Ulysses Page #4

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
780 Views


- Hello Joe, where is Bloom?

- Defrauding widows and orphans.

The new messiah of Ireland

island of saints and sages.

Well,

they are still waiting for their redeemer.

- And so do we!

- Yes, and every man is born

they believe might be the Messiah.

And all Jews are

extremely enthusiastic

to discover whether they are the mother or father.

Oh my God,

needed to know Bloom

deceased before his son was born.

I found it one day at a market,

buying kilos of food

for baby, six weeks before

of women giving birth.

- You call this man?

- I wonder if he got over it.

- Well, his son was born, is not it?

- And who he suspects?

- Ah, love with the neighbor ...

There you are!

Just got off the court.

- I was looking for you.

- We are ready now.

Ah, can rely on.

You will see it is

who owes money to him!

- Enough is enough!

Think he does not know,

scared the hell?

I got a Jew for you

it was you who started it!

- All are mouse droppings!

- What?

Do not tell anyone,

is secret!

- Let's Get Away

- Leave me alone!

Three cheers for Israel!

Mendelssohn was a Jew and Karl Marx,

Mercadante and Spinoza.

The Savior was a Jew,

and also his Father.

Your God!

He had no father!

Now comes, go soon!

- God to whom?

- Well, his uncle was a Jew,

his God was a Jew and

Christ was a Jew like me!

Garry behind them!

Look at that child!

Join things.

We came to see the fireworks, Gerty!

Leopold! What brings you here?

Hopefully not a problem!

No! I met with Mrs. Breen

and she told me about Mina Purefoy.

It is still in labor?

Was born?

Almost, almost!

Giving birth to a woman

is not easy, you know?

- I bet not!

- Mr Bloom, how are you?

- Oh, how are you doc?

I'm fine, thanks.

Can I expect to see here?

Let's see, doctor,

she's almost there, very close!

Do not want to disturb you,

Nurse ...

- Do not bother, Leopold!

- You can wait in the waiting room,

here are drinking a little.

Mrs Purefoy!

Please, gentlemen, speak low!

This is a house of healing!

Silence all!

Shut up big!

Maestro?

Life presents a difficult image,

with misery and despair.

The father has a gun abominable,

the mother has a lazy womb.

Casper's cousin was caught,

for a homosexual crime.

my sister miscarried,

the 42 th time.

Uncle Charlie was neutered,

and he rarely cares.

It was only their duty,

cleaning the back of Grandpa's

Silence!

Silence all!

Our beloved poet will recite,

for your particular entertainment.

Get up, son!

- My God in Heaven!

- Take care, Stephen!

It's noble father in person,

beating on the roof.

Gentlemen, gentlemen!

- What about him?

- The Jesuits startled.

They came with dire visions

about hell.

He will never recover!

That is their tragedy.

What is yours?

- What is that?

- Oh, I need more drink.

Pass me that bottle,

please!

You've done it all night?

What?

Come on, Dedalus, Haines wants to leave.

He's not well!

Nonsense!

The poet only need to sleep.

Gotta go home

before sunset!

Sure, Dedalus,

Give us the keys now!

Come here and I'll tell you.

I have a hymen inside.

Medical students of the Trinity.

Idiots with no money!

10 shillings for a virgin.

Pure, was never touched!

Something on your mind?

With all my worldly goods

Something on your mind?

With all my worldly goods

worldly in you.

You did it!

- I hate you!

- Me? When? Are you dreaming?

When he saw all my

Secrets in the drawer.

Oh, you bastard married man,

I love him for doing that to me!

Leopold! You here,

in the darkness of sin?

Shh! Do not talk so loud!

Do not leave me!

Well, this is an interesting block.

Rescue of fallen women,

Magdalene Asylum,

I am the secretary.

Look, do not tell me lies

or to tell Molly!

Would you like me to embrace,

for a split second?

Ah, you rascal!

I needed to see!

In old times' sake!

I just want a little fun,

a pepper in our marriages.

Know I always had a

crush on you?

- Ah, yes! You even seem a saint!

Josie Powell

was the most beautiful debutante in Dublin.

Remember the party

Christmas Eve?

You were the lion of the night,

with their heroic recitations.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I give you Ireland, home and beauty.

The beloved dead day

beyond recall.

The old song of love!

We sit together on the staircase

under the mistletoe.

- I took the splinter from your hand.

You were hot.

Hot!

But you married Breen,

never forgive her for that!

All that meant to me,

woman is killing me!

Why not kissed me on the spot

where everything would be okay?

You wish!

Molly's best friend!

How can?

You go ahead, buddy?

Hey, how's your

middle leg?

Come over here I

cake for you!

Caught in the act!

We do not cause inconvenience.

- Come on, name and address?

- Yes, of course!

Dr. Bloom, a dentist.

You have heard of Blum Pasha?

Owns half of Austria,

Egypt. It's my cousin.

- Proof.

- Allow me.

My club is

Junior Army and Navy ...

- Profession or business?

- Well, I follow a literary occupation,

Author journalism.

I have connections with the presses

English and Irish.

They can call and confirm.

Hello?

Irish Urinal and Weekly Arsewipe talking!

Who? How? Bloom?

Never heard!

The people against Bloom.

Call the woman. Driscoll!

Mary Driscoll, maid!

You are part of the class

unfortunate?

I'm not bad!

I carry a respectable moral

and had to leave his job

to preserve my people!

Than the accused?

He gave some suggestions,

but I prefer to remain poor as I am!

I was right!

I gave her souvenirs, emerald alloys

well above their position.

I defended unconditionally

when she was accused of theft.

Now tell the truth!

God is my witness

I never touched anything!

The offense continued?

Something happened?

He surprised me in the middle of

facilities, Sir, when

the lady was out doing

shop the morning of a request

the safety pin.

He held me and abused me

in four places as a result.

And also shifted

in my clothes!

- She agreed!

- I wanted to confront him,

by God and it strengthened

"Be quiet!"

Order in court!

The accused now

make a false statement.

Innocent!

This is no place for levity

indecent rather than a deadly

sinner disguised by drinks

beverages. I lay here,

that there were no intimacies

and offenses against virtue,

claimed by Driscoll, were

declared, but did not occur!

There were cases of sleepwalking

the family of my client

but he wants to improve!

He now faces a difficult phase

mortgage due to his extensive

property in faraway Asia Minor.

See slides

which will be shown.

Oh, damn!

The girl was treated by the defendant,

like her own daughter.

I must bring evidence to certify

that hide the truth again,

playing the old game,

when in error,

persecute Bloom.

I suggest

you do the right thing.

- A coin in his pocket.

- Arrest him, officer!

He sent me an anonymous letter.

I still have it.

He said he had seen

My unique globes

when I sat in a box

Royal Opera House, and says that

the deeply burned.

He offered to send me

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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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