The Lake House Page #8

Synopsis: When two people "connect" the bond between them can be so pure and simple as to stir hearts in heaven. When they connect in all the right places at all the wrong times, heaven weeps for broken hearts. To heal these broken hearts, heaven breaks time.
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Director(s): Alejandro Agresti
Actors: Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Christopher Plummer, Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
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PG
Year:
2006
99 min
$52,300,000
Website
3,999 Views

- It's terrible.

669

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49:01,012 -- 00:49:04,017

- That's terrible.

- It's terrible.

670

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49:04,236 -- 00:49:05,702

That's...

671

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49:05,895 -- 00:49:08,378

Yeah, it's... That's terrible.

672

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49:09,307 -- 00:49:11,391

It's a personal question...

673

00:
49:11,580 -- 00:49:15,569

...but have you ever been

through anything like that?

674

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49:15,756 -- 00:49:18,396

- Me? No. No, no.

- No.

675

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49:23,868 -- 00:49:25,552

When I was...

676

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49:26,139 -- 00:49:28,193

When I was 16...

677

00:
49:29,612 -- 00:49:33,080

...I was completely in love

with this guy.

678

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49:34,006 -- 00:49:35,836

He played guitar...

679

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49:36,799 -- 00:49:38,485

...and I ran away from home...

680

00:
49:38,673 -- 00:49:41,953

...and went to San Francisco

so I could go live with him.

681

00:
49:43,067 -- 00:49:46,040

Yeah, he convinced me

I had a beautiful voice...

682

00:
49:47,397 -- 00:49:49,973

...and I dreamed of becoming a singer.

683

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49:51,545 -- 00:49:53,044

I love San Francisco.

684

00:
49:53,235 -- 00:49:55,935

Yeah, he was...

He was my first love.

685

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49:57,165 -- 00:49:59,313

Probably the only one.

686

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50:00,731 -- 00:50:04,534

- He must have been a great guy.

- I don't... I don't know, I...

687

00:
50:04,818 -- 00:50:07,789

He may have been. It didn't last

long enough for me to find out.

688

00:
50:07,979 -- 00:50:10,556

Yeah. Truth is, I...

689

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50:10,806 -- 00:50:13,447

I can't even remember

what he looked like.

690

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50:13,940 -- 00:50:15,501

- Really?

- Yeah.

691

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50:15,691 -- 00:50:17,249

Then that's too bad.

692

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50:17,440 -- 00:50:20,509

My dad... My dad showed up, actually.

693

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50:20,697 -- 00:50:22,102

- You were in trouble.

- He came in.

694

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50:22,326 -- 00:50:25,575

Yeah, I was in trouble.

He yanked me back to Chicago.

695

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50:25,952 -- 00:50:27,573

Yeah.

696

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50:28,530 -- 00:50:30,824

And he was sick, and he...

697

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50:31,018 -- 00:50:35,682

He had these... These dreams

of me becoming a doctor, you know?

698

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50:38,114 -- 00:50:41,761

You know, and eventually,

they became my dreams too.

699

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50:44,659 -- 00:50:46,408

He was right.

700

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50:47,484 -- 00:50:50,332

You know, I...

I feel good helping people.

701

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50:57,131 -- 00:50:59,057

Then he died.

702

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51:03,704 -- 00:51:05,390

Kate.

703

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51:07,545 -- 00:51:09,197

What?

704

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51:16,792 -- 00:51:18,748

I...

705

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51:21,059 -- 00:51:22,893

You?

706

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51:28,434 -- 00:51:30,297

I just...

707

00:
51:30,521 -- 00:51:32,019

What?

708

00:
51:35,960 -- 00:51:37,888

Do you know this song?

709

00:
51:39,952 -- 00:51:41,483

Yeah.

710

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51:45,760 -- 00:51:48,516

- Do you sing?

- No.

711

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51:48,708 -- 00:51:51,651

Nobody wants to hear me sing.

You don't wanna hear me sing.

712

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51:51,964 -- 00:51:55,337

I... I didn't mean, you know...

713

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51:57,587 -- 00:51:59,419

But, yeah.

714

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52:03,238 -- 00:52:05,197

But I can dance.

715

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54:14,747 -- 00:54:16,119

Kate.

716

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54:17,665 -- 00:54:19,069

Hey.

717

00:
54:19,509 -- 00:54:23,407

Alex was... Alex was just telling me

about the... The lake house.

718

00:
54:24,917 -- 00:54:28,445

- Yeah, it sounds... Sounds really great.

- Great.

719

00:
54:29,400 -- 00:54:31,213

Alex, it's late.

720

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54:32,780 -- 00:54:34,404

Yeah.

721

00:
54:34,593 -- 00:54:36,119

Yeah.

