Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Yes, he's there.
"Now, get this, honky..."
Thank you. - You're very welcome.
The old man's dead.
It's really no one's fault, David. - Thank you, ma'am.
You don't mind my being here like...
Maybe there's another gum machine someplace.
Is it possible to erase all traces of a man?
Sit down, Rico. - Yeah, thanks.
I'll expect plenty of service. - You'll sure get it.
"Sealy Posturepedic morning"
Yes, indeed, Chauncey, a productive businessman...
Why don't you ask this Robinson for dinner?
Yes. The show will be taped, and then shown at 10:00...
...very eager, to meet you.
I know exactly what you mean, Ben.
He...
He said it was his. He walked us through it.
What a morning.
Ben is very wise.
I see.
that you're inclined to agree with his view of the economy.
Yeah, it's a damn shame.
I like the President very much. He's a nice man.
Very nice meeting you. - And you.
It's very precise, sir.
I see.
Yes, I've been here all my life.
Perhaps.
Oh, I've been labeled a kingmaker,
Being there
Could you give us the name of your doctor or your dentist?
No.
Ben would like me to meet the President.
You seem to be a truly peaceful man.
Are you going to leave and close this house when Ben dies?
A small black man gave me a message for Raphael.
I insist. We'll take him to a hospital.
Suppose I were to tell you that, from now on, you were Pete Montana.
Flash cards for schools or something.
I'll see you after Dr. Allenby has a look at your leg.
I like to watch TV. NNY
It concerns Chauncey Gardiner.
Okay.
You look much better today, Ben.
We've been very lucky, though. Every time it snows...
It's 10:00.
But what caught Gary's interest was your down-to-earth philosophy.
I'm very hungry.
A cigar, then?
Bravo, sir. Outstanding!
Yes, sir, I guess that's true. Smallest room in the house.
Put your arms up.
Hello, Thomas. I'm Chance, the gardener.
And over here, we plant something different every year.
What do the boys around Intelligence feel?
How very nice to have you with us this evening, Mr. Gardiner.
You're always going to be a little boy, ain't you?
I must confess, I had suspected as much all along.
Chance?
Yes, I'm here.
Tell Eve...
Will you give me a tour? - Gladly.
Mr. Chance, this is Ms. Hayes.
Lord, Chance...
It's very hard...
But after a year in the hospital, he went back to school...
He does talk like one. But I think he's brilliant.
...snow that fell over the whole weekend, and the blizzard is one of the worst...
Mr. Gardiner,
- I realize this might be a difficult question for you to answer, but...
- He's too exciting, I'm afraid. If they start bringing up things...
Oh, Chauncey... You have the gift of being natural.
Keeps my spirits up.
It could be an extremely confidential matter.
Oh, yes, please. Thank you. Thank you.
Sell a million shares of Inland Oil.
We'll go right on home.
We will need some proof of your having resided here, Mr. Chance.
What you're saying, Ben, is that...
...quite a bit older than I am.
The interesting thing about them, is that they're two.
It's happening to everyone, I'm afraid.
Oh, his maid. - Yes.
That is very interesting, indeed, but what about the bad seasons?
The garden that I left was such a place.
Gardiner, yes, sir. - And I'd like it sometime today.
Gary's ready for you now. - Yes.
"I have heard the word 'sir'...
And I've remained honest to myself.
I'll have one of those. Thanks.
I'm very well. I'd like you to meet Chauncey Gardiner.
And that something is you.
I like to watch