Random Hearts Page #7

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


Is there something

you wanna know, Mr...?

568

00:
43:05,633 -- 00:43:07,459

I'm sorry, I forgot your name.

569

00:
43:07,968 -- 00:43:09,592

It's Van Den Broeck.

570

00:
43:15,684 -- 00:43:17,511

I just thought that...

571

00:
43:20,273 -- 00:43:22,100

I'm so sorry.

572

00:
43:23,818 -- 00:43:24,849

It's really...

573

00:
43:28,448 -- 00:43:30,440

It's unspeakable.

574

00:
43:32,451 -- 00:43:34,194

Unspeakable.

575

00:
43:42,880 -- 00:43:44,837

But you seem okay.

576

00:
43:47,633 -- 00:43:49,009

Do I?

577

00:
43:51,013 -- 00:43:54,013

Paper said your husband was a lawyer

in New Hampshire.

578

00:
43:55,350 -- 00:43:57,344

He has an office here.

579

00:
43:57,645 -- 00:43:59,803

Most of his work was here.

580

00:
44:00,606 -- 00:44:01,720

I'm in Congress.

581

00:
44:02,065 -- 00:44:03,393

Yeah, I know.

582

00:
44:04,525 -- 00:44:06,685

So why was he going to Miami?

583

00:
44:06,946 -- 00:44:08,060

Business.

584

00:
44:09,615 -- 00:44:11,523

He had business there.

585

00:
44:13,203 -- 00:44:14,910

Are you investigating something?

586

00:
44:16,289 -- 00:44:18,779

They were sitting together on the plane.

587

00:
44:20,167 -- 00:44:21,283

Your husband.

588

00:
44:22,087 -- 00:44:23,628

My wife.

589

00:
44:24,047 -- 00:44:24,912

Do you know that?

590

00:
44:28,010 -- 00:44:29,717

Three A and B.

591

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44:29,970 -- 00:44:31,168

First class.

592

00:
44:33,097 -- 00:44:36,550

First class isn't what it used to be.

It's not worth the money.

593

00:
44:43,107 -- 00:44:44,651

Is there anything else?

594

00:
44:48,780 -- 00:44:50,322

You mad at me?

595

00:
44:51,534 -- 00:44:54,285

I don't know you, lieutenant.

Why would I be mad?

596

00:
44:55,245 -- 00:44:56,443

I'm a sergeant.

597

00:
45:00,209 -- 00:45:02,367

What are you? A sophisticator?

598

00:
45:03,712 -- 00:45:05,336

That's my daughter.

599

00:
45:11,178 -- 00:45:14,631

Sorry. An airline guy left

Dad's things downstairs...

600

00:
45:14,933 -- 00:45:17,174

...so I brought them up.

601

00:
45:21,982 -- 00:45:23,773

This is my daughter, Jessica.

602

00:
45:25,693 -- 00:45:26,642

This is Sergeant--

603

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45:26,903 -- 00:45:30,604

Van Den Broeck. They call me Dutch.

It's easier.

604

00:
45:32,075 -- 00:45:34,233

He lost his wife on the plane.

605

00:
45:37,123 -- 00:45:37,905

I'm sorry.

606

00:
45:40,917 -- 00:45:44,286

Never been to New Hampshire.

You go to school there or here?

607

00:
45:44,964 -- 00:45:48,000

I go to Andover. It's a prep school.

608

00:
45:51,261 -- 00:45:53,587

I won't take any more of your time.

609

00:
45:54,098 -- 00:45:56,589

- I'm sorry about your dad.

- Thanks.

610

00:
45:57,017 -- 00:45:58,392

Nice to meet you.

611

00:
46:13,742 -- 00:46:15,571

I need an hour.

It's not a lot to ask.

612

00:
46:17,038 -- 00:46:18,698

Don't come around here again.

613

00:
46:39,645 -- 00:46:41,222

They must've cleaned them.

614

00:
47:03,836 -- 00:47:05,247

It must--

615

00:
47:08,048 -- 00:47:10,126

I'm sure it's for your birthday.

616

00:
47:10,677 -- 00:47:13,381

Dad said he was gonna

get you something great.

617

00:
47:25,484 -- 00:47:26,266

Expensive.

618

00:
47:27,235 -- 00:47:29,192

He knew I'd say no.

619

00:
47:38,454 -- 00:47:40,532

I know you're worried about me...

620

00:
47:40,791 -- 00:47:42,784

...but I still want you to run.

