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Don't you remember, every shop girl
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The Chaperone

Don't you remember,every shop girl, every office worker,they all copied you

Don't you remember,
every shop girl, every office worker,
they all copied you

Full Transcript

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Don't you remember, every shop girl,
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every office worker, they all copied you.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
36
Timestamp in Movie
01:35:27
Uploaded
Jun 17, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Fibonacci Films,Anonymous Content,39 Steps

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Movie Summary

In the early 1920s, a Kansas woman finds her life forever changed when she accompanies a young dancer on her fame-seeking journey to New York City.
You made them feel free. - The Chaperone 00:04
You made them feel free.
You changed things, Louise. You did. - The Chaperone 00:05
You changed things, Louise. You did.
I stopped making films because I hated hollywood, - The Chaperone 00:06
I stopped making films because I hated hollywood,
Because I've reached the end of the road. - The Chaperone 00:05
Because I've reached the end of the road.
I knew you'd given up. That's why I've come. - The Chaperone 00:04
I knew you'd given up. That's why I've come.
"Horse feathers." - The Chaperone 00:07
"Horse feathers."
Are you a homing pigeon for misery? Just get on a train and go. - The Chaperone 00:06
Are you a homing pigeon for misery? Just get on a train and ...
I am all used up, Norma. I'm not even me anymore. - The Chaperone 00:05
I am all used up, Norma. I'm not even me anymore.
But I know you, Louise, or I knew you then, - The Chaperone 00:09
But I know you, Louise, or I knew you then,
I am certain there's still quite a bit of you left. - The Chaperone 00:04
I am certain there's still quite a bit of you left.
Now, I'm going to give you... - The Chaperone 00:05
Now, I'm going to give you...
I owe you a lot more than a hundred dollars. - The Chaperone 00:04
I owe you a lot more than a hundred dollars.
Go down to the train station - The Chaperone 00:06
Go down to the train station
When you took off your corset that day, - The Chaperone 00:06
When you took off your corset that day,
Do you think you had too much on your plate, - The Chaperone 00:06
Do you think you had too much on your plate,
I had enough on my plate, - The Chaperone 00:06
I had enough on my plate,
Oh, maybe we should pick up some butter - The Chaperone 00:06
Oh, maybe we should pick up some butter