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We'll have to tell Mr Greenleaf how far his dollar stretched
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The Talented Mr Ripley

We'll have to tell Mr Greenleafhow far his dollar stretched

We'll have to tell Mr Greenleafhow far his dollar stretched

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We'll have to tell Mr Greenleaf how far his dollar stretched
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7 seconds
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142
Timestamp in Movie
01:49:38
Uploaded
Mar 13, 2026
Genres
crime, drama, thriller
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Movie Summary

In late 1950s New York, a young underachiever named Tom Ripley is sent to Italy to retrieve Dickie Greenleaf, a rich and spoiled millionaire playboy. But when the errand fails, Ripley takes extreme measures.
What's funny? - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:20
What's funny?
I'd like to talk to Tom alone. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:16
I'd like to talk to Tom alone.
What a waste of lives... - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:09
What a waste of lives...
I've never been happier - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:23
I've never been happier
I feel guilty I feel like I pushed him awayI feel like I spoke and he heard youWell Clears throatIf we all pushed him away what about him pushing us awayYou've been a great friend to my sonEverything is someone else's faultWe all want to sow wild oats - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:21
I feel guilty I feel like I pushed him awayI feel like I...
You know people always say that you can't choose your parentsbut you can't choose your children - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:13
You know people always say that you can't choose your...
But you can't choose your children. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:49
But you can't choose your children.
Uh-oh. - I think I've broken a strap. - Not guilty. - I'll fix some drinks. - Ah! - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:29
Uh-oh. - I think I've broken a strap. - Not guilty. -...
- - Tom? Marge, I'm in the bath. I won't be long. Tom, I have to speak to you. It's urgent. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:11
- - Tom? Marge, I'm in the bath. I won't be long....
- I found Dickie's rings. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:08
- I found Dickie's rings.
I can explain. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:29
I can explain.
That scent you're wearing - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:52
That scent you're wearing
That scent you're wearingI bought that for youThe thing about DickieSo many thingsThat day when he was late coming back from RomeI tried to tell you thisHe was with another girl I'm not talking about Meredith eitherAnother girl that we met in a barHe - The Talented Mr Ripley 01:25
That scent you're wearingI bought that for youThe thing...
And today - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:37
And today
And that's the irony MargeI loved youYou may as well know Marge I loved youI don't know maybe it's grotesque of me to say this nowso just write it on a piece of paper or somethingand put it in your purse for a rainy dayTom loves me Tom loves me - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:21
And that's the irony MargeI loved youYou may as well...
I feel as if you haven't been listening to anything I've been saying to youI don't believe you I don't believe youIt's all true I don't believea single word you've saidYou're shivering Marge Look at youMarge can I hold youWill you let me hold you - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:24
I feel as if you haven't been listening to anything...
I could probably see my room from hereI can see my houseWhen you see where you live from a distance it's like a dream isn't itI don't care for BSI don't care to hear it I don't care to speak it - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:18
I could probably see my room from hereI can see my houseWhen...
I don't care for BSI don't care to hear it I don't care to speak it - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:07
I don't care for BSI don't care to hear it I...
You see in Americawe are taught to check a fact before it becomes a fact - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:09
You see in Americawe are taught to check a fact before it...
- Thank you so much, Tom. - The Talented Mr Ripley 00:06
- Thank you so much, Tom.