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Clips from Blowup (1966)

"All right, change position."
Blowup (1966)
"Wake up!"
Blowup (1966)
"All right, one more."
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"And let's smile now. Come on."
Blowup (1966)
"Smile."
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"Smile."
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"God."
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"I asked you to smile."
Blowup (1966)
"What's the matter?"
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"Have you forgotten what a smile is?"
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"I can't see your eyeballs anymore. They're just slits."
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"Go on."
Blowup (1966)
"Close your eyes."
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"Close your eyes."
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"And stay like that."
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"Close your eyes."
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"That must be five or six years old."
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"They don't mean anything when I do them. Just a mess."
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"Afterwards, I find something to hang on to, like that..."
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"Quite like that leg."
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"Lt's like finding a clue in a detective story."
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"Don't ask me about this one. I don't know yet."
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"Will you give it to me?"
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"Tight-faced bastard."
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"He won't float me one of his crappy paintings."
Blowup (1966)
"L'll creep down one night and knock it off."
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"You look tired."
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"L've been all night in a doss house."
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"They say they've been asked to come here."
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"They're printing some snaps for me upstairs. Go and fetch them."
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"Couldn't you give us just a couple of minutes?"
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"I haven't even got a couple of minutes to have my appendix out."
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"- well, when can we come then? - Don't."
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"- The others still waiting with their eyes shut? - Yes, they're waiting, but their eyes are open."
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"Good."
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"Tell them to shut them again."
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"Get rid of that bag. it's diabolical."
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"Can we come back this afternoon?"
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"- what do you want? - Just looking around."
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"There are no cheap bargains here. You're wasting your time."
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"Well, I'll just have a look."
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"What are you looking for?"
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"- Pictures. - No pictures."
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"What kind of pictures?"
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"- You the owner? - No, the owner is out."
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"Expecting him?"
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"What are you doing?"
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"Stop it! Stop it!"
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"some people are politicians."
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"This is a public place. Everyone has the right to be left in peace."
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"Lt's not my fault if there's no peace."
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"You know, most girls would pay me to photograph them."
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"L'll pay you."
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"There are other things I want on the reel."
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"What do we do then?"
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"I send you the photographs."
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"What's the rush?"
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"Don't let's spoil everything. We've only just met."
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"No, we haven't met. You've never seen me."
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"- Hello. - Hello."
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"- My agent saw you about this shop. - Did he?"
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"He's a man with a cigar."
Blowup (1966)
"Throws ash everywhere."
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"I expect I remember him."
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"I probably asked for too much money."
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"Money's always a problem, isn't it?"
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"Tell him to come back."
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"Why are you selling?"
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"L'd like to try something different."
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"I'm fed up with antiques."
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"Get off where?"
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"To Nepal."
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"Nepal is all antiques."
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"Ls it?"
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"Perhaps I better try Morocco."
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"- How much? - What?"
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"You can have it for..."
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"I must."
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"That'll teach you to fall in love with heavy things on Saturday mornings."
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"- ls that it? - That's it."
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"You can't treat it like that. it's not a delivery van."
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"- who cares? - Leave it to me."
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"Something will turn up."
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"Yes. All right, but it better turn up today."
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"439, go ahead, please. Oer."
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"Hello, this is...."
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"Get me Flaxton 2-249. Mr. walker. Mr. Peter walker."
Blowup (1966)
"nobody else will get it."
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"Roger Wilco. Stand by."
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"Blue 439. Blue 439. Oer."
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"Blue 439. Blue 439. Go ahead, echo."
Blowup (1966)
"Blue 439, message passed. The number stored. Your caller doesn't like it."
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"Tell him to get stuffed."
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"What about all the buildings going up around the place?"
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"Already there are queers and poodles in the area."
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"I saw some in the couple of minutes I was there."
Blowup (1966)
"- lt'll go like a bomb. Over. - Blue 439. What is in the area? Oer."
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"They're great."
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"We'll use three or four."
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"No. All together."
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"Yeah."
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"Ln a park. I only took them this morning. You'll get them later today."
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"Lt's very peaceful, very still."
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"And the rest of the book will be pretty violent, so it's best to end it like that."
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"That's best."
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"Rings truer."
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"Lt doesn't do anything for me."
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"- l've knocked up a few captions. - Yeah?"
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"I'm fed up with those bloody bitches."
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"Then l'd be free."
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"Free like him?"
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"Hello. Could you get me Frobershire 3-229, please? L've only got a sixpence."
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"Park 1 296."
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"Hello. it's me."
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"Weren't you supposed to be going off to Hurley?"
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"Listen, stay where you are. Call me soon at home."
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"L've come...."
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"l've come for the photographs."
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"How did you manage to find me?"
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"Do you live here?"
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