Ho, ho! These two have empty holes in their heads!
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Miguel de Cervantes:
We are to appear before the Inquisition. The Governor:
Heresy? Miguel de Cervantes:
No, not exactly. You see, we were presenting an entertainment. The Governor:
An entertainment? How does an entertainment get into trouble with the Inquisition? Cervantes' Manservant:
Perhaps they found an entertainment is not always what it seems. The Governor:
[to the Manservant]
But why are YOU here? Cervantes' Manservant:
Somebody has to stage-manage the stage. The Governor:
Ho, ho! These two have empty holes in their heads!
We are to appear before the Inquisition. The Governor:
Heresy? Miguel de Cervantes:
No, not exactly. You see, we were presenting an entertainment. The Governor:
An entertainment? How does an entertainment get into trouble with the Inquisition? Cervantes' Manservant:
Perhaps they found an entertainment is not always what it seems. The Governor:
[to the Manservant]
But why are YOU here? Cervantes' Manservant:
Somebody has to stage-manage the stage. The Governor:
Ho, ho! These two have empty holes in their heads!
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We are to appear before the Inquisition
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Heresy
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No not exactly
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You see we were presenting an entertainment
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An entertainment
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How does an entertainment get into trouble
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with the Inquisition
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Perhaps they found an entertainment
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is not always what it seems
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Why are you here
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Somebody has to stage manage the stage
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These two have empty holes in their heads
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Movie Summary
The funny story of mad but kind and chivalrous elderly nobleman Don Quixote who, aided by his squire Sancho Panza, fights windmills that are seen as dragons to save prostitute Dulcinea who is seen as a noblewoman.
