Vitelloni, I
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:15:02
Good-bye, Francesco.
:15:04
Thanks, Mr. Rubini.
:15:07
You'll see.
Fausto's not really a bad kid.

:15:10
I know.
:15:11
This must be your little girl.
Your youngest?

:15:14
Yes, she's an angel.
:15:15
Of course,
:15:17
Fausto will live with us
:15:19
until he can support himself
and his wife.

:15:23
Good day.
:15:26
Why does she treat him like that?
:15:29
Take us home.
:15:36
Can we buy you a drink,
Mr. Francesco?

:15:39
No, thank you, Riccardo.
I'm going home.

:15:49
- Nine and two... that's 11.
- 11 to 20.

:15:51
You think you won?
:15:53
Leopoldo, mark two points
for me, please.

:15:58
Leopoldo, why the long face?
:15:59
I'm depressed.
:16:01
What's the big deal?
Just 'cause those two left...

:16:04
- I wonder if they're in Rome yet.
- What a drag!

:16:06
You gotta know your way
around Rome to have any real fun.

:16:10
If he'd gone with me,
it'd be a different story.

:16:13
A couple of phone calls
and we could have had a ball.

:16:16
And what about Sandra?
:16:19
I meant if we were single.
:16:21
If I went on a honeymoon,
I'd go to Africa, like Hemingway.

:16:27
Free, in the wild, in a Jeep.
:16:30
Sounds fabulous.
:16:31
Africa would be a real escape.
:16:34
I'd go there with Esther Williams.
- What about Franca Marzi?

:16:37
Franca Marzi, Ginger Rogers.
:16:39
Oh, I know!
:16:41
Remember the surveyor's girlfriend?
The one who burned her shoulder.

:16:44
- The Ciuffini girl.
- Yeah, Africa with her!

:16:48
I'd prefer India.
:16:50
Antonio.
:16:54
Come on, I called you.
:16:57
You're always in the way.
What do you want?


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