Ingrid Bergman, Yves Montand, Anthony Perkins1961

Ingrid Bergman | Goodbye Again Watch Drama Movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okNnHgNdnEY 

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It showed the harsh reality of how an honest woman is treated. Men live a life of their own, while women move in and out of their lives in small, small compartments. It's sad to be born an honest woman, destined to live a life of loneliness until her death. 

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Ingrid Bergman | Goodbye Again Watch Drama Movie To Watch the Best Cowboy Movies    • Western Movies   A successful businesswoman, unhappy with her unfaithful partner, begins a relationship with a much younger man. Genre: Drama, Romance Release Date: 1961 Director: Anatole Litvak Stars: Ingrid Bergman, Yves Montand, Anthony Perkins Subscribe to the Classic Hollywood TV Series channel now by clicking here:    / @classichollywoodtvv   #classichollywood #explore #trending #cowboymovies

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Get in, please. Why do you do such idiotic things? Please, just for a moment.

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[Music] Why did you come back from London?

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To see you. Oh, but why? Why your letter?

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Well, that's ridiculous. What did I say? Come back soon. Oh, no.

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My sweet Phillip, your letter was too sad and more than I deserve. I miss you.

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Come back soon. I didn't mean it that way.

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I I was tired and unhappy and and lonely

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and Oh, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have written it. But you meant it.

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I suppose so. Then has anything changed since then?

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No, nothing has changed. Wow.

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Here

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you are. SAS 252. Now you can board the aircraft this way, please. Gentlemen, do you wear Copenhagen to meet us?

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Yeah, I still have a car. Scandinavian Airlines, announce the

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departure of flight. You go ahead. I'll catch up. We haven't got much time. Don't worry. All passengers are kindly requested to

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proceed to customs and passport. Father, what are you doing here? I called you home, but you're already

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gone. I want to see you. Come over here. I'm sorry about last night. I was angry.

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I was actually jealous. I wanted to call you. Will you take me with you? What? I want to come with you. Can I?

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Paul, makes sense. The plane is living in Yes, I know, but I'll go home and pack a bag and I'll join you wherever you are tonight. Where will you be,

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darling? I have two men with me from the home office in Chicago. How would I explain? But say, I'm your wife. Americans always

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travel with their wives. They'll understand. Well, this is crazy. Is it because of that boy?

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because of me. Please pray. Hey, yes, I'm coming. Paula, don't worry.

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I'll come back to you soon. 10 days no more. Get rid of that boy while I bothers you. And don't worry, everything

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will be all right. We'll see.

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Well, you know I love you. I'll call you when I get back. Goodbye, darling. Attention, please. will mas

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pass on flight 252. Please proceed immediately to customs and passport

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control. Thank you

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for 40 years and never never did I hear of anyone working out in the middle of a cave.

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Now let me tell you something. If it were not for your mother, I would ask you to leave at once. As it is, I'm

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going to put you to work on research. I need to start by completing this brief. It's deep.

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No, I'm afraid Mr. Vanderbes is occupied at the moment. Oh, just a minute, please.

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Oh, here he is now. Hold the line, please. Well, you certainly caught it that time. What did he say? I don't know. I wasn't listening. What's

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this? It's personal call for you. A woman's voice, and it's not your mother. Hello?

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Yes, Paula. Yes, of course, we can talk. Listen, I tonight I thought we could

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I'm afraid I I can't. What do you mean? I can't see you again, Phillip. Please try to understand that whatever happens

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would only hurt you. Don't try to see me, please. Will you promise me that,

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Phillip? Phillip, you must promise me, please. Yes. Yes, of of course.

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[Music]

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Say no more.

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It's goodbye as before.

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It's goodbye. [Music] I can tell.

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Save the lie. It's farwell and goodbye again, my love.

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So why deny you? The blitz go. I've had it.

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Well, come on, will you? We've been going like this for days. If it is, you said you'd give two years of your

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life to be really in love. Yeah, I know I said it. And I'm sorry I said it. That was way back.

