Tulip Fever Page #2
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- Year:
- 2017
- 105 min
- $2,399,374
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(indistinct chatter, shouting)
- Nice pig heads!
- Um, I'll take four chops and a hen, for a guilder.
- Four chops.
(chuckles)
- Cheer up, Simon.
(chuckles)
- MAN:
Thank you very much.(snarls)
CORNELIS:
The blessings of thy bounty, in good times and bad, now and for ever, may thy servants be truly thankful. Amen.- Amen.
(urinating)
- Amen.
- Amen.
(urinating)
- Amen.
- Amen.
(Cornelis urinating)
- Amen.
- Amen.
(children's playful chatter in distance)
- CORNELIS:
I've decided to engage the services of a painter. A portrait painter. And so I've hired Mattheus. He's been hard at work scouring the art world - for a suitable candidate.{woman moans)
(Mattheus moans)
(Mattheus laughs)
(Mattheus laughs)
(Playful growl)
(Mattheus laughs)
- I'll see you tonight at tavern.
- I need a couple of whores tomorrow... bring a friend.
- Doing the innkeeper's daughter for Paul Nassau.
- Nassau can't paint tavern scenes to save his life!
CORNELIS:
He's found an artist. I'm assured he's sober, industrious and respectable.- Jan!
- Jan!
- His name is Jan Van Loos. He's one of the most promising young artists in Amsterdam. So his price is still reasonable.
- My skating scene.
Hmm.
- The Raising of Lazarus.
- I'm the blind beggar.
- The Drunkard's Downward Path.
- Thank you for showing me your work. They're good, but they lack obsession.
- You will make a handsome...
- You think there's vanity in it?
(Cornelis burps)
- Well, there is some.
- And when everything else about me has been forgotten, they'll say, "Look there at that lucky old dog. Didn't he have a lovely young wife?"
(chuckles):
- Yeah.
- A double portrait, Cornelis Sandvoort and his wife, Sophia.
(whispers):
- Obsession.
- God, was I sozzled.
- Jan, listen, I got you a commission. Double portrait, Cornelis Sandvoort and his wife.
- Who?
- The king of peppercorns. He's a pompous old windbag, but it's 50 guilders.
(Mattheus chuckles softly)
- MAN:
Oi, where's me money?- It's coming soon.
MARIA:
So, in the form of a struggling young artist minding his manners, upheaval entered the house of Cornelis Sandvoort.(clanging)
- I have an appointment.
- A globe for far-flung trade, scales for the weighing of our sins on Judgment Day, and... death, to remind the spectator, "Vanity, vanity, all is vanity."
- But where would portrait painters be without a little bit of vanity?
(footsteps approaching)
- CORNELIS:
Like this, I think. And I here.- Hmm? No. Here. Allow me. Hold still.
- Mmm.
MARIA:
I saw the future in the mirror that day. But I didn't know it.(sighs)
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