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Clips from The Party (1968)

"- Mm-hm. - Good, good."
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"- Are you having a good time? - Oh, yes. I am having a good time."
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"- Are you an actress? - Yes."
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"- Because I am an actor. - Oh, I see."
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"Actors can tell when actresses are actresses, and actresses can tell..."
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"- It is a thing that we have together. - Ah."
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"- You are also French. - How do you know?"
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"Your name, and the way you speak English."
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"That's pretty good. You do speak French."
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"Well, you are not missing anything. Oh, dear."
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"I am here at the moment taking part"
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"and I am very glad to have the opportunity to do it."
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"- Congratulations. - Thank you."
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"Are you... doing something in a movie?"
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"- Are you working in a movie? - No. No."
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"But next week I'm doing a test for Mr. Divot."
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"Oh, Mr. Divot!"
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"- What? - Oh, listen. I..."
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"- Mr. Divot, how do you do? - Yeah. Yeah, right, fella. All right?"
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"- Goodbye. - Bye."
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"- Who is that guy? - A very nice man,"
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"- with an unpronounceable name. - I know him from someplace."
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"How are you, General? Remember Miss Michele Monet here?"
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"- I'll look forward to that. - Excuse us, sir. We're going to the bar."
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"- Dinner is served. - Good."
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"Dinner is served."
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"- Alice, where is Miss Monet sitting? - Right around here, dear."
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"Bernie, give Miss Monet a hand, please."
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"Excuse me for a minute, sweetheart."
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"Dear... I believe you're down here, dear."
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"- Bakshi, right? - Oh, yes. Mr. Bakshi."
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"- Oh, there's no chair. - Everybody needs to move over."
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"Oh. Darling, would you mind moving up just one? I'm terribly sorry."
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"I'm sorry, darling. You're going to have to move back. It was a mistake."
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"I'm awfully sorry. Levinson, will you get the gentleman a chair, please?"
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"No, it was a mistake. But he's going to bring you a chair and you'll be all right."
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"What happened to your little face?"
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"Nothing, except that it is somewhat nearer to the table now."
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"My chair is lower than your chair."
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"- Lovely in summer, don't you think? - Yes."
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"Oh, yes, it's... Oh! It's lovely right now."
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"Good. I'm so glad."
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"Hey, gimme some of that, will ya, pal?"
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"How's the chow? Looks pretty good."
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"No wine, thank you."
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"No wine, please. No, no."
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"Please, no wine."
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"I know you would like me to have it, but I don't want it."
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"All right. I don't drink. I don't smoke. No wine."
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"I dropped my roll."
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"If I can sit here, I won't be in anybody's way."
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"- You're sure you're comfortable? - Here the door won't bang me."
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"All right. Excuse me."
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"They should be finished with the soup. Get the plates."
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"- Mrs. Clutterbuck, shall I serve the salad? - Yes."
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"What are you doing? What are you doing?"
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"Get into the kitchen."
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"That is just outside Bombay."
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"- And Bombay is in India. - Oh, that is very much in India."
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"I think that one of these bearers does not like the other one."
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"Did you hear about the trapeze artist who got divorced? Caught his wife in the act."
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"Yeah, it's been terribly funny for about 20 years."
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"Oh!"
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"- Gore, are you sure it's all right? - It's not "all right". It's divine."
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"You've got to start with education. That's where you need to spend..."
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"Mrs. Clutterbuck, please can I take this opportunity"
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"Oh, my dear, just forget it. It wasn't your fault."
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"- What embarrassment for you. - Why, no."
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"It was that ridiculous little chair they put you on."
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"- I just think we should forget all about it. - Indeed, you are right."
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"But before then I will also go to your husband and say to him that I am sorry."
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"- That's not necessary, really. - It is on my conscience."
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"- Well, if you want to, go ahead. - Thank you."
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"- General, excellent aroma. - I'm glad you like it."
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"Still have a few left over from the pre-Castro days."
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"General Clutterbuck, sir."
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"Please, I would like to formally apologize to you for any inconvenience"
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"that I may have caused you or your guests at the table tonight."
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"- It's understandable. - It will never happen again,"
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"should you wish to have me on your list of guests on some other occasion."
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"- God, what a state I was. - I can imagine."
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"But now that I have apologized to you... Also, I have spoken to your good lady,"
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"- Enjoy yourself. - Thank you, sir."
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"- Thank you for listening to me. - It's all right."
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"General, about this Wac. I asked her to go out with me one night..."
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"Yes."
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"Clutterbuck's a big man. He could make a star out of me."
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"Put the drink down and listen to me."
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"- Oh. I beg your pardon. - That's all right."
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"- It is occupied. - Oh."
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"Do you speak Hindustani?"
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"No."
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"Oh, excuse me, please."
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"Hey, close the door, man!"
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"- Look, I told the General you'd sing. - Well, I'd rather not do it tonight."
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"- The orchestra is gone. - There's a guitar. You play the guitar?"
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"Hey, waiter, come over here."
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"See that guitar? Go get it."
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"Get the guitar."
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"Nothing to lose"
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"If we are wise"
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"Not right away"
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"It might be fun"
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"No talk of spending lifetimes in the sun"
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"Although we may"
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"Both you and I have seen"
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"We'll only hurt ourselves"
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"If we build dreams that don't come true"
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"We know the score"
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"Of evermore"
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"One day we may"
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"But much to gain if love"
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"Decides to stay"
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"Both you and I have seen"
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"What time can do"
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"If we build dreams that don't come true"
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"What can we lose?"
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"We know the score"
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"Let's wait before we talk"
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"Of evermore"
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