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The Lost Weekend (1945) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 64

The Lost Weekend (1945) poster

Listen to memorable quotes from The Lost Weekend (1945) freely downloadable in MP3 / WAV format.

Actors: Ray Milland (Don Birnam), Jane Wyman (Helen St. James), Doris Dowling (Gloria), Howard da Silva (Nat)

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631 You see, that first time we met, I should have had the decency to get drunk... just for your sake.
632 You see, this girl's been writing to her people in Toledo. They want to meet the young man. So they come to New York. They stay at the Hotel Manhattan. Their very first day, she's to introduce him to her parents. One o'clock. Lobby of the hotel...
633 You see? Everything's gonna be all right. I'll stay right with you.
634 You should've seen her come in here last night. Lookin' for you with her eyes all rainy and her mascara all washed away.
635 You think so, Nat?
636 You took this lady's bag, didn't you? All right, let's have it. -Of course.
637 You want a bag? -Yes, I want a bag.
638 You were sitting here, sir?
639 You'd better take it easy. -Oh. Don't worry about me. Just let me know when it's a quarter of six. -OK.
640 You'd better take this along, Don. It's gonna be cold on the farm.

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