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Clips from Psycho (1960)

"He'll be back."
Psycho (1960)
"-Bust in on Arbogast and the old lady. . . -Yes."
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"-That wouldn't be a wise thing to do. -Patience doesn't run in my family, Sam."
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"What am I supposed to do, just sit here and wait?"
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"Arbogast!"
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"No Arbogast, no Bates. Only the old lady at home."
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"Where could he have gone?"
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"Maybe he got some definite lead. Maybe he went right on."
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"-This is Lila Crane from Phoenix. -How do you do?"
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"She's been here searching for her sister. There's this private detective helping and. . ."
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"She's not missing so much as she's run away."
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"That's what I want you to do something about."
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"Well, I think there's something wrong too, miss, but not the same thing."
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"He wasn't out when you were there,"
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"Florrie, the Sheriff wants you to connect him with the Bates Motel."
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"Listen, we got worries here."
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"Well, this one wouldn't be a customer, anyway."
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"No, that's okay, Norman."
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"in Green Lawn Cemetery for the past 1 0 years."
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"(WHISPERING) In bed."
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"You mean that old woman I saw sitting in the window out there wasn't Bates' mother?"
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"NORMAN: Please, Mother."
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"Mother, please, it's just for a few days."
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"Just for a few days so they won't find you."
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"Now get out!"
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"-I told you to get out, boy. -NORMAN: I'll carry you, Mother."
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"Saw the register myself."
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"Saw the whole place, as a matter of fact. That boy's alone there."
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"-so there it is. -I still feel that there's something. . ."
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"-I don't know. -It's Sunday."
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"I wonder where Norman Bates does his hermiting."
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"We were gonna try to make it straight to San Francisco,"
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"-I'll take you to Cabin 1 0. -Better sign in first, hadn't we?"
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"My boss is paying for this trip and, well, it's 90% business."
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"I'd better sign in and get a receipt."
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"Do you think if something happened, it happened there?"
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"I don't know."
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"SAM: Bates."
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"Well, doesn't that prove that he found out about the money?"
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"Do we simply ask him where he's hidden it?"
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"I want her to tell us the same thing."
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"-I don't like you going into that house alone. -I can handle a sick old woman."
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"can you find your way back to town?"
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"-You looking for me? -Why, yes, as a matter of fact."
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"Here you are doing all the listening."
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"Drive me crazy."
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"(GASPS)"
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"(SIGHS)"
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"My mother and I were more than happy."
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"Buy a new one in a new town where you won't have to hide your mother."
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"you have to go back 1 0 years"
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"Now, that pushed him over the line and he killed them both."
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"Matricide is probably the most unbearable crime of all,"
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"He stole her corpse."
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"even treated it to keep it as well as it would keep."
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"and because he was so pathologically jealous of her,"
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"Not exactly."
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"when danger or desire threatened that illusion,"
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"MRS. BATES: it's sad when a mother has to speak the words"
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"that condemn her own son,"
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"They'll put him away now, as I should have years ago."
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"Let them see what kind of a person I am."
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"and they'll say, Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly."
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"Why don't you call your boss and tell him"
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"you're taking the rest of the afternoon off?"
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"Friday anyway, and hot."
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"What do I do with my free afternoon? Walk you to the airport?"
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"Well, we could laze around here a while longer."
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"(MARION SIGHS)"
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"MARION: Checking-out time is 3:00 p.m."
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"but when your time is up. . ."
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"Oh, Sam, I hate having to be with you in a place like this."
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"I've heard of married couples who deliberately spend"
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"Oh, Sam, this is the last time."
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"For meeting you in secret so we can be secretive."
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"You come down here on business trips, and we steal lunch hours."
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"All right. What do we do instead? Write each other lurid love letters?"
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"Oh, I have to go, Sam."
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"-I can come down next week. -No."
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"Oh, we can see each other. We can even have dinner."
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"But respectably."
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"and my sister helping me broil a big steak for three."
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"And after the steak,"
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"Sam !"
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"All right."
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"Marion, whenever it's possible, I want to see you."
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"And under any circumstances, even respectability."
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"Oh, no, I'm all for it."
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"Otherwise, though, it's just hard work."
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"I'm tired of sweating for people who aren't there."
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"I sweat to pay off my father's debts, and he's in his grave."
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"I sweat to pay my ex-wife alimony,"
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"They also pay who meet in hotel rooms."
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"-I haven't even been married once yet. -Yeah. But when you do, you'll swing."
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"When I send my ex-wife her alimony, you can lick the stamps."
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"I'm thinking of it."
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"-Don't miss your plane. -Hey, we can leave together, can't we?"
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"I'm late and you have to put your shoes on."
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"Is Mr Lowery back from lunch?"
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"He's lunching with the man who's buying the Harris Street property."
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"You know, the oil lease man. That's why he's late. You got a headache?"
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"Headaches are like resolutions,"
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"you forget them as soon as they stop hurting."
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"Have you got some aspirin? I've got something, not aspirin."
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"My mother's doctor gave them to me the day of my wedding."
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"Teddy was furious when he found out I'd taken tranquilisers."
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"Teddy called me. My mother called to see if Teddy called."
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"Oh, your sister called to say she's going to Tucson to do some buying"
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"and she'll be gone the whole weekend and. . ."
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"Wow."
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"It's as hot as fresh milk."
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"He can afford it today."
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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"Marion, will you get the copies of that deed ready for Mr Cassidy?"
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"-Yes, sir. -Tomorrow's the day, my sweet little girl."
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"Oh, not you. My daughter."
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"A baby."
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"And tomorrow she stands her sweet self up there and gets married away from me."
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"I want you to take a look at my baby."
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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