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Clouzot doesn't like
Le Chanois's dialogue.

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He says it lacks "punch."
That's the word he used.

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Here are both versions.
You decide.

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I'll read them tonight, sir.
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For the historical explanation
of the severed hand,

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we have to simplify. Too long.
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Or we ask for an extra day or two.
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We said 28 days. 28!
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If there is an extension,
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it will be an extension of 600 miles.
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We'll send you to Babelsberg
to study German production methods.

:31:42
And if we sent you to Stalingrad,
to study crawling methods.

:31:47
Here's your pass.
:31:50
Mr. Greven just signed Palau.
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Good. You won't be sorry.
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And your contract? Bring it in signed.
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He'll be great as the Devil. Palau...
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He's got funny eyes, like a duck.
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Palau... No?
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Talk him into it. It's Dad's birthday.
Make an effort.

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You realize the work load he has?
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That's just it. He needs a break,
and it's Sunday. So come...

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"People of Paris, the French must fight!
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"Turn out in force and demonstrate!
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"The gas is on only 4 hours a day!"
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The union must be joking!
Go and fight...

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With what? And why? For gas?
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Jacques, please!
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C'mon, this is a riot.
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He has you type Communist tracts
but he was on the other side.

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He fights a war, great!
But he works for the Germans.

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Not for. Under the Germans.
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So how's Clouzot's dialogue?
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Your brother's getting...
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You slave weekends, for them!
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I work on films. For Tourneur,
Clouzot and myself.

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To learn. And I'm always learning.

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