Random Hearts Page #14

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
471 Views


That's why she was late.

1292

01:
58:19,864 -- 01:58:20,979

Get an ambulance!

1293

01:
58:21,366 -- 01:58:22,646

I'm okay.

1294

01:
58:23,077 -- 01:58:25,235

Get out of the car! Get out!

1295

01:
58:26,371 -- 01:58:27,782

Help!

1296

01:
58:34,546 -- 01:58:36,373

Kay Chandler, congresswoman.

1297

01:
58:36,673 -- 01:58:40,043

Police report said her husband got it on

with Van Den Broeck's wife.

1298

01:
58:40,386 -- 01:58:42,711

He kept a love shack in the building.

1299

01:
58:50,146 -- 01:58:51,343

You all right?

1300

01:
58:53,231 -- 01:58:55,724

The press is out there

and they know you're here.

1301

01:
58:56,027 -- 01:58:59,063

They could get hungry

and go somewhere for a hamburger.

1302

01:
58:59,363 -- 01:59:01,071

How we gonna handle this?

1303

01:
59:02,075 -- 01:59:06,321

"Handle it" is when you got a client

who'll tell you what's going on.

1304

01:
59:07,413 -- 01:59:11,032

They'll wanna know just how well

the congresswoman knows the cop.

1305

01:
59:11,293 -- 01:59:13,332

- How will we handle this?

- I don't know.

1306

01:
59:16,255 -- 01:59:19,008

If we can get back to New Hampshire

and let this age a day...

1307

01:
59:19,676 -- 01:59:21,918

We'll leave through the basement.

1308

01:
59:23,096 -- 01:59:24,473

He's right, Kay.

1309

01:
59:55,756 -- 01:59:57,214

What time is it?

1310

01:
59:58,716 -- 02:00:02,167

- It's almost midnight.

- Somebody stole my watch.

1311

02:
00:06,391 -- 02:00:07,849

Where's Alcee?

1312

02:
00:08,893 -- 02:00:10,970

He said he'd come by tomorrow.

1313

02:
00:21,865 -- 02:00:24,107

I was trying to catch up with you.

1314

02:
00:26,329 -- 02:00:28,072

What were you going to say?

1315

02:
00:29,748 -- 02:00:32,452

I don't know what I was gonna say.

I just...

1316

02:
00:33,503 -- 02:00:36,503

I just didn't want you to leave.

Not like that, anyway.

1317

02:
00:39,049 -- 02:00:40,922

Welcome back. Hungry?

1318

02:
00:41,178 -- 02:00:42,376

Where's my watch?

1319

02:
00:42,679 -- 02:00:44,089

They need you in X-ray.

1320

02:
00:49,478 -- 02:00:50,806

Listen...

1321

02:
00:53,314 -- 02:00:58,309

...I probably never would've told you

about the place either.

1322

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01:00,572 -- 02:01:01,947

All I wanted...

1323

02:
01:04,452 -- 02:01:06,278

What I want, really...

1324

02:
01:08,788 -- 02:01:11,030

...is just to find some way...

1325

02:
01:11,918 -- 02:01:13,115

...to let her go...

1326

02:
01:17,547 -- 02:01:19,005

...and move on.

1327

02:
01:21,844 -- 02:01:23,920

I don't know how you do that.

1328

02:
01:31,645 -- 02:01:33,187

Neither do I.

1329

02:
01:34,522 -- 02:01:36,232

It's not a crime, Dutch.

1330

02:
01:37,360 -- 02:01:39,067

You loved your wife.

1331

02:
01:42,449 -- 02:01:43,991

And you still do.

1332

02:
01:48,662 -- 02:01:51,368

All set. Let me see

if I can find some orderlies.

1333

02:
01:52,667 -- 02:01:54,410

Will you hang around?

1334

02:
01:57,965 -- 02:01:59,293

I can't.

1335

02:
01:59,716 -- 02:02:02,289

You're supposed to be nice.

I've been shot.

1336

02:
02:11,019 -- 02:02:13,179

We did okay, Dutch.

1337

02:
02:16,358 -- 02:02:18,267

We did the best we could...

1338

02:
02:19,110 -- 02:02:20,986

...under the circumstances.

1339

02:
02:24,408 -- 02:02:25,783

We ready, sergeant?

1340

02:
02:26,952 -- 02:02:29,658

It's time for you to go. Me too.

1341

02:
02:33,834 -- 02:02:35,292

Will that be all right?

1342

02:
02:45,555 -- 02:02:46,670

So long, Kay.

