跟读练习: Jim Parsons Does a Near, Far Titaníque Interview with Jimmy, Talks Meeting Ariana Grande (Extended) - 通过YouTube学习英语口语
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They love you here.
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We love you here.
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I love being here.
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Thank you for coming back.
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Nice and cool in here, Jimmy.
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It is, right?
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Crisp.
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We keep it crisp because we have to if you get nominated for four Tony Awards.
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It's hot.
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It's a hot, hot show.
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Very hot.
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And then we got to keep it nice and cool.
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That's right.
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Is this your first musical?
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This is my first Broadway musical.
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It really is, yes.
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And I have to tell you,
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this is the most fun I've ever had doing a show in my life.
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I, yeah.
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And part of it, I've come to a conclusion that now we've been running it for a while, why?
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I mean, like, first off,
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it is the most joyous production I've ever been in as far as, like, it's hysterical.
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Yeah.
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It's, the audience reaction is just amazing.
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And I thought, well, that's why I'm high as a kite every night when I leave here.
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I'm just like, ah!
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It's so fun.
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But, the thing that, now that we've been running it a lot,
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I am shocked by the consistency.
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Like, it...
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I've never been in comedy or anything that
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so consistently hit in the same places and always ended the show with this reaction.
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They always end in a way that, like, you're blown back.
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You remember the old, um...
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What was it?
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Is it live or is it Memorex?
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Oh, yeah.
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And he's being blown back.
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When those lights go out, they scream.
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It's every single time.
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It's like...
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Yeah!
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And it's amazing.
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But it's because the thing is so damn well put together.
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That's right.
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It is.
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It's...
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Yeah.
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Now, can you explain the play and...
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The premise?
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Yeah, the premise of the play,
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because that will set it up for everybody.
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Titan...
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Yes, I want to make sure everyone gets this clear.
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So, the premise is that Celine Dion shows up and says,
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I was on Titanic.
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And people say, well, that's not possible.
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And she goes, no, it is.
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And she begins to retell her experience of being on the Titanic,
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which just so happens to be the exact script of the movie Titanic.
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Yeah, it's very interesting.
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Gosh, it is funny.
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And is this the creator as well?
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Yes, Marla.
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Marla plays Celine.
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Constantine plays Jack, the Leonardo DiCaprio character,
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and Ty, who directed it.
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They're the three who started creating this 10 years ago.
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And that's what I was gonna say,
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which has been so cool.
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It has been through so many productions and basement productions and out-of-town things or whatever.
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Yeah.
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And it's why it's so finely honed now that we're here on Broadway.
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And, like, I didn't do anything until this.
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I just reaped the benefits of all this work they've been doing.
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No, no. No, it's true.
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You are crushing it.
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By the way, you play...
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I play Ruth.
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Yes.
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You play Ruth.
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Rose's mother.
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Now, let me zoom in.
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I'm not as pretty as Francis Fisher was in the film doing it,
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but I have a better hat.
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Yeah, no, it...
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Would you consider that a hat?
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It's a cross between a hat and a fascinator, I would say.
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It is a fascinator.
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And a bit of a big brooch.
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Yeah, what kind of birds are those?
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I believe that they're doves.
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I think that they could be about to fight or the other F word.
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There are three eggs in that basket,
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in that, what do they call it?
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The little nest?
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Nest, thank you.
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And both of the little birds are wearing pearls to match me.
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Come on.
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It's a special moment.
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That is fantastic.
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Everybody is raving about this show.
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Everyone's going to this show.
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I mean, backstage you had, look at this.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda was there.
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You have Ian Armitage.
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Ian Armitage.
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Who plays young Sheldon and, of course, Ariana Grande.
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And may I say, I believe...
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I believe this moment is me telling Ariana,
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you are the most exciting person I've ever met backstage.
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Is that right?
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Oh, my God.
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It is exciting, right?
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There's just something about her.
