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Clips from Chinatown (1974)

"Hey, why don't you do it like the Chinese do?"

""Hey, why don't you do it like the Chinese do?""

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The guy says, "Well, the Chinese, first they screw a little bit,

"The guy says, "Well, the Chinese, first they screw a little bit,"

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"then they stop and they go and read a little Confucius.

""then they stop and they go and read a little Confucius."

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"Come back, screw a little bit more, then they stop again,

""Come back, screw a little bit more, then they stop again,"

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- "go back and they screw a little..." - Jake.

"- "go back and they screw a little..." - Jake."

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Walsh, just listen to me for a second.

"Walsh, just listen to me for a second."

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I mean, you'll love this.

"I mean, you'll love this."

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or something like that. Makes it more exciting.

"or something like that. Makes it more exciting."

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So, he screws her for a little bit, and then he stops.

"So, he screws her for a little bit, and then he stops."

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and he goes out and he smokes a cigarette.

"and he goes out and he smokes a cigarette."

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he gets up to start to leave again to go look at the moon,

"he gets up to start to leave again to go look at the moon,"

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she looks at him and says, "Hey, what's the matter with you?

"she looks at him and says, "Hey, what's the matter with you?"

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"You're screwing just like a Chinaman!"

""You're screwing just like a Chinaman!""

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Jesus!

"Jesus!"

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That Barney!

"That Barney!"

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Do you know me?

"Do you know me?"

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Well,

"Well,"

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I think I would have remembered.

"I think I would have remembered."

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Have we ever met?

"Have we ever met?"

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Well, no.

"Well, no."

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Never?

"Never?"

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You see, I'm Mrs. Evelyn Mulwray.

"You see, I'm Mrs. Evelyn Mulwray."

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You know, Mr. Mulwray's wife?

"You know, Mr. Mulwray's wife?"

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Yes, Mr. Gittes, that Mulwray.

"Yes, Mr. Gittes, that Mulwray."

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And since you agree with me that we've never met before,

"And since you agree with me that we've never met before,"

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you must also agree with me that I never hired you to do anything,

"you must also agree with me that I never hired you to do anything,"

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I see you like publicity, Mr. Gittes.

"I see you like publicity, Mr. Gittes."

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Well, you're going to get it.

"Well, you're going to get it."

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Now, wait a minute, Mrs. Mulwray.

"Now, wait a minute, Mrs. Mulwray."

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I think there's been some misunderstanding here.

"I think there's been some misunderstanding here."

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There's no point in getting tough with me. I'm just...

"There's no point in getting tough with me. I'm just..."

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I don't get tough with anyone, Mr. Gittes.

"I don't get tough with anyone, Mr. Gittes."

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My lawyer does.

"My lawyer does."

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- Mr. Mulwray? - He's not in, Mr...

"- Mr. Mulwray? - He's not in, Mr..."

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- Gittes. - May I ask what this is regarding?

"- Gittes. - May I ask what this is regarding?"

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Since lunch.

"Since lunch."

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- Gee whiz, and I'm late. - He was expecting you?

"- Gee whiz, and I'm late. - He was expecting you?"

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Sir?

"Sir?"

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Is Mr. Yelburton there?

"Is Mr. Yelburton there?"

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Is he still in the building?

"Is he still in the building?"

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Very well. Thank you.

"Very well. Thank you."

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Can I help you? Russ Yelburton, Deputy Chief of the department.

"Can I help you? Russ Yelburton, Deputy Chief of the department."

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J.J. Gittes.

"J.J. Gittes."

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It's not a departmental matter, Mr. Yelburton.

"It's not a departmental matter, Mr. Yelburton."

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Certainly.

"Certainly."

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We're a bit nervous around here

"We're a bit nervous around here"

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with all this business in the papers about Mr. Mulwray.

"with all this business in the papers about Mr. Mulwray."

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Right this way.

"Right this way."

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You know, after you've worked with a man for a certain length of time,

"You know, after you've worked with a man for a certain length of time,"

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You come to know him.

"You come to know him."

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And either he's the kind who chases after women or he isn't.

"And either he's the kind who chases after women or he isn't."

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He never even kids about it.

"He never even kids about it."

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Well, maybe he takes it very seriously.

"Well, maybe he takes it very seriously."

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- Sit down. - No, thank you.

"- Sit down. - No, thank you."

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Do you know where Mulwray's having lunch?

"Do you know where Mulwray's having lunch?"

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No, I'm sorry, I don't.

"No, I'm sorry, I don't."

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I will.

"I will."

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In case I have to get in touch with you again.

"In case I have to get in touch with you again."

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Mulvihill! What are you doing here?

"Mulvihill! What are you doing here?"

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They shut my water off. What's it to you?

"They shut my water off. What's it to you?"

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You don't take a bath in it.

"You don't take a bath in it."

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They wrote you a letter!

"They wrote you a letter!"

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But then you'd have to be able to read.

