A New Leaf Page #3
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- Year:
- 1971
- 102 min
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- Oh nothing, nothing ... I ...
- Won't you sit down a little bit?
- Thank you. I was looking ... for someone.
- Good afternoon, Mr Graham.
- Henri, a va bien?
I'm fine, thank you. I'm kind of surprised.
We're gonna be ready any minute.
Would you like to have a table for one?
No, no, thank you. I just wanted to ...
look at the room once more.
But it's always great to see you.
You're always welcome here. You know that.
- Just check.
- I'm sorry, Mr Sullivan.
I know nothing more
about your application.
That's alright. I'll come back
tomorrow and check.
- Oh, Mr Graham. Good afternoon, Mr Graham.
- Hello, Arthur.
Were you expecting some mail?
No, no. I just ... dropped in to, er
... see if I was still welcome.
I'm poor.
Go!
- Harold , I should like to ask you something.
- Certainly, sir.
You've been with me
for many years now, Harold.
What would you do if I told you
I had lost all my money?
I should leave immediately, sir,
upon giving the proper notice.
Thank you, Harold. I knew I could
count on a straight answer from you.
Thank you, sir.
You can't top Hart, Schaffner and Marx.
Just stand natural.
It fits perfectly.
It's the best suit you can find in
ready-to-wear.
I'm sorry, Mr Graham.
The racket club does not keep those members
on a trust that worry missing their dues.
Don't waste your time, Mr Graham,
come with me to the Y.
Henry, you're not ... you're not
driving a Chevrolet!?
Oh, no!
I took the liberty, sir.
Oh yes, yes, Harold, bring it in.
I was just about to ring for it.
- Harold, I have something to tell you.
- Is it about your money, sir?
Yes, Harold. I've lost it.
Or, more accurately, spent it.
In any case, it's gone.
I'm sorry to hear that, sir.
Have you considered borrowing
from your uncle?
Yes, it was my first thought.
My attorney advised me against it on
the grounds that it would be useless.
See, the thing of it is, Harold ...
that I have no hope of ever
repaying him, or anyone.
I have no skills,
no resources, no ambitions.
All I am, or was, is rich.
And that's all I ever wanted to be.
I don't understand, Harold.
Why did it happen to me? Why?
I was ... I was so happy.
What will I do?
What any gentleman of similar breeding ...
and temperament would do
in your position, sir.
Suicide?
No, sir. I wasn't going to suggest suicide.
I was going to suggest marriage.
Marriage? You mean to a woman?
Yes, sir. That is what I had in mind.
It's the only way to acquire
property without labor.
There is inheritance, but
has already stated his intention of leaving
everything he owns to Radio Free Europe.
Oh, I can't, Harold. I couldn't ...
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