The Marrying Man Page #10
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 115 min
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Yeah, I come in three,
four times a week.
You two...
you're not... together?
No, no.
She's a tough nut to crack,
you know.
lf we're rich or we're poor
Are you okay, Charley?
Yeah, I'm fine.
You been drinking, Charley?
Me?
Drinkin'?
You know I don't drink.
Hey, fellas.
I wanna show you something.
Look at that.
Beauties, huh?
They all look like their mom.
And here in your arms
Let me ask you fellas
a question.
You think she'll like this?
It's a dazzler, Charley.
What's the occasion?
I'm gonna pop the question.
What do you think?
- Tonight?
- Yeah.
Charley, answer me something.
Why do you want to marry
the same woman four times?
It fits.
And even though our castles
crumble and fall
We have the right
To laugh at them all
For love is still king
Love is the
Thing
Birds do it
Bees do it
Let's do it
Let's fall in love
In Spain the best of the set
do it
Lithuanians and Letts do it
Let's do it
Let's fall in love
The Dutch in
old Amsterdam do it
Not to mention the Finns
Folks in Siam do it
think of Siamese twins
Some Argentines without means
do it
People say in Boston
even beans do it
Let's do it
Let's fall in love
Electric eels
I might add do it
Though it shocks them I know
Why ask if shad do it
Waiter, bring me shad roe
In shallow shoals
English soles do it
Goldfish in the privacy
ofbowls do it
Let's do it, let's fall
Let's do it
Let's fall in love
And they never
got divorced again.
Vicki kept on singing
her heart out.
And curiously enough, Charley's
hunch about that computer thing...
actually paid off.
Yeah.
He now owns a small county
in northern California.
Well, they needed a big yard
for all those kids.
Like Charley says,
there are couples in love...
and there are couples
who are hot.
And then there's him and Vicki.
They got both.
You know what
the odds are on that?
Big... very big...
extremely very big.
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