Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Once in '22, when I came to Rome...
- Fanny. No, don't bother. - My pleasure.
Where have you been? I got here half an hour ago!
To the pope,
Then we'll go to the movies, or we can stay in. As you like.
Emma.
You want to make love here?
- Giulio, don't you have electricity here? - Watch out for the bats, Jane.
Here she is!
- Marcello, your father is here. - My father?
We didn't do anything. We're lacking courage. You take care of the music.
And that's Don Giulio and Nico, his Swedish friend.
...and you make it fall without touching your nose.
Yes, but...
...he wanted to do a shoot for Jardin de Mode.
He sings, he whistles, he'd like to go to the cinema but has no money.
I was really scared. Marcello is here now.
I wonder where he finds so much optimism, so much faith.
This way.
- I don't understand you. - Really?
I've half a mind to...
Why doesn't he stay there?
First give me the million.
I can't stand having you around anymore!
- What did you say? - What's going on?
Do I pick you up at 8 tonight? Yes or no?
- Good! - Yes, it's good.
She's pretending to be asleep so she doesn't have to talk.
...brings him next to the most modern actor of our time, Paul Newman.
- I'm going to take a look around. Bye. - Maybe you guys are busy.
- I met her in Spoleto. - Did you call that person?
It's better if you stay here. There's too much confusion.
Excuse me. Do you know where I can I buy some milk? Some...
It's really beautiful. It's like a poet's phrase.
At least, I don't think so.
My first husband was a journalist. His news was always exaggerated.
- All right. - Tonight...
Marcello, can you hear me?
My father works in Anzio, that's why I came here.
It might sound strange, but I think I know you well.
I'm fine, I'm just drunk. Did you know Jane?
To the annulment of her marriage!
Shall we go to the cinema?
- Listen, darling, come here. - Me?
It's an old Sanskrit grammar book.
...first he thinks about it with a serious little face and then he laughs cheerfully.
As soon as they get to the tree, get a nice dolly shot.
- Stand up! - But I'm sick!
He killed his two children, then he killed himself!
...and even come once in a while.
And this is the historic Irene, this year's debutante. Who I really want to marry...
- Do you want a whiskey? - Yes.
Sylvia, what are you doing?
- Come back when you want! - Bye.
...in a peculiar position.
Paparazzo. Here you go.
Tonight, I don't know why, I feel like I love you a lot, like I need you.
Why don't you love me anymore?
He's written dozens of important books and has maintained a childish candor.
If thou, O Lord, shouldst mark iniquities...
- Kind of like being a virgin again. - It's a wonderful sensation.
Clear the way! Let him through!
Of you. Of your selfishness, of the miserable bleakness of your ideals.
...from papers all over the world.
She's like a doll, like a big doll.
Clementelli, go over to customs, immediately.
You want to try, Marcello?
She's a big fan of yours...
We had to take shelter in the bus because it started to rain again.
Where did they find you?
My husband feels the same.
One of these days I'll just let you die. I'll let you die!
You make me sick! Cowards!
Wait there.
We're going on a ghost hunt at the old villa.
- So we'll go back. - Let's break it down.
So will you offer us a cup of coffee?
Polacci, when you're done, meet me at the bus stop.
Yes, sometimes.
Good, good.
Why should I hate you?
Good evening, I'm Steiner's wife. We were waiting for you.
Get her some water, she's sick.
- Has he arrived? - No, miss, he didn't show up yet.
Marcello, where are you going? Tell us where you're taking her.
Can I give you a little kiss? Thanks. Thanks a lot.
Listen, Dad, why don't you come to my place. You can rest a bit.
At times she invents beautiful ones herself. I noted some of them.
I feel a bad pain in my waist. I'm catching a cold.
I don't know if you're just playing, but it doesn't matter.
...to meet exceptional people, women of all races.
- Who are you? Tell me who you are. - I want truth!
Come on!
Where are the handkerchiefs? Here they are!
I'll tell you, it's boredom that ages us.
- You were very mean to Odette. - You knew Odette?
Wait there, please, he'll be right with you.
Great-grandmothers, great-great-grandmothers.