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1:05:02
I saw you last someplace very gay.
1:05:04
I remember I was dancing on a table.
1:05:07
A lot of people were. Lindbergh
had just landed in Paris. Come on in.

1:05:14
Norma, I must apologise
for not calling you.

1:05:18
You'd better, I'm very angry.
1:05:19
- You can see I'm terribly busy.
- That's no excuse.

1:05:23
- You read the script, of course?
- Yes.

1:05:26
You could've called me yourself,
instead of leaving it to an assistant.

1:05:31
- What assistant?
- Don't play innocent. Gordon Cole.

1:05:36
Gordon Cole?
1:05:37
If you hadn't been pretty interested,
1:05:40
he wouldn't have tried to get me
on the telephone ten times.

1:05:45
I'm in the middle of a rehearsal.
1:05:48
Why don't you sit in my chair
and make yourself comfortable?

1:05:52
- Thank you.
- That's the girl. I won't be a moment.

1:05:57
Bring me a telephone
and get me Gordon Cole.

1:06:15
Hey, Miss Desmond.
1:06:19
- Miss Desmond, it's me, Hog-eye.
- Hello, Hog-eye.

1:06:29
Let's get a good look at you.
1:06:34
Look, there's Norma Desmond.
1:06:36
Norma Desmond!
1:06:39
- Norma Desmond!
- I thought she was dead.

1:06:41
- How nice to see you!
- Welcome home. Remember me?

1:06:45
Of course I do. Hello, Patsy.
1:06:48
- Have you met Miss Desmond?
- It's a great pleasure.

1:06:52
Gordon, this is C B DeMille. Have
you been calling Norma Desmond?

1:06:57
Yes, Mr DeMille. It's that car of hers,
an old Isotta Fraschini.


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