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Wait a minute. The two-weeks clause.
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They can give me notice any time,
but I can give them notice, too.
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- I can walk out any time I want.
- You mean you can quit, Frank.
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Not the way you mean it.
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If the show doesn't pan out, I don't
want to come to New York in a turkey.
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Maybe this time, it will work out.
Bernie likes me.
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Henry Johnson's pulling for me.
It's Cook I got to worry about.
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We've been having trouble, Joe.
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Instead of fields of wheat,
we got stubble rotting in the dust.
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I've talked it over with Stella.
We're leaving.
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What are we waiting for?
Let's push on.
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- How about you, Joe?
- I'm staying.
:20:54
They say when a man falls
from a great height,
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his whole life flashes by.
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In one split second,
he sees himself for what he is.
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You don't have to plummet like a
hailstone to face that split second.
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Mean it, Frank.
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...plummet like a hailstone
to face that split second.
:21:15
It can come to you as it did
to me today. As you stand...
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- What is it?
- "...in a smouldering field."
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As you stand in a smouldering field
and see your hopes go up in smoke.
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This is the most important
decision in the man's life.
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It sounds like he's deciding
what to have for breakfast!
:21:37
That goes for the rest of you, too.
:21:39
I'm sorry, but I'm still
fighting these words.
:21:43
We've been in rehearsal ten days.
Let's take it from...
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- Bernie.
- It can't be that late.
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Where does it go? Knock off.
Same time tomorrow.
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We'll start with this scene.
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- See you tomorrow.
- Good night.