two class winners will pose off for the overall title."
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"Then they come on one at a time to perform the six compulsory poses..."
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"that show every part of the body."
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"He's so crazy."
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"What a monster."
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"Oh, my God."
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"These guys are like animals, man."
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"I can't believe it. Look at this one now."
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"See, this is the hard part right here, look at that."
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"And your lats from the rear."
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"What's he got? Let's see."
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"You can call him the bat from now on."
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"Nice shot, goddamn it."
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"Look."
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"Ed Corney, a 44-year-old nightclub owner originally from Hawaii."
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"He is Franco's chief competition in the under-200-pound class."
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"Can you believe that?"
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"Okay, turn to your right, Serge, face that way."
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"Turn right on. Look straight ahead."
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"That's it. That's the position we want."
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"An unexpected entry in the tall class of the Olympia contest."
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"Serge Nubret, 41 years old."
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"Six feet, 200 pounds."
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"Mr. France, and a movie and television star in Europe."
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"Don't lean back too much, you get wrinkles in the back."
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"- Don't go back too much. - All right."
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"Your back, fantastic."
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"Do I need more arm?"
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"They called it. I didn't wanna look small."
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"- Okay. - Look, looks like nothing."
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"I don't have any weak points."
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"I had weak points a few years ago."
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"But my main thing in mind is...."
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"My goal always was to even out everything..."
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"to the point that everything is perfect."
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"the rest of the body has to increase."
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"I would never just make one muscle increase or decrease."
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"Because everything fits together now."
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"which is almost impossible to do."
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"It's perfect already."
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"Wait when you see it."
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"Relax."
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"Thank you, Arnold."
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"you cannot have any kind of an outside negative force coming in and affect you."
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"Let's say before a contest, if I get emotionally involved with a girl..."
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"that can have a negative effect on my mind..."
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"and therefore destroy my workout. So I have to cut my emotions off..."
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"and be kind of cold, in a way, before a competition."
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"That's what you do with the rest of the things."
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"If somebody steals my car outside of my door right now..."
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"I don't care. I can't be bothered with that."
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"I would only have my secretary call the insurance agency and laugh about it."
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"Because I cannot be bothered with it. I trained myself for that."
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"To be totally cold and not have things go into my mind."
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"And it was, in a way, a sad story..."
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"when my father died."
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"Your dad died."
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"And this was exactly two months before a contest."
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"She says, You come home to the funeral? I said, No."
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"It's too late, he's dead, there's nothing to be done."
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"And I didn't explain to her really the reasons why."
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"I had other excuses to her, because how do you explain a mother..."
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"whose husband died, you know, your trip?"
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"I didn't bother with it."
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"And that actually caused one of the greatest conflicts..."
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"with my girlfriend. Because she just looked at me and said:"
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