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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:19:48 GMT -5
Mom and Allie arguing in Daddy’s parlor (Summer Romance)
Mom: She’s out fooling around with that boy ‘til 2 in the morning and it has got to stop. I didn’t spent 17 years of my life raising a daughter and giving her everything so she could throw it away on a summer romance! Allie: Daddy! Mom: She will wind up with her heart broken or pregnant. Now he is a nice boy. He’s a nice boy but he’s—<br>Allie: He’s what? Mom: He is—<br>Allie: Please tell me Mom: He is trash. Trash. Trash. Not for you. Allie: Trash?
… Background arguing...
Allie: Don’t touch me. Mom: Now that is enough. You are not to see him anymore and that’s final. Allie: No it’s not final Mom: Yes it is Mom: No it’s not final! You’re not going to tell me who I’m going to love! Dad: Love?
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:20:02 GMT -5
I can be whatever you want
Noah: What are you doing tonight? Allie: What? Noah: Or tomorrow night, or this weekend, whenever. Allie: Why? Noah: Why? Our date…<br>Allie: What date? Noah: The date that you agreed to? Allie: No! Noah: Yes you did. You promised and you swore it. Allie: Well I guess I changed my mind. Noah: Look, I know when you get some dirty guy walk up to you on the street, you don’t know him. You don’t know me, but--but I know me. And when I see something that I like… I gotta--. I love it. I go-- I mean, I g-go crazy for it Allie: *laughs* What are you talking about? Noah: Well…you. Allie: *laughs* Oh, you’re good. Noah: What? Allie: You’re good. Noah: No, you’re getting me wrong. Allie: You’re good Noah: No you’re getting the wrong impression! Allie: You are. You’re fantastic. You really are. I’m impressed. Noah: I’m not usually like this, I’m sorry. Allie: Yes you are. Noah: I can be fun, if you want. Pensive, uh, smart. Uh, Superstitious, brave, and uh, I can be light on my feet. *does a shoe-shuffle* I can be whatever you want. You just tell me what you want and I’ll be that for you.
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:20:17 GMT -5
What do you want???
Allie: So what? Noah: So it’s not going to be easy. It’s going to be really hard. And we’re going to have to work at this every day but I want to do that because I want you. I want all of you forever. You and me; Everyday. Will you do something for me? Please? You – just picture your life for me, 30 years from now, 40 years from now – what’s it look like? If it’s with that guy, go. Go! I lost you once; I think I could do it again, if I though that was what you really wanted. But don’t you take the easy way out. Allie: What easy way? There is no easy way, no matter what I do, somebody gets hurt. Noah: Would you stop thinking about what everyone wants? Stop thinking about what I want – what he wants, what your parents want. What do you want? What do you want? Allie: It’s not that simple. It’s -- Noah: What…do you want?
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:20:37 GMT -5
Beautiful Story
Old Allie: It’s a beautiful story. Old Noah: Yes it is. Old Allie: I don’t know why, but it makes me feel sad. Old Noah: I know you’re feeling lost right now, but don’t worry, nothing is ever lost, or can be lost. The body, sluggish, aged, cold--the embers left from earlier fires, shall duly flame again; Old Allie: Did you write that? Old Noah: No. That was Walt Whitman. Old Allie: I think I knew him. Old Noah: I think you did.
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:21:39 GMT -5
[glow=blue,2,300]Okay, That's all I have for now, I'm working on writing up the uh.. "the making of the notebook"...but it's taking forever because it's like 12 minutes long...and I have other scenes awaiting... lol[/glow]
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:26:13 GMT -5
oops. I lied. hahah I found more...
