Random Hearts Page #13

Synopsis: After the death of their loved ones in a tragic plane crash Harrison Ford and Kristin Scott Thomas find each others' keys in each others loved ones' possessions and realize that they were having an affair and must figure out all the details.
Director(s): Sydney Pollack
Production: Columbia Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.1
Metacritic:
38
Rotten Tomatoes:
15%
R
Year:
1999
133 min
Website
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I haven't been there--

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Where is it?

1181

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The Colton Building on Rhode Island.

1182

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44:58,749 -- 01:45:00,207

It was just stupid.

1183

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45:00,458 -- 01:45:03,328

I'm not hungry.

If you could get the check, please.

1184

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45:03,586 -- 01:45:05,212

Stop, please, Kay.

1185

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45:06,590 -- 01:45:09,424

Just listen to me, okay, because...

1186

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45:10,801 -- 01:45:12,879

...if we don't see you,

Richard'll know.

1187

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45:14,056 -- 01:45:18,717

I can't keep seeing you so your husband

won't know you've been screwing mine.

1188

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45:23,315 -- 01:45:24,180

Kay, please.

1189

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45:25,317 -- 01:45:26,941

I need to tell you...

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...how rotten I feel.

1191

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45:31,782 -- 01:45:33,608

Let me go, punkin.

1192

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45:48,507 -- 01:45:50,167

Hello. It's me.

1193

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45:51,428 -- 01:45:52,542

Bad time?

1194

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How's the roof?

1195

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Lousy.

1196

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46:00,354 -- 01:46:01,682

Something wrong?

1197

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Wanna get something to eat?

1198

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Sure. I'm not that hungry,

but I wanna see you.

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Everything all right?

1200

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46:33,053 -- 01:46:35,970

Weren't you ever tempted

to cheat on Peyton?

1201

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Tempted? Yeah.

1202

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Sure.

1203

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Why didn't you?

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Maybe I did.

1205

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I don't think so.

1206

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I wonder how they got their

laundry done, if they had a place.

1207

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You think this...

1208

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...everything that happened...

1209

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You think it's...

1210

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...made you different?

1211

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Different how?

1212

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More suspicious.

1213

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Maybe.

1214

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But here I am.

1215

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I'm leaving you tomorrow.

1216

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I knew we should've gone

to McDonald's.

1217

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I have to try to get elected.

1218

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I lost a friend today...

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...being suspicious.

1220

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What if you don't get elected?

1221

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Country goes to hell...

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...and I go home.

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For keeps.

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But you're gonna beat this guy, right?

1225

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When I get back...

1226

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I'll be here.

1227

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I'll nail his ass.

1228

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Here you go, Clara.

1229

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Back Friday.

1230

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Wait up a second.

1231

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You got some dry cleaning.

1232

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Sorry.

1233

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Saks Fifth Avenue.

Employees' entrance.

1234

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I'll get him.

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Sorry, Dutch.

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Ladies' room.

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Mary Claire.

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You wouldn't believe

all the keys I've got.

1239

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I got a key to the Vic Tanny's

in Rochester.

1240

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I've got keys to the ones

in Westchester.

1241

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50:13,239 -- 01:50:15,112

I don't think there was an apartment.

1242

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50:15,532 -- 01:50:18,698

She was always here.

There wasn't time.

1243

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50:21,206 -- 01:50:22,403

No, wait.

1244

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You know, she gave me

a phone number once.

1245

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She was on her way to a meeting--

1246

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Just a minute.

1247

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This is it.

1248

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In the bottom, in pencil.

1249

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Go right ahead.

1250

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Can I have the 911 supervisor?

1251

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Sergeant Van Den Broeck.

1252

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D.C. Internal Affairs, 9114.

1253

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I need an address

for a telephone number.

1254

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How long did you know?

1255

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Did you know when you came to Miami?

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How could you think--?

1257

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When you came to my cabin,

did you know?

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I found out yesterday.

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So you knew last night.

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When were you gonna tell me?

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I thought...

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I thought maybe...

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...years from now...

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...when it's behind us.

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What did you find?

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Nothing.

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Dutch, you weren't...

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We had a pact.

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Then why are you here?

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I wanna finish it. I want it over.

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That your purse? What'd you find?

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What did you find?

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54:34,925 -- 01:54:36,834

There's nothing here.

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Oh, Christ.

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I can smell her perfume.

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Stop it, Dutch.

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There's nothing here.

1278

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There's gotta be something left...

1279

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...some sign of--

1280

01:
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Stop it!

1281

01:
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You'll never find

what you're looking for. Never.

1282

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You wanna know why.

1283

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And there is no why.

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Don't.

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If you check in, I'm heading for

the airport early. Meet me for coffee.

1286

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Hi, it's me. I'm running late.

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There was something I needed to do.

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Go without me. I'll get the next

plane and meet you at the hotel.

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What are we doing? Do you know?

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We made love that morning.

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Kurt Luedtke

Kurt Luedtke (born September 28, 1939) is an American screenwriter. He is best known for writing Out of Africa (1985), for which he won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, as well as Absence of Malice (1981) (for which he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay) and Random Hearts (1999). All three films were directed by Sydney Pollack. Before becoming a screenwriter, Luedtke was a newspaper reporter, eventually rising to the rank of executive editor of the Detroit Free Press. more…

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