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Sybil Gordon:
The great Harold Abrahams. My brother will be insanely jealous. Harold Abrahams:
So will mine. Sybil Gordon:
You don't look very ruthless. Harold Abrahams:
Should I? Sybil Gordon:
According to my brother. Tim says that's why you always win. - Why running? Harold Abrahams:
Why singing? Sybil Gordon:
My job. No, that's silly. I do it because I love it. Sybil Gordon:
Do you love running? Harold Abrahams:
I'm more of an addict. It's a compulsion, a weapon. Sybil Gordon:
Against what? Harold Abrahams:
Being Jewish, I suppose. Sybil Gordon:
[LAUGHS]
You're not serious? Harold Abrahams:
You're not Jewish, or you wouldn't ask. Sybil Gordon:
Fiddlesticks. People don't care. Anyway, being Jewish hasn't done you any harm. Harold Abrahams:
I'm what I call semi-deprived. Sybil Gordon:
That sounds clever... What does it mean? Harold Abrahams:
It means they lead me to water but they won't let me drink. Sybil Gordon:
You're a funny old stick, Mr. Harold Abrahams. Funny...... but fascinating. Harold Abrahams:
I'll settle for the fascinating. Sybil Gordon:
Life isn't that gloomy, is it? Harold Abrahams:
[SOFTLY]
Not tonight... You're so beautiful. Sybil Gordon:
Like you
The great Harold Abrahams. My brother will be insanely jealous. Harold Abrahams:
So will mine. Sybil Gordon:
You don't look very ruthless. Harold Abrahams:
Should I? Sybil Gordon:
According to my brother. Tim says that's why you always win. - Why running? Harold Abrahams:
Why singing? Sybil Gordon:
My job. No, that's silly. I do it because I love it. Sybil Gordon:
Do you love running? Harold Abrahams:
I'm more of an addict. It's a compulsion, a weapon. Sybil Gordon:
Against what? Harold Abrahams:
Being Jewish, I suppose. Sybil Gordon:
[LAUGHS]
You're not serious? Harold Abrahams:
You're not Jewish, or you wouldn't ask. Sybil Gordon:
Fiddlesticks. People don't care. Anyway, being Jewish hasn't done you any harm. Harold Abrahams:
I'm what I call semi-deprived. Sybil Gordon:
That sounds clever... What does it mean? Harold Abrahams:
It means they lead me to water but they won't let me drink. Sybil Gordon:
You're a funny old stick, Mr. Harold Abrahams. Funny...... but fascinating. Harold Abrahams:
I'll settle for the fascinating. Sybil Gordon:
Life isn't that gloomy, is it? Harold Abrahams:
[SOFTLY]
Not tonight... You're so beautiful. Sybil Gordon:
Like you
Full Transcript
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Harold Harold We're in
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All of us You Henry Andy and me we're all in
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You 100 and 200 Andy 400 and hurdles
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Henry the mile and me the steeplechase
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Paris here we come
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Eric Liddell's picked too
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Rivals under the same flag
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Your chance to get even eh
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Movie Summary
Two British track athletes, one a determined Jew and the other a devout Christian, are driven to win in the 1924 Olympics as they wrestle with issues of pride and conscience.
Actors
Sybil Gordon
Harold Abrahams
