...in general. Nobody thinks in
terms......of human beings. Governments
don't, so why should we? They talk
about the people, and the
Proletariat... I talk about the
suckers and the mugs...
It's the same thing. They have
their five-year plan, and so have I.
HARRY
I still do believe in God, old
man... I believe in God and Mercy
and all that... The dead are
happier dead. They don't miss much
here...
HARRY (O.S.)
...poor devils.
HARRY
What do you believe in?
HARRY
Well, if you ever get Anna out of
this mess, be kind to her.
HARRY
You'll find she's worth it.
HARRY
I wish I had asked you to bring me
some of these tablets from home...
Holly, I would like to cut you in,
old man. Nobody left in Vienna I
can really trust - and we have
always done everything together.
When you make up your mind, send me
a message... I'll meet you any
place, any time. And when we do
meet, old man, it is you I want to
see, not the police. Remember that,
won't you?...
HARRY
Don't be so gloomy...After all,
it's not that awful. Remember what
the fellow said...
HARRY
- in Italy, for thirty years under
the Borgias, they had warfare,
terror, murder, bloodshed, but they
produced Michaelangelo - Leonardo
Da Vinci, and the Renaissance...In
Switzerland, they had brotherly
love. They had five hundred years
of democracy and peace, and what did
that produce?...The cuckoo clock.
So long, Holly.
Film Noir...learning something you wish you didn't learn. I think I learned that I can't act. This is another good monologue every aspiring actor should learn. Like the Ricky Roma "All train compartments smell vaguely of shit," monologue from Glengarry Glen Ross. The whole movie is pretty good. But this one scene is very good. The monologue starts at 3:40.
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