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Harry. Too short!
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Too short!
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But everybody said short would be in.
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Too short!
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Short is short, but that's ridiculous.
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Spread that around a little bit, baby.
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We can lengthen it. We can just lengthen
it.
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Lengthen it? You can shorten that dress.
You can't lengthen it. Where are you
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going to get the material from?
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How many of these rags did we make
anyway?
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Don't ask.
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How many did we sell?
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Don't ask that either.
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Well, I think it's a cue.
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Sissy, please!
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Lord.
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We're ruined.
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A whole line down of tubes.
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$200 ,000 to put everything we worked
for.
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Sorry,
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Harry.
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It's all my fault. I get short for this
year.
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I get strong.
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You promised me a masterpiece.
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It's grotesque! Even I can't sell it.
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Harry, if you can't sell it, nobody can
sell it.
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What are we going to do?
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Hello, I know.
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Can we use your wife's trust fund?
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I can't touch the principal.
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What about our partnership insurance?
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$100 ,000?
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What about it?
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I'd commit suicide.
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Marv. It's my fault.
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Marv, don't talk foolish. You're not
going to kill yourself.
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Neither am I.
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We could flip a coin.
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Marv, you're hysterical.
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Here I am, sir. What are we going to do?
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Hit me again, partner.
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Lucy Hickman's poodle to get this
permanent at Fashion Mall.
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And then we went boutique shopping. Oh,
I saw the most adorable outfit.
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Had a pair of pants.
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Tray of sheep. I got two. One in fuchsia
and one in lime.
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It was cultured clothes, classics.
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Isn't that Ralph Zitwal's line?
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Yeah.
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Aren't you going to ruin your appetite,
baby? Don't do that to me, Harry.
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Just clearing my palate before dinner.
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Listen, what happened to the new line?
You know, I went and told the stores.
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None of them are carrying it.
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They're not carrying it because it's a
turkey.
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I thought it was kind of cute.
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Oh, Castlemore's brainstormed. The world
is into flesh these days, he tells me.
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So what's wrong with flesh?
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The new line is burying us, baby. The
wolf is at the door.
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If we don't meet our obligations, the
bank is going to put the padlock on. We
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lose everything. The house, the trip to
Europe.
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My God, Harry.
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The Mercedes.
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The Mercedes?
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Yeah.
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Harry. Harry, what are we going to do?
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If only we could get hold of my trust
fund.
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Forget your trust fund.
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Marv Castlemore should pay for it. It
was his mistake.
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He certainly should, especially with
that rotten line.
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Something happened to Marvin.
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Happened? I got partnership insurance
with Marvin.
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A hundred thousand dollars.
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Yeah, but doesn't he have to be dead
before you can collect that?
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He's got to be very dead.
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Harry.
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Harry. I mean, Marvin is your partner.
He's your best friend. I mean, you've
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been inseparable for years.
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Like I say, friendship is one thing, but
business is business.
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Harry, I mean, you're talking about...
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I'm not just talking about a measly,
dumb murder.
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I'm talking about a perfect murder.
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Oh, honey, everybody's always talking
about a perfect murder. Then they do one
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little thing wrong and they get caught.
I plan on getting caught.
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I give up. I surrender.
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In fact, if you help me, I'm going to
try to get away when I murder Marvin.
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Me? What do I have to do with it?
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You know, Marv, Castlewise always liked
you.
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Me? He likes me? Why not? Look at you.
You're a delectable woman.
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Why do you think he's been a bachelor
all these years? He's been carrying a
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torch for you. If you waved your little
finger, he'd break both legs running.
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Harry. Yeah?
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Are you trying to say that you want me
to have an affair with a funny,
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silly Marvin Castle woman?
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Oh, Harry.
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Why not?
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Why not let the jerk have a little bliss
before he dies?
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Baby, I like it here in Wilmington,
Delaware.
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Delaware is a great state. They got a
law written down that says if a husband
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finds somebody in the act of adultery
and he kills him, it's not a murder.
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It's not even manslaughter.
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It's a misdemeanor. It's a hundred
dollar fine.
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No.
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That's all for killing somebody?
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We saved the house. We saved the
business.
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The Mercedes.
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We bought a new one.
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Oh, I don't know, Harriet.
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Ray, we're scared, darling.
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Are you sure you wouldn't mind me having
a little fling? Oh, like I always say,
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Betty. A fling is one thing, but
business is business.
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You are doing a wonderful job.
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A stitch in time saves nine.
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I
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like that.
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Oh, yeah, that is different.
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Different and daring.
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Daring and different.
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That is definitely different. Different
and daring. Daring and different.
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Wonderful. I think you got a winner
there now, partner.
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I think you're crazy.
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I think you're crazy.
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That, that, that is a rag.
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You're right. I mean, no one would be
caught dead.
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Mob, Mob, this business is full of
surprises. I think that is definitely a
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trendsetter.
