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Clips from Perfect (1985) Romance

"I have to finish up a story before I can concentrate on this one."
Perfect (1985) Romance
"- What's the other story? - Joseph McKenzie."
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"You do important stuff, too?"
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"- Will you be here later? - Nope. I'm on the road."
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"What do you mean, on the road?"
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"I teach class at the Beverly Hills Sports Connection, tonight."
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"- Coming in? - No, I really don't have the time."
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"I'll make a deal with you, though."
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"I would gladly take one of your aerobic classes if you'd let me interview you."
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"I was really beginning to like you, too."
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"Notes on lunch."
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"We talked about baby-boom generation, great physical awakening..."
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"Emersonian America."
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"Father dies fat at 40."
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"Interesting girl. She's smart, but I've got to be smarter."
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"McKenzie and I go way back."
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"I met him when I was in New York, and I was stripping, even then."
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"Right, but in a little classier club."
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"I didn't know who he was and he walks into the club one night..."
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"and he puts a $1,000 bill in my G-string."
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"- Are you kidding? Really? - We had a lot of fun."
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"- He's really a great guy. - Sounds it."
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"I'll tell you something, if you promise not to tell."
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"- Okay. - He bought this house for me."
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"- Really? - Yes."
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"- Well, do you still talk to him? - Joe and I talk all the time."
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"- Shotsy? - My God, my husband's home."
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"Eddie?"
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"- Honey, this is Adam Lawrence. - Hi."
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"He's a reporter for Rolling Stone, and he's doing a piece on Joe McKenzie."
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"- Get out of here. - I wanted to ask your wife a few questions."
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"- You leave her out of this. - Eddie, I invited him."
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"I told him he could come."
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"He says that nobody has anything nice to say about Joe, and I want to help."
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"You're not saying anything to anybody."
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"I don't want her name mentioned in any article, understand?"
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"Now get out of here."
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"Knees up!"
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"Jumping jacks!"
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"See you next week."
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"- I'll see you guys later. I'm late. - Great class. Thanks."
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"'Bye."
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"You did good."
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"- See you later. - Hi."
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"- What are you doing here? - I just thought I'd come by..."
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"and see if you needed someone to help charge your battery."
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"- I have a confession to make. - A confession? Yeah?"
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"What kind of confession?"
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"On my way to work, I went to the library and pulled some back issues..."
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"of Rolling Stone and read some articles that you wrote."
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"Really? Which ones?"
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"Abscam and Junk Food."
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""And?" he says, fishing for a compliment."
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"You're pretty good."
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"Must be fun being a reporter nowadays."
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""Yeah," he says suspiciously."
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"You get to try to keep the big boys honest."
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"At the same time, you get to figure out which way the culture's going."
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"I guess that's true. A friend of mine says..."
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"that popular culture is to society what dreams are to an individual."
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"If you want to find out about an individual, you analyse their dreams."
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"Same with society."
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"If you want to find out about a society, you analyse things like music and film."
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"- Or health clubs, or junk food. - And in doing so, you can be quite vicious."
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"I think I try to be objective."
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"Do you always work on a computer?"
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"Do you know anything about computers?"
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"I took a couple of courses."
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"- You left it on. - I always leave it on."
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"This way, it's already warmed up if I get an idea in the middle of the night."
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"May I?"
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"Everybody writes that."
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"I was hoping you'd come up with something more original."
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"How do you erase it?"
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"A good reporter would never get in bed with a subject."
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"You keep forgetting something."
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"I'm not your subject."
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"- You'd probably be a lousy interview. - Probably."
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"- No opinions, no ideas. - None."
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"- I think I'll take your class anyway. - I give a very tough class."
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"You do? Tell me about it."
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"First, there's the warm-up."
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"The warm-up is designed..."
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"to increase blood to the muscles, to warm up the muscles."
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"So as to be able..."
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"to do the more strenuous exercises."
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"And then, there's the cardiovascular."
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"Let me get rid of this."
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"Hello. Yes. Who?"
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"Mr. McKenzie, yes."
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"Well, this is he. Well, who told you?"
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"Shotsy did. Good."
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"That's good, I think you should tell your side of the story."
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"Well, if I left right now, I could probably catch the redeye."
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"Great. Sounds good. Thank you."
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"He'll meet with me. Maybe he'll talk."
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"I got to go."
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"Of course you do."
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"Wait a minute."
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"This is to be continued."
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"I certainly hope so."
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"- Hello? - Hi, I called the office."
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"They said you're still home."
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"Rough night."
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"Mikey Douglas was in town, and I got the cocktail flu."
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"- Where are you? - I'm at JFK. Guess what?"
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"I got a meeting today with McKenzie. We're to meet at 12:00 at the Atrium Club."
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"- You're shitting me. - No."
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"- You got any space in the next issue? - I'll make space."
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"- Has the cover closed yet? - Yeah, it's closed."
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"Screw the cover."
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"You're drunk, aren't you? Must have been some turbulence."
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"Listen, I can't talk. I got to go."
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"I'll drop by later, how's that? 'Bye. Wish me luck."
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"Adam?"
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"Kent, it's Mark."
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"Listen, I've waited all my life to say this: Hold the presses."
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"And get me Frankie."
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"- What is she doing here? Frankie! - Adam!"
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"- What are you doing? - Mark wants me to photograph McKenzie."
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