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Clips from The Party (1968)

"- Who's the foreigner? - I don't know."
The Party (1968)
"Someone my mixed-up wife invited."
The Party (1968)
"Hello, dog. What do you want, eh? You like my feet, do you?"
The Party (1968)
"Have your fill and away you go."
The Party (1968)
"Go on. You've had enough now. Off. Ciao, dog."
The Party (1968)
"In fact, there are man-eating animals who will eat only the feet, not one other thing."
The Party (1968)
"Get away. Ciao, now. Ciao, dog."
The Party (1968)
"Get away. Get away from me, dog."
The Party (1968)
"- Vodka or Scotch, sir? - No, I... No, thank you."
The Party (1968)
"- Good evening, Mr. Divot. How are you? - Uh, how are you?"
The Party (1968)
"Good evening, General. I'd like you to meet Miss Michele Monet."
The Party (1968)
"Mr. Clutterbuck. Mrs. Clutterbuck. How are ya, Alice?"
The Party (1968)
"- Hello. Good evening. - Good evening."
The Party (1968)
"Well, there is nothing in there."
The Party (1968)
"Yes, there is."
The Party (1968)
"Oh, I don't know. I don't think so."
The Party (1968)
"- No. - Can't you see it?"
The Party (1968)
"No, no, no. There is definitely nothing in there."
The Party (1968)
"If there was something, it's gone away now anyway."
The Party (1968)
"Well, I can see it."
The Party (1968)
"What is it?"
The Party (1968)
"I don't know, but I don't like it."
The Party (1968)
"Hare ram ram."
The Party (1968)
"Hey."
The Party (1968)
"- Oh. Pardon me, sir. - That's quite all right, feller."
The Party (1968)
"- I'm so sorry, sir. I beg your pardon. - Honey, we'll play it over here."
The Party (1968)
"Right here. This is an easy shot."
The Party (1968)
"First get in the saddle, just like I taught you. That's it."
The Party (1968)
"- No, I feel silly. - Oh, no, hon. You can do it this way."
The Party (1968)
"I was doin' it the other day. Just relax and you can..."
The Party (1968)
"Just relax. Just..."
The Party (1968)
"Fine. Fine."
The Party (1968)
"One of the best, feller. One of the best."
The Party (1968)
"Sir, what is the name of a game that has a multitude of colored balls like that?"
The Party (1968)
"- No, not poo. Pool. - Pool! Oh, like swimming pool."
The Party (1968)
"- I never heard of a game called pool. - Fine game."
The Party (1968)
"And what is the object of it? To disperse these balls strategically around the table?"
The Party (1968)
"Get the balls in the holes, except the white one."
The Party (1968)
"That is the art? The art is not to have the white one in?"
The Party (1968)
"And how many people can play?"
The Party (1968)
"- Oh, whole bunches, or twos and threes. - Groups of people can play?"
The Party (1968)
"- By yourself. - Thank goodness. How wonderful."
The Party (1968)
"Keep your eye on the white ball, and you can..."
The Party (1968)
"Excuse me, sir, but..."
The Party (1968)
"you are, are you not, "Wyoming Bill" Kelso, the famous film star?"
The Party (1968)
"- That's me, in the flesh. - Oh, God. What a moment in my life!"
The Party (1968)
"I've seen every one of your films."
The Party (1968)
"- What a wonderful strong grip you've got! - Yes, I do."
The Party (1968)
"I would have been disappointed if you hadn't crushed my hand."
The Party (1968)
"- I'm also in the acting profession. - You are?"
The Party (1968)
"Yes, indeed. I'm not in your quality, but I am also an actor."
The Party (1968)
"- What's your name? - Hrundi. H-r-u-n-d-i."
The Party (1968)
"- Where are you from? - I am from India."
The Party (1968)
"- Got you covered, Injun. - Oh!"
The Party (1968)
"- Bang! Howdy, partner! - Pretty quick on the draw there."
