The Other Sister Page #11
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 129 min
- 1,007 Views
- Honey, we know that. - My wedd...
No! - No, no, excuse me. - Calm down.
- I think it's just as important that I have somebody here that I want here. That's all I'm saying.
- All you do... Danny and Michelle...
- My wedding comes once in a lifetime.
- Listen to me for one minute.
- Come here. Come here. - This
is ridiculous. - Listen to me.
- Be quiet! - Please.
Everybody, please. - Shh!
This is a Tate family wedding.
I'm very proud of that.
And, Caroline,
I'm very proud of you.
But we have hundreds of guests
and family who are attending...
to suppress the minutiae...
long enough to show everybody
how proud we are to be Tate family.
- Now, let's rehearse.
- Well said. Well said.
But my favourite actor's Dustin Hoffman. Did... Did
you... Did you ever see that movie, The Graduate?
Is that the one where, uh, he's in a
dress, or is that the one with the camels?
- Deming. This station is Deming. Next stop is El Paso.
- And then... And then...
And then s-she goes off to get, get married
to somebody else, and see... and see...
Dustin knows
A- A-And...
And then he gets
all confused and, and mixed up...
and then... and then he goes
All aboard!
All aboard!
- Do, do-do-do, do-do do-do, do-do-do-do,
do - O-Okay. Okay, bye! I'll see you later.
Nice talking to you.
Uh... I-I-I
was going to Florida...
and I-I-I changed my mind, and I want...
I wanna go back to San Francisco.
Do, do-do-do, do-do
do-do, do-do-do-do, do
You want to exchange
your ticket?
Yes! Yes, I want...
Um, okay. Okay.
And here's to you
Mrs Robinson
Jesus loves you more than you will know
Hey, hey, hey
- Do Flipper! - God, you're
a freak. - Hey, hey, hey
- Yea! Yeah! Do more, Heather.
- No.
I'm not doing any more. Can we just
play, like, another game or something?
Yeah, but I don't wanna play...
Pin the Penis
on the Naked Guy again.
- Yeah, I'll second that.
- Come on, you guys! This is fun.
I mean, we gotta have fun.
This is my last night single.
God bless you, please
Mrs Robinson
Heaven holds a place
for those who pray
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
- You go, Carla.
- Okay. Now it's my turn.
I wish I could
see Daniel again.
- Oh, Carla, don't be sad.
- Oh, Carla, don't get sad.
- Come on. You gotta be happy. This is my sisters happy night thing.
- No.
But I wish I could see him
again just for a little second...
to tell him
that I don't hate him.
Where have you gone
Joe DiMaggio
A nation's turns
its lonely eyes to you
Whoo-whoo-whoo
What's that you say
Mrs Robinson
Joltin'Joe has left
and gone away
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey
Hi. You look like you need a ride.
Come on. Dad says it's okay.
- O-Okay.
- Hi. I'm Jenny.
- You want a pretzel or a marshmallow?
- Yeah, thank you.
I'm really hungry.
Who presents this woman
to be married?
- We do.
- We do.
- Please be seated.
- Okay.
Thanks, Fred!
Thanks for the ride!
Excuse me. The soup kitchen
But it won't be open until 5:00.
But I-I, see, I don't...
I don't want any soup.
- L-I came to see a girl in the wedding.
- I don't think so.
- But can I... Carla...
- I said I don't think so.
Okay.
I give you this ring
as a symbol of my vow.
I give you this ring
as a symbol of my vow.
And with all that I am
and all that I have...
And with all that I am
and all that I have...
I honour you
in the name of God.
I honour you
in the name of God.
The union of husband
and wife in heart...
body and mind is...
- Ginger. - What?
- Intended...
- by God for their mutual joy. - Did you
just throw something at my head? - No.
And for the health
and-and comfort...
- prosperity... - Radley, what is
going on? - Someone's throwing...
Well, what on Earth
is this happening?
And for the gift
and heritage of children.
- Is this your idea of a joke?
- They are laughing right now...
- Please, this is not funny.
- At the wedding.
But to reverently and
deliberately in accordance...
with the purposes for which
it was instituted by God.
Danny?
Daniel.
- Carla Tate.
- Daniel!
- What?
- Oh, my God, it's Daniel.
Meet you out front
in the lobby.
Mark, the homeless boy
is up in the organ balcony.
I'm gonna go back down.
- What are they up to?
- Okay.
- Don't make trouble.
- Whoa!
- No. Is he all right?
- Daniel? Are you okay?
I think...
He seems to be okay.
I don't wanna be apart
ever again, Daniel.
- Yeah, never again.
- I love you.
Carla, Carla.
I wa-wa-want to get married.
I want... I want to spend... I want
to spend the rest of my life with you.
You know, I thought our worst problem
was gonna be parking.
Carla Tate, will you marry me?
Did he say marry her?
- Just call up...
- Winnie, not right now!
Yes, I will, Daniel McMahon.
- Okay.
- And a little bit quiet.
- Just be quiet.
- This is good. It's like Where's Waldo?
E- Excuse me, um... Mother,
could you say something, please?
Ladies and gentlemen, I'm...
I'm so terribly sorry...
for this slight inconvenience, but
you know how children will be sometimes.
In any event, I think we should proceed
with our very lovely ceremony...
and Carla will retire
as a bridesmaid...
and she will come and join us with
Daniel, and we will finalize these vows.
- Well done.
- Thank you. You have been fabulous!
Love is in the air.
Ladies and gentlemen, as
best man of these festivities...
it is my one duty of the evening
to make a toast.
To the bride and groom!
Go along. It's all right.
Have a good time, all right?
- Elizabeth, it should have been filmed for a TV special.
- Hi!
- And that boy jumping off the balcony!
- Oh, wasn't that... Well, well, we didn't exactly plan that.
- We're gonna be calling you Granny soon.
- Well, I hope so. Oh, what's the matter?
She broke her shoe.
I can't take her anywhere.
It's all right.
- Mom?
- Yes?
- Is it time to plan another wedding?
- Radley!
- Uh, I don't think you need...
- I know that you don't like Daniel now...
but in time...
Oh! Everything's perfect,
and your daughters are so beautiful.
- I know they are beautiful, Mary.
- But don't you have a son?
No, no.
Cousin Vivian has a son.
- Oh! Thank you.
- Vivian. Yes. That's very... Okay.
- Mom.
- What, honey?
- You do like him?
- Oh, I like him. It's just I don't know if you're ready...
- Hi, Radley. - Did you think so? -
You don't think I'm ready to be married?
Oh, Carla.
Please listen
to what I'm saying.
When you think you're in love, your eyes
are closed to all logic and reason.
- It's not the time to make a big decision.
- No, but my eyes are not closed, Mother!
Dear, Carla,
we can have this discussion...
without you getting upset
in front of everybody, Carla.
- My eyes are not closed, Mother!
- Please, Carla.
- Carla!
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