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I was like, not even a president can make me this excited.
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This is just thrilling.
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Yes.
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Do you want to know who comes to your shows?
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Do you want to know if there's people in the audience that you...
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I don't usually.
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This one's been a lot...
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I don't, again, I think it's because I'm having so much fun doing it.
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It's so enjoyable.
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And I really do feel so buoyed by the material and taken care of that I kind of don't mind knowing now.
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Yeah.
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But I can't spot anybody.
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I don't know if I have bad eyesight or what,
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but even my own mother was there with a whole group of her friends,
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and somebody else in the cast had to tell me,
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she's up right there.
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And I'm like, oh, there.
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Hello.
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I love you.
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Exactly.
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But I can't see anything.
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And are you used to the grind?
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Because I know we have lucky enough to have Broadway performers on our show.
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Yeah.
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And when they have it,
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like, tonight, you have a day off.
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Yeah, today is Wednesday.
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That's the only thing about this show.
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I like the grind of it.
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The only thing about this one,
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we've been on a schedule where we're off Wednesdays instead of Mondays as normal.
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And so, starting the show,
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like, your first day of the week is Thursday.
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It really messes with the mind.
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And we have this moment in there when Celine Dion first shows up.
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In unison, we all go,
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Celine Dion, what are you doing in this museum on a...
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Today it would be Wednesday.
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But the panic that goes through the cast right before they have to say,
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because it's like, what day is it?
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What day is it?
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What show is it?
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We're doing two shows on...
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That part's confusing.
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Yeah, so everyone says a different day of the week?
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Yeah, somebody will always say a different day behind you.
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Like, oh, who's wrong?
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Who's wrong?
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Me?
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Yeah.
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Well, I thought it would be kind of fun if we did a little game here.
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This is a...
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Well, since...
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Since the show is based on Titanic,
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I thought we could do an interview based on the show's closing number,
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which is My Heart Will Go On.
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Okay?
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This is a...
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This will be called a near-far interview, okay?
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Here's how this will work.
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I will ask you some questions.
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And when we hear this sound...
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Near.
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We have to get as close together as possible.
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Okay.
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And when we hear this sound...
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Far.
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The other word, yes.
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We have to get as far apart as possible.
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Okay?
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Okay?
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Does that sound good?
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I love this.
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Okay, this is great.
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We've never done this.
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This is the first time we're doing a near-far...
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Why would anyone have ever done this?
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I don't know.
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That's not the...
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I don't know, but let's start.
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Here we go.
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Here's the first question.
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Near.
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Just in time for Pride, Mom.
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What do you remember about the first time you saw Titanic?
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I remember there's a lot of celebrities in it,
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and they wore pretty clothes.
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And there was, like, I remember seeing them in that sex scene in the car.
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You do?
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You saw that?
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I saw that.
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And I remember things like...
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You were old enough to.
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I remember, like, Billy Zane was in it.
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And he's so attractive.
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Billy Zane was in Titanic!
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You saw Billy Zane in that?
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Are you talking to me now?
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Well, there's so many memorable quotes from Titanic.
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What is your favorite quote from the movie Titanic?
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Oh, it would definitely draw me like one of your French girls.
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I mean, that was it.
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That was a great quote.
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There's other clothes that are memorable.
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There's so many clothes I remember as well.
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Yes.
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The big question, what is it?
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What is the big question?
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You smell okay, by the way.
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Thank you.
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I had a mint.
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Do you think there was enough room on the door for both Rose and Jack?
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I don't know, but I know
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that two guys there would have been enough room for I don't know
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if there would have been enough for even four in this city.
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Oh, the Bodhorns!
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And the near-far interview.
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Thank you for doing this.
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June Parsons, everybody.
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Titanic is now playing at the St. James Theatre through September 20th.
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Tickets are available at TitanicMusical.com.
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For tonight, you're right after the break.
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Stick around.
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We'll see you next time.
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