:51:03
Look, it's Walter.
:51:06
Does that make you happy?
:51:08
No.
- Crabby.
:51:11
I shouldn't have let them show
film clips.
:51:15
People will think they're old.
:51:18
They are old.
Well over 50 years, some of them.
:51:23
You know the worst thing
about age is...
:51:28
...you can't defend yourself.
:51:32
When I was young and handsome
and had my power...
:51:37
...l'd make a movie...
:51:39
...and make them laugh
and make them cry.
:51:44
Now I'm at their mercy.
:51:48
Come in.
- Go away.
:51:51
We're ready for you, Mr. Chaplin.
:51:56
Behave yourself.
:51:58
Now the President of the Academy,
Mr. Daniel Taradash.
:52:02
Remember the President
of the Academy, Daniel Taradash.
:52:05
Taradash? Sounds like a spice.
:52:09
The inscription reads:
"To Charles Chaplin...
:52:12
...for the incalculable effect
he had making motion picture...
:52:16
...the art form of this century."
:52:21
"Humour heightens our sense
of survival...
:52:24
...and preserves our sanity."
:52:26
The words of Charlie Chaplin.
:52:29
The abiding elements of Chaplin's
artistic conscience...
:52:33
...as actor, writer, director, and...
:52:36
...to quote W. C. Fields,
"greatest ballet dancer who ever lived".
:52:40
A few years ago, Mr. Chaplin said:
:52:42
"My only enemy is time."
:52:46
We respectfully disagree.
:52:48
I'm leaving you here, darling.
:52:51
My white dress... They mustn't
see anyone until the clips are over.
:52:57
Time is Charlie Chaplin's dearest
and eternal friend.