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Clips from Mank

"Thank you all for coming."
Mank
"Well, I have seen some miracles in my day,"
Mank
"but I have over 200 pages in 13 days."
Mank
"I never would've thought it possible."
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"- To support devices. - Support devices."
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"It's good, Mank. Damn good."
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"I have it on highest authority it's the best thing he's ever done."
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"As a moving picture, it's more than good."
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"I'm at a loss to even express how wealth and influence can crush a man."
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"It's Lear. The dark night of the soul."
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"And I was completely mistaken."
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"The shifting point of view is revolutionary."
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"I never thought one could care so much about a sled."
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"It's kind of you to say."
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"But."
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""But," again."
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"It's 327 pages. An embarrassment of riches."
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"When the Dog-Faced Boy gets here, there will be plenty of branches to prune."
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""A far too long screenplay for the ages." John Houseman."
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"I built him a watertight narrative and a suggested destination."
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"Where he takes it, that's his job."
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"I was, uh, looking to get you paid."
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"I don't know if you were aware or not."
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"You signed your rights to the Mercury. You agreed not to take screen credit."
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"- I needed the work. - You may want to reconsider."
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"All I currently want is a real shower, a cocktail, and my Sara to wake up to."
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"Are you certain?"
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"It worked out."
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"Mank, if I may be so bold, why Hearst?"
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"Lord knows, outside his own blonde Betty Boop,"
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"you were always his favorite dinner partner."
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"John, are you familiar with the parable of the organ grinder's monkey?"
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"Today, our roving reporter"
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"is visiting Mrs. Elsie Hammontree of Azusa."
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"Elsie, would you mind telling the folks at home why you're voting Republican?"
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"Young man, I'm a widow,"
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"and this little home may not be much, but it's all I have left."
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"- And I intend to protect it. - Poor old woman."
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"Would you mind telling folks why you're voting for Frank Merriam?"
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"Well, I'm voting for Frank Merriam because I wanna keep our way of life…"
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"I know that voice."
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"It is familiar."
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"That's Maude Anderson."
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"- I don't know much… - It is. Aunt Bertha from Lonely Trails."
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"Well, she's no widow. And she's absurdly rich."
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"That "poor old woman" has got enough oil wells south of El Segundo"
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"to buy us both, Schnutz."
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"I'd know that whiskey gargle anywhere."
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"Hey, Mank."
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"Well, well."
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"Looks like you found work, C.C."
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"Don't nose it around, but yeah, just in the nick."
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"- Who's hiring? - MGM."
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"They cleaned out the Washington and Culver gates like a dose of Ex-Lax."
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"Grady gets a speaking part."
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"They told us to come dressed as we are."
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"I don't know who thought of it, but it keeps a lot of us off the streets."
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"Don't forget to vote."
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"Okay."
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"He's confused with Sinclair Lewis."
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"So many hicks think he wrote Elmer Gantry, it's cost him the Dust Bowl vote."
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"I'm in."
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"Poor sap. Not only has he got no money,"
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"he's an idealist, for Christ's sakes."
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"Talk about political handicaps. I'm out."
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"Times says he'll lose by 200,000."
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"It's amazing what $10 million against him bought."
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"Raise."
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"That's what he gets for surrounding himself with amateurs."
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"They not only charge admission to rallies,"
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"they pass a plate once the suckers are inside."
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"Call."
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"He's the most famous schlub after FDR, Hitler, and Mussolini."
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"That oughta count for something."
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"- Hiya, Shell, sit in. - The bookies know."
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"Soon as old Maude's radio spots started running,"
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"the odds went from 7-5 for to 2-1 against."
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"Could you effete political snobs please shut up and play?"
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"Mank, can I talk to you?"
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"I'll see you guys and bump you two big ones."
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"It's important."
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"What, now, Shelly?"
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"It better be."
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"That's the first good hand I've had all day."
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"I didn't know he knew what a good hand looked like."
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"I'm out."
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"Mind telling who you favor in this election?"
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"I'm going to vote for Frank Merriam."
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"Tell us your principal reason."
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"Well, I want Merriam because I want a job."
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"If you drive all the capital out of the country, who's gonna pay us?"
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"You think Merriam would be safest for all of us?"
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"Absolutely."
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"It's no time to trade horses in the middle of a stream."
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"Mr. Butler, are you voting in the election?"
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"- I am. - Who would you vote for?"
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"I'm sure that I'm gonna vote for Mr. Sinclair."
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"You must have a good reason."
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"Mr. Sinclair's got something new. He got that EPIC Plan."
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"I feel as though it's time we should try something new out again."
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"I need prosperity."
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"Well, first of all, I'm an American,"
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"and I believe that Mr. Merriam"
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"will support all the foundations and principles"
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"that this country has stood for in the past 150 years."
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"I have a job now, and I wanna keep it."
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"My wife and I love California, and we'd like to stay."
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"But in case we should have to leave,"
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"I'd like to have at least a couple dollars."
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"Cut."
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"Mrs. Hammontree, tell the folks why you're voting for Frank Merriam."
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"Well, I'm voting for Frank Merriam because I wanna keep our way of life."
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"A Democrat wouldn't protect your way of life?"
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"Why, that man's a socialist."
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"I don't know much about politics, but I do know this."
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"If Upton Sinclair wins this election,"
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"private ownership in California won't amount to a hill o' beans."
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"Well, we need complete rejuvenation of our system,"
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"so I vote for Comrade Upton."
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"His system work in Russia, why not here?"
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