The Last Tycoon
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Gentlemen.
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Thank you.
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Boy.
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Mr. Stahr!
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Hey, that's a good spiral
you got there.

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- Hello, Monroe.
- Hi, Dan.

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- Sir.
- Yes, Wylie.

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Hello, Mr. Stahr.
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You going somewhere?
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Stage four.
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Listen, have you read my script?
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Uh, yes, l have.
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Well, what do you think of it?
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l think it's
an interesting script.

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Uh-huh.
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How come you have
two other writers on it?

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- Take it away!
- Who told you that?

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They're friends of mine.
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They didn't know l was doing it.
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l didn't know
they were doing it.

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We all found out this morning.
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l'm sorry.
What can you do?

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That's the system.
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We're back!
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You invented that system.
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You've distorted the girl.
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By distorting the girl,
you've distorted the story.

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We're back.
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How?
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How have l distorted
the damn girl?

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l'm not interested
in your fantasies.

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Eddie.
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Eddie!
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Hello, Monroe.
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Hi.
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Listen, two people
at the sneak preview

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complained that Morgan's fly
was open for half the picture.

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What?
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Oh, it's probably just a couple
of seconds, but l want you

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to run the picture
until you find the footage.

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Have some people with you.
Someone will spot it.

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Sure, l'll take care of it.
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Okay.
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Hi, Cooke.
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You've given her a secret life.
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She doesn't have a secret life.
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You've made her a melancholic.
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She's not a melancholic.
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Mr. Stahr.
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How do you know?
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Because l paid 50,000 bucks
for that book,

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and because that's
the way l see it.

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- Mr. Stahr.
- Thank you.

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lf l want to do a Eugene O'Neill
play, l'll buy one.

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The girl stands for health,
vitality, love.

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You've made her a whore.

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