Camille

Camille is the name of a number of films based on the 1852 novel and play La Dame aux Camélias by Alexandre Dumas, fils. The novel was also the basis for Giuseppe Verdi's opera La Traviata. Like the novel, the films generally tell the story of romance in Paris in the 1840s, and one young woman who wins the heart of a wealthy young man, but gives him up for his own good.

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:02:20

For the lady of the camellias.

:02:25

And they're almost twice as large
as usual.

:02:28

l shall have twice as many
as usual tomorrow.

:02:31

Twice as man--? Oh, don't listen to her,
Barjon. l know what those things cost.

:02:36

Aren't you willing to listen to her when
she orders hats and dresses from you?

:02:40

They're an investment.

:02:41

Of course, l order too many flowers,
hats and too many everything.

:02:45

But l want them.

:02:46

To the theater.

:02:52

And there's no limit to your extravagance.
Now, you won't be young forever.

:02:56

lt's high time you settle something
about your future.

:02:59

And l know the very man for you.

:03:02

-Really?
-Yes, really.

:03:06

Aren't you interested
to know who it is?

:03:08

Oh, yes, who is it?

:03:10

The Baron de Varville, one of the richest
and most elegant gentlemen in Paris.

:03:16

One foot in the grave
and a wig on his head.

:03:18

Not at all. Not at all. Quite the contrary.
He's young and handsome.

:03:22

l heard from one of the girls in my shop
who heard from his valet...

:03:26

...he's gonna be at the theater tonight.
That's why l wanted you to look your best.

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