Circus World Page #2
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- 1964
- 135 min
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I'll hurry, if you'll take me
to the party.
There's no chance.
It's no place for kids.
Kids!
I'm a Sicilian woman!
You ever hear of a vendetta'?
It makes you Look nutty.
Sicilians are sensitive
and proud like horses.
You just remember that.
When you insult a Sicilian
it's for all his life, and yours.
That's a 'vendetta.
Thank you, very much
for the information.
Now, are you coming, or not?
Go by yourself.
Go on.
- Go!
- All right!
Steve!
Steve!
I hope you get seasick.
All the way.
Take her all the way up.
That's it. Hold it.
All right, swing it in.
Take it in.
Come on, there!
You did it!
That's my point!
Let it ride, boys!
Fifty! Cover me!
Snake eyes!
Pardon me. I'm Billy Hannegan
of Billboard Magazine.
Aren't you the daughter of the world's
most renowned artists,
- The Flying Alfredos?
- Yes.
I knew it, I knew it the first time
I saw you.
Oh, Lili's beautiful face
and the carriage
it's unmistakable.
Did you know my father?
We were great chums, yeah.
- Any news of your mother?
- I don't talk about her.
It's been fourteen years since
she disappeared, hasn't it?
I don't know.
I think it has.
The night since your father had
his fatal accident,
fourteen years to the day.
mother since that sad night?
Well, if it isn't my old pal
Hannegan!
If there's anything I'm gonna miss
in Europe
..it's the Billboard and Hannegan.
- Bring me a cup of coffee.
- Yes, Matt.
But, coffee is on board.
You're spoiling a good feature story,
Matt.
- The story is dead.
- Not this one, my friend.
It's just coming alive:
Will the renowned Lili Alfredo
come out of hiding to greet
her lovely daughter?
- Shake down.
- Oh, no, no, no.
There's a real tear in it.
How much will Billboard pay
for this tear.
Well, if I let myself go
of space with it.
Here's fifty.
Write it for me. Send it to
Matt Masters, Europe.
That's very good of you, Matt.
I appreciate talent.
- I don't deserve it.
- I agree.
The key to the city.
Barcelona is yours.
Thank you, very much.
Ladies and gentlemen!
The slide for Life!
Here.
I'm all right.
Get them over the side.
Get a move on!
The cargo nets!
Hi, Simba!
Oh, boy, oh, boy.
Whoa, boy!
Easy, easy.
Yah!
Get in the cage!
Get back in the cage!
Cap!
Swing that boom around.
Give me a line.
Okay.
Will you swing that boom
right over to him?
How's Toni? Where's Toni?
She's all right.
She's on a lifeboat.
If we lose that canvas we re
out of business.
Look, your honor.
Tell him that we've got divers down
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