The Last Metro (1980)

Andréa Ferréol: Arlette Guillaume

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• Bernard Granger : [Arlette kisses Raymond goodbye]  Do I get a kiss too?

  Arlette Guillaume : You get a handshake.

  Bernard Granger : If you insist. Please, allow me. I'll read your palm. There are two women in you.

  Arlette Guillaume : Sorry, neither one wants to sleep with you.

• Bernard Granger : I'm alone, so I thought we might have a drink and talk.

  Arlette Guillaume : Listen, I'm not thirsty and I have nothing to say. Let me go.

  Bernard Granger : You've got me all wrong. Do you think I do this every day? No.

  Arlette Guillaume : No, only every other day.

• Bernard Granger : Do you know what it's like to be attracted to someone? Please believe me. I haven't picked up a strange woman in four years.

  Arlette Guillaume : I should feel honored.

• Jean-Loup Cottins : This is Arlette Guillaume, our set and costume designer. Bernard Granger. He'll play Carl. You must have seen him on stage.

  Arlette Guillaume : I don't think so. Wait. Yes, now I recall it.

  Jean-Loup Cottins : At the Grand Guignol?

  Arlette Guillaume : No, it was in something more ordinary. He played a man cruising the streets.

  Bernard Granger : You can't judge me by that part. I was improvising.

  Arlette Guillaume : Yet, I could have sworn you knew this role by heart.

• Bernard Granger : [being tape measured for his stage costume]  I can't stand to have a man touch me, Arlette. Could you take his place?

  Arlette Guillaume : And what about me? What if I can't stand touching a man?

• Bernard Granger : Tell me, Arlette. Would you help me rehearse my lines in my dressing room?

  Arlette Guillaume : The kind of help you're looking for is not hard to find. You should try a brothel, I think.