Lawrence Of Arabia Remastered (1962) Subtitles

At 00:07:55,059, Character said: He was the most extraordinary man
I ever knew.

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At 00:07:58,020, Character said: Did you know him well?

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At 00:08:00,564, Character said: I knew him.

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At 00:08:03,526, Character said: Well, nil nisi bonum.

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At 00:08:06,362, Character said: But did he really deserve...

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At 00:08:08,489, Character said: ...a place in here?

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At 00:08:25,673, Character said: Lord Allenby, could you give
a few words about Lawrence?

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At 00:08:28,843, Character said: What, more words?

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At 00:08:32,596, Character said: The revolt in the desert...

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At 00:08:34,724, Character said: ...played a decisive part
in the Middle Eastern campaign.

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At 00:08:38,686, Character said: Yes, sir, but about
Colonel Lawrence himself.

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At 00:08:42,189, Character said: No, no. I didn't know him well,
you know.

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At 00:08:49,071, Character said: Mr. Bentley, you know as much
about Lawrence as anybody.

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At 00:08:52,450, Character said: Yes, it was my privilege to know him.

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At 00:08:55,453, Character said: And to make him known to the world.

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At 00:08:58,372, Character said: He was a poet, a scholar
and a mighty warrior.

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At 00:09:02,960, Character said: Thank you.

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At 00:09:04,211, Character said: He was also the most shameless
exhibitionist since Barnum and Bailey.

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At 00:09:09,341, Character said: You, sir. Who are you?

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At 00:09:11,343, Character said: My name is Jackson Bentley.

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At 00:09:14,055, Character said: I overheard your last remark
and take the gravest exception.

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At 00:09:18,225, Character said: - He was a great man.
- Did you know him?

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At 00:09:20,728, Character said: No, I can't claim to have known him.

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At 00:09:22,897, Character said: I had the honor to shake his hand
in Damascus.

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At 00:09:25,649, Character said: Knew him? I never knew him.

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At 00:09:27,568, Character said: He had some minor function
on my staff in Cairo.

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At 00:09:50,758, Character said: Michael George Hartley...

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At 00:09:52,593, Character said: ...this is a nasty, dark little room.

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At 00:09:56,097, Character said: That's right.

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At 00:09:57,431, Character said: We are not happy in it.

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At 00:09:59,809, Character said: I **. It's better than
a nasty, dark little trench.

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At 00:10:03,938, Character said: - Then you're a big noble fellow.
- That's right.

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At 00:10:08,776, Character said: Here is William Potter
with my newspaper.

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At 00:10:12,947, Character said: - Here you are, tosh.
- Thanks.

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At 00:10:17,409, Character said: Would you care for one of
Corporal Hartley's cigarettes?

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At 00:10:21,997, Character said: - Is it there?
- Of course.

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At 00:10:24,500, Character said: Headlines.

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At 00:10:26,627, Character said: But I bet it isn't mentioned
in the Times.

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At 00:10:30,464, Character said: "Bedouin tribes attack
Turkish stronghold."

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At 00:10:35,803, Character said: I bet that no one in this
headquarters even knows it happened.

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At 00:10:39,723, Character said: Or would care if it did.
Allow me to ignite your cigarette.

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At 00:10:45,980, Character said: - Mr. Lawrence?
- Yes.

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At 00:10:48,190, Character said: - Flimsy, sir.
- Thank you.

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At 00:10:57,491, Character said: You'll do that once too often.
It's only flesh and blood.

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At 00:11:01,078, Character said: Michael George Hartley,
you're a philosopher.

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At 00:11:04,039, Character said: And you're balmy!

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At 00:11:20,055, Character said: - It d***n well hurts!
- Certainly, it hurts.

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At 00:11:23,517, Character said: What's the trick, then?

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At 00:11:25,352, Character said: The trick, William Potter,
is not minding that it hurts.

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At 00:11:29,690, Character said: By the way, if Captain Gibbon
should inquire for me...

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At 00:11:32,860, Character said: ...tell him I've gone
for a chat with the general.

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At 00:11:37,907, Character said: - He's balmy.
- He's all right.

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At 00:11:46,040, Character said: Lawrence.

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At 00:11:48,375, Character said: Yes?

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At 00:11:49,793, Character said: You're supposed to be...

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At 00:11:52,004, Character said: Do you usually wear your cap
in the mess?

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At 00:11:55,257, Character said: Always.

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At 00:11:56,550, Character said: You should be on duty.
Where are you going?

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At 00:11:59,011, Character said: Mustn't talk shop,
Freddie, not in the mess.

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At 00:12:01,597, Character said: I'm going for a powwow
with the general.

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At 00:12:03,766, Character said: I'm not asking as your superior,
but as the secretary of this mess.

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At 00:12:07,561, Character said: We don't want chaps in here
who should be on duty.

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At 00:12:10,231, Character said: Where are you going?

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At 00:12:14,568, Character said: I must say, Lawrence!

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At 00:12:16,612, Character said: - Sorry.
- You're a clown, Lawrence.

