Red Dust Page #2
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1932
- 83 min
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Or maybe it's this cheese.
Oh, gorgonzola!
My favorite tango!
Mr. Denny, you no want eat?
No, clear this stuff.
You won't grow up to be
a big strong boy like
grandpa here if you don't
eat your din-din, Fred.
Say listen, Lily, as long as you've got
to use it, the name's Dennis Carson.
Okay, Fred.
This name is Vantine,
as long as you've got to use it.
Don't worry, I won't
have much occasion to.
Nice light-hearted
little fellow, isn't he?
We've had a hard day's
work, Vantine.
What else do you do besides work?
Don't you know any games?
If it was the summer of 1894,
I'd play games with you, sister.
But life is much simpler now.
I bet you painted
your hometown red!
I'll say I did.
Good night, Denny.
- Good night, Mac.
- Good night.
Here... Cut that out
and eat something.
You'll just get stewed.
- I never get stewed.
What if I did?
Would it turn your hair gray?
No, but it'll put red spots
on your liver.
Especially if you don't
eat something.
Come on, big boy, I know
you've had a hard day in the office.
Get out of here!
Put the rest of that cheese in your
mouth, where it'll do the most good.
I'll go quietly, officer.
That's roquefort,
the other's gorgonzola.
- I happen to like roquefort.
- I like gorgonzola.
stop you from talking?
I'll order a ton of it.
I'll keep quiet.
You know you wouldn't like roquefort
if you knew the way it was made.
They've got a whole town that does nothing
but make roquefort somewhere in France.
the other day.
It comes from sheep's milk,
did you know that?
And they do the rottenest
things to the sheep...
Ewes, don't they call 'em?
Before they milk them, the sheep people
slap them all around underneath
to make the milk thicker and
then they put it in a cave and...
I don't care where it's made
or who slaps who.
All I want you to do...
- You don't have to snarl about it.
There are a lot of people who would be mighty
interested to know how they slap cheese...
I'm not interested in cheese.
You said you liked roquefort
and I was just telling you
how they slap it out...
You want me to slap you
out of this room?
You and what man's army?
If you don't keep quiet I'm gonna
lock you up in one of the outhouses.
I'd still like roquefort.
I mean gorgonzola!
There, I knew you had
a laugh in you, that's perfect.
Shake and go to the
head of your class.
Now wait a minute, Fred.
Come here.
Hey!
You talk too much, but
you're a cute little trick at that.
Why haven't you been around before?
You change your mind quick enough.
Your hair's always been that color?
Always been a towhead.
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