And I felt, I could recongnizemyself in that boy. It was the relationship betweenRipley...
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And I felt, I could recongnize
myself in that boy. It was the relationship between
Ripley and that young boy. It felt it was different to the usual Ripley.
He had this sweet side. He didn't have Ripley's Cynicism.
He's a bit "melted down". (birds chirping) And she decided to dedicate the famous
The Boy That Follows Ripley" to me. She sent me this letter to ask me
what dedication I'd accept. And, of course, I accepted
"To Monique Buffet". (water lapping)
myself in that boy. It was the relationship between
Ripley and that young boy. It felt it was different to the usual Ripley.
He had this sweet side. He didn't have Ripley's Cynicism.
He's a bit "melted down". (birds chirping) And she decided to dedicate the famous
The Boy That Follows Ripley" to me. She sent me this letter to ask me
what dedication I'd accept. And, of course, I accepted
"To Monique Buffet". (water lapping)
Full Transcript
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And I felt, I could recongnize
myself in that boy.
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It was the relationship between
Ripley and that young boy.
00:00:11.038 --> 00:00:16.046
It felt it was different to the usual Ripley.
He had this sweet side.
00:00:16.049 --> 00:00:21.034
He didn't have Ripley's Cynicism.
He's a bit "melted down".
00:00:21.898 --> 00:00:24.298
(birds chirping)
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And she decided to dedicate the famous
The Boy That Follows Ripley" to me.
00:00:30.024 --> 00:00:36.033
She sent me this letter to ask me
what dedication I'd accept.
00:00:38.048 --> 00:00:44.065
And, of course, I accepted
"To Monique Buffet".
00:00:45.458 --> 00:00:48.999
(water lapping)
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Movie Summary
Based on Patricia Highsmith's personal writings and accounts of her family and lovers, the film casts new light on the famous thriller writer's life and oeuvre, permeated by themes of love and its defining influence on identity.
