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1776

Yes, John, we know what you mean

1776 • 1972
Martha Jefferson:

I beg your pardon, gentlemen. My husband is not yet up. It is indeed an honor to meet the two greatest men in America. Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
Certainly the greatest within earshot, anyway. Martha Jefferson:
I'm not an idle flatterer, Dr. Franklin. My husband admires you both greatly. John Adams:
Uh, did you sleep well, madam? Martha Jefferson:
Hmm? John Adams:
Oh, uh... well, I mean, Uh, did you lie comfortably? Damn it, you know what I mean. Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
Yes, John, we know what you mean

Full Transcript

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I beg your pardon gentlemen
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It is indeed an honor to meet the two greatest men in America
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Certainly the greatest within earshot anyway
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I'm not an idle flatterer Dr Franklin
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My husband admires you both greatly
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Then we are doubly flattered
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for we admire very much that what your husband admires
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Did you sleep well madam
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Well I mean did you lie
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Damn it you know what I mean
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Yes John we know what you mean
Duration
38 seconds
Views
675
Timestamp in Movie
01:22:24
Uploaded
Dec 05, 2022
Genres
drama, family, history
Production
Columbia Pictures,Jack L. Warner Productions

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Movie Summary

A musical retelling of the American Revolution's political struggle in the Continental Congress to declare independence.

Actors

Blythe Danner
Martha Jefferson
Blythe Danner
Howard Da Silva
Dr. Benjamin Franklin
Howard Da Silva
William Daniels
John Adams
William Daniels
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