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Harry, why are you so happy? What's that
to be happy? I got a beautiful wife. I
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got a wonderful partner. I got a great
business.
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Harry, two men from the bank were here
today.
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They're taking inventory.
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They're taking inventory. It is going to
be all right, Mob. Give it a little
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stroll, will you, babe? Let's see how
that rag walks.
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Oh, yes, that is definitely a work of
art. That is a work of art.
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Harry, you're crazy.
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Harry, we are finished. We are finished.
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Marv, Marv, now I'm worried about your
health.
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You've got to learn how to relax. Why
don't you come over to the house
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We'll have some laughs. You bring a
date. We'll have a little barbecue, a
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cha -cha -cha.
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You know, just this morning, Roberta was
saying, how is old Marv? You know she
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likes you. She's looking forward to
seeing you.
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Mark, I'm dead, baby. It's kind of neck
and neck.
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How do I look, then?
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You look fantastic -o.
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If it weren't my wife, I'd make a play
for you myself.
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I'm a little nervous, Harry.
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What's to be nervous? A little fling
with Marvin is going to be the best
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in the world for both of you.
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The fling doesn't bother me.
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I mean, it bothers me. I feel bad about
doing it, of course.
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No, I meant later.
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Killing Marv?
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Hold it a second.
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The trip to Europe. You want to cancel
the trip to Europe?
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We can't cancel the trip to Europe. You
want him to repossess the Mercedes?
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Never. All right, then.
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Now, as soon as you hook Marvin, I want
you to flaunt it.
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I want the whole world to know what's
happening. Harry, it's one thing to have
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an affair, but it's uncouth to flaunt
it.
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Justification. When I kill Marvin, I
want everybody to know I had
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Harry, you are a very deep person.
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All right.
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That's Marvin.
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Everything is up to you, baby.
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Harry, whatever this looks like, I just
want you to know...
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I'm doing this for you.
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And the Mercedes.
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You're magnificent.
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I know you guys were a number.
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Oh, Harry, it's a strictly business. You
walk in there, it's time to burn your
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mind. It's so embarrassing wearing this
thing in public.
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That's all right, baby.
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You look a dream.
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Roberta, hi, this is Bob. Dick, Sissy.
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Melunka. Sissy, Melunka.
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Bob, Roberta's dying to see you. Come
on.
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I like that dress. It's Trey.
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Cute.
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Long time no see, Mara.
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Hi, Robert. Now, on this special
occasion, I would like to propose
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toast to my beautiful wife, Roberta, to
my
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wonderful friend, Marv Castlemore, and
to the great city of
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Wilmington, Delaware.
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you and Marvin were an item?
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Oh, it's all business, Harry. He says
he's grooming me for an executive
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position. Oh.
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Harry is such a beloved little boy. He
travels all the time to New York to look
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after your boss and Harvey.
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Harvey, I'm still young and attractive.
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Oh, yeah, you're very... What?
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Attractive. You're such a very
attractive... No, I am.
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A seedless grape withering on my mind. A
seedless grape.
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Beautiful wine. You're luscious. Marv,
what do you want to do to me?
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Oh, my God. I want to make wine.
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Shh.
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Not now. Not yet.
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Harry is leaving tomorrow for a week in
New England.
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Oh, you won't be back, and I have to see
you. I have to be near you. I have to
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be close to you.
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Oh, Berta. Oh, yes.
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You're spilling your drink in my life.
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Oh, Marv, I'm sorry.
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What are you thinking, Harry?
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I was thinking about the business.
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Is business all right, Harry?
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Business has never been better.
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Bankruptcy.
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Moe, that's crazy.
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Fabulous Fox has never been healthier,
man.
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Right.
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Moe, I'm leaving right away. I'll be in
Boston in a couple of hours.
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Why don't we go out tonight? Have some
drinks.
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A little disco, baby, huh?
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Cha -cha -cha.
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Oh, la -la -la -la.
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That Moe Osgood, what a fun guy.
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I understand it, Harry. Why so chipper?
Our business is going under.
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Ma, don't be such a worrier.
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You only live once, my friend. Try to
have a good time.
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Cha -cha -cha -cha -cha -cha -cha.
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Cha -cha -cha.
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La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
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La, la, la, la. Step line one, Mr.
Castlemore.
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Yeah.
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Uh, Mrs. Elton.
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Roberta. I mean, Roberta.
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Harry just left.
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Oh, good.
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Marvin, you come right over here.
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I'm waiting for you.
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The door will be unlocked.
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Come here, Marvin.
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Oh, darling, my favorite chocolates. Sit
down, Marvin.
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Make yourself comfortable.
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Oh, I just love chocolates in the
afternoon.
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Yeah,
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Harry.
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Everything's fine here.
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Another week.
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Yeah, yeah, sure.
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Yeah, sure.
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I am relaxed.
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I am very, very relaxed.
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Marv.
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Just a second, Harry.
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Mrs. Elton's here to see you.
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Harry, I've got to run.
