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Clips from White Christmas (1954)

"I kept watching you and Bob last night."
White Christmas (1954)
"I say what you two need is a good talking to."
White Christmas (1954)
"No, General, this is a private war. Don't do anything."
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"Sure, I know about that, but on Christmas Eve"
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"we're gonna have a lot of special trains coming in here,"
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"I'll call the traffic manager."
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"- Yes, Mr. Wallace. - That's great."
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"All aboard!"
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"Betty!"
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"What's this? Where do you think you're going?"
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"- I'm going to New York. I've got a job. - You've got a job. Where?"
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"Goodbye, Bob. Good luck. I hope you have great success with the show."
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"Goodbye."
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"I was so busy with other things, I must have sounded like an idiot..."
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"- Goodbye. - ...but I didn't mean... Betty."
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"Judy. Hey, Judy. John. Come on up here."
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"Let's run through the Abraham number. Watch the tempo on the last part."
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"Keep it rocking, will you, fellows?"
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"That's wonderful."
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"That's great, Johnny."
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"Listen, all right, kids, come on up here. I want the boys in the back."
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"Excuse me, Judy. It's for you from Betty."
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"- She gave it to Grandpa at the station. - At the station?"
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"Phil! Phil!"
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"- What's the matter? - Phil, it's from Betty."
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"How could you be stupid enough to try a stunt like this?"
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"Phony engagements and messing around with people's lives."
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"You ought to be horse-whipped."
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"First you, and then you, and then you again."
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"Gee whiz, Bob, I only did it for your own good."
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"That's right, and when you're unhappy, I'm unhappy. After all, Bob, I..."
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"Well, I told you, I don't expect any gratitude."
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"- Don't say that. - And you, her own sister,"
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"how could you do such a thing?"
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"It's always that she's been a kind of a mother hen..."
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"Yeah, we wanted the mother hen to leave the roost,"
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"so that the little chick could..."
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"- Well, I guess we laid an egg. - An egg?"
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"Brother, you laid a Vermont volleyball!"
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"I'm going to New York and try and square it with Betty."
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"You ought to consider yourself plenty lucky."
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"You might have been stuck with this weirdsmobile for life!"
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"- Judy! - Leave the kid alone."
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"You've got her confused enough already."
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"Bob, you don't understand one thing."
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"Boy, you've mixed things up beautifully, you have."
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"- Listen to me... - No! You listen to me."
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"I got a job for you to do, if you think you can get one simple thing straight."
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"- Try me. - OK."
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"The general always listens to the Ed Harrison Show, right?"
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"- Yeah. - I'm gonna be on about 9:00."
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"- 9:00. - Tell Emma about it."
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"Maybe she can help you. But the big thing is"
White Christmas (1954)
"don't let the general anywhere near that television set. You get me?"
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"Don't worry, Bob. I'll keep him away from that television set"
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"if I have to break my arm."
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"OK, Bob. You can depend on me. Let's see, break the arm..."
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"- Has Betty Haynes been on yet? - Not yet. In a few minutes."
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"- Certainly, Mr. Wallace. - Thanks."
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"Play Blue Skies. Anything."
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"The number sounded great in rehearsal."
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"I know it did, but I just..."
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"♪ Love ♪"
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"♪ You didn't do right by me ♪"
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"♪ You planned a romance ♪ ♪ That just hadn't a chance ♪"
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"♪ Love ♪"
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"♪ You didn't do right by me ♪"
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"♪ My one love affair ♪"
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"♪ Didn't get anywhere from the start ♪"
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"♪ To send me a Joe ♪"
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"♪ Who had winter and snow in his heart ♪"
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"♪ Wasn't smart ♪"
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"♪ Love ♪"
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"♪ You didn't do right by me ♪"
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"♪ As they say in the song ♪"
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"♪ You done me wrong ♪"
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"♪ My one love affair ♪"
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"♪ To send me a Joe ♪"
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"♪ Who had winter and snow in his heart ♪"
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"♪ Wasn't smart ♪"
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"♪ Oh, love ♪"
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"♪ As they say in the song ♪"
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"♪ You done me wrong ♪"
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"♪ Yes, Mr. Love ♪"
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"Surprise! What brings you here?"
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"I had a little business to take care of."
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"- I see. - Some of it concerns you."
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"- Really? - Yeah. It sort of boils down to this."
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"because Judy and Phil's engagement was phony."
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"A phony?"
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"Seems they were trying to figure out some way"
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"to get rid of any barriers between you and the altar."
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"Seems like they thought you and I were serious about each other."
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"It just shows you how foolish people can be."
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"Why do people have to stick their noses in other people's business?"
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"- Well, that's Phil for you, I guess. - That's Judy for you."
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"The two of us were having some laughs together"
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"and they thought we were in love with each other."
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"- Ridiculous. - Sure."
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"They're sorry about it now, and Judy wants you to come back."
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"Matter of fact, I'd like to see you come back myself."
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"I know that knight of yours has slipped off his charger."
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"Why, I don't know, but I'd like to do all I can"
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"to get him back up there again for you."
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"- Mr. Wallace has been expecting you. - Thank you very much."
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"- How do you do? - Hi."
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"Boy, what I went through for you, sponsors, network,"
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"but I finally got it squared away just the way you wanted it."
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"- That's swell, Ed. Listen... - I got a cab waiting. We're late."
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"Just a second, Ed. I want to..."
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"Looks like I've got to scoot. Could I see you later tonight maybe?"
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"- I'm sorry, I have a date. - What about tomorrow?"
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"- No, I'll be busy all day. - Come on, will you?"
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"You'd better go. You're keeping Mr. Harrison."
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"- What will I tell Judy? - I don't know."
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"I have to think about it. Goodbye, Bob."
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"Think Phil will be able to keep the old man away from the television set?"
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"I have complete confidence in him."
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"- Hello, girls. - Hello."
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"- Yeah. - Sure."
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