Don Juan DeMarco
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Yes. This is Dr. Mickler.
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Remember? We spoke on
the phone about your grandson.

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Doña Ana...
she's all he talks about.

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He waits for the mailman
like he's delivering cannoli.

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See, the boy's convinced
he's found his one true love.

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He's worse
than his father, Tony.

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Tony, the Dance King ofAstoria.
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This is his father?
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He won a prize for dancing?
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Well, you never heard of him?
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Did his father
sell pharmaceuticals?

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Tony?
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Tony couldn't sell a boat
to a drowning man.

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No. He worked for
a dry cleaning concern.

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He did drapes and sofas.
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His father still alive?
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Didn'tJohnny tell you anything?
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Tony died in
a terrible car crash.

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-lt was five years ago.
-ln Mexico.

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ln Phoenix.
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-They never lived in Mexico?
-Never.

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-Where is his mother now?
-l couldn't tell you.

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We were never what
you might call close.

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How often did you see
your grandson...

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when he was growing up?
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Only once. Johnny was six.
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Do you mean that
that's the only time...

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you saw Johnny
in your entire life?

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Up till three months ago.
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l...l opened the door...
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and there was Zorro.
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I just seen your grandmother...
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and she's got
the bizarre impression...

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that your name is
John Arnold DeMarco...


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