The Barefoot Contessa
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:01:00
- What news from the gaming table?
- Good. Alberto is having a fantastic bank.

:01:05
It's about time. Last night that Greek took
him for a whole South American jungle.

:01:09
You know, off the screen, I don't think
I've seen you laugh before.

:01:13
- I feel good tonight.
- Every night's like every other night.

:01:16
- No, not tonight.
- What's different?

:01:18
I don't know. Something
in the way my heart beats.

:01:22
As if something very good
were going to come out of tonight.

:01:29
Something's coming, all right,
but it's not good. He's mad.

:01:32
I've seen him like this before.
He's half-crazy when he gets like this.

:01:48
How do I find the words
to tell you what you are?

:01:51
To begin with, a thief. You took
money from me when I was playing.

:01:55
When I was winning. It changed my luck.
:01:57
You have cost me millions of francs.
:02:00
You put a curse on me,
not only for tonight,

:02:02
but from the unhappy moment
I knew of your existence.

:02:05
As you will put a curse always
on everyone near to you.

:02:08
- Maybe you can talk this over in private.
- Let him, Oscar.

:02:11
Next, you are not a woman. I do not know
what you are, but you are not a woman.

:02:16
You will not let yourself
be loved. You cannot love.

:02:19
Once, you had the look
for me of an exquisite lady.

:02:22
Now I do not see that look. I only see
that you have the body of an animal.

:02:27
A dead animal.
:02:30
I have paid for your company and
you will come and go as I tell you.

:02:33
Monsieur. Permit me.
:02:49
- Is the gigolo known to anyone?
- He is known to me.

:02:53
His name is Vincenzo,
Conte Torlato-Favrini.

:02:56
He is not a gigolo. He is less a gigolo
than anyone in our immediate company.


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