- Where do you end up?
- Where does everybody end up? You die. And that's all right too.

— Ned (Lew Ayres), Linda Seton (Katharine Hepburn)

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6 seconds sound clip from the Holiday (1938) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:10:48.508 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- You see, you think clear as crystal, but every move, every sentence is a problem. That gets pretty interesting.

- You get beaten though, don't you?

- Sure, but that's good too.

- Then you don't mind anything, not anything at all. Then you sleep.

- How long can you keep it up?

- Oh, a long while. As long as you last.

- Oh, Ned, that's awful.

- Think so? Other things are worse.

- Where do you end up?

- Where does everybody end up? You die. And that's all right too.

- Ned, can you do it on champagne?

- Why?

- What's the matter, Linda?

- Nothing.

- I know.

- Yeah?

- Johnny.

- Give me some more wine, Ned.

- He's in a spot, isn't he?

[...]

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