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1:11:07
The last time we spoke
1:11:09
was at Fouquet's.
1:11:14
Got a cigarette?
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You know I don't smoke.
1:11:18
What's your situation?
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I'm questioned every few days.
1:11:23
"Where's your brother?"
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I didn't know when they arrested me.
How should I know now?

1:11:31
This wasn't my doing.
1:11:33
I deal with movies.
Not politics or police.

1:11:38
You and I have a problem.
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Your contract.
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You haven't delivered
the final script on Majestic.

1:11:47
You haven't delivered!
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We can't shoot without the essential.
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And me, Dr. Greven,
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I can't deliver it without the essential
my freedom.

1:11:59
Your freedom? Lmpossible!
1:12:01
It's beyond my power.
1:12:03
But you can still work
in these conditions.

1:12:06
Jeanson did a lot of writing here
articles,

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script dialogue. I know he did.
1:12:11
Get Duran, or Le Chanois.
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Talk to Clouzot.
1:12:15
Clouzot won't hear of it.
You're under sole author contract.

1:12:21
Then sue me.
1:12:24
Spaak, I admire your work.
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Grand Illusion,
1:12:28
Who Killed Santa Claus?
A Life of Pleasure...

1:12:31
I love all those films.
It's you I want.

1:12:34
Freedom, as I said, I can't give you.
1:12:38
But better treatment, I can.
1:12:41
You mean...
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Food?
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Bread?
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Sardines?
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For my wife, too?
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Food packages?
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Tobacco?
I can't write without tobacco.

1:12:56
And erasers, paper, pencils,
a dictionary.


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