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Clips from Mommie Dearest (1981)

"They were thoughtless, selfish, spoiled children."
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"Now they won't wake you up when you need your rest."
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"- Good morning, Miss Crawford. - Good morning, Ellen. Lovely blouse."
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"Thank you, Connie."
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"Joan..."
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"Look at you. Look!"
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"Eighteen years in the business, and who can hold a candle to you?"
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"- You're always so kind. - Kind?"
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"Of all my picture family, who turned out best? Joan Crawford."
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"To all the new kids coming up, she's like a diamond. Class."
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"- LB... - Have I ever lied to you?"
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"- Or given you one piece of bad advice? - Never."
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"Never."
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"Your treatment of me has been divine."
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"You can do me a favour"
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"that will be as big a favour for you as it is for me."
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"You don't have to ask. You only have to tell me."
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"Good. I want you to leave Metro."
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"Leave Metro?"
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"Leave Metro?"
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"Your pictures, one after another, are losing money."
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"Theatre owners voted you box-office poison."
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"For years I've paid no attention."
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"You know me, Joan. I don't give up so easily."
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"We'll pay you off. But you can't afford to make more losers for us."
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"It's the scripts, LB, bad pictures, bad directors."
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"- Bad with you, good with others. - Listen to me."
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"I have been begging you, begging you for a good script."
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"I've always had some bad movies, you knew I'd make them work."
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"- I can't keep doing it! - Listen with your ears, not your pride."
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"With me, feeling is more important than money."
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"You're a great star. You're Hollywood royalty."
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"But styles change. You'll leave."
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"''We have creative differences.''"
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"''We don't want to fight or argue, because we love each other.''"
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"Every studio will think they're smarter than LB."
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"They'll try to finesse me."
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"You'll be offered one, two, three, four, five films."
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"You may even get a hit."
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"Will you be sorry then?"
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"I'm sorry now."
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"But here there's no confidence, there's no hope. It's time for a change."
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"New faces, new voices, a breath of fresh air. Who knows?"
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"Don't do this to yourself."
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"I'll..."
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"I'll have my maid and studio people clear out my bungalow."
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"- I have a lot of years to collect. - It's done, Joan."
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"They've packed your things. They're loading your car."
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"You mean everybody already knows?"
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"That we parted friends because we didn't agree."
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"Will you walk me to my car?"
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"Hollywood royalty."
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"Hollywood royalty!"
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"We parted friends!"
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"Everyone already knows! Box-office poison!"
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"Box-office poison!"
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"Class...you're class...you're class!"
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"Box-office poison!"
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"- Wake up. Come on, children. - What's happening?"
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"Your mother wants you downstairs in the rose garden."
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"You, too, Christopher."
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"Your mother wants you right away."
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"Eighteen years in the business! And we parted friends!"
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"Creative differences!"
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"Good, I want some help here. I want these branches cleared out."
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"Carol Ann and Christopher, start clearing away all these branches."
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"Get the wheelbarrow and the rake."
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"Tina!"
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"Bring me the axe!"
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"Carol Ann, get some more emotion into the scene."
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"I can't keep the emotion up if you don't come in right away."
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"Let's... After the uniform, downtown restaurants."
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"My mother, a common waitress!"
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"I took the best job I could find, so you could eat and have a place to sleep."
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"Do you have to degrade us?"
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"- Don't say that! - I'm not surprised."
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"You've never spoken of your people, so perhaps it's natural."
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"Maybe that's why Father left."
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"I'm sorry I did that."
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"I'd have rather cut off my hand."
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"Your mother's been practising and practising."
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"You know how perfect she always wants to be."
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"Well, this time she must be perfect."
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"- Do you understand? - She wants everything to be perfect."
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"This time it's even more important."
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"They're making your mother take a screen test."
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"- Do you know what that is? - When they're not sure they want you?"
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"And you know how shameful that is for her?"
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"She wants this film. She knows she's right."
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"She is this character, Mildred Pierce."
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"We have to help her. We will, won't we?"
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"I will. I will."
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"Christina, you haven't touched your lunch."
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"- It's raw! - It's rare, not raw."
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"- It's got this red juice when I push on it. - Then don't push on it."
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"Darling, rare meat is good for you, the doctor said so."
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"Christina, meat loses its vitamins if it's overcooked."
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"I've had my vitamins this morning. Pills!"
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"She negotiates everything like a goddamn Hollywood agent!"
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"Christina..."
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"...eat your lunch!"
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"You are not getting up from this table until you have finished that meat!"
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"You may get up from the table now."
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"Just a minute, young lady!"
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"Pick up that plate,"
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"take it into the kitchen and put it into the refrigerator."
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"I'm going out this evening. You will have dinner in your room."
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"You will eat everything on that plate."
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"Do you understand?"
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"You may drink your glass of milk, and then you may be excused from the table."
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"Tina,"
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"empty that plate into the trash can."
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"Why must everything be a contest?"
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"The envelope, please."
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"And the winner is Ray Milland, for The Lost Weekend."
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"God! I hate this night! It turns every year into a crisis."
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"I wish I did have pneumonia. I wish I was raging mad with the flu,"
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"and a fever, so I wouldn't have to even listen."
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"For the best female performance in a leading role, the nominees are:"
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"Ingrid Bergman, for The Bells of Saint Mary's,"
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