The Thomas Crown Affair
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I'm covered.
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Not for this.
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The painting?
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The Monet?
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You don't think they'd simply cut
a check for a hundred million dollars...

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do you?
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- So you--
- Get them things.

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When it's this much money involved, it
usually means I get them someone's head.

:40:28
- And whose head are you after?
- Yours. Good evening, Mr. Crown.

:40:38
Are you trying to--
:40:41
Are you trying to imply that I had
something to do with that painting?

:40:45
Trying? Thank you.
:40:48
No, I wouldn't call it an attempt.
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- What's your take from this?
- Five percent of the value recovered.

:40:55
- Oh. A bounty hunter.
- If you like.

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- Always get your man?
- Mm-hmm.

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Think you'll get me?
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Oh, I hope so.
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Can I drop you somewhere?
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I have a car here. Thanks.
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Then tomorrow?
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Us, dinner?
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You're on.
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Let's make it early.
We've got a stop to make first.

:41:35
- What's happened?
- Happened?

:41:37
Whenever I talk while
you're tuning out what I say...

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the corners of your mouth go up.
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You're enjoying something.
It's not me. What is it?

:41:46
- An entertainment.
- Very little entertains you.

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So I can easily guess.
:41:54
A worthy adversary?

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