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It's A Wonderful LifeEnd of last part: GEORGE: Now, please! Now, now, please, folks! Now, just CHARLIE: Tell us about our money, George? Where's our money? GEORGE: Now, please! Now, wait PEOPLE IN Act 2 - Part 1 continued GEORGE: Wait
CHARLIE: I got two hundred and forty dollars in shares. Now lemme have it! GEORGE: All right, all right, Charlie. Now, you'll get your money in sixty days. CHARLIE: Sixty days?! GEORGE: Well, now, look, that's what you - that's what you agreed on when you bought your shares. RANDALL: I got my money! PEOPLE IN RANDALL: Old Man Potter has taken over CHARLIE: (to crowd) Then let's take our shares to Potter! Half is better than nothing! GEORGE: Wait MRS. THOMPSON: My husband's out of work. We need money. ANGRY MAN: I have doctor bills to pay! WORRIED WOMAN: I can't feed my kids on faith! PEOPLE IN MARY: How much do you need? We've still got some money! GEORGE: Hey, Mary! MARY: Here is our money, George! You told me to take care of
it. It would have paid for
GEORGE: Hey, now, wait CHARLIE: Two hundred and forty dollars. GEORGE: Please, Charlie, now, listen -- just enough to tide you over! CHARLIE: I said, two hundred and forty dollars! GEORGE: Okay, okay. Uncle Billy give Charlie two hundred and forty dollars. All right, Ed, now, how much just to get by? ED: Twenty dollars, I suppose. GEORGE: Now you're talking! Mrs. Thompson, how about you? MRS. THOMPSON: Twenty dollars will do me. GEORGE: Good, good, twenty dollars. All right, all right, who's next? [HOURS LATER] UNCLE BILLY: Look at
GEORGE: (counts) Five seconds... four seconds... three... two... one... Six o'clock, we made it! Lock that door, quick! [SOUND: DOOR SLAMS SHUT ... PHONE RINGS] GEORGE: Boy! We're still in business, Uncle Billy! We even got two bucks left! TILLY: George, there's GEORGE: I don't want Mrs. Bailey, I want my wife. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs.
Bail--
Tha-- That's my wife! Give me JOSEPH: Clarence? Guess what Three-twenty-three Sycamore was? CLARENCE: His mother-in-law's house, huh? JOSEPH: Oh, no. Number Three-twenty-three Sycamore was
JOSEPH: That's where they started their home. They were still living there two years later when old man Potter asked George to stop over at his office... POTTER: Sit down, George, sit down. Uh, have GEORGE: Well! Thank you, sir, but no thank you. POTTER: Now, George, you're GEORGE: Forty-five.
POTTER: Forty-five. Now, if you were some ordinary man, I'd say you
were
doing fine. But George Bailey is intelligent, ambitious. He hates GEORGE: Well, what's your point, Mr. Potter? POTTER: My point is that you're GEORGE: Twenty thou--? Twenty thousand dollars POTTER: Yes, George Bailey. Whose has been offered GEORGE: Well, but - but - what about POTTER: (angry) What is wrong with you! I'm offering you GEORGE: No! No!
MARY: George, what did Mr. Potter want? GEORGE: (tired) Oh, it was nothing. He just-- talk, talk, I don't know,
it was
nothing ... Aw, Mary... Mary Hatch... Mary, why in MARY: (chuckles) To keep from being an
GEORGE: I was gonna see MARY: So do I. Mornings especially. GEORGE: You could have married Sam Wainwright, anybody else in town. MARY: I didn't want to marry anybody else in town. I want my baby to look like you. GEORGE: You didn't even have MARY: My baby. GEORGE: Your--? You mean-- Hey-- Mary-- Mary, you mean you're
going to have
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