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The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

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I'm gonna look up an old friend of mine who's a newspaper man.

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- and her father. - What old friend?

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MAN: Doesn't look old enough to be in your army.

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and some old Chinese and Russian friends of ours.

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and a nice long chat about the good old days in Korea

The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

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What could you possibly have in common with that dreadful old man?

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of Raymond's dearly loved and hated mother.

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- Scotch all right? - Fine.

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- Water all right? - Fine.

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The men loved him, sir.

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- MAN: Ladies and gentlemen... - Just take it easy.

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I'm production assistant for a man named Justin,

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I did love her. (SOBBING) I do love her.

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How did the old ladies turn into Russians?

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MAN: Dear Sarge.

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MAN: We need the lights. Lights.

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And that's a beginning.

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- MAN: Raymond. - Yes, sir.

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MAN: Lights out! Lights!

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MARCO: How did the old ladies turn into Russians?