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The Age of Innocence

I wish I didn't have to leave. I shall see you very soon, I hope. Fine. I'll see you out....

I wish I didn't have to leave. I shall see you very soon, I hope. Fine. I'll see you out. When can I see you?

Full Transcript

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I wish I didn't have to leave.
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I shall see you very soon, I hope.
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Fine.
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I'll see you out.
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When can I see you?
Duration
14 seconds
Views
143
Timestamp in Movie
01:00:18
Uploaded
Jan 11, 2025
Genres
drama, romance
Production
Columbia Pictures,Cappa/De Fina Productions

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Movie Summary

A tale of nineteenth-century New York high society in which a young lawyer falls in love with a woman separated from her husband, while he is engaged to the woman's cousin.
I must go where I'm invited or I should be too lonely - The Age of Innocence 00:08
I must go where I'm invited or I should be too lonely
Don't make love to me - The Age of Innocence 00:05
Don't make love to me
Ellen. - The Age of Innocence 00:23
Ellen.
Nothing's done that can't be undone - The Age of Innocence 00:22
Nothing's done that can't be undone
They never knew what it meant to be tempted - The Age of Innocence 00:20
They never knew what it meant to be tempted
You couldn't be happy if it meant being cruel - The Age of Innocence 00:24
You couldn't be happy if it meant being cruel
"Ellen, Granny's telegram was successful. - The Age of Innocence 00:15
"Ellen, Granny's telegram was successful.
In Paris, she ordered her clothes. - The Age of Innocence 00:10
In Paris, she ordered her clothes.
As for the madness with Madame Olenska - The Age of Innocence 00:24
As for the madness with Madame Olenska
I gave up arguing with young people 50 years ago - The Age of Innocence 00:09
I gave up arguing with young people 50 years ago
The past had come again into the present - The Age of Innocence 00:26
The past had come again into the present
He gave himself a single chance. - The Age of Innocence 00:12
He gave himself a single chance.
Ellen. - The Age of Innocence 00:07
Ellen.
You have been a way a very long time - The Age of Innocence 00:15
You have been a way a very long time
I'll have to leave a note at the hotel. - The Age of Innocence 00:31
I'll have to leave a note at the hotel.
Isn't that why you always admire Julius Beaufort - The Age of Innocence 00:24
Isn't that why you always admire Julius Beaufort
I married one woman because another told me to - The Age of Innocence 00:07
I married one woman because another told me to
You gave me my first glimpse of a real life - The Age of Innocence 00:24
You gave me my first glimpse of a real life
He would see her again. - The Age of Innocence 00:17
He would see her again.
Evening, sir. - The Age of Innocence 00:09
Evening, sir.