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The story takes place in 1938, but all the women's hairstyles, particularly those of Elaine May and [...]	D
David admires a poster for the movie Orizzonte perduto, which was released in late Thirties when sto [...]	D
Although set in 1938, the woman on the train is reading the June 3, 1939 edition of Collier's magazi [...]	D
David, who recites lines solely from movies, recites one from Gunga Din, which was released in 1939. [...]	D
In the story David talks about calling up Jean Harlow up for a date. But, the story takes place in 1 [...]	D
After the first rehearsal at the theater as David leaves with his girlfriend, they pass a poster on [...]	D
At the beginning of the film there is a cropped image of Tyrone Power on the cover of the January 19 [...]	D
When David begins to disassemble the machine in Mr. Foreman's machine shop, he places the parts in a [...]	D

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Morris Kolowitz: A full dress suit? And a top hat? [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: Laura's a nice kid, right? I coul [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Angela, your cute one stinks.	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Damn it! Can't you talk like [...]	D
Mr. Foreman: [on the phone] Who? Wanda? What kind [...]	D
Mr. Foreman: David, what you do after work is your [...]	D
David Kolowitz: You know, Wanda, you're beginning [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: What's the point that's so import [...]	D
[repeated line - singing] Mr. Foreman: It's up to [...]	D
Mr. Foreman: David, you mixed up with an Italian g [...]	D
Mr. Foreman: I'll tell you why I called. Because, [...]	D
Miss Laura B: I thought you were the type of perso [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Because you have shown such m [...]	D
Wanda: Do you have a big part? David Kolowitz: We [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: You're a gentlemen, not a kan [...]	D
Morris Kolowitz: What's so terrible about acting? [...]	D
Angela Marlowe: There's only one real way to expre [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Read the part of Jeff Hemming [...]	D
David Kolowitz: [voice-over, imagining he's Ronald [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: Listen, don't get any stains on t [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: We're going to put you on a s [...]	D
Angela Marlowe: Should you be drinking? Harrison [...]	D
Wanda: What did she mean by that? David Kolowitz: [...]	D
David Kolowitz: I know I wasn't very good. Harris [...]	D
Angela Marlowe: So, you want to be an actor. Why? [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Thank God I'm an alcoholic.	D
Angela Marlowe: I'm sure that this isn't your firs [...]	D
[repeated line] Mr. Foreman: Get a receipt.	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: The only way to learn to act [...]	D
Wanda: She seems to know you very well. David Kol [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: What's this naughty boy stuff? Wh [...]	D
Morris Kolowitz: He felt bad, Emma. Emma Kolowitz [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: Now, I'm engaged. I mean, here I [...]	D
David Kolowitz: I was at night school, I told you. [...]	D
Miss Laura B: You said you had rehearsal today, yo [...]	D
Emma Kolowitz: First acting, then whiskey, now lip [...]	D
Angela Marlowe: What happened to Barry Holloway? [...]	D
Harrison B. Marlowe: Young man, let the lady have [...]	D
David Kolowitz: I can't let you go home alone. Esp [...]	D
David Kolowitz: If I had my choice between - betwe [...]	D
Harry Hamburger: You know, kid, for you're age, yo [...]	D
David Kolowitz: Boy was I rotten. Angela Marlowe: [...]	D

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