Cecilia Page #3
- Year:
- 1983
- 97 min
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Some people
have all the luck!
I'm so glad to see you.
Oh, come on,
let's join the crowd.
May I present my niece.
She doesn't live in Paris,
but...
We've known each other
for a long time.
Of course.
What's the matter with me?
You owe me half a dance;
remember?
Yes, of course.
See you later.
They look good together,
don't they?
Yes, they do at that.
Ah, come one, Andre.
Why are you looking so sad?
Oh, she isn't lost,
you know.
He'll bring her
back to you.
Goon!
Enjoy yourself!
Come on; cheer up!
Somebody told me
that your first novel
was autobiographical.
Yes, one day,
I sat down and decided
to write a story
about my first abortion.
What do you call it?
'Neither Virgin,
Nor Martyr'.
Wow, that should sell!
That is one
hell of a title.
Come on,
don't be such a prig!
Will you come
and dance with me?
Oh, of course.
Cheer up, young man!
A beautiful flower
for a beautiful lady!
What's wrong?
Listen to me, Cecilia.
No!
I've wanted you
for years and years.
--listen to me!
-- For Christ's sake!
Will you leave me alone!
Cut it out!
They won't miss us,
Cecilia.
--let's get away.
-- You're crazy!
Stay here,
just a moment!
Come on,
let go of me!
Listen to the birds,
how happy they sound.
They do!
Listen,
and yet so far!
Oh, there you are!
Ah, bravo!
Oh, congratulations!
Oh, you were marvelous!
I was?
You're too modest;
I want to congratulate you.
If that's the way
you feel about it.
Oh, yes, you were sublime,
the way you held on to her.
-- Gave me a thrill.
-- What are you talking about?
Yes, you did, and I'll
have you know, my friend,
we both expected
no less from you.
What a wonderful display
of mastery!
Sheer mastery!
You were
too much for words!
Last week on television,
we lost the cup.
Ah, tragedy!
We would have kept it
if your horse
hadn't tripped.
Tough luck!
Oh, yes.
So, that's what
you're talking about.
We're going to love,
and want each other
more than ever.
Yes, you know
the way I feel.
You're not only my wife
and my mistress --
You're also --
my confidant.
Well, now --
Now, we can do anything
we want to!
Not quite.
We can't love
anybody else --
nor be infatuated.
The love we feel
for each other
must remain...
the greatest.
Of course, darling.
But then, we've
got to tell each other
everything --
everything we do.
Yes.
You know, I read
in a book a long time ago
about lovers
who came to an agreement.
They allowed themselves
total freedom
to make sure
that they'd stay faithful.
That's what we'll do.
Want to know
what happened next?
She killed him
with jealousy.
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