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- [ Continues ]
- And bingo! Thank you,
thank you, thankyou.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Bring me two more Beefeater martinis.

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Ed, uh, another whisky.
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Dagmar, a rum and coke?.
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Moustapha and King are Chablis.
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Bela, would you like a wine?.
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No.
I never drink... wine.

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[ Laughing ]
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Say, Cris, how'd you know we'd be
living on Mars by 1 970?.

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- I guessed.
- Really?.

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I made it up.
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It's horse shit.
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Eddie, there's no such thing
as a psychic.

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People believe my folderol
because I wear a black tuxedo.

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- It's that easy?.
- Eddie, we're in show biz.

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It's all about razzle-dazzle,
appearances.

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Ifyou look good and you talk well,
people will swallow anything.

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We are going to have the most terrifying
monster ever seen on film.

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A ghastly creature created
from an atomic mutation!

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I don't like
scary movies.

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I like the ones
with love stories.

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That's just what this movie is:
a heartbreaking romance.

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You're quite a specimen.
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- And you're going to be in the picture?.
- Yeah. I play Lobo.

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I predict Bride OfiTheAtom will be
the biggest moneymaker of all time.

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And this is lovely starlet Dolores
Fuller, who will playJanet Lawton.

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My pleasure, ma'am. Now,
how much will this picture cost?.

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Well, in a normal studio it'd be
about a million bucks...

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with all their wasteful overhead
and fancy offices.

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But we're more efficient, so we could
bring it in at about 70 grand.

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Oh. Well, I shall
certainly consider it.

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- [ Ed ] Well, goodbye.
- [ Man ] Good night, Ed. Keep in touch.

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Goodbye.
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Well, Eddie, how'd we do?.

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