The French Dispatch (2021) Subtitles

At 00:01:03,804, Character said: www.titlovi.com

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At 00:01:10,804, Character said: It began as a holiday.

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At 00:01:17,102, Character said: Arthur Howitzer Junior,
college freshman...

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At 00:01:19,604, Character said: eager to escape a bright future
on the Great Plains...

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At 00:01:22,440, Character said: convinced his father, proprietor
of the Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun...

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At 00:01:26,152, Character said: to fund his transatlantic passage
as an educational opportunity...

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At 00:01:29,906, Character said: to learn the family business...

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At 00:01:31,533, Character said: through the production of a series of
travelogue columns...

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At 00:01:34,286, Character said: to be published for local readers
in the Sunday Picnic magazine.

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At 00:01:50,760, Character said: Over the next ten years,
he assembled a team...

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At 00:01:53,430, Character said: of the best expatriate journalists
of his time...

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At 00:01:55,974, Character said: and transformed
Picnic into The French Dispatch...

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At 00:02:00,478, Character said: a factual weekly report
on the subjects of world politics...

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At 00:02:04,566, Character said: the arts, high and low, fashion,
fancy cuisine, fine drink...

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At 00:02:08,944, Character said: and diverse stories of
human interests set in faraway quartiers.

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At 00:02:15,201, Character said: He brought the world to Kansas.

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At 00:02:22,417, Character said: His writers line the spines
of every good American library.

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At 00:02:27,672, Character said: {\an8} Berensen...

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At 00:02:30,008, Character said: Sazerac...

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At 00:02:32,594, Character said: Krementz...

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At 00:02:35,472, Character said: Roebuck Wright.

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At 00:02:38,308, Character said: One reporter known
as the best living writer...

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At 00:02:40,393, Character said: in quality of sentences per minute.

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At 00:02:43,521, Character said: One who never completed
a single article...

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At 00:02:45,607, Character said: but haunted the halls
cheerily for three decades.

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At 00:02:49,486, Character said: One privately blind writer who wrote
keenly through the eyes of others.

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At 00:02:54,908, Character said: The uncontested crackerjack
of grammatical expertise.

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At 00:03:00,538, Character said: Cover illustrations by Hermès Jones.

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At 00:03:03,833, Character said: Famously gracious with his writers...

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At 00:03:05,919, Character said: Arthur Junior was less courteous
with the rest of the magazine's staff.

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At 00:03:09,673, Character said: Oh, no, what's that?

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At 00:03:11,591, Character said: I need a turkey.

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At 00:03:13,176, Character said: Stuffed and roasted on a table
with all the trimmings and pilgrims!

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At 00:03:16,304, Character said: His fiscal management system
was convoluted but functional.

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At 00:03:19,641, Character said: Give her 150 francs a week
for the next 15 years...

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At 00:03:22,560, Character said: against five American cents per word,
minus expenses.

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At 00:03:25,563, Character said: His most repeated literary advice,
perhaps apocryphal, was simply this...

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At 00:03:29,651, Character said: Just try to make it sound
like you wrote it that way on purpose.

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At 00:03:33,363, Character said: His return to Liberty comes precisely
50 years after his departure,

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At 00:03:37,576, Character said: {\an8} on the occasion of his funeral...

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At 00:03:39,786, Character said: {\an8} by which time the magazine's
circulation exceeds...

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At 00:03:41,997, Character said: {\an8} half a million subscribers
in 50 countries.

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At 00:03:45,417, Character said: {\an8} A willow hamper containing umpteen pins,
plaques, and official citations...

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At 00:03:49,546, Character said: of the highest order
is buried at his side,

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At 00:03:52,048, Character said: along with an Andretti Ribbon-mate...

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At 00:03:53,758, Character said: and a ream of triple bond,
Egyptian cotton typing stock.

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At 00:04:01,308, Character said: He received an Editor's burial.

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At 00:04:06,646, Character said: In his will, he stipulated that...

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At 00:04:08,857, Character said: immediately upon his death, quote...

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At 00:04:11,693, Character said: The presses
will be dismantled and liquefied.

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At 00:04:14,404, Character said: The editorial offices will be vacated
and sold.

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At 00:04:17,114, Character said: The staff will be paid ample bonuses
and released from their contracts...

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At 00:04:20,452, Character said: and the publication of the magazine
will permanently cease.

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At 00:04:24,247, Character said: Thus...

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At 00:04:25,707, Character said: the publisher's obituary will also serve
as that of this publication.

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At 00:04:31,129, Character said: All home delivery readers will, of course,
be refunded, pro rata...

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At 00:04:34,341, Character said: for the unfulfilled portion of
their subscriptions.

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At 00:04:39,846, Character said: His epitaph will be taken verbatim
from the stenciled shingle...