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Well, I am in love, but she won't believe me. I believe you. You told me a thousand

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times. Now, let's go. Huh, Philip? Come on.

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I'm going. You'll be all right. Yeah. I'll check

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you tomorrow. So long. Hello.

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Your pal's gone. Left you, huh? You talk about love as if you knew all

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about love. I do. You going to buy me a drink?

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Sure. [Music] Descot.

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Well, tell me. Tell you what, love. Oh, it's kind of hard to explain

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unless it's nothing. It's just a word in a song. It's in a million songs. You've said it

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just right. It's the most used word in the world and it doesn't mean a thing.

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Just a word in a song. Well, here's to little old love.

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Here's to little old love. Going to sing me another [Music]

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Well, love is just a word.

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It doesn't mean a thing. It's a fancy way of saying

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two people want to swing. [Music] Love is just a word.

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And when the fun begins,

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a word we use to cover a multitude of sins.

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Love is just a word

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that's dropped all over town.

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[Applause] [Music]

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[Music]

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How long have you been here? I don't know.

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You must be wet through. I had to see you. I tried not to, but it's all right.

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Since you sent me away, I don't know where I've been or what I've done. How about you? Oh, me? I worked.

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I went to a collection, bought a new dress. They're tearing up the street in front

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of my house. Oh, I know. I almost got stuck in my car.

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It'll be fixed in a few days.

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[Music]

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Paul, are you sure you don't want anything? Some good looking cold chicken in the ice box.

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Boy, am I hungry. Where's the butter?

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Have you got any wine left? Oh, here. Wait. Oh, right. I found a bottle of beer.

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Some cucumber sound left over again. Oh, wait. Here it here it is.

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Darling, the record. Can you turn it over? Never mind. I'll get it. [Laughter]

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Well, here we are. How does it look? Pretty good, huh? I don't know why I feel as if I haven't eaten in days.

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Hello, my love.

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Oh, Gabby, wait. I forgot I put the chain on last night. Morning. It's all right. I'll take it.

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Would you like me to get Paula? Can you help?

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Good morning. Can you help me with this thing? Gabby, this is Phil. Um, Mr. Vander Bes,

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don't worry about breakfast. I'll do that.

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Well, thank you, Gabby. Gabby, I'll call you if I need you.

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She was embarrassed. Not embarrassed. Surprised. Gabby is my

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guardian, my protector. She's much older and wiser than I am, my Gabby. Look at the time. I'm going to be late. Oh,

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don't worry. I can drive you to the shop. No, I don't want you to. Could you get the butter? Well, why shouldn't I take you? Oh,

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there's no need. Well, I can let you off at the corner if you don't want anybody to see us. Why?

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I don't know. I just thought Don't worry. They'll know soon enough and they'll have such fun. Have you

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heard about Paul and her new young man? Oh, she must have such vitality, Paula, and such an appetite for life and young

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men. Does it matter? Not really. All right, then. What time are you

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through? About 6. 6? What am I going to do till 6?

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Oh, how do you know that I'm not busy tonight? That's true. I don't

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Let me do that. I'm not busy tonight.

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Good. Still, what will I do till 6? I don't know. You work. Work?

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Oh, I know what I'll do. I'll wander around Paris thinking of you. And then I'll have lunch alone thinking of you.

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And well, then I'll wait for 6:00 to come. [Music]

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Heat. Heat. [Music]

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[Applause] Heat. [Music]

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Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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[Music]

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Hey, [Music]

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you go ahead. I'll catch up with you. Why? Where are you going? To make a phone call. Sell the portal to

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get us a cab. What's his number? 24. Don't worry, I'll be there.

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Hello. Hello.

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I just got in. I'm at the airport. How are you? Did you have a good trip? I want to see you. Are you free for

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dinner tonight? No. No, I can't have dinner. Well, can you manage lunch?

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Yes. Yes. Yes. Let's have lunch. Where? Where would you like? Oh, it doesn't matter. Place that's not too crowded.

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Fine. All right. I'll meet you there. Do you want me to pick you up? No. No. I'll meet you there.

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All right. Atlant. I