Harold and Maude
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:05:01
And do try and be
a little more vivacious.

:05:16
Of course, Harold's father
had a similar sense of the absurd.

:05:20
I remember once in Paris,
he just stepped out for cigarettes

:05:24
and the next thing I knew
he was arrested

:05:26
for floating nude down the Seine!
:05:28
Experimenting in river currents
with rubber water wings!

:05:33
Mauve ones.
:05:35
That cost quite a bit of influence et
d'argent to hush up, I can tell you!

:05:41
Harold, dear,
don't play with your food.

:05:45
What's the matter?
Don't you feel well?

:05:50
I have a sore throat.
:05:53
Now, directly after dinner,
I want you to go straight to bed.

:05:58
Harold's always been
a delicate child.

:06:00
Even as a baby, he seemed prone
to every possible kind of illness.

:06:05
Harold, dear, eat up your beets.
:06:08
I remember in Tokyo, I had
to call the embassy for a doctor...

:06:35
Oh, my God!
:06:38
This is too much.
:06:42
I can't stand much more of this.
:06:47
I can't take any more.
:06:49
Oh, my God!
:06:54
Oh, God!
:06:59
That's very interesting, Harold,
and I think very illuminating.


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