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At 00:04:42,974, Character said: fixed above the door of his inner office.

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At 00:04:45,393, Character said: Berensen's article.
The Concrete Masterpiece.

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At 00:04:47,270, Character said: Three dangling participles,
two split infinitives...

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At 00:04:49,105, Character said: and nine spelling errors
in the first sentence alone.

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At 00:04:51,149, Character said: Some of those are intentional.

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At 00:04:53,902, Character said: The Krementz story,
Revisions to a Manifesto.

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At 00:04:56,112, Character said: We asked for 2,500 words,
and she came in at 14,000...

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At 00:04:58,907, Character said: plus footnotes, endnotes,
a glossary, and two epilogues.

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At 00:05:01,284, Character said: It's one of her best.

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At 00:05:04,246, Character said: -Sazerac?
-Impossible to fact-check.

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At 00:05:06,289, Character said: He changes all the names and only writes
about hobos, pimps, and junkies.

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At 00:05:09,417, Character said: These are his people.

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At 00:05:12,295, Character said: How about Roebuck Wright?

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At 00:05:13,463, Character said: His door's locked,
but I could hear the keys clacking.

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At 00:05:15,548, Character said: Don't rush him.

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At 00:05:17,634, Character said: The question is, who gets killed?

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At 00:05:19,052, Character said: There's one piece too many
even if we print another double-issue...

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At 00:05:21,388, Character said: which we can't afford
under any circumstances.

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At 00:05:25,892, Character said: A message from the foreman.
One hour to press.

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At 00:05:29,646, Character said: You're fired.

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At 00:05:31,856, Character said: Really?

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At 00:05:33,525, Character said: Don't cry in my office.

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At 00:05:42,867, Character said: Shrink the masthead, cut some ads,
and tell the foreman to buy more paper.

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At 00:05:46,705, Character said: I'm not killing anybody.

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At 00:05:50,208, Character said: Good writers. He coddled them.

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At 00:05:52,669, Character said: He coaxed them.
He ferociously protected them.

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At 00:05:56,172, Character said: What do you think?

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At 00:05:57,632, Character said: For myself?

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At 00:05:59,634, Character said: I would start with Mr. Sazerac.

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At 00:06:02,304, Character said: These were his people.

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At 00:06:21,948, Character said: Ennui rises suddenly on a Monday.

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At 00:06:51,519, Character said: Through the time machine
of poetic license...

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At 00:06:53,939, Character said: let us take a sight-seeing tour.

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At 00:06:55,857, Character said: A day in Ennui over
the course of 250 years.

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At 00:07:00,028, Character said: The great city began as a cluster
of tradesman's villages.

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At 00:07:03,949, Character said: Only the names remain unchanged.

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At 00:07:06,785, Character said: {\an8} The Bootblack District.

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At 00:07:11,873, Character said: {\an8} The Bricklayer's Quarter.

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At 00:07:16,795, Character said: {\an8} The Butcher's Arcade.

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At 00:07:21,800, Character said: {\an8} Pick-pocket Cul-de-Sac.

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At 00:07:27,138, Character said: {\an8}On this site, a fabled market...

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At 00:07:29,224, Character said: {\an8}vending all forms of
victuals and comestibles...

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At 00:07:32,102, Character said: {\an8}under a single vast,
glass-and-cast-iron canopy...

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At 00:07:36,189, Character said: {\an8}later demolished, as you can see...

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At 00:07:38,441, Character said: in favor of a multi-level shopping center
and parking structure.

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At 00:07:43,613, Character said: Like every living city...

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At 00:07:45,198, Character said: Ennui supports a menagerie
of vermin and scavengers.

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At 00:07:50,912, Character said: The rats which colonized
its subterranean railroad.

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At 00:07:55,041, Character said: The cats
which colonized its slanty rooftops.

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At 00:07:59,713, Character said: The anguillettes which colonized
its shallow drainage canals.

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At 00:08:05,468, Character said: After receiving the Host,
marauding choirboys...

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At 00:08:08,346, Character said: half-drunk on the Blood of Christ,
stalk unwary pensioners...

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At 00:08:11,891, Character said: and seek havoc.

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At 00:08:15,353, Character said: In the Flop Quarter, students.

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At 00:08:18,231, Character said: Hungry, restless, reckless.

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At 00:08:21,651, Character said: In the Hovel District...

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At 00:08:23,111, Character said: old people.

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At 00:08:28,283, Character said: Old people who have failed.

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At 00:08:34,079, Character said: The automobile.

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At 00:08:36,040, Character said: A mixed blessing. On the one hand...

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At 00:08:38,083, Character said: the honking, skidding, speeding,
sputtering, and backfiring.

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At 00:08:41,254, Character said: The emission of...