The Thomas Crown Affair
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I saw him wreck a $100,000 boat
because he liked the splash.

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Do you have any idea what kind of
flesh-eating lawyers this guy has?

:38:34
- Hmm?
- Mm-hmm.

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Not to mention political connections.
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Mr. Thomas Crown
has very generously loaned us...

:38:44
a Pissarro until our own Monet
is restored to us.

:38:48
Not to mention personally apprehending
one of the suspects. Come on!

:38:55
I'm afraid Jim
embellishes horrendously.

:38:58
I just did what Jim does
at these fund-raisers.

:39:00
I waved my arms in the air...
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and shrieked for help.
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Hello, Gloria. How are you?
Lovely to see you.

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- You're well?
- I knew him, you know.

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- Did you, madam?
- His son, that is.

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Lucien Pissarro
in the '30s in Paris.

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It's very impressive.
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Well, it seemed the right size
for the space.

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Or maybe you were bored with it.
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Do we know each other?
:39:27
Not yet.
I'm Catherine Banning.

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Thomas Crown.
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- Vodka rocks, twist.
- Okay.

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And scotch neat.
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- How did you know that?
- I've been reading about you.

:39:43
- Oh? Where?
- In a file.

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Who do you work for?
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I'm in the art world.
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- Dealer?
- Mm-mm.

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Gallery owner?
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No, it's closer to insurance.

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