Mr. Arkadin Page #5
- Year:
- 1955
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- They're Penitentes.
Yeah, I know. But what are they
dressed up like that for?
They're doing penance.
It means they're sorry for their sins.
They must be awful sorry.
Well?
Did you get on that cruise yet?
What do you think I came to Spain for,
to see you?
Look, Mily, I've been thinking this thing over.
I think maybe we ought to forget it.
- Guy!
- Coming!
Forget it? You're going after Arkadin's money in
your own way- through his daughter- aren't you?
Well, you'd better watch your step
or I might decide to start talking.
I mean it, Guy. And it won't be about Bracco
or anything mysterious like that.
It'll be all about you.
Are you, by any chance,
trying to threaten me?
I'm just telling you
to leave her alone.
- Hi, chum. What are you doing here?
- Just waiting.
Not right under the castle like this,
where we can be seen.
- That castle's kind of hard to get away from.
- I know. And the town's swarming with secretaries.
I'll phone you as soon
as I get away from the ogre.
Look, why don't you take me up there,
introduce me to him and be done with it?
Because we're having fun,
and I'd like it to last a few days, cornball!
- Look! You win!
- Hey!
- I knew it.
- What do I win?
These.
Come on.
- Hey, what's all the rush?
- There are a couple of secretaries back there.
- Checkin' up on you, huh?
- Yes.
- He treats you like he was a jealous husband.
- If Father had his way, I'd never get married.
- You don't have to worry about that, honey.
- Oh, what do you mean?
I'll make you a promise. As long as I live,
I'll never ask you to marry me.
Gee, thanks.
Hey!
- One moment, please, sir.
- I beg your pardon?
Does the Count de Torregon know
that you're here with his invitation, sir?
- Well -
- Don't be dreary, Rudi. Of course he does.
- Raina sent me to fetch you, old boy.
- Oh, thanks.
No, this way. And put your mask on.
That's the form, you know.
- Anyway, where's the ogre?
- I beg your pardon?
- Our host. I would like to see him.
- Well, you can't mean that.
- Why not?
- I've been trying to keep him from seeing me.
- What do you mean?
- Ever since I was caught taking Raina out without
official permission, I've been persona non grata.
Who? All right. So it's a masquerade,
but it isn't Halloween, is it?
What's with all
these crazy Frankensteins?
Now, look, old boy,
you don't understand.
to represent the paintings.
Now, some of us have come
as visions and monsters. Goya.
- Who?
- You know Goya.
Glad to meet ya.
- Now what?
- Just a whim of the ogre.
Tell me, do I have to fight
a duel with these two characters?
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