Meeting Noah's Daddy
Noah: Beautiful dripping fragments—the negligent list of one after another, as I happen to call them to me, or drink of them, The real poems, (what we call poems being merely pictures,) The poems of the privacy of the night, and of men like me, This poem, drooping shy and unseen, that I always carry, and that all men carry, Dad: Not bad for Whitman. Hey, looks like you got a visitor. Allie: I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to interrupt Dad: Well don’t apologize, come on up here darling. We could use a little something around here besides the smell of lumber. *laughs* Noah: Dad, this is Allison Hamilton. Dad: Allison, I’m glad to meet you. Allie: Allie –<br>Dad: Allie…<br>Allie: Pleased to meet you Mr. Calhoun Dad: Wha--Mr. Calhoun? What am I old or something? You can call me Frank. Come on over, have a seat. Allie: Okay. Dad: So, Allie, she is pretty son! Noah: Yes. Dad: She’s a lot prettier than you lead on Allie: Oh, is that right? Noah: No it’s not right, don’t believe what he says Dad: What is this you got here? Allie: Um…I…I ju-I just brought you something Dad: Let’s see, let’s have a look. Did you do this? Allie: Mm-hmm. Dad: Well that’s beautiful, look at that. That’s a d**n picture there. Noah and Allie: *laugh* Dad: Well I know just where we can put that. Thank you. Allie: That was a lovely poem. What was it? Noah: That was- Dad: Whitman. See, when *laugh* when he was a little kid, he used to stutter real bad—<br>Noah: Dad? Dad: Well he did! Allie: I didn’t know that. Noah: God! I stammered. Dad: Stammer – Stutter, what’s the difference? Couldn’t understand a d**n thing he said so I got him to read me poetry out loud. It wasn’t pretty at first, but then, the stutter went away! Allie: Oh, that’s a good idea that poetry. Dad: Yeah, I thought so. Noah: Unbelievable *laughs* Noah: Unbelievable. Dad: I’m a Tennessee man myself, but he likes Whitman for some reason, I don’t know. *laughs* Dad: Say, how would you like some breakfast? Would you like some breakfast? Allie: Breakfast? Dad: Yeah. Noah: Dad…its 10 o’clock. Dad: What’s that got to do with it? You can have pancakes any d**n time of night you want. C’mon. You want some breakfast? Allie: Sure.
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:36:44 GMT -5
She's With Us
Carnie: Little man wins a prize Friend (Finn?): Dammit. Carnie: Thank you for playing Friend (Finn?): Haha. You’re real funny. Man, I clobbered that thing. I’m telling you, these games are fixed. *looks at a girl* Hello. Hi! What’s your name? *background noise as the boys walk up to the bumper cars to watch Sarah (and soon, Allie) Noah: Who’s this girl with Sarah? Friend (Finn?): Her name is Allie Hamilton. She’s here for the summer with the (her) family. Dad’s got more money than God. Sarah: Hi Finn! Friend (Finn?): Hiya honey! Look, I won you a prize! Sarah: Ohhh – *unclear* thank you Noah *stares at Allie as she’s being bumped in the car*
*Background conversation between friends*
Noah: You wanna dance with me? Allie: No Noah: Why not? Allie: Because I don’t want to Friend#2: Noah? She’s with us. Friend#3: Hey Allie, you wanna ride the Ferris wheel? Allie: I’d love to Friend#3: Alright. *walks past Noah* Friend#3: Excuse me. *They all walk away, leaving Noah alone*
Sarah: Noah Calhoun Allie: What? Sarah: Works down at the lumberyard with Finn Allie: Oh. Did you see he was standin’ two inches away from my face? Sarah: Yeah I saw, that’s Noah though. You know, I’m surprised he even came over. I think he likes you.
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Post by katryna on Jun 25, 2004 22:40:12 GMT -5
One of my favourites was when allie's getting read to leave and her and noah start fighting...i think it goes *something* like this: Allie: See, we're already fighting! Noah: So? That's what we do! You tell me i'm an inconsiderate son of a pregnant dog and I tell you you're a pain in the ass. I'm not afraid to tell you my real feelings... i can't really remember the rest, but that scene stuck out in my mind. i thought it was funny
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:42:56 GMT -5
haha yeah that was cute
Allie getting in the water!!!!
Noah: Baby? Would you -- *laughs* Sarah: Get in the water! Allie: I can’t! Sarah: Go! Noah: Get in the water! All: One, Two, Three!! Allie: *screams as she swings on the rope to get into the water*
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Post by katryna on Jun 25, 2004 22:45:04 GMT -5
haha yeah that was cute Allie getting in the water!!!! Noah: Baby? Would you -- *laughs* Sarah: Get in the water! Allie: I can’t! Sarah: Go! Noah: Get in the water! All: One, Two, Three!! Allie: *screams as she swings on the rope to get into the water* that was a great scene! the full version is even better...noah gets all mad and starts yelling and then he gets all calm again.
