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Clips from Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

"A separate country."
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
"You've heard of the French nation and the British nation."
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"Well, this is the imagination. It's a wonderful place."
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"How would you like to be able to make snowballs in the summertime?"
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"How would you like to be the Statue of Liberty in the morning"
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"Hello?"
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"Thank you, darling."
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"Hello?"
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"No, no, no, dear. There."
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"Oh, darling! How silly of me."
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"Hello!"
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"I think it would be simply charming!"
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"Oh, and so do I, Mrs. Shellhammer. Just a moment."
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"The Shellhammers have a lovely room, and want you to stay with them."
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"Mr. Gailey?"
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"I think I'd better get the meat."
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"Something you haven't even told your mother about."
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"Oh, come on now. Why don't you give me a chance?"
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"Well."
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"That's what I want for Christmas."
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"A doll's house, like this?"
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"This is a little something to show my appreciation for all you've done."
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"Thank you, Mr. Macy."
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"That's a bit of money. What are you gonna do with it?"
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"I have a friend."
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"A doctor. He's been very kind to me. He needs an x-ray machine."
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"I don't think that's going to be enough. I better give you some..."
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"Buy it here and get 10 percent discount."
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"-Good night, Susan. -Good night, Cleo."
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"If you want to."
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"Doesn't your mother ever sing to you at night?"
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"Why should she?"
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"No reason."
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"I just think it's kind of nice that..."
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"To market, to market to buy a fat pig"
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"Home again, home again, jiggety-jig"
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"To market, to market, to buy a fat hog"
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"Amazing!"
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"-Hello, Alfred. -Hello, Kris."
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"How about a game of checkers after lunch?"
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"Not today, Kris. I don't feel like it."
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"What's the matter?"
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"Something is wrong. What is it?"
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"and give out packages to the young kids?"
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"That's the one. He's a psychologist, you know?"
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"Well, that's a debatable point. Why is it bad? Does he say?"
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"Sure. He says that guys who dress up like Santa Claus and give presents"
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"do it because when they was young they must have did something bad"
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"So now they do something good to make up for it, see?"
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"How old are you, Alfred?"
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"It's nothing to laugh about, Kris. It's pretty serious, he says."
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"It's rubbish. Don't listen."
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"He knows what he's talking about. He's been studying for a long time."
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"What's the basis of this guilt complex you're supposed to have? Does he say?"
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"It's probably way down inside of me someplace, see?"
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"Something that happened to me when I was a baby, he says."
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"It takes time, but he'll do it."
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"You mean you're going to him again?"
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"Sure. I go every day for a little while after lunch."
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"He don't soak me nothing."
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"He's doing it for free because I'm an interesting case."
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"The patient is running the clinic."
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"I won't stand... Leave immediately."
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"and tell him what a fraud you are."
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"Get out before I have you thrown out."
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"There's only one way to handle a man like you."
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"You won't listen to reason. You're heartless."
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"-You have no humanity. -Are you going to leave?"
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"Yes."
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"-Kris? -Mr. Sawyer!"
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"Mr. Sawyer, are you all right?"
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"Look at that bump! Mr. Sawyer!"
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"-No, better get a doctor. -Mr. Sawyer?"
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"You must've done something to him."
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"I tell you, we were merely talking."
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"But when I mentioned Santa Claus, his delusion, he became violent."
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"I told you he had latent maniacal tendencies. I think this proves it."
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"Let Dr. Pierce examine him again."
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"Dr. Pierce? He doesn't know. He's a general practitioner."
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"This is rather serious. You better get a good psychiatrist."
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"I don't think we can take any chances."
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"I can't see the harm. If he passes, he can return to work."
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"And if he doesn't, it's better we find out."
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"-I suppose. -Examine him right away."
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"Before he tells Mr. M... Before Mr. Macy finds out."
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"Oh, my, yes. You explain to Mr. Kringle. You're his friend."
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"I can't do it! I'm very fond of him"
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"and this is like saying he's insane."
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"You don't call this normal, do you?"
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"No, but there are other old people who aren't normal either."
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"This is going to hurt Kris deeply, and I don't want to be the one to do it!"
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"I don't think that would be fair to him."
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"I'll tell him the truth. I believe in being truthful."
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"If you mention a psychiatrist, it's attacking his delusion."
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"He's apt to become violent."
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"All right. If you think it's better that way."
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"Please keep a straight line. All day to see Santa Claus."
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"-Mr. Kringle. -Yeah?"
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"Mrs. Walker says we're taking publicity pictures this afternoon"
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"Good! Like to meet him. Few things I'd like to talk over with him."
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"There's a car waiting for you downstairs"
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"and it's drizzling. I'll get your coat."
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"Thanks. I'll be right with you."
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"Bellevue?"
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"Did she know about this?"
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"But only because I was a nice, kind, old man, and she was sorry for me."
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"-That's not true. -Yes, it is. She had doubts."
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"That's why she was just sorry."
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"All right. She had doubts. Why not?"
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"She hasn't really believed in anything for years."
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"-You can't expect her... -It's not just Doris. It's Sawyer."
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"He's contemptible, dishonest, selfish, deceitful, vicious."
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"Yet he's out there, and I'm in here. He's called normal, and I'm not."
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"If that's normal, I don't want it. That's why I answered the questions wrong."
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"But, Kris, you can't just think of yourself."
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"What happens to you matters to a lot of other people."
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"You can't quit. You can't let them down."
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"Maybe someday the Sawyers will be in here instead of out there."
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"Even if we can't win, we can go down swinging. Let's get out of here."
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"Wait a minute. You forget you flunked your examination but good."
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