Sweet Charity Page #9
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- Year:
- 1969
- 149 min
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You couldn't get a new cake,
ya cheapskate?
That's all they had on
such short notice. Oh!
No, no, no!
It's the sentiment that counts.
You know something, pal?
For a broad she's got a lot of class.
Somebody get
Mr. Whatsit a beer.
The present,
the present!
Charity Hope Valentine, we who have
lived with you, undressed with you,
suffered the indignities of
this crummy joint with you. Aw!
We who have come to
know you and to love you,
on this,
your nuptial eve...
Shut up!
We just want to wish you...
Will ya quit slobberin'
all over the cake?
Get down! Let me do it!
Hold it down.
Charity, honey,
we just wanted to...
God, we're gonna
miss you, girl!
I'll give it to her. I'm the
one that picked it out anyway.
Charity, please accept this gift
as a token of our estimation.
I hope it's a nice gift.
I wonder what...
What the hell kind of
I thought she was pregnant. Isn't
that why she's getting married?
It's the nicest, nicest
wedding present I ever got.
That a girl!
All right, folks. You know it ain't
often that one of our group goes off...
to marry a nice,
respectable guy.
As a matter of fact, this is the
first time it's ever happened.
So in honor of
our own blushing bride-to-be,
Miss Charity Valentine,
I would like to say...
Wait a minute!
Wait a minute!
Gee!
It's tough for a
loudmouthed mug like me
Who all the time
bellows like a bull
To make with the words
about the missus-to-be
When what you think is
Tomorrow when you say
I do
I'll die
I'm almost too ashamed
To tell you why
I:
Love to cry at weddings
How I love to cry
at weddings
I walk into a chapel
and get happily hysterical
The ushers and attendants
The family dependents
I see them
and I start to sniff
Have you an
extra handkerchief
And all through the service
while the bride and groom look nervous
Tears of joy are streaming
down my face Down his face
I love to cry at weddings
anybody's wedding
Anytime, anywhere, anyplace
I always weep at weddings
Oh, what's so sweet and sloppy as,
oh, promise me and all that jazz
The man you rest your head with,
the man you share your bed with
Is married to you so you know
He won't jump up
and dress and blow
- And be permanently sorry
We would make
But, gee I want a wedding
any kind of wedding
Anytime, anyplace, anywhere
And all through the service while
the bride and groom look nervous
Tears of joy
are streaming down my face
I love to cry at weddings
anybody's wedding
Anytime, anywhere
Anyplace
doodle-le-do
I love to cry at weddings
How I love to cry at weddings
I walk into a chapel
and get happily hysterical
The ushers
and attendants
The family dependents
I see them
and I start to sniff
Have you an
extra handkerchief
And all through the service
While the bride and groom
look nervous
I drink champagne
And sing Sweet Adeline
I love to cry
At weddings
Anybody's wedding
Just as long as it's not mine
Okay, everybody,
the food is on me!
Hey, Johnnie. Uh,
Lindquist. Oscar Lindquist.
Yeah, you just make sure you
treat her right. You get me?
Yes, of course.
'Cause she's entitled,
I mean, really entitled.
If I was to list all the rotten deals that
sweet, stupid, hard-luck dame's been dealt...
If I was to tell you...
There's no need, really.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
You know all about it.
Frankly, I was dead set
against her telling ya anything.
But it seems
you're a saint.
She tells you everything and
you say it doesn't matter, right?
That's right.
Say it again.
Ha, ha, she hasn't been makin'
a pitch for herself, has she?
Well, he's taken.
Hold this for me, would ya?
I'll be right back.
Well.
Well.
Well.
It can happen, though,
you see?
You just gotta keep hopin'.
That's the important thing.
I mean, miracles do happen.
Everybody, so long.
Bye!
I love to cry
at weddings
Anybody's wedding
Anytime, anyplace
Anywhere
I love to cry at weddings
How I love to cry
at weddings
I walk into a chapel
and get happily hysterical
The ushers
and attendants
The family dependents
I see them
and I start to sniff
Have you an extra
handkerchief
And all through the service while
the bride and groom look nervous
Tears of joy are streamin'
down my face Down his face
I love
To cry at weddings
anybody's wedding
Anytime
Anytime
Anywhere
Anywhere
Anyplace
Anyplace
D- Didn't you see
the sign?
"Please do not throw any rice
in the halls or on the stairs. "
That's because one out of every 42
accidents occurs in a public building.
Oh. I'll be careful.
Look.
You like it?
Yeah, it's, uh...
It's, uh...
It caught my eye, you know.
You and your flowers and everything. Oh.
You don't like it?
No, I do, I do.
It's very flowery.
Boy, there sure are
a lot of questions here.
Okay, name:
Charity Hope Valentine.
Soon to become
Mrs. Oscar Lindquist.
Age...
Yeah, what the hell?
Heck.
Place of birth:
New York, New York.
New York.
Identifying marks?
What are they?
You know,
scars, birthmarks,
tattoos.
Oh. Tattoo.
Oscar, you know.
Occupation:
Unemployed.
It hurts like crazy, they say,
but you can have 'em taken off.
Charity.
Yeah?
Okay, finished.
Your turn.
Boy, I'll tell ya, I didn't care too
much for the first half of my life,
but the second half
sure is gettin' good.
Charity, I can't
go through with it.
Did you hear what I said,
Charity? I can't marry you.
You're nervous,
aren't ya, Oscar?
It's perfectly natural
for the groom to be nervous...
I can't do it.
Is this a joke?
Is this a joke, Oscar?
'Cause if this is a joke,
it's a very rotten joke.
Oh, this isn't a joke. Nobody
would joke about a thing like this.
Is it a joke?
I know what it is!
It's this stupid dress!
Oh, me and
my rotten, crummy taste.
Why don't we get me another dress
and this time you pick it out?
It's not the dress.
It's not the dress.
It's the way I talk,
isn't it?
I know, sometimes
I say those dumb things.
But if I went to night school,
in no time at all...
Charity, it's not you.
It's me.
What are you trying to tell me?
I don't know how to explain it.
Well, try, Oscar.
Holy mackerel, please try.
Charity, I have this thing,
this mental block.
What? So? There's a lot
of that goin' around.
A stupid, childish, insane
fixation. I know it's wrong.
I know it's not what a person's done, i
- it's what's inside.
But I can't help it.
Did you hear that? I know it's
wrong, and I can't help it.
I got an idea.
Let's you and me go ahead and
get married, and then afterward...
we'll talk about
your fixation, okay?
Charity. I'm doing you a favor.
Oscar. Oscar!
Oscar! We could be
so happy together.
Growing flowers
in New Jersey.
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