722

00:
54:36,741 -- 00:54:39,068

- Good night.

- Good night.

723

00:
54:51,882 -- 00:54:52,794

It was you.

724

00:
54:52,988 -- 00:54:55,167

- You working tomorrow night?

- Yeah.

725

00:
54:55,354 -- 00:54:57,132

Why didn't you say anything?

726

00:
54:57,318 -- 00:55:00,911

You would've thought

I was crazy or drunk. Or both.

727

00:
55:01,129 -- 00:55:02,720

Yeah, but...

728

00:
55:03,433 -- 00:55:05,642

...I liked you.

You should have said something.

729

00:
55:05,830 -- 00:55:08,467

How? You were with your boyfriend.

730

00:
55:08,654 -- 00:55:11,325

You know what? Excuses, excuses.

You are a coward.

731

00:
55:11,512 -- 00:55:13,261

I'm not a coward.

732

00:
55:13,448 -- 00:55:17,038

Oh, really?

Well, what about your girlfriend?

733

00:
55:17,500 -- 00:55:19,187

What? I told you already...

734

00:
55:19,405 -- 00:55:22,286

...she's not my girlfriend.

- He's not my boyfriend either.

735

00:
55:22,509 -- 00:55:25,883

Oh, really? Well, what is he, then?

Your brother?

736

00:
55:26,688 -- 00:55:31,232

We have a comedian. What'd you have,

a clown for breakfast this morning?

737

00:
55:32,770 -- 00:55:34,666

Wonderful. Our first fight.

738

00:
55:34,858 -- 00:55:38,501

You could write a song about it

and go sing it in San Francisco.

739

00:
55:42,445 -- 00:55:44,069

What?

740

00:
55:44,443 -- 00:55:45,794

Hello.

741

00:
55:45,979 -- 00:55:47,760

Hey, Henry.

742

00:
55:49,080 -- 00:55:50,305

What?

743

00:
55:50,463 -- 00:55:52,180

You'll let me know if you need anything?

744

00:
55:52,367 -- 00:55:54,022

Yes, I will.

745

00:
55:55,256 -- 00:55:56,167

- Hi.

- Good afternoon.

746

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55:56,394 -- 00:55:59,826

I'm looking for my father. I don't know

which room he's in. Simon Wyler?

747

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56:00,016 -- 00:56:02,593

- Mr. Wyler, the architect?

- Yes.

748

00:
56:02,782 -- 00:56:05,663

I'm Anna Klyczynski.

I'm the Attending for your father.

749

00:
56:05,854 -- 00:56:07,844

Hey. What happened? How is he?

750

00:
56:08,036 -- 00:56:12,171

He's okay. He's had a heart attack.

Fortunately, relatively minor.

751

00:
56:12,397 -- 00:56:15,309

His vitals are fine and he's stable...

752

00:
56:15,469 -- 00:56:17,397

...but it will require an intervention.

753

00:
56:17,621 -- 00:56:20,405

He's agreed to schedule it

for tomorrow.

754

00:
56:34,238 -- 00:56:36,721

Good to see you're taking it easy.

755

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56:37,465 -- 00:56:41,201

Well, you... You didn't need to come.

I'm perfectly well.

756

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56:41,549 -- 00:56:43,445

Perfectly all right.

757

00:
56:43,638 -- 00:56:45,879

Well, you had a heart attack, Dad.

758

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56:46,065 -- 00:56:49,134

I had an episode, for chrissake.

759

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56:49,322 -- 00:56:51,100

Nothing more.

760

00:
56:51,747 -- 00:56:54,816

Appreciate it if you kept everything

in its perspective.

761

00:
56:56,848 -- 00:56:59,980

Well then, I just wanna let you know

I'm here if you need anything.

762

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57:01,946 -- 00:57:03,601

Coffee.

763

00:
57:04,005 -- 00:57:05,566

What?

764

00:
57:05,971 -- 00:57:07,627

You heard me.

765

00:
57:09,842 -- 00:57:11,526

Coffee.

766

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57:13,220 -- 00:57:15,274

iThere's something/i

iI never told you, Kate./i

767

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57:15,463 -- 00:57:17,736

iYou see, it was my father/i

iwho built the lake house./i

768

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57:17,953 -- 00:57:20,739

iI mean, with his own hands./i

769

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57:20,933 -- 00:57:23,540

iAnd it was a long time ago,/i

ibefore he was famous.../i

770

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57:23,726 -- 00:57:26,702

i... when he still had a family/i

iand worshipped my mother./i

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David Auburn

David Auburn (born November 30, 1969) is an American playwright. His play Proof won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Auburn also writes screenplays, writing The Lake House, and directs both film and stage plays. more…

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