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It's A Wonderful LifeEnd of last part: GEORGE: . . . in my book, Mr.
Potter, [my father] died POTTER: I'm not interested in your
book, George. I'm talking about GEORGE: You're talking about something you can't control and
you just can't accept that -- that's what you're really talking about.
Well, this town needs this institution, if only to have some place where
people can borrow Act 1 - Part 3 [SOUND: DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES] TILLY: What happened, George?
EUSTACE: Yeah, all we heard was UNCLE BILLY: You should have heard George! GEORGE: Yeah, they're in there voting us out of business. TILLY: Well, who cares? I can get another job. I'm only forty-one. EUSTACE: Forty-five. UNCLE BILLY: Will you get out of here, George, you missed your boat trip. Do you wanna miss college, too? [SOUND: DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES, DIRECTORS TALK DR. CAMPBELL: George! We just voted against Potter! We're still in business! UNCLE BILLY: Wonderful! We're still in business! We're still in business! DR. CAMPBELL: But there's one condition, George. They've appointed you to take your father's place. GEORGE: Appointed me?! But I'm going to college. Look, this is my last
chance!
Uncle Billy is DR. CAMPBELL: George, you've got to take it, they'll vote with Potter otherwise. They said so, they even...
CLARENCE: I know. George Bailey didn't go to college. JOSEPH: That's right, Clarence. He gave his college money to his brother Harry. Harry went instead. CLARENCE: But what happened to that good-looking girl? You know, Mary? JOSEPH: Oh, George saw her now and then. Not very often, though, because
Mary
went away to school, too. Anyway, George waited four years more for Harry
to
come back and take over
[SOUND: PORCH DOOR CLOSES] MRS. BAILEY: George? GEORGE: Yeah, I'm out here on MRS. BAILEY: Well, how - how do you like your new sister-in-law, Ruth? GEORGE: Aw, she's swell. MRS. BAILEY: It looks like she can keep Harry on working hard. GEORGE: Yeah. Yeah and keep him out of Bedford Falls, anyway. MRS. BAILEY: What do you mean? GEORGE: Well, Ruth's father... he's got MRS. BAILEY: Buffalo? Well, that means you-- GEORGE: Yeah. MRS. BAILEY: You can't-- GEORGE: Yeah. MRS. BAILEY: George, uh, did you know Mary Hatch is back from school? GEORGE: Hm? Yeah, yeah. MRS. BAILEY: Nice girl, Mary.
GEORGE: Mm, uh, hmmm, ahhh... MRS. BAILEY: Oh, stop making noises! GEORGE: Well... MRS. BAILEY: Give me one good reason why you shouldn't go and see Mary. GEORGE: Well, Sam Wainwright. Sam really likes Mary. MRS. BAILEY: Well, she doesn't really like him. GEORGE: Well, now, how do you know that? Did she discuss it with you? How do you--? MRS. BAILEY: Besides, Sam's away in New York. GEORGE: Oh. And all's fair in love
and war, huh? Okay, Mother, I think I'll go out and find that girl and
do MRS. BAILEY: Oh! George, be serious! GEORGE: See ya later, mom. By the way,
do you want any books at MRS. BAILEY: Library?! George! George, you go and see Mary. Do you hear me?! [IT IS NIGHT AND MARY: George? Is that you out there? GEORGE: Uh, oh, hello, Mary. MARY: Well, are you coming in ? GEORGE: I just happened to be going past here and-- MARY: Oh. I thought you were just walking back and forth in front of my house for no reason. Have you made up your mind?
GEORGE: What? MARY: Have you made up your mind? GEORGE: About what? MARY: About coming in . Your mother just phoned. She said you were coming over. GEORGE: My mother--? Just phoned--? What's she mean, coming--? I just happened to be passing by, that's all! I didn't-- MARY: Well? GEORGE: Well, all right, I'll come in for
MARY: Tuesday. GEORGE: Ah. Where'd you get that dress? MARY: Do you like it? GEORGE: Well, it's all right. MARY: Well, no point to stand here on [SOUND: DOOR CLOSES] GEORGE: I still can't understand it. I didn't tell anybody I was coming here, you know. MARY: Would you rather leave? GEORGE: Well, no, I don't wanna be rude. I'll sit down for MARY: It's nice about your brother and Ruth, isn't it? GEORGE: Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's all right. MARY: Don't you like her? GEORGE: Well, of course I like her. She's MARY: Oh, it's just marriage in general you're not enthusiastic about, hm? GEORGE: No, no. Marriage is all right
for
MARY: For Sam--? MRS. HATCH: (voice comes from another room) Mary?! MARY: (yells) It's George Bailey, Mother! MRS. HATCH: What does he want?! MARY: (yells) I don't know! (to George) What do you want? GEORGE: Me? Not MARY: (yells) He's trying to make me fall in love with him, Mother! MRS. HATCH: You just tell him to go right back home. Sam said he'd call you tonight from New York, didn't he? MARY: (yells) I guess so! (to George) How about some music? [MARY PUTS ON GEORGE: (unhappy) You know, your mother doesn't need to... You know, I didn't come here to-- MARY: What did you come here for, then? GEORGE: (annoyed) I don't know! You tell me! You're supposed to be the one who has
all MARY: (shouts) Why don't you go home?!
GEORGE: That's where I'm going. I don't know why I came here in MARY: Good night! Watch a video clip from
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