Laissez-passer
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Marguerite Moreno.
:50:02
That old bag? He pulling my leg?
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He's a fan. He's seen your films.
He can talk about them.

:50:08
It's just a lunch.
Anything more is your business.

:50:12
What's this guy do?
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He's in business. Like everyone.
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Business, business! What kind?
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Property, I think.
He deals in furniture.

:50:22
He's an antique dealer?
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Yes... I don't know. Maybe.
:50:28
He may not know gothic
from Louis Seize,

:50:30
but he trades furniture
on the black market.

:50:34
We're his guests.
You'll get a gift of your choice.

:50:37
Nothing to it!
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Except it's in a shady place.
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You'll like the Madame.
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Will I like your doll?
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Olga's like a little sister to me.
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Okay, okay, I'll come.
:50:56
I want oysters, foie gras...
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And for the gift: coffee.
:51:02
Coffee beans... Watch my makeup!
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Real coffee.
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But I warn you: no Germans.
Not at the table.

:51:13
- It's so Chinese!
- It's oriental.

:51:18
I asked Reine to accompany me.
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My seamstress and friend.
Reine Sorignal.

:51:23
Why, of course.
A friend, Marinette Burguiere.

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Come this way...
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I'm delighted to have you here, children.
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They're just passing through!
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We'll go upstairs.
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Your Suzanne's a looker.
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You're quite a couple!
:51:45
Watch the steps.
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It's waxed Prussian-style.
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Nice!
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Sorry, it's like a junk shop here.
There's no room.

:51:57
The table, the statue...
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I've seen this before... It's magnificent!

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