1343

02:
02:58,859 -- 02:02:59,976

Here she comes.

1344

02:
03:00,237 -- 02:03:02,313

Can you tell us what you were doing...?

1345

02:
03:02,614 -- 02:03:04,191

What's the sergeant's condition?

1346

02:
03:04,449 -- 02:03:07,487

I've gotta catch a plane,

but if you can make it short...

1347

02:
03:08,037 -- 02:03:12,081

We're told your husband had an affair

with Van Den Broeck's wife.

1348

02:
03:12,582 -- 02:03:16,830

They had an apartment, and that's

where you were. Is that correct?

1349

02:
03:21,633 -- 02:03:23,010

Yes, it is.

1350

02:
03:26,013 -- 02:03:28,800

Characterize your relationship

with the sergeant.

1351

02:
03:30,102 -- 02:03:34,513

The sergeant's wife was killed on the

plane that went down with my husband.

1352

02:
03:35,773 -- 02:03:38,894

I met the sergeant

a few days after that day.

1353

02:
03:40,111 -- 02:03:44,689

He was a friend when I needed a friend.

I hope he feels the same way.

1354

02:
03:45,073 -- 02:03:46,617

So you're just friends?

1355

02:
03:47,411 -- 02:03:49,154

Just friends.

1356

02:
03:50,288 -- 02:03:52,245

We are surely friends.

1357

02:
03:53,876 -- 02:03:56,580

We've seen each other

through something...

1358

02:
03:57,420 -- 02:04:00,421

We're more than friends.

We're survivors.

1359

02:
04:03,594 -- 02:04:06,215

You'll have to excuse me.

I have to get home.

1360

02:
04:06,513 -- 02:04:09,550

Can you tell us more

about the sergeant's condition?

1361

02:
04:45,011 -- 02:04:47,717

- See you Friday, sweetie.

- Bye, Mom.

1362

02:
05:12,748 -- 02:05:14,207

Bye, Mrs. Chandler.

1363

02:
05:14,500 -- 02:05:15,614

Merry Christmas.

1364

02:
05:15,917 -- 02:05:18,492

Merry Christmas. Do I know you?

1365

02:
05:18,755 -- 02:05:21,459

I'm Tad Baker.

I work for Mr. Cornelius.

1366

02:
05:22,633 -- 02:05:24,210

You said we could...

1367

02:
05:26,221 -- 02:05:29,221

Yeah, sure. Make yourselves at home.

1368

02:
06:11,851 -- 02:06:12,882

Hello, Kay.

1369

02:
06:13,311 -- 02:06:14,425

Hi, sergeant.

1370

02:
06:14,770 -- 02:06:15,968

Lieutenant.

1371

02:
06:16,772 -- 02:06:20,023

They made me a lieutenant.

All I had to do was get shot.

1372

02:
06:21,361 -- 02:06:24,231

Can I get you something?

Stoli on the rocks.

1373

02:
06:25,447 -- 02:06:27,856

I haven't had one of those in a while.

1374

02:
06:28,743 -- 02:06:30,321

I got a plane.

I don't have time.

1375

02:
06:31,079 -- 02:06:34,413

What's with those New Hampshire voters?

Are they crazy?

1376

02:
06:34,875 -- 02:06:37,200

They could tell

I didn't want the job.

1377

02:
06:37,544 -- 02:06:41,161

Or I wanted it. I just didn't

wanna do what you have to do to get it.

1378

02:
06:43,509 -- 02:06:44,623

So you're out of work.

1379

02:
06:45,552 -- 02:06:47,129

Guess I am.

1380

02:
06:50,725 -- 02:06:52,349

Are you as well as you look?

1381

02:
06:53,727 -- 02:06:55,435

Leg's a little stiff.

1382

02:
06:57,774 -- 02:07:00,098

But I think I'm gonna be okay.

1383

02:
07:00,818 -- 02:07:02,016

You?

1384

02:
07:05,865 -- 02:07:07,359

How's football in Australia?

1385

02:
07:10,077 -- 02:07:12,034

I tune in once in a while.

1386

02:
07:12,287 -- 02:07:14,115

Not like before.

1387

02:
07:15,375 -- 02:07:16,785

I was a real fan.

1388

02:
07:21,131 -- 02:07:24,131

I gotta tell you,

I thought I might run into you here.

1389

02:
07:24,467 -- 02:07:25,581

Where are you going?

1390

02:
07:27,972 -- 02:07:29,549

That's the thing. Nowhere.

1391

02:
07:29,848 -- 02:07:33,299

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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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