Ultimo tango a Parigi
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:09:51
It's me again.
:09:54
It's over. It's over.
:09:56
It's over, then it begins again.
:09:58
What begins again?
I don't understand anything any more.

:10:02
There's nothing to understand.
We left the apartment.

:10:05
Now we begin again
with love and all the rest of it.

:10:07
- The rest?
- Yeah, listen.

:10:10
I'm 45.
:10:12
I'm a widower.
I've got a little hotel, a kind of a dump.

:10:16
But it's not completely a flophouse.
:10:18
And... I used to live on my luck,
and I got married.

:10:22
My wife killed herself.
:10:24
But you know, what the hell.
:10:26
I'm... no prize.
:10:29
I picked up a nail
when I was in Cuba in 1948

:10:31
and now I got a prostate
like an Idaho potato.

:10:35
But I'm still a good stick man,
even if l can't have any children.

:10:39
Let's see.
:10:41
I don't have any stomping grounds.
I don't have any friends.

:10:46
I suppose if I hadn't met you,
:10:48
I'd probably settle
for a hard chair and a hemorrhoid.

:10:52
Anyway, to make a long,
dull story even duller,

:10:54
I come from a time when a guy like me
would drop into a joint like this

:10:59
and pick up a young chick like you...
and call her a bimbo.


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