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Clips from Mank

"My fault."
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"I've been a little sixes and sevens recently."
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"Tell me something, Mank. The truth."
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"Could you see me playing"
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"Elizabeth Barrett Browning or Marie Antoinette?"
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"Irving's bought 'em both, you know, because of Pops."
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"What do you think?"
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"And honestly."
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"I see you more as Dulcinea."
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"- Who? - Dulcinea."
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"From the Spanish, for sweetness."
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"Ah."
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""Her hair, gold. Her cheeks, roses.""
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"Nice."
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"- "Her lips, coral." - Mmm."
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""Her neck, alabaster. Her bosom, marble.""
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"Marble?"
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"Maybe once."
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""Ivory, her hands, and her whiteness, snow.""
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"- You wrote that? - No. A fella named Cervantes."
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""There are meters of accent and meters of tone,"
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"but the best of all meters is to meet her alone.""
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"- Ah, a poem with a message. - That's just the first verse."
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"The last…"
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""There are letters of accent and letters of tone,"
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"but the best of all letters is to let her alone.""
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"Now, those I wrote."
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"Do come in."
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"- Jesus! What is that? - Sunlight. It's nearly noon."
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"Mother of God! Where did the night go?"
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"- Your support device is here. - Oh, good. Send it in."
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"As is Mr. Houseman."
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"What would you like me to do?"
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"Well, send him in too."
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"Uh, put it over there, please."
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"- You're early. - I thought we should talk."
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"- Why are you wearing a coat? - I always wear a coat."
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"Must be 108 degrees."
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"- We're at a Rubicon moment, Mank. - Uh-huh."
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"It's not the work. That's everything we hoped it would be."
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"- Enough room there? - Oh, it should be."
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"I'm sorry, John."
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"- You've only written ninety pages. - Ninety-one."
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"In my expert opinion, you're hardly out of the first act."
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"I mean, how do you hope to be done in 14… 13 days?"
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"We gave him our solemn word we would deliver."
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"- "We"? - I don't think he's going to take it well."
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"Not very well at all."
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"You said 90 days. Welles said 60. I'm doing the very best I can."
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"- We are surely to be axed. - Not just yet."
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"I've never been fired."
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"- I've never not been fired. - I don't get fired."
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"It's not as unpleasant as you might imagine."
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"You worry too much, John."
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"What do you do for pleasure?"
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"Hello? Yes, he's here."
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"It's Orson."
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"Will you talk?"
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"He'd like to speak with Mr. Houseman."
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"Me?"
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"Orson."
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"I came early to see where we were with, uh…"
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"No, not at all. Everything's going absolutely according…"
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"Well, that's difficult to say exactly."
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"Yep. Yes, I know the clock…"
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"Well, as I've told you, it's quite unique."
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"In fact, I would venture to say, one of the most…"
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"Yes, well, it will absolutely need your marvelous…"
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"He's on the mend, working tirelessly."
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"Of course. When?"
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"I'm on my way."
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"Yes. Hang on. He's right here."
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"He wants to see me right away. Wouldn't tell me why."
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"Perhaps he will you."
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"- Orson. - Tell me what's up, Mank."
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"He's getting on my nerves."
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"I sensed that. I told him I had to see him at once."
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"Hopefully, I can think of a reason before he gets here."
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"I've finished my test for Heart of Darkness."
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"I'm turning my full attention to our little project."
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""Let there be light.""
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"- Tell me what to expect. - I thought you'd want to be surprised."
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"Ha. You're always surprising. That's why you were my only choice."
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"No one else is Mankiewicz. I can almost hear the finish line."
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"- We're about to turn a corner. - Unto the breach!"
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"Slim, you may tote"
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"those lovely highland beauties to the kitchen."
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"Fraulein Freda, empty the Mickeys"
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"and start replacing their contents, raus schnell."
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"- Thank you, Slim. You may go. - Slim."
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"Mr. Mankiewicz, please don't ask us to help you in this sad deception."
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"My dear Mrs. Alexander,"
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"Charlie Lederer and I went to a great deal of trouble to engineer this sad deception."
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"My deadline is two weeks away and I intend..."
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"It could mean our jobs."
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"I do my best thinking before I fall asleep."
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"And I am sick and tired of having my evenings end"
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"with the abrupt sensation of being struck on the head with a croquet mallet."
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"- A way to put it. - I'm not asking you to help."
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"- You're not? - I'm telling you."
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"I'm sorry. I won't be bullied. You'll have my resignation in the morning."
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"I know Freda's been sneaking you nightcaps from the cabinet."
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"If she continues to cooperate in this cheap ruse,"
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"I'll have to report the both of you."
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"- Fraulein Freda. - Ja, Herr Mank?"
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"- Please do as I instructed. - Ja, Herr Mank."
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"Humph."
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"Freda, you mustn't let him intimidate you."
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"- I am not intimidated, Frau Alexander. - Then, why?"
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"Herr Mank sponsored my family's entry into this country."
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"He's responsible for us getting safely out of Germany, legally and financially."
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"- Really? - Our entire village, he brought here."
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"- Entire village? - Over 100 people."
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"Joseph Goebbels, the propaganda minister,"
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"will not allow his films to be shown in the Fatherland."
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"I didn't realize."
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"He wrote a picture about the Nazis, which no studio anywhere will dare make."
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"I assume if he wishes to drink, he's a grown man, a good man,"
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"and should be treated as such."
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"Nicht wahr?"
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