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Clips from White Christmas (1954)

"Look, I don't think I'm right for this song."
White Christmas (1954)
"Of course you are. Lays great for you. Come on, now, let's try it."
White Christmas (1954)
"- No, I don't think I'm right for it. - Don't be silly."
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"What I'm trying to say is I don't feel like doing this song."
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"I don't want to do this song. In fact, I'm not sure I want to do the show."
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"I'd rather not discuss last night, if you don't mind."
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"Come now, I admit I was a little carried away and everything,"
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"but there's no use getting all upset with just a simple little kiss."
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"There's certainly nothing for you to feel guilty about."
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"- Look who's talking about guilt. - What do you mean by that?"
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"I mean, you shouldn't mix fairytales with liverwurst and buttermilk."
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"- What did you have for lunch today? - I didn't have lunch."
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"Why is everybody suddenly so concerned about my eating habits?"
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"- Why don't people leave me alone... - Time, time, cut!"
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"Let's get off the merry-go-round. If you got something to say, say it."
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"Otherwise, let's get to work. I got a lot of details here to take care of."
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"Well, then, let's just skip all this. I certainly wouldn't want to interfere"
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"with the business plans of the great Wallace and Davis."
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"- That's quite a remark. - I'm sorry. It's the best I can do."
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"Look, Betty, I've got no time for games today."
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"- I don't want to sing the song. - Well, nobody's twisting your arm."
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"Yours ought to be done by now."
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"- How do you figure that? - I'm not sure,"
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"but daylight's beginning to glimmer."
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"- She's in love. - If that's love, somebody goofed."
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"It's love all right, but she's deliberately putting up barriers."
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"I'd bet my bottom dollar on it."
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"- Why? - Because of me."
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"She's always felt that she's mother hen and I'm her little chick."
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"She'll never leave the roost until I'm taken care of."
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"- That's funny. Are you sure? - I should've known."
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"She'll never get involved with anyone until I'm married"
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"- or engaged or something. - Well, I guess that's the end of that."
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"Unless I get myself engaged or something real fast."
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"That's ridiculous. Even if it made any sense at all,"
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"you're up here in the wilderness. There's nobody around here."
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"I don't know."
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"Be realistic. Who could you find up here to get yourself engaged to?"
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"Well, I suppose it ought to be someone that I know."
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"- Of course, it's got to be a man. - That's an absolute must."
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"No, no, no. I mean a mature man. One with talent and experience."
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"- Talent, experience... - One that's witty,"
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"- gay, charming, attractive. - Witty, gay, charming, sure."
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"Where are you gonna find such a super man?"
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"- Me? - Well, you're not exactly Superman,"
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"- but you're awfully available. - Yeah, now, don't get any ideas, Judy."
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"- I'm not the marrying kind. - It's just an engagement."
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"Yeah, well, I'm not the engaging kind, either."
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"Well, what kind are you?"
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"Well, I'm more the "I don't mind pushing my best friend into it,"
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"but I'm scared stiff when I get anywhere close to it myself" kind."
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"- I mean, I'm not exactly repulsive. - Of course not."
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"And you do find me gay, amusing, good company, fun to be with?"
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"Well, let's just skip it. I was only thinking of Betty and Bob."
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"Betty and Bob, yeah."
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"Look, it would only be temporary?"
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"Well, of course. Well, you don't think I'm the kind of girl"
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"that goes around throwing myself at a man, do you?"
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"Of course not. Nobody thinks that. Well, look, let me figure this out."
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"Now, it would only last two or three weeks at the worst. At the most, I mean."
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"Well, of course."
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"And we wouldn't have to announce our engagement"
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"till it was absolutely necessary."
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"Absolutely necessary."
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"Well, OK, it's a deal."
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"Not until it's absolutely necessary."
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"Isn't it a wonderful party?"
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"Bob, would you like to dance?"
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"Hey, Betty. How about some exercise? Come on."
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"♪ The best things ♪"
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"♪ Come naturally on the floor ♪"
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"♪ - For dancing ♪ - Pardon me."
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"Hi. OK."
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"♪ Even guys with two left feet ♪"
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"♪ Come out all right if the girl is sweet ♪"
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"♪ If by chance their cheeks should meet ♪"
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"Mr. Herring, this is Miss Lennis."
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"- Bye. - May I?"
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"- Looks like it's absolutely necessary. - What... You mean, I..."
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"Folks, I have an announcement to make."
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"I don't know whether the best things happen while you're dancing"
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"or whether they just happen in Vermont..."
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"Well, I mean that she just asked me..."
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"- Congratulations. - Thank you."
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"- I sure wish it would happen to me! - Yeah, I do, too!"
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"It's just wonderful, darling. I'm so happy for you."
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"I hoped you would be. Is everything all right?"
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"Sure, sure, it's all right. I'm fine."
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"You realize you're getting the best girl in the whole wide world?"
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"- I... Yeah. Sure. - You take care of her."
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"I don't know what you see in this long drink of charged water,"
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"- You're gonna settle down, buster? - Yeah."
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"- Pipe, slippers... All the best, boy. - Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, Bob."
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"By the way, the water's fine. Why don't you take a little plunge?"
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"I don't know. It seemed a little icy today."
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"That's today. I've a feeling by tomorrow it'll warm up just fine."
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"Well, don't just stand there. Aren't you going to kiss the bride?"
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"Kiss... Yes, sir."
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"Yes, sir!"
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"Now, that didn't hurt too much, did it?"
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"You know, in some ways, you're far superior to my cocker spaniel."
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"At ease, General."
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"- Champagne? - Yeah, I think I will."
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"Champagne?"
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"Here. Let's drink to their happiness."
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"To buttermilk and liverwurst"
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"and getting things back to where they were yesterday."
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"I know we always said we'd never break up the act,"
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"but that wasn't really very realistic."
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"or both of us would want to be free."
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"Besides, now that I'm taken care of,"
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"you don't have to feel responsible for me anymore."
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"I mean, well, if there's anything special you want to do,"
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"you can just feel free now to go ahead and do it."
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"Isn't that true? I say, isn't that true?"
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"Betty, honey, are you asleep?"
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"Good night."
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"When you get back to the inn, would you give this to Judy?"
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"It explains everything."
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"I can't help feeling this is a tactical error."
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