"But then you'd have to be able to read."

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Relax, Mulvihill. Glad to see you. You know Claude Mulvihill here?

"Relax, Mulvihill. Glad to see you. You know Claude Mulvihill here?"

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Well, I hope so. He's working for us.

"Well, I hope so. He's working for us."

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Doing what?

"Doing what?"

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Well, frankly, there have been some threats

"Well, frankly, there have been some threats"

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We've had to ration water in the Valley and the farmers are desperate.

"We've had to ration water in the Valley and the farmers are desperate."

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- Well, you're in luck, Mr. Yelburton. - How's that?

"- Well, you're in luck, Mr. Yelburton. - How's that?"

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and never lost a drop.

"and never lost a drop."

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J.J. Gittes to see Mr. Mulwray.

"J.J. Gittes to see Mr. Mulwray."

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Would you like something to drink?

"Would you like something to drink?"

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What are you having?

"What are you having?"

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My husband's at the office.

"My husband's at the office."

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Anyway, I...

"Anyway, I..."

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set me up.

"set me up."

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I'm just trying to make a living. I don't want to become a local joke.

"I'm just trying to make a living. I don't want to become a local joke."

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Mr. Gittes, you've talked me into it. I'll drop the lawsuit.

"Mr. Gittes, you've talked me into it. I'll drop the lawsuit."

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- What? - I said, I'll drop the lawsuit.

"- What? - I said, I'll drop the lawsuit."

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So let's just drop the whole thing.

"So let's just drop the whole thing."

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- Sugar, lemon, or both? - Both.

"- Sugar, lemon, or both? - Both."

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- Mrs. Mulwray... - Yes, Mr. Gittes?

"- Mrs. Mulwray... - Yes, Mr. Gittes?"

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...I don't want to drop it.

"...I don't want to drop it."

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I better talk to your husband about this.

"I better talk to your husband about this."

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Hollis seems to think you're an innocent man.

"Hollis seems to think you're an innocent man."

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Look, somebody's gone to a lot of trouble here,

"Look, somebody's gone to a lot of trouble here,"

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and lawsuit or no lawsuit, I intend to find out.

"and lawsuit or no lawsuit, I intend to find out."

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So unless it's a problem, I'd like to talk to your husband.

"So unless it's a problem, I'd like to talk to your husband."

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Why should it be a problem?

"Why should it be a problem?"

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- May I speak frankly, Mrs. Mulwray? - You may if you can, Mr. Gittes.

"- May I speak frankly, Mrs. Mulwray? - You may if you can, Mr. Gittes."

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Well, that little girlfriend, she was pretty,

"Well, that little girlfriend, she was pretty,"

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in a cheap sort of a way, of course.

"in a cheap sort of a way, of course."

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Suppose they did. How does that affect you?

"Suppose they did. How does that affect you?"

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- It's nothing personal, Mrs. Mulwray. - It's very personal!

"- It's nothing personal, Mrs. Mulwray. - It's very personal!"

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Is this business or an obsession with you?

"Is this business or an obsession with you?"

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Let's look at it this way.

"Let's look at it this way."

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Now, this phony broad, excuse the language,

"Now, this phony broad, excuse the language,"

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she tells me she's you. She hires me.

"she tells me she's you. She hires me."

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They're out to get your husband.

"They're out to get your husband."

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If I can see him, I can help him.

"If I can see him, I can help him."

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Did you talk to him this morning?

"Did you talk to him this morning?"

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I went riding rather early.

"I went riding rather early."

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Looks like you went quite a distance.

"Looks like you went quite a distance."

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Frequently, at lunch, Hollis takes walks around them.

"Frequently, at lunch, Hollis takes walks around them."

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Otherwise, he'll be home by 6:30.

"Otherwise, he'll be home by 6:30."

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I'll stop by.

"I'll stop by."

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Please call first.

"Please call first."

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Sorry, closed to public, sir.

"Sorry, closed to public, sir."

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Oh, that's all right, Officer.

"Oh, that's all right, Officer."

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- Gittes! For Christ's sake! - Loach.

"- Gittes! For Christ's sake! - Loach."

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- Get out of here before he sees you. - What are you talking about?

"- Get out of here before he sees you. - What are you talking about?"

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- What's going on here? - Loach!

"- What's going on here? - Loach!"

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Hello, Jake.

"Hello, Jake."

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- Yeah, summer colds are the worst. - Yeah, they are.

"- Yeah, summer colds are the worst. - Yeah, they are."

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There's no smoking here, sir...

"There's no smoking here, sir..."

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That's all right, Officer. We can make an exception this time.

"That's all right, Officer. We can make an exception this time."

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How'd you get past the guard?

"How'd you get past the guard?"

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You look like you've done well by yourself.

"You look like you've done well by yourself."

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Well, sometimes it takes a while for a man to find himself.

"Well, sometimes it takes a while for a man to find himself."

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Maybe you have.

"Maybe you have."

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