Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

...were made by a New York tailor, handmade...
Shouldn't we get together more often to exchange our thoughts?
Excuse me. That tree is very sick. It needs care.
No, sir.
Better than yours, so I've been told. - You heard about it?
Elevator.
...wealth provided me with considerable influence.
What was the message, Mr. Gardiner?
Sid, be reasonable. I have been everywhere.
You've never been in a car?
I miss you so when I'm out. How're you feeling?
It's always somewhat surprising to find men like yourself
Who knows? Maybe the government had something to do with it.
...as well as the well-being of our middle class.
She cares for you.
Doesn't a country need to have someone in charge
Straight out? - Yes, sir.
Yes.
My husband and I are very good friends of theirs.
"A well-deserved rest.
And we want to remain seated on them, correct?
Hello, Mr. Hull? Mr. Gardiner has agreed to do the show.
These situations can be so trying.
Which view?
Ain't you the gentleman this morning.
Gentlemen, let us not fear the inevitable chill and storms of autumn and winter.
"...Western Union manager."
I don't know how to sign, Thomas.
Yes. It was very nice meeting...
Darling, what's wrong?
I'm Thomas Franklin.
Come on, Chauncey.
What about Chauncey Gardiner?
Very well, Mr. Chance, I have no alternative but to inform you...
We need a very good gardener.
...do you feel that we have...
Up yours. You try again. I quit.
That you were to take over his territory in addition to your own.
"Security.
Hello, Mr. President.
I've watched him on television.
Come on, now, wait a minute, Chauncey.
Yes.
You tell that asshole, if he got something to tell me...
My God, Eve, you'll freeze.
What is it about his background that they're trying to cover up?
You see? This is my bed.
- It's not good, Ben.
An old habit that goes along with power: Keep them waiting.
Are you going to die now?
I'm sure you'll sprout some thoughts in a few days.
that after a period of decline, a time of growth would naturally follow.
I couldn't stand it.
They can keep me comfortable.
What is it?
There will be growth in the spring.
...working as a gardener.
This man carries no identification.
I don't think that's entirely true, Grover.
A garden needs a lot of care and a lot of love.
"...that the Lord fashioned us from his own image.
on the meeting between Mr. Rand and the President and yourself?
He must have been involved on some major financial level
We're well aware of that, sir...
You've become quite a close friend of Eve's, haven't you...
A leader capable of guiding us through the bad seasons, as well as the good?
I like you to be here.
...before Mr. Gardiner appeared at the Rands'.
...I had this entire room glassed in...
Water it.
Thank you, Mr. Gardiner.
But they're really photographs. Take a careful look at them.
Goodbye, Louise.
I like to watch TV.
Do you mean that you find television's coverage of the news
Mr. Gardiner stay here? Why? Is that necessary?
What? Say that again.
And yours, Chauncey Gardiner.
There are now 16 countries investigating the man.
He reminds me of the old man.
And the mail and telephone response from his appearance on that Burns Show...
I've...
Chauncey's fine.
No. I'm not badly injured. But my leg is very sore.
And this is the greenhouse.
- Thank you. ...in a special viewer.
There's no telling what he could have been involved in.
So, you'd be doing me a great favor...
Are you planning on making any sort of claim against the Rands?
The garden is a healthy one, Thomas.
I have no claim.
Yes, Louise. It looks like it's going to snow.
What was your reaction to that? - I do not know what it means.
Perhaps I should call an ambulance. - Let's have a look. Do you mind?
- Mr. President, I want you to meet my very dear friend, Mr. Chauncey Gardiner.
I understand. - Very good.
But this is facing west.
I live here.
...works on...