Ulysses Page #2

Synopsis: Dublin; June 16, 1904. Stephen Dedalus, who fancies himself as a poet, embarks on a day of wandering about the city during which he finds friendship and a father figure in Leopold Bloom, a middle-aged Jew. Meanwhile, Bloom's day, illuminated by a funeral and an evening of drinking and revelry that stirs paternal feelings toward Stephen, ends with a rapprochement with Molly, his earthy wife.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Joseph Strick
Production: Reality Productions
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 1 win & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
NOT RATED
Year:
1967
123 min
809 Views


valuable, foot and mouth

- To get to the point ... "

- I measure not words, is not it?

Take the bull by the horns

in all directions

thank the hospitality

of your columns ...

I want it printed!

I am surrounded by difficulties,

intrigue of ...

You can write, Mr Dedalus,

England is in the hands of

Jews as we are here.

Jewish merchants

working for the destruction.

A merchant is the one

who buys cheap and sells dear,

- Jew or gentile, is not it?

- They sinned against the light!

- Who has not sinned?

- What do you mean?

History is a nightmare

which I am trying to awake.

The laws of the Creator

are not equal to ours.

The whole story has always had

the same direction

- The manifestation of God!

- That's God!

- What?

- A shout in the street!

I predict that you will not be

this job for long.

Well, if you can

publish it at once.

I know two editors slightly.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Have a nice day, sir.

Ah, Mr Dedalus?

I just wanted to talk about what they say

Ireland has the honor of being

the only country that does not chase

Jews. Did you know that? No.

- Why?

- Why, sir?

Because I never allowed in!

Never allow your input!

- Bloom Hello!

- What are the new ones?

Is the paper today?

I want to see if the French won

anything else.

Where's the book on the subject?

Do you have any ...

... No problem, I hope?

It means ...

Oh no!

Today is the funeral of Paddy Dignam.

Yeah, poor guy.

A pity!

Well, come on, what can we do?

The wife is doing well, I believe?

Ah, yes!

Very well, thank you.

She will sing in a big fair

in Ulster Hall, Belfast, 25 days.

Really?

Who will produce?

Ah ... is like a tour.

Formed a committee ...

... Boylan was, you know?

You know him!

Ah, Boylan will produce?

Well, it's good news.

- You can keep ...

- Oh, wait let me see, wait!

- You can throw away when finished.

- What?

Play when finished,

I would even play.

Thanks ... to have borrowed.

Ineluctable modality of the visible.

At least, if not more,

wandered through my eyes.

Symbols,

all I'm here for;

roe and kelp;

the approach of the tide;

rusted hull.

Close your eyes and see!

I'm doing me good in the dark.

My sword is ash

beside me.

Strike it.

They beat!

The sound is solid!

Now open your eyes!

I will open, just a moment.

I'm going to eternity

on Sandymount shore?

And all vanished since?

And if I open and you are forever

in the dark?

Enough!

I see if you can!

There, all the time without you

and always will be.

World without end!

One of her sorority,

I screeched to life.

Creation from nothing.

Wife and partner Adam Kadmon,

Heva, naked Eve.

She had no navel.

Amaze!

Belly without blemish, bulging,

defender of parchment stretched.

No! White corn,

Eastern and immortal,

eternal wandering of the eternal.

Womb of sin. In the dark

the womb of sin, I was also.

Created, not forged.

For them!

A man with my voice

and my eyes,

and a ghost

ashes with the breath.

They united and separated,

the will of the coupler.

I can not forget

the letter to the press.

And then? The Bar 12:30.

Moreover,

this is easy with this money,

as a good young imbecile.

Yes

I must.

My hat Latino soldier.

God, we simply

we should dress the character.

Ah! Just say the natural way:

"When I was in Paris,

Boul Mich, I used to ...".

What a great luggage

brought back,

curiosity to a

blue French telegram:

"Mother dying

come home, Dad. "

Mulligan's aunt

thinks you killed your mother.

The room and cold

domed tower waits.

I will not sleep there

when night comes.

Mulligan rescued a man from

drowning and you fear a dog barking.

You would do what he did?

A boat would be near,

a lifesaver.

Would do or not?

Truth! Say!

I would like,

I try.

I am not a good swimmer.

Water, cold, softness.

Soft eyes, soft hand,

soft, tender.

I am lonely here.

Ah, touch me soon, now!

What is that word

known to all men?

I'm quiet and lonely here.

Sad too.

Tap.

Touch me!

This is a great old custom.

Glad to know that is not dead.

So look through your friend,

Dedalus!

- Who?

- Your son and heir.

That Mulligan

boor was with him?

No!

He even went alone.

He is with the ratings down.

Mulligan is a damn criminal.

His name stinks all over Dublin.

But with God's help

and of His blessed Mother,

I still write a letter

any day,

for his mother, or aunt,

or whoever,

that will open your eyes.

I predict its downfall,

believe me!

I will not allow his nephew

bastard ruin my son.

Numb by his son.

He's right, something to cling to.

If Rudy had lived.

Must have been that morning,

Raymond,

she was at the window watching

2 dogs doing it incessantly.

- The increasing desire it.

- Give us a touch, Poldy.

God, I'm dying for it.

How life begins.

And then it grows.

My son inside her.

I could have helped her in life.

I could.

- What is the problem?

- We stopped.

- Where are we?

- In the grand canal.

- Oh, the weather is changing.

- You are unpredictable as

baby's bottom.

We went back to walking.

- How are you?

- He is not seeing.

Ah, yes it is!

- How are you?

- Who?

Blazes Boylan.

There he is, taking a breath.

- Sad! A child!

- Poor thing. Better not to live.

Hmm .. but they say the worst

is the man who takes his own life.

Temporary insanity, of course!

We must have a charitable view.

They say that man

that does this is cowardly.

Well, we should not judge.

I was disturbed to see him

talking about suicide before Bloom.

- What? Why?

- His father poisoned himself.

My God! I learned

now. Poisoned herself?

Hey, who's the guy behind

us? He is familiar to me.

Bloom. Madame Molly Bloom was ...

is, I mean, the soprano.

- She is your wife.

- Ah, I knew it!

I danced with her for 15 or

17 years ago, and she was

a great partner.

There is a history,

that two drunks came here

a night of fog,

look for the grave of a friend.

They asked for Mulcahy

and were informed of the location of the grave.

After wandering through the smoke,

they found the tomb.

A drunk read the name

Terence Mulcahy, and the other

was looking at the statue

of our Saviour the widow built.

After looking at the

sacred figure said:

"It looks nothing like the man.

Not Mulcahy, whoever did this! "

Close the door!

Has a hurricane out there!

Oh, on the announcement of Keys.

He wants two calls at the top.

We can do it.

You have the design?

Well, I can pick up at the library.

He was in the newspaper Kilkenny.

We do, yes.

Ask Him to give us three months

to renew the contract.

- Well, I was going to go there.

So go!

The world is ahead of you!

Thank you, sir.

Who wants a guess

for the Gold Cup?

Sceptre is the horse!

Entrez, mes enfants!

- Whose is it?

- From Mr Garrett Deasy.

- Good morning, Stephen!

- Good morning!

- Disease of the foot and mouth.

- The letter is not mine.

- Mr. Garrett asked me ...

- Oh, I know.

I also know his wife,

more than the old Tatar God

I also know his wife,

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Fred Haines

Fred Haines (February 27, 1936 – May 4, 2008) was an American screenwriter and film director. more…

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