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Clips from To Have and Have Not

"I know it, Harry."
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"Okay, forget it."
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"You better give her a hand right now."
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"What about tomorrow?"
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"I don't think so. I'm fed up with this kind of fishing."
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"Ah, I can see how you would be. Slack that off a little."
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"You fish for 16 days, hook into a couple of fish"
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"that any good fisherman would give his life to tie into,"
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"and lose them both."
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"Mr. Johnson, you're just unlucky. I never seen no one--"
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"-Shut up, Eddie. -You said 16 days. I only owe you for 15."
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"No. With today it's 16. Then there's the rod and reel."
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"The tackle's your risk."
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"Not when you lose it the way you did."
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"I paid for the rent of it every day. The tackle's your risk, I tell you."
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"Look, if you hired a car and ran it over a cliff, you'd have to pay for it."
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"That's different."
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"Not if he was in it, Harry. That's a good one."
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"Yeah, that's good, Eddie."
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"You lost the outfit through carelessness."
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"It cost me $275."
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"I won't charge you for the line"
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"because a fish that big could've taken it all anyway."
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"And there's 16 days at $35 a day, that's $560."
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"No, it's $560, Eddie."
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"You got a little credit, so that'll be $825 altogether."
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"That's what you owe me, and that's what I want."
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"Well, I haven't got that much with me."
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"I'll go at the bank in the morning."
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"-Would that be all right? -I guess it'll have to be."
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"-Let's go have a drink. -That's a good idea--"
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"-Stay here and lock up. -Sure you don't--"
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"No, Eddie."
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"Hey, look there. I thought everybody took their flag in after 6:00."
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"-Well, most of them do. -That's Vichy for you."
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"It's their flag."
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"- See you later."
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"Gentlemen, may I have your names?"
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"What for?"
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"I heard this gentleman make a disparaging reference to Vichy."
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"I never said anything about Vichy, did I?"
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"I don't know, I wasn't paying much attention."
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"-Your names, please. -Now, look, we're Americans--"
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"His name's Johnson. My name's Morgan. We're living over at the Marquis Hotel."
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"- That do you?"
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"Yes, sir?"
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"-What's yours? -Bourbon."
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"Bourbon. And a rum for me."
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"-Well, gentlemen, what luck today? -Not so good, Frenchy."
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"Oh, we lost the biggest fish I ever saw."
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"Well, maybe tomorrow you hook him again."
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"Not me. I'm through. This is my last day."
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"-That's too bad. -Yeah."
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"Here's to you."
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"I'm gonna clean up."
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"-Oh, that was $800 and... -$25."
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"-$825. -Uh-huh."
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"-Oh, Johnson. -Yeah?"
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"What time tomorrow morning?"
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"Well, after I get to the bank. Say around 10:30 or 11:00?"
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"I'll be waiting for you."
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"-Any trouble, Harry? -Oh, no, Frenchy."
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"Then you are free after today?"
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"Yeah. Why?"
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"There were some people in here today. They wanted to hire your boat."
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"Fishermen?"
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"No. Some friends of friends of mine."
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"Not a chance."
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"- Papa."
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"-The key, monsieur. -Thank you."
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"Please listen to me, Harry."
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"They only want to use your boat for one night."
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"-They'll pay you well. -For what?"
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"I'd like to oblige you, Frenchy,"
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"but I can't afford to get mixed up in your local politics."
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"I would not speak if it were not important, Harry."
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"Please, can I go with you to your room?"
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"Sure. Come ahead."
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"Anybody got a match?"
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"Thanks."
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"Who's that?"
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"She came in this afternoon. The plane from the south."
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"Yeah. Now, look, Frenchy, about that other thing."
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"I know where you stand and what your sympathies are."
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"It's all right for you, but I don't want any part of it."
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"If they catch me fooling around with you fellas, my goose will be cooked."
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"Probably lose my boat, too. I ain't that interested."
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"But they are coming to see you tonight."
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"Well, you better get word to them."
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"-Please-- -They'll just be wasting their time."
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"Sorry. I'll see you later."
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"Take over."
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"Bravo!"
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"Harry, I tried to reach those fellows, but I can't get in contact with them."
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"Who's that? The ones who wanted to hire my boat?"
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"It is dangerous enough for them to come here at all,"
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"but to come here for nothing--"
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"Well, I didn't ask to see them. You better head them off."
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"-Hello. -Let's have it."
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"-What do you want? -Johnson's wallet."
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"-What? -Come on."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"Say, mister, what's got into you?"
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"What do you think you're gonna do?"
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"I'm gonna get that wallet, Slim."
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"I'd rather you wouldn't call me "Slim.""
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"I'm a little too skinny to take it kindly."
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"Quit the baby talk."
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"Which is it?"
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"You know, Steve, I wouldn't put it past you."
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"I didn't know you were a hotel detective."
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"Johnson's my client."
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"He doesn't speak so well of you."
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"He's still my client."
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"You ought to pick on somebody to steal from that doesn't owe me money."
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"He dropped it and I picked it up."
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"You were gonna give it back to him, of course?"
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"No, no, I wasn't."
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"-I don't like him. -That's a pretty good reason."
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"Besides, I need boat fare to get out of Martinique."
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