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At 00:12:19,740, Character said: Ah, well, we can't all be lion tamers.

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At 00:12:25,746, Character said: Sorry.

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At 00:12:27,581, Character said: It's an intrigue, Dryden.

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At 00:12:29,750, Character said: I do not propose to let
an overweening, crass lieutenant...

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At 00:12:33,254, Character said: ...thumb his nose at his commander
and get away with it.

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At 00:12:37,049, Character said: It doesn't sound as though
he'd be any great loss, sir.

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At 00:12:40,678, Character said: Don't try that, Dryden.
There's a principle involved.

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At 00:12:44,139, Character said: There is, indeed.

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At 00:12:45,933, Character said: He's of no use here in Cairo.

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At 00:12:48,102, Character said: He might be in Arabia.
He knows his stuff, sir.

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At 00:12:51,438, Character said: Knows the books, you mean.

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At 00:12:53,107, Character said: I've already sent out
Colonel Brighton, who's a soldier.

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At 00:12:56,443, Character said: If Brighton thinks we should send
some arms, we will.

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At 00:13:01,490, Character said: Well, what more do you want?

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At 00:13:03,325, Character said: That there would be no question
of Lieutenant Lawrence...

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At 00:13:06,662, Character said: ...giving military advice.

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At 00:13:08,831, Character said: By God, I should hope not.

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At 00:13:11,000, Character said: It's just that the Arab Bureau would
like its own man on the spot to...

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At 00:13:15,713, Character said: To what?

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At 00:13:17,089, Character said: To make our own appraisal
of the situation.

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At 00:13:19,883, Character said: I'll tell you, it's my considered
opinion and that of my staff...

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At 00:13:24,096, Character said: ...that time spent on the Bedouin
will be time wasted.

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At 00:13:27,141, Character said: They're a nation of sheep-stealers.

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At 00:13:29,685, Character said: They did attack Medina.

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At 00:13:32,813, Character said: And the Turks made mincemeat
of them.

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At 00:13:35,399, Character said: We don't know that.

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At 00:13:37,151, Character said: We know that they didn't take it.
A storm in a teacup, a sideshow.

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At 00:13:42,156, Character said: In my opinion, this whole theater
of operations is a sideshow.

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At 00:13:46,618, Character said: The real war's being fought against
Germans, not Turks.

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At 00:13:49,997, Character said: Not here, but on
the Western front in the trenches.

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At 00:13:53,042, Character said: Your Bedouin Army,
or whatever it calls itself...

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At 00:13:55,669, Character said: ...would be a sideshow of a sideshow.

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At 00:13:58,547, Character said: Big things have small beginnings, sir.

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At 00:14:02,551, Character said: Does the Arab Bureau
want a big thing in Arabia?

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At 00:14:05,846, Character said: Does the bureau think they'll sit down
under us when this war is over?

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At 00:14:10,559, Character said: The bureau thinks the job of
the moment, sir, is to win the war.

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At 00:14:16,148, Character said: Don't tell me my duty, Mr. Dryden.

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At 00:14:19,276, Character said: - Lawrence, sir.
- Send him in.

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At 00:14:23,280, Character said: Good morning, sir.

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At 00:14:24,698, Character said: Salute.

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At 00:14:28,285, Character said: If you're insubordinate,
I shall put you under arrest.

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At 00:14:31,914, Character said: - It's my manner.
- Your what?

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At 00:14:33,916, Character said: My manner. It looks insubordinate,
but it isn't.

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At 00:14:37,211, Character said: I can't make out whether you're
bad-mannered or just half-witted.

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At 00:14:41,382, Character said: - I have the same problem, sir.
- Shut up.

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At 00:14:44,551, Character said: The Arab Bureau thinks you
would be of use to them in Arabia.

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At 00:14:48,222, Character said: Why, I can't imagine.

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At 00:14:50,057, Character said: You can't perform
your present duties properly.

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At 00:14:53,310, Character said: "I cannot fiddle, but I can make
a great state from a little city."

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At 00:14:57,815, Character said: - What?
- Themistocles, sir.

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At 00:15:00,275, Character said: - A Greek philosopher.
- I know you've been well-educated.

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At 00:15:04,113, Character said: It says so in your dossier.

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At 00:15:08,742, Character said: You're the kind of creature
I can't stand, Lawrence.

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At 00:15:13,956, Character said: But I suppose I could be wrong.

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At 00:15:16,792, Character said: All right, Dryden.
You can have him for six weeks.

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At 00:15:19,753, Character said: Who knows? It might even
make a man of him. Come in!

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At 00:15:25,259, Character said: Yes, what is it?

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At 00:15:26,844, Character said: The convoy will be in
Port Said tomorrow night.

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At 00:15:29,805, Character said: - Is that certain?
- Yes, sir.

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At 00:15:32,933, Character said: There doesn't seem to be
any artillery.

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At 00:15:35,310, Character said: But there must be artillery!

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At 00:15:40,858, Character said: Sir, this is something
of an expedition.

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