Unfaithfully Yours Page #6
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- 1948
- 105 min
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26:54,713 -- 00:26:56,613May I?
393
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26:58,483 -- 00:27:00,383Oh. Excuse me.
394
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27:01,419 -- 00:27:03,979j&j& [ Continues ]
395
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27:05,523 -- 00:27:07,423- So sorry, my darling.
- Ah.
396
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27:07,525 -- 00:27:10,323- Thank you so much, Tony, for bringing her.
- Not at all, Sir Alfred.
397
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27:10,428 -- 00:27:13,158- Thank you.
- I was simply famished, sweetie love. I had to eat.
398
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27:13,264 -- 00:27:16,290And you were awful to buy me those dresses,
and I adore you for it.
399
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27:16,401 -- 00:27:19,302Tell me about the fire. Did you burn
down the whole thing or only the back half?
400
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27:19,404 -- 00:27:22,168Sorry to disappoint you - it was just
a curtain and part of a venetian blind.
401
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27:22,273 -- 00:27:24,867I think they broke the leg off a piano.
It was very unimportant.
402
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27:24,976 -- 00:27:27,570Why aren't Barbara and August sitting with you?
403
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27:27,679 -- 00:27:30,204I haven't the slightest idea.
404
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27:30,315 -- 00:27:32,783- They seemed or he seemed?
- They both seemed.
405
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27:32,884 -- 00:27:35,682- What's she got to be cool about?
- What's he got to be cool about?
406
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27:35,787 -- 00:27:40,121That's another matter. He may have misunderstood
something I said, taken it the wrong way.
407
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27:40,225 -- 00:27:42,125- ByJove.
- What's the matter, darling?
408
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27:42,227 -- 00:27:44,695Excuse me one second, darling.
I'll be right back.
409
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27:48,867 -- 00:27:52,030Excuse me, Barbara, I'vejust had a-sit down-
revolting thought, August.
410
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27:52,137 -- 00:27:55,038Would those people who shall be nameless
be apt to have additional copies...
411
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27:55,140 -- 00:27:57,131of that which I did you know what with
this morning?
412
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27:57,242 -- 00:27:59,403- 'Cause I will not have them around.
- Uh -
413
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27:59,511 -- 00:28:01,979If you can figure that out,
you're smarter than I think you are.
414
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28:02,080 -- 00:28:05,140Why not forget the whole thing, Alfred,
and concentrate on your music?
415
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28:05,250 -- 00:28:08,151I will tell them to dispose
of those things at the earliest opportunity.
416
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28:08,253 -- 00:28:10,244I'll tell them myself.
Give me one of their cards.
417
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28:10,355 -- 00:28:13,256- I suppose you carry them around with you
in case of emergency.
- I -
418
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28:13,358 -- 00:28:15,656[ Barbara ]
What's all the mystery? Did he-
419
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28:15,760 -- 00:28:19,662The mystery is you're married to a square from
Delaware, if you're familiar with the appellation.
420
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28:19,764 -- 00:28:21,732That's no mystery.
421
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28:21,833 -- 00:28:25,735- There you are, Alfred, but I still think that -
- Thank you very much indeed.
422
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28:25,837 -- 00:28:27,737Thank you.
423
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28:27,839 -- 00:28:30,672Well, what's the matter with him?
He's getting nuttier than you are.
424
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28:34,479 -- 00:28:37,107You weren't challenging August to a duel,
were you, darling?
425
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28:37,215 -- 00:28:39,183- I saw you passing cards around.
- A duel?
426
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28:39,284 -- 00:28:41,980I'll take him by the back of the neck
and drop him into a dustbin.
427
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28:42,087 -- 00:28:45,147I've just remembered something I've got to
attend to at once, so if you'll excuse me -
428
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28:45,256 -- 00:28:48,191- Take care of lunch, Tony.
- But you haven't had anything to eat, darling.
429
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28:48,293 -- 00:28:50,193I don't want anything to eat at the moment.
430
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28:50,295 -- 00:28:52,456Perhaps you'll have
a sandwich for me at the hotel later.
431
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28:52,564 -- 00:28:55,397Of course I will. You're all nervous, darling.
It's that plane flight.
432
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28:55,500 -- 00:28:58,901I feel a lot better already.
I'll see you in a little while, my love.
433
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28:59,003 -- 00:29:00,903All right, dearest.
434
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29:02,207 -- 00:29:03,640[ Car Horn Honking ]
435
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29:05,276 -- 00:29:07,244[ Car Door Closing ]
436
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29:16,321 -- 00:29:19,222437
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29:19,324 -- 00:29:21,383- You are Mr. Sweeney?
- Who me?
438
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29:21,493 -- 00:29:23,654Why not O'Brien?
What do you want to see him about?
439
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29:23,762 -- 00:29:27,493About business, I suppose.
I suppose you'd call this a business.
440
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29:27,599 -- 00:29:30,432- Well, what would you call it?
- I'd call it a criminal invasion...
441
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29:30,535 -- 00:29:32,435of the rights of decent people-
442
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29:32,537 -- 00:29:35,404an assault upon the very privacy
which is the cornerstone of self-respect-
443
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29:35,507 -- 00:29:37,839an infamous pursuit
without shame or ethics-
444
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29:37,942 -- 00:29:40,433a vile calling, masquerading
in the cloak of respectability...
445
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29:40,545 -- 00:29:42,945but actually sprung
from the cesspools ofhumanity.
446
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29:43,047 -- 00:29:45,743- Look, mister-
- Seepage of civilization.
447
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29:45,850 -- 00:29:49,616- Does that answer your question?
- Look, mister, I'm the tailor from next door.
448
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29:49,721 -- 00:29:51,621I'm just here to eat my lunch.
449
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29:51,723 -- 00:29:54,089I mean, I was trying to eat my lunch
and answer the telephone.
450
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29:54,192 -- 00:29:56,092A favor, that's all.
451
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29:56,194 -- 00:29:58,128With much of what you got to say-
and believe me...
452
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29:58,229 -- 00:30:00,220whatever you are doing,
you are wasting your time...
453
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30:00,331 -- 00:30:03,323confidentially I agree...
454
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30:03,434 -- 00:30:06,198but what good is that going to do you?
455
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30:06,304 -- 00:30:09,330About a blue serge suit,
my opinion is worth something.
456
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30:09,440 -- 00:30:13,638- But from ethics -
- Then where is the director of this enterprise?
457
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30:13,745 -- 00:30:17,044Here he is now climbing. Tell him.
458
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30:17,148 -- 00:30:19,048- Good day.
- Good day.
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30:20,418 -- 00:30:22,784460
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30:22,887 -- 00:30:24,787A gentleman to see you, Ed.
461
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30:27,158 -- 00:30:29,353[ Buzzer Buzzes ]
462
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30:29,460 -- 00:30:33,692- You at last are Mr. Sweeney, I trust.
- And you are Sir Alfred de Carter.
463
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30:33,798 -- 00:30:36,665How I've looked forward
to this moment, Sir Alfred.
464
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30:36,768 -- 00:30:42,229I was at your maiden concert in this country-
your " de-butt'' - down there at Aeolian Hall.
465
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30:42,340 -- 00:30:44,900People said, " What do you want
to hear that limey for?
466
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30:45,009 -- 00:30:46,909" What does he know about music?
467
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30:47,011 -- 00:30:51,175It takes an Italian or a Russian
or a Dutchman to bring it out good.''
468
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30:51,282 -- 00:30:55,241But something inside of me said,
"Give the limey a chance.''
469
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30:55,353 -- 00:30:57,378- And I did.
- Did you?
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