Random Hearts Page #6

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


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Maybe it should be "kid."

467

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32:24,222 -- 00:32:26,297

"When I was a kid"...

468

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32:26,557 -- 00:32:28,800

"When I was just a kid."

How about that?

469

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32:29,436 -- 00:32:31,013

"When I was a kid."

470

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32:33,397 -- 00:32:34,179

Help you?

471

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32:36,693 -- 00:32:38,353

We need to speak to Mrs. Chandler.

472

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32:38,612 -- 00:32:41,232

- We're taping.

- It's all right. What is it?

473

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32:41,489 -- 00:32:44,693

Mrs. Chandler, I'm Dick Montoya.

This is Phyllis Bonaparte.

474

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32:45,786 -- 00:32:47,695

We're with Southern Airlines.

475

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Is there somewhere we can talk?

476

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Well, about what?

477

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I'm very sorry to have to tell you.

478

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Your husband was on our flight...

479

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...to Miami yesterday.

480

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33:03,136 -- 00:33:03,918

What?

481

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The one that--

482

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33:05,974 -- 00:33:09,259

No, no, no. Cullen's in New York.

483

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33:09,894 -- 00:33:11,518

I wish that were so, ma'am.

484

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33:13,774 -- 00:33:15,730

You do fly to New York, don't you?

485

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33:16,150 -- 00:33:18,937

Not from Washington, no, ma'am. No.

486

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33:22,199 -- 00:33:23,906

The identification is correct.

487

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33:26,369 -- 00:33:27,566

I'm awfully sorry.

488

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33:30,874 -- 00:33:33,709

He said he was going to New York.

Why would he go to Miami?

489

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33:36,631 -- 00:33:38,955

The identification is correct.

We have his wallet.

490

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33:39,758 -- 00:33:41,300

I'm very sorry.

491

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33:45,598 -- 00:33:48,966

If something happened to him

it'll lead the news tonight.

492

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33:49,768 -- 00:33:50,799

Where's your daughter?

493

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33:54,773 -- 00:33:57,098

We have a daughter. She's 15.

494

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33:57,401 -- 00:34:00,522

We won't release the casualty list

till all families are notified.

495

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34:00,780 -- 00:34:03,567

But we need your help

identifying your husband.

496

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34:03,824 -- 00:34:04,939

Where is he?

497

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Patuxent Naval Air Station.

498

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34:08,246 -- 00:34:11,116

- I have to get home.

- I understand. Let us help.

499

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34:11,999 -- 00:34:15,250

Call Dick Taradisian at the White House.

Tell him what the deal is.

500

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34:15,504 -- 00:34:18,872

Ask him if he can get a plane

to meet us at Patuxent.

501

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34:19,173 -- 00:34:22,793

If the Air Force can't do it,

call GM or anybody with a jet.

502

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34:28,474 -- 00:34:30,515

He did say Miami.

503

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34:31,020 -- 00:34:34,470

Usually it's New York,

but this time he said Miami.

504

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35:44,970 -- 00:35:47,972

Mr. Van Den Broeck,

we have a car for you.

505

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36:58,254 -- 00:37:00,045

Ma, what are you doing home?

506

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37:03,052 -- 00:37:04,427

Where's Dad?

507

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37:36,669 -- 00:37:38,163

"Thou anointest my head with oil.

508

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37:39,421 -- 00:37:40,831

My cup runneth over.

509

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37:41,800 -- 00:37:43,958

Surely goodness and mercy

shall follow me...

510

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37:44,260 -- 00:37:47,011

...all the days of my life...

511

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37:47,262 -- 00:37:50,015

...and I will dwell in the house

of the Lord forever."

512

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37:50,267 -- 00:37:51,464

Let us pray.

513

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37:52,226 -- 00:37:56,806

Almighty God, Father of mercies

and giver of all comfort...

514

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37:57,316 -- 00:38:00,933

I met this guy because he was

smart enough to get out of the rain.

515

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38:01,277 -- 00:38:02,901

I was too.

516

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38:03,404 -- 00:38:06,738

So we waited under the arch

in the Law quad till it was over.

517

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38:07,200 -- 00:38:08,778

And then he asked me...

518

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38:09,035 -- 00:38:11,111

...if I knew where the bookstore was.

519

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And I said...

520

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38:13,832 -- 00:38:17,616

...I happened to be going there myself,

which was a lie, of course.

521

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38:29,182 -- 00:38:31,589

We had so many great days.

522

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38:34,936 -- 00:38:36,811

Just not enough years.

523

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38:43,822 -- 00:38:45,814

But we had his love.

524

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38:52,998 -- 00:38:54,112

Maybe I'll call you.

525

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38:54,415 -- 00:38:55,197

Let's go.

526

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Excuse me.

527

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39:10,015 -- 00:39:10,963

Excuse me.

528

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39:11,974 -- 00:39:13,885

Are you Mary Claire Clark?

529

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39:14,145 -- 00:39:15,520

Yes. I am so sorry.

530

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39:15,771 -- 00:39:17,479

The name Cullen Chandler

mean anything?

531

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39:20,400 -- 00:39:21,599

No.

532

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39:22,195 -- 00:39:25,065

If I'd called my wife that morning,

what would you have said?

533

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39:26,114 -- 00:39:30,694

That she called in and said

she was taking the day off.

534

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39:31,704 -- 00:39:35,155

But you wouldn't have gotten me.

She sent me to Tyson's Corners...

535

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39:35,499 -- 00:39:37,125

...and said I could go home.

536

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39:37,419 -- 00:39:39,245

So I'd have gotten her voice mail?

537

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39:41,922 -- 00:39:42,704

Thank you.

538

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39:42,965 -- 00:39:44,591

Mr. Van Den Broeck...

539

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...I have some of her...

540

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39:48,638 -- 00:39:51,258

...personal things.

I could drop them off--

541

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I'll take them now.

542

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I know.

543

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I gotta get out of here.

I'll take Jess.

544

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39:58,981 -- 00:40:00,560

Kay, it's gonna look like--

545

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I don't care.

Just get us back to Washington.

546

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I can't see these people.

547

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It's like going--

548

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Don't make a mistake now.

Everybody's watching.

549

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40:13,705 -- 00:40:15,782

Just one more day.

550

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40:41,692 -- 00:40:45,226

How can I find out if a guy

was on a flight to Miami in May?

551

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My name is Bill Van Den Broeck.

552

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- They said you're a policeman.

- I am.

553

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But I'm not working right now.

554

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Then what is this about?

555

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My wife was on that plane

that your husband was on.

556

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I'm sorry.

557

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41:58,897 -- 00:42:01,933

- I wonder if I could have a few minutes.

- I just got home.

558

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This isn't a good time for me.

559

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For me either.

560

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So you're visiting survivors.

561

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You're the only one.

562

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I'd ask you to sit--

563

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I don't understand.

564

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My daughter's due back any minute.

565

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Do you have kids?

566

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Jessica. She's 15.

567

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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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