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Clips from Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

"We've adopted her. I told her you wouldn't be able to speak to her."
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
"But when she saw you in the parade, she said you were Sinterklaas"
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"-I didn't know what to do. -Hello!"
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"-Yes, I see what you mean, Mother. -Good."
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"But when he spoke Dutch to that girl, he was so..."
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"Susan, I speak French, but that doesn't make me Joan of Arc."
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"What I'm trying to explain to you is... Come in."
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"-You wanted to see me? -Come right in."
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"-Hello! Good to see you again. -It's nice to see you."
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"You're awfully lucky. Lovely little girl you have here."
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"Thank you. She's the reason I asked you by."
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"I'll be glad to."
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"Would you please tell her that you're not really Santa Claus?"
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"That there actually is no such person?"
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"Well, I'm sorry to disagree."
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"No, no, no. You misunderstand. I want you to tell her the truth."
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"-What's your name? -Kris Kringle."
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"-I'll bet you're in first grade. -Second."
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"-I mean your real name. -That is my real name."
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"The friendly store. The store with a heart."
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"The store that places public service ahead of profit."
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"And consequently, we'll make more profits than ever."
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"-Thank you, Mr. Macy. -Tell Santa I won't forget him either."
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"Yes, Mr. Macy."
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"Imagine. A bonus!"
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"He assumed it was our idea, so I... What's the matter?"
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"-I fired him. -Who?"
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"-Santa Claus. -What?"
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"He's insane, I tell you."
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"You heard Mr. Macy. We've got to keep him."
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"What if he has a fit or something? No, I've got to tell Mr. Macy."
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"But maybe he's only a little crazy."
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"If you fire him and we find out he wasn't crazy"
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"Mr. Macy will have us examined and fired."
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"I suppose we ought to be sure."
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"-We could have Mr. Sawyer talk to him. -Of course! He's a psychologist."
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"He's paid to examine employees. Until we get his report, we'll say nothing."
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"-I'll get in touch with him right away. -But first get that Santa Claus back!"
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"The examination won't be worth a thing without the patient."
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"It was just because I felt we owed it to him"
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"but Mr. Macy suggested that we find something else for him"
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"and keep you on by all means."
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"Oh, well, thanks. That's mighty good news. Yes."
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"-You'll be here in the morning, then? -Certainly."
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"We're all so busy trying to beat the other fellow"
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"that Christmas and I are getting lost in the shuffle."
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"I don't think so. Christmas is still Christmas."
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"Christmas isn't just a day. It's a frame of mind."
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"And that's what's been changing."
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"You're the whole thing in miniature."
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"-Good night. -Good night."
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"Oh, Mr. Kringle!"
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"In the morning, can you report to Mr. Sawyer?"
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"Sawyer?"
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"Yes. He'll just give you a little examination."
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"-We do it with all our employees. -A mental examination?"
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"Stand with your feet together and your arms extended."
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"-Then I want you... -Muscular-coordination test?"
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"Surely. Be glad to."
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"Sometimes the cause of nervous habits like yours is not obvious."
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"No, often they're the result of an insecurity."
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"That will be all, Mr. Kringle! Examination's over. You may go."
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"-Thank you. -You may go out that way."
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"And I've been happily married for 26 years."
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"Really? Delighted to hear it. Goodbye."
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"Yes, sir. And your wife's on 672. She says it's important."
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"No. Not a penny. I give you a liberal allowance."
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"Mrs. Walker, I'd like to talk to you about Kringle."
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"Sorry, doctor. That was Mr. Sawyer, the man I told you about."
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"-Oh, yes. -He'll be right in."
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"We appreciate your giving us your time, doctor."
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"-Dr. Pierce, Mr. Sawyer. -How do you do?"
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"After giving this man a thorough examination"
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"Really? He failed to pass the examination?"
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"-Yes. -He didn't answer correctly?"
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"Yes, he did, but there was no concentration."
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"There's no doubt about it. He should be in an institution."
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"I don't agree."
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"Mr. Kringle is incapable of either. His is a delusion for good."
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"-He only wants to be friendly. -I feel that too."
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"A famous example is that fellow."
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"There's evidence to prove him wrong, but nothing has shaken his story."
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"Is he in an institution? No. He owns a famous restaurant and is respected."
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"the deluded can be violent."
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"-I disagree with you. -But I..."
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"The way he carries that cane! He's never without it."
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"He carries a cane, but you're not implying he'd use it as a weapon?"
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"Mrs. Walker, I can't discharge this man. That's up to you."
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"You asked for my opinion, and I've given it."
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"please realize the responsibility is yours."
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"Speaking of delusions."
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"We're back where we started."
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"No, we're not. Dr. Pierce makes me feel perfectly confident."
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"Yes, but if anything happens, you won't get blamed, I will."
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"Nothing is going to happen."
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"Let's see, who could rent him a room?"
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"Your son's away at school. What about his room?"
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"I don't mind. I'd be glad to"
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"but Mrs. Shellhammer wouldn't like it."
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"She's a little... Say, I have an idea."
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"We have martinis before dinner. I'll make them double-strength tonight."
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"After a couple of them, she'll be more receptive to the idea."
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"Kris is finished at 6:00. What about the in-between time?"
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"Take him home, and I'll call as soon as my wife's plaster..."
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"Feeling gay."
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"If my wife has a big headache tomorrow, you can have a little one tonight."
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"What games do you play with the other children here?"
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"I don't play much with them. They play silly games."
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"They do?"
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"Today, they were in the basement playing zoo, and they were animals."
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"When I came down, Homer... He was supposed to be the zookeeper."
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"He said, "What kind of an animal are you?""
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"He said, "Only animals allowed. Goodbye." So I came upstairs."
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"Because I'm not a bear or a lion."
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"But the others were only children, and they pretended to be animals."
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"But that's what makes the game so silly."
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"Of course, in order to play it, you've gotta have an imagination."
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"Do you know what the imagination is?"
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"Sure. That's when you see things that aren't really there."
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"Well, that can be caused by other things too."
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