Bullets Over Broadway
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:28:02
- [ Warner ] ls it-- Could l?
- [ David ] Please.

:28:04
It's a golf term, when you yell, "fore"
when you're coming forward.

:28:08
- [ Helen ] I didn't realize that.
- So you're telling me
she's talking about golf?

:28:12
- Continue!
- What?

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[ Helen ]
Oh, yes, okay. Doctor...

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am I unattractive,
worn out?

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Spent? Broken?
Desiccated? Old?

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[ Olive ] Come, come, Mrs. Poston.
You're being mas--

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- Mas--
- [ David ] Masochistic.

:28:31
- Masochistic?
- Yes, masochism is someone
who enjoys pain.

:28:36
- [ Warner ] As opposed to sadism.
- Enjoys pain?

:28:39
What is she,
retarded?

:28:41
- I don't fuckin' believe this!
- Continue.

:28:44
[ David ] After the rehearsal,
I felt exhilarated.

:28:48
Helen Sinclair suggested
we go for a drink to unwind.

:28:50
She said she knew
of a little out-of-the-way
speakeasy where we could talk.

:28:55
- It was wonderful to see old, uh--
- Wasn't it?

:28:57
- Warner. Yes.
- Warner, yeah. He looks so slim.

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- He's on a new diet.
- Who is she? Oh, I need a drink.

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Olive. [ Chuckles ]
Yes. I'm sorry about Olive.

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I do apologize.
We needed her to raise the money.

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It must be difficult
getting a work like this on.

:29:11
It's a sad reality
of the marketplace, I'll tell ya.

:29:14
- We've never really
had a chance to talk.
- No.

:29:16
- Hi, folks. What can I get you?
- Two martinis, please, very dry.

:29:20
- How'd you know what I drank?
- Oh, you want one too?

:29:23
- Three.
- Three martinis.

:29:25
Uh, I can't judge my own writing,
but I must say...

:29:29
that just from today's reading,
I can tell how brilliant
you're going to be in this role.

:29:33
- It's a wonderful play.
- Thank you.

:29:35
No, no, I mean it. It's so rare
that anything is really about something.

:29:39
You know-- Well, there's Max Anderson
and Gene O'Neill.

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- That's about it.
- You just named my two living gods.

:29:45
I was a little reluctant at first
to play the part.

:29:48
The character is so--
She's so, um... uh, colorless.

:29:52
Colorless, yes.
Well, that's the idea--

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- Then I realized what
you were going for.
- You did?

:29:56
How profound, how complex,
her inner life really is.

:29:58
I tried to give her
some contradictions.


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