621

00:
47:44,378 -- 00:47:45,919

I'll be fine.

622

00:
47:46,754 -- 00:47:50,006

I don't want us to sit around here

all day and be depressed.

623

00:
47:51,385 -- 00:47:53,461

I'm gonna go back to school tomorrow.

624

00:
47:54,888 -- 00:47:58,056

All my friends are there.

And it's only 40 miles.

625

00:
47:59,727 -- 00:48:02,395

I can come home on weekends if I want.

626

00:
48:17,036 -- 00:48:19,077

Somebody popped Marvin.

627

00:
48:30,091 -- 00:48:31,751

Jesus Christ!

628

00:
48:38,975 -- 00:48:40,090

Sh*t!

629

00:
48:40,560 -- 00:48:42,353

George Beaufort did this.

630

00:
48:43,898 -- 00:48:45,973

What else did you

find in here? Anything?

631

00:
48:47,984 -- 00:48:49,184

Is this a bad time?

632

00:
48:49,988 -- 00:48:52,478

I don't need to go

through all that garbage.

633

00:
48:55,325 -- 00:48:58,530

My case'll get kicked because

somebody killed my only witness.

634

00:
48:58,830 -- 00:49:01,403

- You get in there and do it!

- Easy, easy.

635

00:
49:02,666 -- 00:49:04,909

The last pickup was a week ago.

636

00:
49:05,170 -- 00:49:06,628

It hasn't been that long.

637

00:
49:06,921 -- 00:49:08,296

It sure smells long.

638

00:
49:11,969 -- 00:49:13,961

Sheila, what are you doing here?

639

00:
49:14,429 -- 00:49:16,421

That ain't even my name.

640

00:
49:18,682 -- 00:49:21,471

Let's talk to people.

Take that side. I'll take this side.

641

00:
49:21,728 -- 00:49:22,926

It's Homicide's.

642

00:
49:23,230 -- 00:49:25,554

- We're off it.

- The hell we are.

643

00:
49:44,210 -- 00:49:48,159

- I will not allow you to--

- I have no choice. I need your help.

644

00:
49:48,422 -- 00:49:51,128

Before you told me my husband

was screwing your wife...

645

00:
49:51,384 -- 00:49:53,542

...did it occur to you that

that might be hurtful?

646

00:
49:53,845 -- 00:49:54,959

You knew already.

647

00:
49:55,971 -- 00:49:58,049

Suppose I didn't.

648

00:
49:59,101 -- 00:50:00,760

How did you know?

649

00:
50:01,936 -- 00:50:03,928

He told me he was going to New York.

650

00:
50:05,608 -- 00:50:08,098

He's on the wrong plane,

so it must be another woman?

651

00:
50:08,485 -- 00:50:10,809

Well, it could've been amnesia.

652

00:
50:12,238 -- 00:50:14,647

My wife was in Miami

in February and in May.

653

00:
50:14,950 -- 00:50:17,785

- Do you think your husband was?

- What difference does it make?

654

00:
50:18,036 -- 00:50:20,075

It's over. It's entirely over.

655

00:
50:20,329 -- 00:50:23,616

They're through with each other!

We are through with them!

656

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50:23,917 -- 00:50:25,874

We can't even get a divorce!

657

00:
50:27,337 -- 00:50:28,451

You can do that.

658

00:
50:29,841 -- 00:50:31,334

I have a child.

659

00:
50:31,800 -- 00:50:33,342

I try and go back...

660

00:
50:34,135 -- 00:50:35,464

...in my head.

661

00:
50:38,391 -- 00:50:40,098

What's the last thing

you remember...

662

00:
50:40,351 -- 00:50:43,055

...about you and your husband

that you know is true?

663

00:
50:46,983 -- 00:50:49,900

I gotta find out how far back

I have to go to do that.

664

00:
50:53,323 -- 00:50:55,362

This is where they were gonna stay.

665

00:
51:03,333 -- 00:51:04,447

I've got work to do.

666

00:
51:05,126 -- 00:51:06,750

Don't you wanna know how it started?

667

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51:08,213 -- 00:51:09,873

How long it was going on?

668

00:
51:10,799 -- 00:51:14,001

You don't wanna know their plans?

You don't wanna know anything?

669

00:
51:17,014 -- 00:51:19,172

What she thought

when she thought about me.

670

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51:22,520 -- 00:51:24,263

I'd like to know that.

671

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51:25,981 -- 00:51:28,768

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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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