:15:01
It's a pretty brooch,
don't you think?
:15:05
It's a dream role.
:15:07
What should I do?
And the part's good, too.
:15:10
My husband wrote the screenplay.
:15:13
Obviously, he writes
only good parts for me.
:15:17
You must come
and visit us sometime.
:15:19
But I must run now.
:15:22
Good-bye, Robert.
:15:28
You may call me Veronika.
:15:32
Good-bye, Veronika.
:15:36
Why are you staring at me, you slob?
:15:39
Veronika, darling! What's wrong?
:15:41
Aren't you feeling well?
:15:43
Praetorius!
:15:45
No, I feel fine.
:15:55
The man it was meant to please
didn't like it.
:15:55
The man it was meant to please
didn't like it.
:15:59
What should I do with a brooch
:16:02
that doesn't serve its purpose?
:16:06
You see? You can't say.
:16:08
So give me my money back.
:16:12
Maybe you didn't understand me.
:16:15
Veronika Voss.
:16:17
I recognized your voice immediately.
:16:20
I can't tell you
how delighted I am.
:16:23
Of course Miss Voss
can have her money back.
:16:26
You remember?
:16:28
1944, I think it was. In Berlin.
:16:36
Yes, I remember,
:16:39
but the movie was shot in 1943.
:16:41
The premiere was canceled,
:16:43
and I had bought
this lovely fur for it.
:16:46
I remember it
as if it were yesterday.
:16:49
Your husband was so nervous
about the air raids.
:16:52
He was proven right in the end.
:16:55
Two months later
I was bombed out of my store.
:16:59
I managed to rescue your picture,