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:00:46
- Is he really a crook?
- Most certainly is.

:00:48
He's just served five years. I've done
an interview with him for Sunday's program.

:00:52
It's already in the can.
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And Number 24, Man's Head in a Bucket.
:00:56
The strongest echoes of Grunvald.
:00:58
He's got a fantastically lean
and hungry look.

:01:01
- Is it true he's so tremendous in bed?
- I'm afraid I didn't get around to asking him.

:01:07
- Alex, darling.
- Diana, sweetie.

:01:09
- How terribly to see you.
- Terribly to see you.

:01:12
I say, isn't this awfully!
:01:14
Come and meet Ralphie
before he disappears.

:01:17
For another five years.
:01:19
In the great tradition of silent screams...
:01:22
Goya, Gogol, Guernica, that tradition.
:01:24
Roughly what I said in the interview
I did for the program on Sunday.

:01:28
- Tremendous fire.
- I'm with you. Tremendous fire.

:01:31
And a furious lyricism one so seldom finds
in white chaps these days.

:01:35
Quite so, yes.
:01:36
A cobbler's all that is,
one man responsible...

:01:38
Ralphie, dear, I've got someone here
who's dying to meet you.

:01:42
- Ralphie Riggs, you must meet Diana Scott.
- How do you do?

:01:45
I do so admire your work.
I think it's wonderful.

:01:49
Thank you very much, I'm sure.
:01:51
Come and meet the agents. Steps.
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You got here. I'm so glad.
:01:56
- Blasted artists.
- Don't say that, he's tremendously talented.


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