Heartbeat
- R
- Year:
- 1968
- 103 min
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Lucille?
Good morning, sir.
Good morning, Pauline.
Apparently there's spring
in the air.
Why only apparently?
It seemed
that way to Miss Lucille.
You mean she's up at this hour?
She was down in the kitchen
before I was.
She took an orange and said
she'd be leaving before you...
that you'd be meeting her later.
Only an orange?
Yes. She asked me to tell you
to breathe deeply...
before you go out,
because spring is in the air.
Why did you go out
so early this morning?
I was worried.
But you know
nothing ever happens to me.
That is,
nothing but good things.
on your secret?
You know very well
it simply doesn't exist.
That's marvelous.
For you, the world is an oyster.
For me, it's more complicated.
Very complicated.
Do you mind?
Excuse me.
I wasn't watching.
Charles,
is it really true...
that you've installed
a croquet lawn...
in your apartment
for Lucille's exclusive use?
It's my house,
not my apartment...
and besides, Lucille's play
doesn't need improving.
With me,
it's just the opposite.
My play needs constant
attention. Otherwise...
Your feet
should be further apart.
Much further than that.
Further, darling.
Look, my feet
are just fine this way.
Impossible.
You'll miss the ball.
-I'm not going to!
-That's enough from you.
-Just you watch--
-Johnny!
Can't you see
Lucille needs to concentrate?
We all know how good you are.
Who's got the blue ball?
The blue one belongs to Antoine.
But who's Antoine?
-It's me.
-Come on, Lucille. Play.
She's libel to take all day.
It's no good.
-Who's next?
-I think it's you.
-Who, me?
-Yes, you, Antoine.
I can't bear being a loser.
-It's one of those things.
-Did you see that?
-Not bad at all.
Look there. You see that?
-She's in for it.
-The gent himseIf.
Oops, sorry.
I bet you are.
ls it my turn now or not?
-That was deliberate.
-No.
-Liar.
-Well, maybe so.
But, darling, a sporting man
should at least...
go into the pool after it,
don't you think?
Come on, everyone.
lsn't it about time...
you stopped for a breather?
My roast is ready.
Johnny, Francois,
time for lunch!
Here, leave that outside.
-Start from scratch.
-Go over it in the morning.
-All right. Good-bye.
-See you tomorrow.
Diane, now listen,
how many times...
have I begged you not to come
for me with the car?
It's pretty embarrassing.
all my friends go home
by subway, don't they?
But they don't have
the same advantages you do...
and besides I'm sick of you
and your scruples.
If you prefer,
I can wait for you...
on a street corner
with a bicycle.
It's not a matter of scruples.
It's a principle.
In deference
to your principles...
just which hash-house
are we going to eat in?
We're skipping dinner
for the theater...
on a pass
I got out of Devigny.
But that means
I've got to change.
I'm not going with you
with that tie.
No time to change.
Besides, no one cares.
Let's go. Let her roll.
Bet you're jealous.
I can't believe it.
It's fun.
Look, there's Diane!
Diane!
-How are you, darling?
-Hello, darling.
-How are you?
-How do you do?
-Good evening.
-How nice to see you again.
You're looking well.
Good evening.
-Good evening.
-Evening, Lucille.
You're picnicking.
What a good idea.
-Evening.
-Evening.
Just like
being in the country.
Antoine, be an angel.
I'm out of cigarettes.
He's rather interesting.
But so are all my friends.
I don't know a soul who isn't.
There aren't any other people
for you, are there?
Have you know him long?
Yes, we've known
each other for years.
Through your friends or family?
It's my turn now.
Come on. Let's go.
-No, no.
-So do I.
Anyone hungry?
Why don't we all go out
to the Cheval Noir?
-Just this side of Versailles.
Lovely, lovely.
What a bright idea.
-all right, follow us.
-Charming little place.
Diane, would you mind
if I went with you?
We arrived in Lucille's
convertible.
I must have got a chill.
Tonight, I feel like Methuselah
with a cold coming on.
Antoine can go with Lucille.
Yes, of course.
Don't drive too fast, Antoine.
Do you have room enough
for us, Diane?
Certainly.
Wonderful.
I can't find the keys.
They were in my purse.
I must have lost them
in the theater.
Whoops.
So that's where they were.
Why do you do that?
Aren't we going on?
When may I see you again?
Charles! Why did you leave me
alone with Antoine?
What did you say?
alone with Antoine?
Because
So you'd push me into the arms
Don't be so upset.
I don't think it's a good sign.
That's not what I meant to say.
But I can't bear it.
I'll never be accommodating.
I assure you,
that's one thing I'm not.
I just wanted to find out
something.
That's all.
You wanted to find out what?
How you looked when you came
into the restaurant.
Yes, that's all.
Your way of not looking at him.
That attitude, thoughtful,
terribly gentle...
and almost resigned.
The way you look when
you're attracted to someone.
And so?
Is there any harm in my being
attracted to someone?
No. I can't accept that.
You can't expect me to.
What you do with your freedom
when you're...
I don't do a thing
with my freedom.
You know very well I love you.
to give up your freedom.
You're attracted by him.
Well, follow through
with it or not...
whether I know or not.
It's true. I like him.
But it can't be very serious
The key's in the door.
Hello, Antoine.
Hello.
I hope you haven't
read all these.
No I haven't.
Excuse me.
You look happy.
Are you enjoying the party?
It's marvelous,
with autumn on one hand...
and spring on the other.
Everything's just fine.
What a poetic expression to use.
You've never seen the place,
have you?
-Not really.
-Come along then.
This is the dining room.
That's stunning.
What it does for the face is
sheer flattery, you've no idea.
It looks like a sea creature.
It's different, isn't it?
I love it.
How come?
You can hardly make it out.
It's a minor work.
I'll show you the rest.
Go ahead.
This is the patio.
That's delightful.
That's Diana the Huntress,
isn't it?
My husband always loved horses.
It's very nice.
And what kind of animal is that?
A toucan.
Look, a De Stal,
and a lovely one.
Antoine, he was so late,
he changed here.
Why are men
so completely disorganized?
Charles is always so tidy.
Did you notice?
I'm very proud of the Foujita.
Don't you think it's gorgeous?
I'm mad about his work.
-I understand that.
-Tell me what you think.
It's wonderful
to have a terrace.
Yes, but if you know
the headaches I've had...
with the decorator
and the builders.
Of course, I've only been
living here a little while.
-You see? It's lovely.
-Yes, it is.
What a mess. I mean, really!
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