Calendar Girls

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Advert?

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Well, they sponsor us, we do their advert
for washing powder. That's how it works.

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George Clooney.

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Can I have it straight like Jennifer Aniston?
You know, in Friends.

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Why would I dye just part of my head?
It doesn't make any sense.

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I do not dye my hair. You may have
heard about my first guests.

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They went from living a quaint,
peaceful life in a small British town

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to becoming nude calendar girls.

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They're here tonight to tell us the story.
This is the calendar.

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Please welcome, from Knapely, England,
the Calendar Girls. Let's bring them out.

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Hello, girls. How are you?
How are you? Good to see you.

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Everybody's here. Have a seat.

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Oh, just sit anywhere.

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I'm curious. Have you girls
been strippers all your lives?

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- We're not strippers.
- (Jay) Did you get drunk beforehand?

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It was no big deal, you know.
We've all got the same bits.

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- The same bits? Yes.
- (Chris) They're just different sizes.

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Can I have some of them rice things?

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- It's called sushi.
- I know.

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- It's all suggestive.
- (Jay) I could make a few suggestions.

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Well, ladies, it's fascinating.
Good luck with your work.

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And, please, if you would just try to
encourage more women to get naked.

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Thank you very much,
the ladies of Knapely.

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We do have to work some kind of order out
when we're asked questions,

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cos far too much of that you couldn't hear
because everybody was talking.

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(Chris) Annie? Annie?

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What are you doing? You missed it.

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We were just on television,
the whole reason we came here.

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I thought that was
to get away from the press.