Crazy in Alabama
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Television, it's so...
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...popular.
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You should show her
to Hitchcock's people, Harry.

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Alexander, you know
I'm up for that part.

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Harry, it's been fabulous as always.
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See you on Saturday.
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And bring a date if you like.
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Good luck in television.
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Thank you.
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Bye-bye.
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Promise me, when I make you
into a star...

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...you won't become a rattlesnake.
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Harry, do you think
I really have a chance?

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If I didn't, sweetheart, you'd still
be back in Alabama, daydreaming.

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Are you ready to work?
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I've been ready my whole life.
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I wouldn't have thought it possible...
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...but you're even prettier
than your 8-by-10.

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Why, thank you, Mr. Shwegmann.
So are you.

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Thank you.
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Excuse me, Harry.
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This role only works
a couple of days.

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But we feel that Samantha
needs a regular female...

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...bĂȘte noire...
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...juxtaposed against her usual
Midwestern sweetness.

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So we're thinking of Lucille Fleur
as a recurring character.

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Are you familiar with the show?
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I watch it every week. It's clever.
But her name's Lucille?

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Right.
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Lucille...
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...is a bombshell.
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A real flirt.
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I'll give you Darrin's lines.
Top of page 12.

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Okay, you ready?
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I was hoping you would say yes.
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"Yes" is my favourite word
in the whole world.

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Good. That's very, very nice work.
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-Thank you.
-I wanna try it one more time.

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"Peter J. Bullis.
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Age 13. Injured in mysterious
shooting incident."


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