Beautiful. I recognize the theme that Wagner borrowed - stole. He was welcome to it. I...
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Cosima: Beautiful. I recognize the theme that Wagner borrowed - stole.
Liszt: He was welcome to it. I had plenty more. I didn't mind him taking it. It was what he did with it was horrible.
Princess Carolyn: Let's face it. We were all pretty horrible - and selfish.
Marie d'Agoult: The bad is dead and buried. The best of us lives on, enshrined in his music. And that's for everyone to share.
Lola Montez: Forever.
Cosima: Forever
Liszt: He was welcome to it. I had plenty more. I didn't mind him taking it. It was what he did with it was horrible.
Princess Carolyn: Let's face it. We were all pretty horrible - and selfish.
Marie d'Agoult: The bad is dead and buried. The best of us lives on, enshrined in his music. And that's for everyone to share.
Lola Montez: Forever.
Cosima: Forever
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I recognize the theme that Wagner borrowed
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Stole
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He was welcome to it
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I have plenty more
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I didn't mind him taking it
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It was what he did with it that was horrible
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Let's face it
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We were all pretty horrible
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and selfish
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The bad is dead and buried
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The best of us lives on
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enshrined in his music
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And that's for everyone to share
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Forever
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Forever
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Forever
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Movie Summary
Composer and pianist Franz Liszt (Roger Daltrey) attempts to overcome his hedonistic life-style while repeatedly being drawn back into it by the many women in his life and fellow composer Richard Wagner (Paul Nicholas).
