Random Hearts Page #4

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
433 Views


I love you.

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You find her?

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No. That plane was going to Miami,

wasn't it?

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Give me some quarters.

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I once got laid in Miami.

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My name's Van Den Broeck.

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I'm a police officer,

if that makes any difference.

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I know you get a lot of crazies

when something like this happens.

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I think it's possible my wife

may have been on your plane.

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Peyton Van Den Broeck.

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Great. Boy. She must be on another

flight. Boy, that'll wake you up.

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What are the other flights to Miami?

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Check the 1 :
15,

but it doesn't make sense.

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She left for the airport after 9.

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Excuse me. I'm Bill Van Den Broeck,

Peyton's husband.

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She went to Miami today.

I need to know what plane she was on.

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I can be with you in just one moment.

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We don't have this in a six,

but I can order it.

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I'm Bill Van Den Broeck,

Peyton's husband.

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She went to Miami.

I need to know what plane she was on.

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- You're the policeman?

- Right.

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Mary Claire Clark books the travel,

but she goes home at 5:30.

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Can you reach her at home?

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Oh, my God! The plane that crashed.

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She was going to Miami,

but they don't have her listed.

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How do we get ahold

of Mary Claire Clark?

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Do we have to shout?

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Peyton went to Miami.

She might be on the plane that crashed.

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We have to find out

what flight she was on.

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Does anyone know what

Mary Claire Clark was doing tonight?

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Call the switchboard.

Get her number.

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The airline won't tell you?

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She's not listed,

but she's not listed on any flight.

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I know she was going.

She left messages at work and home.

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They can't give out home numbers.

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This is Molly Roll. Who's this?

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I need your help. I'm the supervisor

in Designer Wear...

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...and you'll confirm that when you

call me back at extension 293, okay?

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I need the home telephone number

of Mary Claire Clark.

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She's the department secretary.

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We are managing an emergency.

Do you understand?

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Thank you.

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You must be Dutch. I'm Molly.

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What was she doing in Miami?

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It sounded like some kind of crisis.

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You're shooting a catalogue in the Keys

that was falling apart?

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What would we be shooting in the Keys?

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Did she say which catalogue?

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Molly Roll.

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Thank you.

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Sarah, would you get her for me?

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I'll get my boss.

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What catalogue are we shooting?

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I didn't know we were doing a catalogue.

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Susan, are you working?

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- Peyton didn't know she was going.

- There's no answer.

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Somebody must've called her.

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Would she call Mary Claire

for a reservation or would she...

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...use a travel agent?

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This is Mr. Driker, vice president

of Designer Wear. He's our boss.

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- Would you excuse us, please?

- Sure.

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Molly says Peyton may be

on the plane that crashed.

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- Is Peyton on that plane?

- We don't know.

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- Either way, she's toast.

- Can you zip it?

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We don't have a catalogue shooting

in Florida or anywhere else.

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The next catalogue's not till Christmas.

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Maybe it's not a catalogue.

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Something with models.

The girls were bit by bugs.

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No, there's nothing like that.

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If Peyton's travelling,

I don't think it's for the store.

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I know when people are out of town.

I approve it, and we're stingy on travel.

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Are you saying she lied to me?

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I'm saying I don't know where she is.

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I'm thinking of something I can do.

I'd like to be helpful.

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There was this judge who had...

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...two whole entire families, kids,

dogs, everything. A judge.

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We think we know. We don't know.

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Nobody knows. You just don't know.

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Oh, my God.

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Maybe she travelled as someone's wife.

If anyone knows what his name is...

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...I could check that way.

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I don't know. Honestly.

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Beats me. She seemed...

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I mean, she never looked

like she was looking.

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Like girls look

if they're looking, okay?

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Mr. Van Den Broeck...

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...I think I know Peyton

as well as anyone here.

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I've got no idea.

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Are you surprised?

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The important thing is we don't know

if she was on the plane.

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I think she was on the plane.

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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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