:25:03
A fine international incident
you caused!
:25:06
Let's go out.
:25:09
Not tonight, old darling.
I'm a bit tired.
:25:12
It's funny, you look a lot like him.
:25:17
Adolf, I mean.
:25:23
With your moustache on.
:25:25
I think he stole your act.
:25:30
'Night, old boy.
:25:33
'Night.
:25:37
Sweet prince.
:25:43
So much ended around then.
:25:46
I'd been there 25 years.
:25:49
Everyone else had gone over to sound.
:25:52
I don't know
if I could resist it much longer.
:25:57
Of course, U.A. was over for me.
:26:00
United Artists.
:26:04
You haven't written anything
about how that began.
:26:08
I'll put something in.
It was a great idea, I think.
:26:12
Creative people had their say
for the first time.
:26:16
No milk.
:26:19
A distributor said, "The Lunatics
have taken over the asylum".
:26:24
That became quite a famous remark.
:26:34
But U.A. did mean a lot to Doug.
:26:38
When my mother died, it was sad.
:26:42
But she was old, she'd had her run.
:26:46
It was different with Doug.
:26:49
Even today, I still miss him.
:26:53
Tell me, when did you start
"The Great Dictator"?
:26:58
'38.