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Yeah, sure.
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Take all the time you want.
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A week, ten days.
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Zip on down to New York. Have a ball.
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Yeah, I'm feeling real fine.
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Thanks, Harry. Bye.
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Send Mrs. Elton in.
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She has some brass, that woman.
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Sissy. This is the third time she's been
here this week, throwing herself at you
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like that.
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Mrs. Elton and I.
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Disgusting business.
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I could imagine. What business?
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You're not fooling anyone, Marv.
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Poor Harry.
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On your way out, sissy.
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Close the door behind you.
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Darling.
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Oh, darling.
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Oh, darling, you have to... Oh, forgive
me. Please forgive me. I tried not to
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come. I tried... This thing between us
is stronger than I am.
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Wait, hold on. Watch the water.
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Oh, darling.
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Forgive me. Oh, Harry.
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Oh,
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Harry.
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No, I, uh... I talked to Harry today.
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What did he say?
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I don't understand him.
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He seems to enjoy being on the road.
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Then let him stay.
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But it seems like he should be... I'm a
little suspicious by now.
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I feel terrible about... Uh -oh.
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Hmm. That's it, Paul. Don't look. Don't
look.
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Cultured clothes?
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Classics? We've got the biggest mountain
town. Don't look.
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Hello, Ralph!
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What the hell are you doing?
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Well, I'm not ashamed of our love.
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It almost seems like you want Harry to
know about us.
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What if he does?
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This is Wilmington, Delaware.
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People take a dim view of this sort of
thing.
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What sort of thing?
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Adultery.
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Adultery? Is that what you think we're
doing?
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Well, technically.
293
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Technically? Technically, it's...
Technically?
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How can you be technical about our love?
295
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Well, I mean, it's sort of like...
Marvin, do you love me?
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Yes, I love you. Really, really? Yes, I
love you. I love you. Well, then
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Wilmington, Delaware can go fly a kite.
I don't care who knows about our love.
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Including my husband, Harry Elton.
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Hi, Ralph.
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So, the drunk says to the lady, who is
that pig?
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She says, that's not a pig.
302
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That's my dog. I know. I'm talking to
the dog.
303
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Got to hand it to you, Harry, the way
you're dealing with this pressure.
304
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Pressure? Business failing and those
other rumors.
305
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What rumors?
306
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Maybe I shouldn't be the one to tell you
about it. What?
307
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I was talking to Ralph Zitzwald, your
partner and your wife.
308
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Yeah. They're having an affair, Harry.
309
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Marv, my wife?
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Having an affair?
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Come on, Joe.
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Ralph says everyone knows about it. She
visits him at your office and they lock
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the door.
314
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Knows about what, mob?
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Castle was my oldest, dearest friend.
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Joe.
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What are you talking about, Joe?
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Yeah. I had to disturb you, Mr. Elton.
This telegram just came for you. Oh,
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yeah. Thank you.
320
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Joe. Thank you. Thanks.
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What is it?
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If you want to know
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where your partner is, find out where
your wife is.
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I got the telegram.
325
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I'll be in Wilmington by 11 o 'clock.
326
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Make sure Marv is with you.
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Huh? Hey, come on. Don't cop out now.
328
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It's almost over.
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Think about the Mercedes.
330
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Just keep thinking about the Mercedes.
331
00:22:03,780 --> 00:22:04,780
What's the matter, honey?
332
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Huh? The matter?
333
00:22:32,330 --> 00:22:33,330
Something is the matter, isn't it?
334
00:22:37,490 --> 00:22:41,950
What if you were about to lose something
that was very dear to you?
335
00:22:45,250 --> 00:22:46,490
You're not talking about us, are you?
336
00:22:46,770 --> 00:22:48,310
No, of course not.
337
00:22:49,210 --> 00:22:53,210
Now, I meant something like a car or
like that.
338
00:22:55,170 --> 00:23:00,230
Well, if it meant a great deal to you,
I'd do anything in the world to help you
339
00:23:00,230 --> 00:23:01,230
save it.
340
00:23:02,729 --> 00:23:04,770
Oh, you make me feel so much better.
341
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I just want you to know, no matter what
happens, I think you're a grand guy.
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Come on.
343
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What in the world could happen?
344
00:23:16,030 --> 00:23:18,270
Well, you know, it's like Harry always
says.
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Love is one thing, but... Business is
business.
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00:23:32,590 --> 00:23:33,590
Who's that?
347
00:24:07,560 --> 00:24:11,840
second I thought it... Oh, you thought
it was Harry, didn't you? Don't be
348
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He's still in New York.
349
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Oh, give me a kiss.
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We did it.
351
00:24:48,050 --> 00:24:51,350
The only way I could get to the trust
fund was if she died.
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$200 ,000!
353
00:24:55,670 --> 00:25:01,690
Harry, we can relocate. We can move the
whole operation to Philly.
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Forget about Philly.
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Why? I like it here in Wilmington.
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