Random Hearts Page #8

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 thought you might like to know

what she looked like.

672

00:
51:31,696 -- 00:51:33,854

You leave me alone.

673

00:
51:36,241 -- 00:51:37,820

I mean it.

674

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51:42,081 -- 00:51:43,195

Thirty.

675

00:
51:45,794 -- 00:51:47,952

Take a number and have a seat.

676

00:
51:48,338 -- 00:51:50,828

Alice Beaufort? George Beaufort's wife?

677

00:
51:51,715 -- 00:51:52,746

Is he all right?

678

00:
51:53,177 -- 00:51:54,552

He's fine.

679

00:
51:55,053 -- 00:51:58,504

I'm Sergeant Van Den Broeck.

I'd like to ask a few questions.

680

00:
52:00,182 -- 00:52:01,215

He was with me.

681

00:
52:01,727 -- 00:52:02,676

What time was that?

682

00:
52:03,520 -- 00:52:05,227

Any time you're talking about.

683

00:
52:07,356 -- 00:52:08,305

Thirty-one.

684

00:
52:17,243 -- 00:52:18,701

You've got an envelope.

685

00:
52:34,635 -- 00:52:36,960

February was swimsuits

and May was fall fashion.

686

00:
52:37,387 -- 00:52:38,798

And you saw those catalogues?

687

00:
52:39,099 -- 00:52:42,799

I saw the catalogues. I told you twice.

I'll get them for you.

688

00:
52:43,060 -- 00:52:45,977

How do we know she shot them in Miami?

What if--?

689

00:
52:46,229 -- 00:52:47,512

There were palm trees.

690

00:
52:47,774 -- 00:52:50,016

There was a beach

and a very big ocean.

691

00:
52:53,112 -- 00:52:54,940

If she doesn't run, she's crazy.

692

00:
52:55,199 -- 00:52:58,649

It's a sympathy bounce, but she's

up 14 points since the funeral.

693

00:
52:58,952 -- 00:53:01,442

I think she'll stay in,

but she'll need some time.

694

00:
53:01,787 -- 00:53:04,825

She's this brave widow with this kid.

They're eating it up.

695

00:
53:05,083 -- 00:53:06,032

You're hard.

696

00:
53:06,793 -- 00:53:08,168

She knows. I know she knows.

697

00:
53:08,461 -- 00:53:10,254

Maybe he was buying a boat.

698

00:
53:10,548 -- 00:53:12,374

Maybe it was drugs

or government work.

699

00:
53:12,633 -- 00:53:15,123

Why are you so determined

it's another woman?

700

00:
53:15,552 -- 00:53:19,004

Why are you protecting him?

If you know who it is, I swear--

701

00:
53:19,265 -- 00:53:22,265

You think I lied the first five times,

but now I'll cave?

702

00:
53:22,559 -- 00:53:24,635

Why is this so important to you?

703

00:
53:24,978 -- 00:53:26,557

I caught Sam with a woman once.

704

00:
53:29,066 -- 00:53:32,150

I spilled a milkshake on my skirt,

so I ran home from lunch.

705

00:
53:33,572 -- 00:53:35,564

I heard them in the shower.

706

00:
53:36,907 -- 00:53:39,314

And at first, I thought

it was the radio.

707

00:
53:40,871 -- 00:53:44,571

But what she was saying

you don't hear on the radio.

708

00:
53:45,249 -- 00:53:47,206

I ran.

709

00:
53:49,463 -- 00:53:51,502

I couldn't go back to work.

710

00:
53:52,340 -- 00:53:54,665

For hours, literally...

711

00:
53:56,512 -- 00:53:58,587

...I didn't remember...

712

00:
53:59,014 -- 00:54:01,635

...that I was involved

with someone else.

713

00:
54:02,475 -- 00:54:04,635

I had been for months.

714

00:
54:05,979 -- 00:54:09,063

And I liked my life with Sam.

Things were fine.

715

00:
54:10,608 -- 00:54:11,724

What'd you do?

716

00:
54:12,486 -- 00:54:14,526

I kept my mouth shut.

717

00:
54:14,905 -- 00:54:17,989

And I never went home again

without calling first.

718

00:
54:20,870 -- 00:54:23,539

To say that involvement...

719

00:
54:23,872 -- 00:54:27,325

...and I don't mean casual sex,

I mean romance.

720

00:
54:28,127 -- 00:54:30,535

To say that that whole part

of life...

