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The clip Drinking in the bar from The Lost Weekend (1945) with Ray Milland
Yes, sir. Thank you.
Good afternoon, Mrs. Deveridge.
Hello, Mr. Birnam.
That's that nice young man who drinks.
How is my very good friend, Nat, today?
Yes, Mr. Birnam.
This being an espeically fine afternoon, I have decided to ask for your hand in marriage.
Look, Mr. Birnam...
If that were to be your attitude, Nat...
I shall have to drown my sorrows in a jigger of rye. Just one, that's all.
Can't be done, Mr. Birnam.
Can't?
Let me guess why.
My brother was here, undermining my financial structure.
I didn't tell him nothing about the wrist watch you left here, or your cuff links.
Today, you'll be glad to know, we can barter on a cash basis.
One straight rye.
That was the idea.
Don't wipe it away, Nat.
Let me have my little vicious circle.
You know the circle is the perfect geometric figure.
No end, no beginning...
What time is it?
Quarter of four.
Good. We have the whole afternoon together.
Will you let me know when it's a quarter of six. It's very important.
I'm going to the country for a weekend with my brother. You better take this along, Don. It's going to be cold on the farm.
The clip studying-for-the-test from Lean on Me (1989) with Morgan Freeman, Michael Beach. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film. Ooh, yeah, yeah ahh ha ha if a man is born in luxury it proves to me through history he is somebody if a man is born in poverty privation and misery he is nobody everybody is somebody nobody is nobody i mean, apart from all the wealthy ooh everybody is somebody oh, yeah so look at me here, man? Ooh ooh ooh oh, yeah ooh ooh ooh poverty is what, what it takes it makes such dangerous mistakes about who who is somebody when a woman has a child before that child is born she, she is somebody everybody is somebody nobody is nobody i mean, apart from all the wealthy doo doo doo doo doo everybody is somebody yeah, oh, yeah everybody is somebody
The clip yelling-at-ms-levias from Lean on Me (1989) with Beverly Todd, Morgan Freeman. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film. Honey, get back to your class. You're playing into his hands. That was the fire chief. Know what he's saying right now? "Black bastard can't throw me out," know where he's saying it? Out in the parking lot. Mr. Clark, a baseball bat? If they'd got me those emergency doors that sound an alarm when you open them up like the ones white schools have, i wouldn't have to chain them. Those doors cost a fortune. We don't have enough money for books. Tell the mayor that. Call the federal government. Never mind what i'm doing. Why don't you do what i ask you? Where are those test scores i asked for? Hey, mr. Clark.