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How much will it be for the, uh... for the work?

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5 seconds sound clip from the Brazil (1985) TV Series.

You can hear this line at 00:33:43 in the Blu-ray version of the episode.

Quote context

[...]

- Information Retrieval, huh? The big boys.

- What do they want you for?

- Time to go. Sorry.

- How's that?

- Listen, you, um... you really must let me give you something.

- How much will it be for the, uh... for the work?

- Ah, come on. You did me a favor.

- Just check the corridor.

- Oh. Well, thanks.

- Listen, kid, we're all in it together. Go on.

- Right.

[...]

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Actors: Jonathan Pryce (Sam Lowry), Robert De Niro (Harry Tuttle), Katherine Helmond (Mrs Ida Lowry), Ian Holm (Mr Kurtzman), Bob Hoskins (Spoor), Michael Palin (Jack Lint)

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