Random Hearts Page #9

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
464 Views


So when you interview people,

it's easy to start talk.

771

01:
01:13,462 -- 01:01:16,830

They might stumble on the truth.

You can't possibly want that.

772

01:
01:17,090 -- 01:01:20,292

- You're the only one I wanna talk to.

- I don't know anything!

773

01:
01:31,230 -- 01:01:32,558

What do you wanna know?

774

01:
01:33,440 -- 01:01:35,847

- How long it went on.

- So we know how stupid to feel?

775

01:
01:36,402 -- 01:01:38,145

How they met, their plans.

776

01:
01:38,404 -- 01:01:39,602

I can't help you.

777

01:
01:40,113 -- 01:01:41,228

At least you tried.

778

01:
01:41,489 -- 01:01:43,197

You trying to be funny?

779

01:
01:44,452 -- 01:01:46,859

No. Not anymore.

780

01:
01:47,121 -- 01:01:49,611

Don't you f*** with me!

781

01:
01:50,623 -- 01:01:52,783

If you don't like that word,

don't use it.

782

01:
01:53,753 -- 01:01:57,619

Do you know what happens when a member

of Congress accuses you of harassment?

783

01:
01:57,881 -- 01:01:59,959

We'd get our names in the newspapers.

784

01:
02:00,218 -- 01:02:01,677

That's close to blackmail.

785

01:
02:01,928 -- 01:02:02,793

I'm not a lawyer.

786

01:
02:03,095 -- 01:02:06,795

I'm not some investigation.

You can't rummage through my life.

787

01:
02:07,059 -- 01:02:09,893

Who's next on your list?

My neighbours, staff, friends?

788

01:
02:10,145 -- 01:02:12,635

- Then talk to me.

- So you can paw through my marriage?

789

01:
02:12,938 -- 01:02:16,640

Make me confess to something?

My life is mine to judge, not yours.

790

01:
02:16,985 -- 01:02:18,479

You're not the only one involved.

791

01:
02:19,195 -- 01:02:23,858

Look, if they find out about your wife,

it's gossip.

792

01:
02:24,493 -- 01:02:27,612

If they find out about my husband,

it's in the papers.

793

01:
02:27,912 -- 01:02:30,998

I have a daughter who adores

her father, who doesn't know.

794

01:
02:31,292 -- 01:02:32,620

What do I tell her?

795

01:
02:33,710 -- 01:02:35,121

I don't know.

796

01:
02:46,849 -- 01:02:48,260

Come on.

797

01:
02:49,602 -- 01:02:51,179

I wanna show you something.

798

01:
03:02,824 -- 01:03:04,532

Nice, huh?

799

01:
03:06,744 -- 01:03:08,904

I figure they would've

had drinks here.

800

01:
03:11,708 -- 01:03:12,657

Wanna see their room?

801

01:
03:15,921 -- 01:03:18,079

- They never got here.

- Not this time.

802

01:
03:20,508 -- 01:03:24,803

She stayed here February 19th.

Also May 14th, on business.

803

01:
03:25,389 -- 01:03:27,714

If he was with her,

he didn't register.

804

01:
03:38,318 -- 01:03:41,604

Did your husband like Latin stuff?

Music, dancing?

805

01:
03:42,865 -- 01:03:43,730

Why?

806

01:
03:44,199 -- 01:03:47,285

The concierge booked them a table

at a place called La Roca.

807

01:
03:47,787 -- 01:03:50,538

Cullen liked classical music.

808

01:
03:51,540 -- 01:03:52,915

You sure?

809

01:
04:10,144 -- 01:04:11,092

What?

810

01:
04:16,399 -- 01:04:18,357

Do you know what I do for a living?

811

01:
04:18,652 -- 01:04:20,810

I get paid to notice stuff.

812

01:
04:21,113 -- 01:04:23,733

I get paid to know who's lying.

813

01:
04:25,743 -- 01:04:27,154

I didn't have a clue.

814

01:
04:30,538 -- 01:04:31,914

I missed it.

815

01:
04:44,970 -- 01:04:47,009

I thought we were happy.

816

01:
04:49,851 -- 01:04:51,309

Not giddy...

817

01:
04:52,061 -- 01:04:53,519

...not ecstatic.

818

01:
04:55,272 -- 01:04:57,183

We weren't unhappy.

819

01:
04:59,819 -- 01:05:01,277

I wasn't.

820

01:
05:03,072 -- 01:05:04,817

I was pretty happy.

821

01:
05:59,714 -- 01:06:00,829

I don't wanna be here.

