Love and Death

Love and Death is a 1975 comedy by Woody Allen. Starring Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, Love and Death is a satirical take on Russian epic novels. Coming in between Sleeper and Annie Hall, Love and Death is in many respects an artistic transition between the two. It is arguably the last of Allen's movies to be played purely for laughs. Keaton and Allen, as Sonja and Boris, Russians living during the Napoleonic Era, engage in mock-serious philosophical debates.

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:01:40

How I got into this predicament,
I'll neverknow.

:01:44

Absolutely incredible.

:01:46

To be executed fora crime
I never committed.

:01:49

Of course,
isn't all mankind in the same boat?

:01:52

Isn't all mankind ultimately executed
for a crime it never committed?

:01:56

The difference is
that all men go eventually,

:01:59

but I go six o'clock tomorrow morning.

:02:01

I was supposed to go at fiive o'clock,
but I have a smart lawyer. Got leniency.

:02:06

I've a tremendous yearning
to be young again.

:02:09

A boy. Such happy memories
at oursummerhouse.

:02:13

Uncle Nikolai with his wonderful laugh.

:02:24

God, he was repulsive.

:02:26

There was Grandpa and Grandma,
who had been married for 50 years

:02:30

and still felt as deeply about one another
as the day they met.

:02:35

And my own father,
a handsome and generous man.

:02:38

In addition to oursummerand winter
estate, he owned a valuable piece ofland.

:02:43

True, it was a small piece. But he carried
it with him whereverhe went.

:02:48

Dimitri Pietrovich!
I would like to buy your land.

:02:51

This land is not for sale.

:02:54

Some day, I hope to build on it.

:02:58

He was an idiot. But I loved him.

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