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Clips from The Fountainhead (1949)

"Watch me. In just a few short years I'll shoot to the top..."
The Fountainhead (1949)
"I don't want any fool visionaries starving around here."
The Fountainhead (1949)
"You're too sure of yourself."
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"Howard Roark."
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"Get your morning Banner. Read all about it."
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"It's no use."
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"You haven't got any further than I did..."
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"After the kind of struggle you've had?"
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"I didn't expect it to be easy, but those who want me will come to me."
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"I don't care what they think of architecture or anything else."
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"Yet they made them look like Greek temples..."
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"...Gothic cathedrals and mongrels of every ancient style they could borrow..."
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"...just as one man can't borrow another's soul."
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"I don't want to leave anything to the world."
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"Howard, it's no use!"
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"Why are you saying that to me? That's not what you did."
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"- Do you want it? - Yes."
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"Yes, it's Francon and Keating now."
The Fountainhead (1949)
"You were telling me about Guy Francon."
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"I hate to see you brought down to this."
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"Remember how we started?"
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"And look at us now. Haven't you had enough of it?"
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"...57 cents."
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"And all those bills?"
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"How do you expect to go on?"
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"That's my concern and not yours."
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"Thank you, Peter."
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"I don't give or ask for help."
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"Oh, why don't you drop it?"
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"Is that what disturbs you about me, Peter?"
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"I don't know."
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"It's getting late."
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"- Have you lost your watch, Howard? - I hocked it."
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"Good night."
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"If not, it'll have to wait over the weekend..."
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"It's a chance you've wanted for years."
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"On one minor condition. Oh, it's just a small compromise..."
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"...but just soften it with a touch of classical dignity."
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"We want you to adapt your building like this."
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"...or not at all. - But why?"
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"It must be true to its own idea, have its own form and serve its own purpose."
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"- Do you intend to fight against the world? - If necessary."
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"No."
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"Roark, this is sheer insanity."
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"- Not that way. - How else?"
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"But what are we going to do?"
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"The board of directors has attempted to pick an architect quite unsuccessfully."
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"And I felt it my duty to offer you my advice."
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"- Whom do you recommend? - The rising star of the profession..."
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"...Peter Keating. No other architect can equal his ability."
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"I quite believe you."
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"- You do? - Of course, but, Mr. Toohey..."
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"My dear Toohey, don't confuse me with my readers."
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"They were excellent 2000 years ago when they were built for the first time."
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"Artistic value is achieved collectively..."
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"Thank you."
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"Am I to understand you will choose Peter Keating?"
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"I really don't care. One of those fashionable architects is just as inept as another."
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"- Miss Francon and I do not always agree. - I'm sure of it."
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"You're the only person in New York who'd refuse me admittance."
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"I must pick an architect for the Security Bank building. Whom would you recommend?"
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"And you're not looking for ability, Mr. Wynand."
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"And if I left the choice up to you?"
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"Peter Keating is a third-rate architect."
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"...you miscalculated."
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"I was trying to tempt you, but I didn't find it amusing."
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"- If you wish. - Incidentally, I'd have fired anyone else..."
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"You know, you could do much more than write a small column about buildings."
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"I never wanted a career on the Banner."
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"Do you know what I was doing when you came in?"
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"The world of the mob and of the Banner."
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"In this instance, the price is that you break your engagement to Miss Francon."
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"For any reason you care to imagine."
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"I'd like to see it decided between Mr. Wynand and yourself."
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"- But would you agree? - The choice is yours."
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"Our engagement helped you to become my father's partner."
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"Mr. Wynand's patronage will help you much more."
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"I..."
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"No? You don't wanna do that?"
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"Of course, you don't have to and you don't have to accept."
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"Call up my office in the morning, and we'll sign the contract."
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"I'm sure we'll have no trouble, Mr. Wynand."
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"There are no men of integrity."
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"I have many years behind me to prove it."
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"I rose out of the gutter by creating the Banner."
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"But it has achieved my purpose."
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"- What was your purpose? - Power."
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"Yes."
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"- That is what I was doing. - Why?"
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"You see?"
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"I was engaged to Peter Keating..."
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"...because he was the most safely, unimportant person I could find."
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"I'm out here for the summer."
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"Father let me have his house all to myself."
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"- Shall I call the superintendent? - No, of course not."
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"It might be misunderstood."
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"Come in."
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"Yes."
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"Certainly, Miss Francon."
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"That marble piece is broken and has to be replaced."
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"Oh, I'm sorry."
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"I didn't want to disturb you."
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"Well?"
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"None at all."
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"It leads to consequences which, once started, cannot be controlled."
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"This is Alabama marble, very high grade, very hard to find."
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"- Do you wish me to set it? - Yes, certainly."
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"- Pasquale Orsini. - What do you want?"
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"And a crusade against Wall Street."
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"Now, what else is there to be against?"
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"The Banner's got to be active."
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"This."
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"- Nobody's ever used that structural method. - Yeah?"
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"The owner of it is Roger Enright, one of those self-made men."
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"You know that this Enright House is a great building."
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"When the time comes."
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"We get everybody riled up without any opposition."
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"This will keep them busy."
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"No."
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"- Please send for them. - What for?"
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