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Five lost years......struggled on Daisy's lips
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The Great Gatsby

Why? Because I've never seensuch beautiful shirts before

Five lost years......struggled on Daisy's lips. But all she could manage was:Why? Because I've never seensuch beautiful shirts before

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Five lost years
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struggled on Daisy's lips
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But all she could manage was
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Why
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Because I've never seen such beautiful shirts before
Available in 9 languages
Duration
20 seconds
Views
45
Timestamp in Movie
01:03:09
Uploaded
Feb 13, 2026
Genres
drama, romance
Production
Warner Bros. Pictures,Village Roadshow Pictures,Bazmark,Red Wagon Entertainment,A&E Television Networks

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Movie Summary

A writer and wall street trader, Nick, finds himself drawn to the past and lifestyle of his millionaire neighbor, Jay Gatsby.
If it wasn't for the mistwe could see the green lightWhat green lightThe one that burns all nightat the end of your dockPossiblyit had occurred to Gatsby thatthe colossal significance of that lighthad vanished foreverNow it was once againjust a green - The Great Gatsby 00:39
If it wasn't for the mistwe could see the green...
What green light? - The Great Gatsby 00:09
What green light?
You saved my letters. - The Great Gatsby 00:23
You saved my letters.
This letter here We can't lose each otherand let all thisglorious loveend in nothing Come homeI'll be here waiting and hopingfor everylong dream of you to come true - The Great Gatsby 00:15
This letter here We can't lose each otherand let all...
- Sir, Slagle's in Detroit. - The Great Gatsby 00:14
- Sir, Slagle's in Detroit.
I said a small town. - The Great Gatsby 00:07
I said a small town.
Listen to me, he's of no use to us if Detroit is his idea......of a small town, you understand? - The Great Gatsby 00:08
Listen to me, he's of no use to us if Detroit is his...
We'll chat later, old sport. - The Great Gatsby 00:07
We'll chat later, old sport.
Klipspringer. - The Great Gatsby 00:06
Klipspringer.
I wish I'd done everything on earth with you. - The Great Gatsby 00:06
I wish I'd done everything on earth with you.
All my lifeI wish it could always be like thisIt will beIf only it had been enough for Gatsbyjust to hold DaisyBut he had a grand vision for his life and Daisy's part in it - The Great Gatsby 00:32
All my lifeI wish it could always be like thisIt will beIf...
Gatsby's real name wasJames GatzHis parents were dirt poor farmers from North DakotaBut he never accepted them as his parents at allIn his own imagination he was a son of Goddestined forfuture glory - The Great Gatsby 00:26
Gatsby's real name wasJames GatzHis parents were dirt...
You know a lot of thesenewly rich people are justfilthy bootleggers Not GatsbyHe's a businessman He owned a lot of drugstoresBusinessman - The Great Gatsby 00:10
You know a lot of thesenewly rich people are justfilthy...
I'd really rather not be the polo player - The Great Gatsby 00:05
I'd really rather not be the polo player
These things excite me so. - The Great Gatsby 00:06
These things excite me so.
I believe we've met before, Mr. - The Great Gatsby 00:24
I believe we've met before, Mr.
Mr. Gatsby, sir. - Mr. Slagle is here. - Not now. Not now. --and Guitars with: "The Foxtrot." - The Great Gatsby 00:12
Mr. Gatsby, sir. - Mr. Slagle is here. - Not now. Not now....
Mr. Buchanan. Would you mind terribly? Of course not. - The Great Gatsby 00:11
Mr. Buchanan. Would you mind terribly? Of course not.
I think I can keep myself amused. - The Great Gatsby 00:09
I think I can keep myself amused.
Another swell party, Jay. - The Great Gatsby 00:27
Another swell party, Jay.