Harold and Maude

Harold and Maude is a cult movie directed by Hal Ashby in 1971 . The film features both dark and light humor, social satire (including anti-war), promotes the notion of living life to its fullest, and has long had a cult following. The film is number 45 on the American Film Institute's list of 100 Funniest Movies [1] and in 1997, it was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress.

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Harold and Maude

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:04:17

I suppose you think
that's very funny, Harold.

:04:24

- Hello? Fée?
- Yeah.

:04:26

Darling, be a dear and cancel my
appointment with René this afternoon.

:04:34

I know he'll be furious
but I've had such a fright today

:04:39

and with guests coming
this evening... Oh, would you?

:04:45

Tell him I promise to be in
on Tuesday.

:04:48

Thank you, Fée,
you're a darling. Yes.

:04:51

Bye. Bye.

:04:59

Dinner at eight, Harold.

:05:01

And do try and be
a little more vivacious.

:05:16

Of course, Harold's father
had a similar sense of the absurd.

:05:20

I remember once in Paris,
he just stepped out for cigarettes

:05:24

and the next thing I knew
he was arrested

:05:26

for floating nude down the Seine!

:05:28

Experimenting in river currents
with rubber water wings!

:05:33

Mauve ones.

:05:35

That cost quite a bit of influence et
d'argent to hush up, I can tell you!

:05:41

Harold, dear,
don't play with your food.

:05:45

What's the matter?
Don't you feel well?

:05:50

I have a sore throat.

:05:53

Now, directly after dinner,
I want you to go straight to bed.

:05:58

Harold's always been
a delicate child.

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