The Day the Earth Stood Still
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:18:01
Then I don't know whether to just get drunk
or give up the practice of medicine.

:18:09
- Afternoon, Mr Harley.
- Good afternoon, gentlemen.

:18:19
Good afternoon.
I'm glad to see you up and around.

:18:22
- Thank you. Have you any news?
- Not very good news, I'm afraid.

:18:28
The president accepted your suggestion,
and cabled the invitations for a meeting.

:18:36
Let me read you some of the replies.
:18:41
"The premier wishes
to inform the US Government

:18:45
it will be impossible for him to attend
the meeting suggested by the president,

:18:48
unless the meeting is held in Moscow."
:18:52
"The suggestion of the president
of the possibility of a meeting in Moscow

:18:56
would be unacceptable to
His Majesty's Government at present."

:19:00
"Representation could be sent only
if the meeting were held in Washington."

:19:05
Well, there you have it.
:19:10
Now you understand more clearly, perhaps
you'd like to discuss it with the president.

:19:15
I will not speak with
any one nation or group of nations.

:19:18
I don't intend to add my contribution
to your childish jealousies.

:19:22
Our problems are very complex, Klaatu.
:19:25
- You mustn’t judge us too harshly.
- I can judge only by what I see.

:19:28
- Your impatience is quite understandable.
- I'm impatient with stupidity.

:19:32
- My people have learned to live without it.
- I'm afraid my people haven't.

:19:37
I am very sorry.
:19:40
I wish it were otherwise.
:19:56
Before making any decisions, I think
I should get out among your people,


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