822

01:
06:02,175 -- 01:06:04,083

I don't wanna be here.

823

01:
06:14,355 -- 01:06:16,146

That's Kay Chandler.

824

01:
06:18,816 -- 01:06:22,068

Peter Suchet. East Concord.

Voted for your dad.

825

01:
06:22,363 -- 01:06:25,446

Do you mind?

Honey, take another picture.

826

01:
06:27,325 -- 01:06:28,987

- They took our picture.

- You know them?

827

01:
06:29,287 -- 01:06:31,777

They're from Concord.

They took our picture.

828

01:
06:32,331 -- 01:06:34,904

I bury my husband

and go nightclubbing in Miami.

829

01:
06:35,208 -- 01:06:37,451

- Stay here.

- Where are you going?

830

01:
06:37,754 -- 01:06:38,785

To get the film.

831

01:
06:39,088 -- 01:06:42,955

God, no! You can't just mug some guy.

It'll just make things worse.

832

01:
06:49,807 -- 01:06:51,350

You are a cop.

833

01:
06:56,939 -- 01:06:59,099

Is that gonna be trouble for you?

834

01:
07:02,279 -- 01:07:04,022

What'd we look like?

835

01:
07:04,947 -- 01:07:06,443

Looked like--

836

01:
07:07,493 -- 01:07:09,734

You had your hand on my shoulder.

837

01:
07:13,791 -- 01:07:15,949

You don't care who knows, do you?

838

01:
07:16,585 -- 01:07:18,376

About her and him, I mean.

839

01:
07:20,463 -- 01:07:21,793

I care.

840

01:
07:23,384 -- 01:07:25,211

They know anyway.

841

01:
07:26,887 -- 01:07:29,510

Sooner or later,

everybody knows everything.

842

01:
07:35,979 -- 01:07:38,139

What time is it? My plane's at 9:30.

843

01:
07:38,483 -- 01:07:40,025

A little after 8.

844

01:
07:43,612 -- 01:07:45,523

Sure you don't wanna stay over?

845

01:
07:50,786 -- 01:07:51,735

Yes.

846

01:
08:14,769 -- 01:08:16,728

Maybe we should split up.

847

01:
09:51,286 -- 01:09:53,077

We should've stayed.

848

01:
09:57,376 -- 01:09:59,333

I'm in restricted parking.

849

01:
10:00,295 -- 01:10:01,670

I took the metro.

850

01:
10:01,921 -- 01:10:03,500

It's not running now.

851

01:
10:04,300 -- 01:10:05,249

I'll get a cab.

852

01:
10:05,634 -- 01:10:07,009

Where do you live?

853

01:
10:07,511 -- 01:10:11,047

- Northwest. It's out of your way.

- Want me to drop you or not?

854

01:
10:24,695 -- 01:10:26,025

You know where we're going.

855

01:
10:36,249 -- 01:10:37,031

Why?

856

01:
10:37,625 -- 01:10:39,000

Stayed? Why? Why?

857

01:
10:39,293 -- 01:10:41,252

Because they were going to?

858

01:
10:42,631 -- 01:10:43,959

Easy!

859

01:
10:45,675 -- 01:10:47,751

Goddamn it. Stop it!

860

01:
10:48,094 -- 01:10:49,127

Stop it now.

861

01:
12:05,550 -- 01:12:06,961

Well, that was fun.

862

01:
12:09,261 -- 01:12:10,292

Don't.

863

01:
12:10,971 -- 01:12:12,513

Just drive.

864

01:
13:16,790 -- 01:13:19,031

Unbelievable.

865

01:
13:22,796 -- 01:13:25,796

- You want to come in, or--?

- Don't be ridiculous.

866

01:
13:56,789 -- 01:13:59,279

Pick up the phone,

you son of a b*tch.

867

01:
13:59,708 -- 01:14:01,501

You like scaring women?

868

01:
14:01,795 -- 01:14:04,581

You come around my wife

one more time and--

869

01:
14:04,922 -- 01:14:08,968

No, no. You come and try to scare me,

a**hole. Chickenshit.

870

01:
14:09,886 -- 01:14:13,835

10.:
52 p.m. End of messages.

871

01:
14:18,061 -- 01:14:22,769

Last number called.: 555-4421.

872

01:
14:23,023 -- 01:14:25,432

Press one to connect.

873

01:
14:31,409 -- 01:14:32,784

Parkway Lanes.

874

01:
14:33,077 -- 01:14:34,868

Is George Beaufort still there?

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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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