Kate & Leopold
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:48:04
Your boyfriend’s
a very good rider.

:48:06
Yeah.
:48:27
Are you for real?
:48:29
Pardon me?
:48:30
Are you for real?
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I believe so.
:48:36
You’re a duke.
:48:39
I was born a duke.
:48:42
I’ve never felt like one.
:48:49
Stay. Sit.
:48:52
On your feet. Stay.
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Stay. Good boy.
:49:10
I’m off to dinner.
:49:12
What are you two doing?
:49:14
I don’t know.
:49:15
Maybe we’ll watch
the rest of the game

:49:17
or go out or something.
:49:19
Oh, thank you.
:49:20
Kate, may I repeat my offer
to serve as a chaperone?

:49:23
No, thank you, Leopold.
:49:25
Charles, don’t you
find this inappropriate?

:49:27
As her brother,
I would think...

:49:29
As her brother, I would think
:49:30
that my sister would invite me
to an audition.

:49:32
Could be just me, though.
:49:34
Seems kind, but...
:49:35
-Charlie.
-Hmm?

:49:37
You’re not exactly
a margarine spokesperson.

:49:39
I can’t sell butter, Kate?
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I don’t mean to be insulting...
:49:42
It’s insulting. I’m an actor.
:49:43
You don’t have faith in me
to sell butter?

:49:44
No. No. I’m sorry.
:49:46
I can do British, Kate.
:49:47
I’m an actor.
I can be anybody!

:49:48
You’re a very, very good actor.
:49:49
-I am a good actor.
-You are.

:49:50
Okay, fine, all right.
:49:52
A Victorian dude who’s never
seen a Mets game watching TV.

:49:56
Okay.
:49:57
Scene-- I say,
are those little people

:49:59
in that box of phosphorous?

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