Early 1934

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– Directed by Frank Capra
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It Happened One Night

It Happened One Night is a 1934 romantic comedy in which an elite socialite (Claudette Colbert) tries to get out from under her father's thumb, and falls in with a rogue reporter (Clark Gable). As in most Frank Capra films, everything turns out all right in the end; the film fits very well with the upbeat view of the world that Capra repeatedly tried to portray. One oddity is the title: the movie takes place over several nights and none is particularly key to the plot.

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:01:03

Hunger strike?
How long has this been going on?

:01:06

She hasn't had a thing yesterday or today.

:01:08

- Sending meals up to her regularly?
- Yes, sir.

:01:10

Why don't you jam it down her throat?

:01:12

It's not that simple, Mr. Andrews.

:01:14

I'll talk to her myself.
Have some food brought up to her.

:01:18

Yes, sir.

:01:20

I won't eat a thing
until you let me off this boat.

:01:23

Come now, Ellie.
You know I'll have my way.

:01:25

Not this time, you won't!
I'm already married to him.

:01:28

You'll never live
under the same roof with him.

:01:31

I'll see to it.

:01:32

Get it through your head,
King Westley and I are married!

:01:34

Definitely, legally, actually married!
It's over, it's finished.

:01:38

There's not a thing you can do about it.
I'm over 21 and so is he.

:01:41

While you've been onboard...

:01:43

...l've arranged to
have your marriage annulled.

:01:46

Annulled. I'll have something to say
about that and so will King.

:01:49

I expect him to.

:01:52

The vittles. Come in.

:01:54

I told you not to bring any food in here.

:01:57

Now wait a minute. This isn't for you.

:01:59

Put it down here.

:02:09

Smart, aren't you? So subtle.

:02:11

Strategy, my dear.

:02:13

Was it strategy sending
those gorillas to drag me away...

:02:15

...from the Justice of the Peace?

:02:17

Your idea of strategy is to use a lead pipe.

:02:19

I've won many arguments that way.

:02:21

Besides not liking him,
you haven't got a thing against King.

:02:24

- He's a fake.
- He's one of the best flyers in the country.

:02:27

He's no good.
You married him because I said not to.

:02:30

You're always telling me what not to do.

:02:32

Because you've always been
a stubborn idiot.

:02:34

I come from a long line of stubborn idiots.

:02:36

Don't shout so.
You may work up an appetite.

:02:39

I'll shout if I want to!
I'll scream if I want to!

:02:42

All right, scream.

:02:43

Let me off this boat or I'll break
every piece of furniture in here!

:02:46

Here, now.

:02:48

Have a nice piece of juicy steak.
You don't have to eat it.

:02:51

Just smell it. It's a poem.

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