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Clips from The Party (1968)

"One day we may"
The Party (1968)
"Nothing to lose"
The Party (1968)
"But much to gain if love"
The Party (1968)
"Decides to stay"
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"Nothing to lose"
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"- Well, how do you like her, General? - Great."
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"- How about you, Bernie? She's great! - I think she's really great."
The Party (1968)
"So tomorrow's test will be just a formality. We wanna see what you look like on film."
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"Trust me. Here, we can talk. It's a little quieter in here."
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"- Oh, Charlie, this is the bedroom. - Ah, it is the bedroom!"
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"Too much noise. Let's sit on the bed."
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"- Charlie! Please, don't do that. - Just one little kiss."
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"Charlie!"
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"- Gimme my gun! - Thank you, partner."
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"Just forget it. Just forget it."
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"Charlie..."
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"Knock it off and hit the sack!"
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"Cookie!"
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"Who's in the head?"
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"- He's drowning! - He's drownin'?"
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"Great leapin' pollywogs! That little gal's got spunk!"
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"Get him, gal! Grab him by the wigwam! I'll wait right here for ya!"
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"Get a hold of him."
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"Bartender, we been fishin'. Caught ourselves a little Injun."
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"- It'll do you good, partner. - Right down the old hatch."
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"There you go. That'll straighten you right out. You'll feel better."
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"- Just a little bit more. - There you go. How about a little more?"
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"- No, I'm perfectly all right. - Good."
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"Looks like little buddy went bye-bye."
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"Poor darling. You stay there and..."
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"Well, I don't know what we can do, but perhaps we can at least dry it out for you."
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"Oh, dear. Honestly!"
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"Come in! Your tie looks like a salamander's tongue that got stepped on."
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"- Hi ya, honey. - Is he all right?"
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"He's just a little wet. You got some dry duds?"
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"Surely. I'll get something of Fred's."
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"Here, darling. Put this on him."
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"Thank you for a marvelous party! Whoa!"
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"- The Russians? - The dancers, darling. The ballet!"
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"- Come on, sidekick. - No, no."
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"Kelso, would you mind..."
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"- What are you doing? - I am not doing anything."
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"- You're wetting the bed. - I am not wetting the bed."
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"My clothes are wetting the bed."
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"- This is the big chief here. - Oh! Big chief speak with forked tongue."
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"Partener, he's a... he's a TV partener."
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"- I'll hold him. You get his pants down. - All right."
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"- Come here, lovely man. I love you. - I got something dry over here."
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"Here, Wild Bill, you take off your coat..."
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"No, no, no, no!"
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"Oh, no, Wild Bill! No, no!"
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"- Get up off the floor. - I got him. Slippery little critter, ain't he?"
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"- Oh, you naughty man! - Here, put this on."
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"- Put these on. - Why? Why?"
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"Can you handle him? I have to go downstairs. Take care of it."
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"- I'll handle it. - Wild Bill, why do you want..."
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"- Little sidekick, put these dry clothes on. - All right. I will put them on."
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"Good idea. I gotta get downstairs before Conchita cools off."
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"You come down with wet clothes on, I'll stomp you and the horse you ride in on."
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"- Got that? - Buddy... partner buddy."
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"I'll see you, little buddy."
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"AdiÛs, partener."
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"Oh, no..."
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"You are having some difficulty?"
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"No."
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"Are you sure?"
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"- Excuse me. - Yes."
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"You know that I don't think you are being entirely honest with me?"
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"No."
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"We have a saying in India."
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"- Yes? - Yes."
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"- Well? - Well what?"
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"You were saying something about a saying?"
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"What is it?"
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""Wisdom... is the province of the aged,"
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"but the heart of a child is pure.""
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"I'm not sure I know what it means."
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"Neither do I."
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"What does it have to do with me?"
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"Well, it has everything to do with you."
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"- For one thing, it stopped you crying. - It's true."
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"- Don't thank me. Thank my saying. - Thank you, saying."
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"- Do you want to hear another saying? - Yes."
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"how many days there are in each month."
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"It goes like this: "30 days have September, October, June and February.""
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""All the rest got 29 except my brother, who got six months.""
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"Aha. Just what I thought."
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"I've been lookin' all over for you."
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"- Get your clothes. We're gonna leave. - I don't think so."
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"Look, you came with me. You're gonna leave with me. Now get your clothes."
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"- No. - Don't say no to me! Now get your stuff."
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"- Just who do you think you are? - In India, we don't think who we are, we know who we are."
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"- You're meshuga! - I am not your sugar."
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"Baby, you decide. You wanna come with me or stay with this guy?"
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"- I want to stay. - You're gonna stay with him, huh?"
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"OK."
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"And forget about that test. You're finished in this business before you even start!"
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"Well, that was a short career, wasn't it?"
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"Oh, don't worry about that."
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"I'd better find something to put on and call a cab."
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"No, don't call a cab. Stay at the party."
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"- No. That would be nice, but I can't stay. - Why not?"
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"Well, I... I got myself into a funny situation."
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"- What, with old Divot? - Yes."
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"Is that why you were crying?"
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"- Yes. It's not really his fault. - He's a terrible man."
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"Please, stay. Let's have a wonderful time."
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"I'd love to, really, but I have nothing to wear."
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"That's no problem. They have millions of clothes here. Anyway, I've got an idea."
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"- Who goes there? - Shh! Mr. Bakshi and a damsel in distress."
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"- What do you want? - Well, you look like a man of the world."
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"This poor lady is urgently in need of some dry clothing,"
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"and I perceive that you are both about the same size."
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"Marvelous! Just marvelous!"
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"Everyone, let's toast our wonderful friends!"
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"- We need to move the bar. - What?"
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"- We have to move the bar! - Oh, I know how to do that! I'll do it."
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"Oh, no. I'd rather..."
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"Fred, stop him."
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"- Come on. - Molly, are you sure it's all right?"
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