721

00:
54:30,796 -- 00:54:33,037

...half the fun of life has to end...

722

00:
54:33,840 -- 00:54:36,333

If you told me that had to be over...

723

00:
54:37,387 -- 00:54:39,260

...I'd feel old.

724

00:
54:42,101 -- 00:54:44,258

If you had known about Peyton...

725

00:
54:45,353 -- 00:54:46,977

...would you tell me?

726

00:
54:48,522 -- 00:54:50,018

Now, I mean.

727

00:
54:51,276 -- 00:54:52,391

No.

728

00:
54:54,946 -- 00:54:56,855

I'm gonna run to the ladies' room.

729

00:
54:57,950 -- 00:54:58,981

Get me another one.

730

00:
54:59,284 -- 00:55:03,447

Broman's over there dreaming up

ways to remind you of my loss.

731

00:
55:04,705 -- 00:55:06,783

A detective came by

the office today...

732

00:
55:07,084 -- 00:55:09,076

...asking about Cullen.

733

00:
55:09,753 -- 00:55:13,834

I wasn't there. Barry said he asked

how much Cullen travelled.

734

00:
55:14,217 -- 00:55:16,292

He seemed particularly

interested in Miami.

735

00:
55:16,593 -- 00:55:19,166

Asked who our Miami clients were.

736

00:
55:22,308 -- 00:55:24,929

Said he was going there tomorrow.

737

00:
55:28,356 -- 00:55:31,108

Is this anything I should know about?

738

00:
55:32,360 -- 00:55:34,268

I have no idea.

739

00:
55:42,953 -- 00:55:44,532

I'm sorry. It's too soon.

740

00:
55:44,790 -- 00:55:46,414

- I'm sorry.

- I wanna go home.

741

00:
55:46,708 -- 00:55:49,744

- Wait for Wendy.

- I'll get a cab. Tell Wendy I'm sorry.

742

00:
56:16,656 -- 00:56:18,897

Leave a message. I'll call you back.

743

00:
57:37,655 -- 00:57:39,565

Mr. Van Den Broeck? Hi.

744

00:
57:39,825 -- 00:57:42,066

I'm so sorry about Peyton.

745

00:
57:42,660 -- 00:57:44,202

Come. Have a coffee.

746

00:
57:44,495 -- 00:57:46,655

February, we shoot in the studios...

747

00:
57:46,957 -- 00:57:50,408

...May, the Keys,

to get away from tourists.

748

00:
57:51,586 -- 00:57:55,205

Why come to Miami twice in a row?

Why not go somewhere else?

749

00:
57:55,466 -- 00:57:57,956

I would like to think

it was my work...

750

00:
57:59,052 -- 00:58:02,339

...but I suspect so she can

walk the city and sketch.

751

00:
58:03,599 -- 00:58:05,675

She loved the streets, the markets...

752

00:
58:06,185 -- 00:58:07,133

...the Latin music.

753

00:
58:07,477 -- 00:58:08,757

Was there a man?

754

00:
58:11,232 -- 00:58:13,390

I don't think there is a man, no.

755

00:
58:14,026 -- 00:58:16,599

What did she do after work?

756

00:
58:18,531 -- 00:58:19,812

More walking.

757

00:
58:20,074 -- 00:58:23,774

But sometimes the clubs,

for music and to watch the dancing.

758

00:
58:24,371 -- 00:58:25,746

You know who she went with?

759

00:
58:28,541 -- 00:58:30,367

If I can say...

760

00:
58:31,210 -- 00:58:34,995

If you wanna be with a woman,

these shoots are not so good for that.

761

00:
58:35,298 -- 00:58:37,207

Did you ever sleep with Peyton?

762

00:
58:44,891 -- 00:58:47,216

Your situation is very difficult.

763

00:
58:47,812 -- 00:58:49,685

I excuse the question.

764

00:
59:18,343 -- 00:59:21,379

Could I talk to somebody

in your security department?

765

00:
59:26,101 -- 00:59:27,643

It looks like she did.

766

01:
00:44,515 -- 01:00:45,713

Can we talk someplace?

767

01:
00:55,651 -- 01:00:57,726

Stoli, please, on the rocks.

768

01:
01:03,450 -- 01:01:06,702

I'm from a little town

in a little state.

769

01:
01:07,122 -- 01:01:08,948

Unfortunately, I'm in Congress.

770

01:
01:09,207 -- 01:01:12,242

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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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