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Dead Poets Society

I hated it. The saxophone. The saxophone is more sonorous

Richard Cameron:
I love the clarinet.Charlie Dalton:I hated it. The saxophone. The saxophone is more sonorous

Full Transcript

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I love the clarinet I hated it
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The saxophone
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The saxophone is more sonorous
Available in 9 languages
Duration
11 seconds
Views
695
Timestamp in Movie
01:00:56
Uploaded
Feb 07, 2026
Genres
comedy, drama
Production
A Steven Haft Production,Witt/Thomas Productions

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Movie Summary

Maverick teacher John Keating uses poetry to embolden his boarding school students to new heights of self-expression.

Actors

Dylan Kussman
Richard Cameron
Dylan Kussman
Gale Hansen
Charlie Dalton
Gale Hansen
Hello? She's gonna hate me. The Danburrys will hate me. My parents will kill me. - Dead Poets Society 00:14
Hello? She's gonna hate me. The Danburrys will hate me....
All right, goddamn it. - Dead Poets Society 00:11
All right, goddamn it.
The point Charlieis uhYeah that she was thinking about meI've only met her once and already she's thinking about me - Dead Poets Society 00:19
The point Charlieis uhYeah that she was thinking about...
Oh. Don't forget you have a lunch date tomorrow with Donald Kimball at Smith and Wolenski's. - Dead Poets Society 00:13
Oh. Don't forget you have a lunch date tomorrow with Do...
Now we all have a great need for acceptanceBut you must trust that your beliefs are unique your ownEven though others may think them odd or unpopularEven though the herd may go That's baa dRobert Frost said Two roads diverged in a wood and II took the one - Dead Poets Society 00:22
Now we all have a great need for acceptanceBut you must...
Exercising the right not to walk - Dead Poets Society 00:04
Exercising the right not to walk
Todd? - Hey. - Hey. - What's going on? - Nothing. - Today's my birthday. - Is today your birthday? - Happy birthday. - Thanks. - What'd you get? - My parents gave me this. - Dead Poets Society 00:38
Todd? - Hey. - Hey. - What's going on? - Nothing. -...
Hey HeyWhat's going on NothingToday's my birthday Is today your birthdayHappy birthday ThanksWhat'd you get My parents gave me thisIsn't this the same deskYeah they gave me the same thing as last yearOh OhMaybe they thought you needed another oneMaybe - Dead Poets Society 01:46
Hey HeyWhat's going on NothingToday's my birthday...
Christie. Christie. - Dead Poets Society 00:19
Christie. Christie.
Nothing like last time. Promise. - Dead Poets Society 00:25
Nothing like last time. Promise.
Uh-uh. Half now, half later. - Dead Poets Society 00:06
Uh-uh. Half now, half later.
Okay, your name is Christie. - Dead Poets Society 00:16
Okay, your name is Christie.
Hello? Hello, Chris? - Dead Poets Society 00:06
Hello? Hello, Chris?
- Knox. - Hi. - Dead Poets Society 00:17
- Knox. - Hi.
Hey, you Mutt Sanders' brother? - Dead Poets Society 00:28
Hey, you Mutt Sanders' brother?
Now, how the hell is old Mutt anyway? - Dead Poets Society 00:16
Now, how the hell is old Mutt anyway?
Well, listen, I gotta go find Patsy. - Dead Poets Society 00:37
Well, listen, I gotta go find Patsy.
She walks in beauty like the night She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies All that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes; That's beautiful. - Dead Poets Society 00:26
She walks in beauty like the night She walks in beauty like...
What, you don't remember? - Dead Poets Society 00:43
What, you don't remember?
Next time I see you you die - Dead Poets Society 00:04
Next time I see you you die