The Party (1968)
"Never I believed in my whole life I would meet him"
The Party (1968)
"and he would go "Bang, partner.""
The Party (1968)
"You old horned toad, buddy."
The Party (1968)
"- Cute little feller, ain't he? - I know all your sayings. All of them."
The Party (1968)
"The one where you walk along and go..."
The Party (1968)
"- Hrundi, say hello to the signorina here. - Hello, partener."
The Party (1968)
"- Piacere. - Bakshi."
The Party (1968)
"- There you go. - Ah, thank you."
The Party (1968)
"- This is a wonderful thing for me. - My pleasure."
The Party (1968)
"Thank you, and I would love to say that it has been the greatest moment in my life."
The Party (1968)
"Bang! I got you!"
The Party (1968)
"- I was quick on the draw. - You beat me that time, pal. That's right."
The Party (1968)
"- Lots of luck to you. - Yes, and the same to you, sir."
The Party (1968)
"Howdy, partener!"
The Party (1968)
"Oh, that was a short dance."
The Party (1968)
"We just started and..."
The Party (1968)
"Well, anyway, thank you very much. Perhaps we can dance again later."
The Party (1968)
"- Oh, OK. - If your carnet de bal is not full up."
The Party (1968)
"Would you like some food, Polly?"
The Party (1968)
"- Birdie num num. - Hello."
The Party (1968)
"Birdie num num. Birdie num num. Have birdie num num."
The Party (1968)
"Go on."
The Party (1968)
"I'll give you a last one."
The Party (1968)
"She's... having... the birdie num nums."
The Party (1968)
"Look. She's waiting for more num num."
The Party (1968)
"All gone. Num num is gone."
The Party (1968)
"Num num."
The Party (1968)
"Num num. Birdie num num."
The Party (1968)
"- What in the world is that? - I can't imagine."
The Party (1968)
"Howdy, partener. Howdy, partener."
The Party (1968)
"Howdy, par... te... ner... partener!"
The Party (1968)
"Howdy, partener."
The Party (1968)
"Look at that! Oh!"
The Party (1968)
"What was that?"
The Party (1968)
"This is 469-6151."
The Party (1968)
"Please remain connected to the telephone."
The Party (1968)
"Please, hold on to the connection. Please, one second."
The Party (1968)
"I wonder if you could..."
The Party (1968)
"Hold on one moment."
The Party (1968)
"Excuse the mess up here. It is birdie num nums. I've got them under my feet."
The Party (1968)
"Just lift the ashtray, please."
The Party (1968)
"Yes. Thank you."
The Party (1968)
"Oh, Benny."
The Party (1968)
"The picture, yeah. It was going fine until some idiot blew up the set."
The Party (1968)
"- Scotch? - No, no."
The Party (1968)
"Oh, sure, honey. We're gonna eat. But they gotta ring the little bell first."
The Party (1968)
"- Bell. Ding-ding. - Ding-ding?"
The Party (1968)
"But first let's have a little tiddly at the bar."
The Party (1968)
"- Hello. - Oh, howdy, little buddy!"
The Party (1968)
"That's my old cowboy crusher. Injun grip."
The Party (1968)
"It sort of smarts, don't it?"
The Party (1968)
"Friendliest little critter I ever met."
The Party (1968)
"Wait till I tell them back home."
The Party (1968)
"Ooh."
The Party (1968)
"Pooh!"
The Party (1968)
"- Oh. - OK."
The Party (1968)
"- Pardon me. - It's OK."
The Party (1968)
"- Hello. - Hello."
The Party (1968)
"Oh, um... it was occupied."
The Party (1968)
"- Oh. - Yes."
The Party (1968)
"Hrundi V Bakshi."
The Party (1968)
"- Pardon? - That is what my name is called."
The Party (1968)
"- Oh. Michele Monet. - How do you do?"
The Party (1968)
"How do you do?"
The Party (1968)
"Are you... having a good time?"
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