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:54:54 GMT -5
Breaking up [ I think this comes RIGHT BEFORE the first breaking up..i forget]
Noah: I’m gonna go. Allie: No, I don’t want you to go. Noah: I gotta think about some stuff Allie: What do you gotta think about? Huh? Come ‘ere, talk to me. Talk to me! Noah: About what? You wa – you’re goin’ away! You’re leaving… and I’m stayin’ here. And I’m so happy that you’re doin’ that. You’re gonna have a million things to do… Allie: No, don’t Noah: …You’ve got so much ahead of you…<br>Allie: Don’t talk like that Noah: It’s true! I’m not going to have nice things; Fancy things. It’s doesn’t – It’s never gonna happen for me. It’s not in the cards for me. Allie: I don’t have to go to school okay? Noah: Yes you do! Allie: I can stay here. Noah: No! You see? That’s exactly what I’m talkin’ about Allie: Then you can come with me. Noah: To New York? Allie: Yes Noah: What am I gonna do in New York? Allie: Be with me…<br>
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 22:55:33 GMT -5
that was a great scene! the full version is even better...noah gets all mad and starts yelling and then he gets all calm again. haha -- yeah, that was a great scene -- I love that whole bit -- of them falling in love *sigh* haha
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 25, 2004 23:16:05 GMT -5
The Ferris Wheel Scene (Condensed)
Sarah: Get down Noah! You’re going to kill yourself! Man: Cut it out Noah: Well, will you go out with me? Allie: What? No! Noah: Hmm? Allie: No! Noah: No? Man: Hey pal, she just told you. Noah: Why not? Allie: I don’t know – because I don’t want to? Sarah: Noah? Noah: Alright, well you leave me with no other choice then *drops one hand from the ferris wheel* Allie: Ahh! Man: Oh my god! Sarah: I’m not kidding Noah! Stop foolin’ around! Man: What are you doing? Noah: I’m going to ask you one more time. Will you, or will you not – go out with me? Dang – my hand’s slippin’<br>Sarah: *unclear* the bar you idiot! Noah: Not until she agrees! Finn: Aw go out with him honey! Allie: Okay, Okay! Fine, I’ll go out with you. Man: What? Noah: No, don’t do me any favors Allie: No, no. I want to. Man: You want to? Allie: Yes! Noah: Say it. Allie: I wanna go out with you. Noah: Say it again. Allie: I wanna go out with you!! Noah: *grabs hold of the bar with his other hand* Alright, alright, we’ll go out.
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Post by reinhardtchick51 on Jun 25, 2004 23:25:30 GMT -5
THANK YOU SO MUCH I LOVE THE QUOTES THANKS SO MUCH
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Post by LadyKatie on Jun 26, 2004 0:12:55 GMT -5
no problem here's the last one It's THE MAKING OF THE NOTEBOOK {from Bravo!} I've make clear the parts which were part of the movie and not... this took me FOREVER. Tales of love and passion, they’ve enthralled movie audiences for more than a century. The best ones take timeless themes and make them fresh for a new generation. I’m James Marsden, and I co-star in The Notebook, a film based on the best selling novel by Nicholas Sparks. It’s a story of forbidden passion in the South, of a woman torn between her love for two men and of what happens after she makes her choice. Lon: Marry Me? Make me the happiest man in the world.
Noah: It wasn’t over. It still isn’t over.
Old Allie: So what happened? In the story? Which one did she choose? Rachel: It’s just a beautiful love story, that you know spans all different periods of time. It’s very epic. Old Noah: It was the night of the carnival. That’s where they met. June 6, 1940. Allie was 17 years old.
Noah: Who’s this girl with Sarah? Friend: Her name is Allie Hamilton. She’s here for the summer with her family. Dad’s got more money than God.Ryan: In the beginning, it’s very, sort of new and innocent and for the first time. Mom: That child’s got too much spirit for a girl of her circumstance. Dad: Nah, that’s just summer love. Mom: Trouble is what it is.Ryan: and it just sort of takes like a completely different turn for them and it becomes very like, intense and carnal, which I don’t think either of them were prepared for. *kissy-kissy in Noah’s Car* Allie: Okay, I have to go Noah: No! Allie *laughs* yes, I do.Rachel: they have this innocence. This young love that can conquer all, and then, well, and then their differences get in the way. Mom: So Noah, you and Allie have been spending a lot of time together, *smiles* You must be very fond of each other. Noah: Shakes his head *no* (as a joke) Mom: It’s getting’ pretty serious, huh? Noah: Yes ma’am. Mom: Well, summer’s almost gone, what will you do? Noah: Well, Charleston’s only a couple of hours away. Mom: But Allie’s going to Sarah-Lawrence (?), didn’t she tell you? Noah: No she didn’t tell me that. Mom: And Sarah-Lawrence is in New York. Noah: I didn’t know that.Joan: It’s kind of a story that’s been told many times before, about the boy from the wrong side of the tracks, and the mother really doesn’t want her daughter to be hooking up with, with him. So she does her best to sort of, split them apart. James Marsden: Early in Pre-Production, Nick Cassavetes signed on as director. Nick Cassavetes: Nicholas Sparks wrote a great book, and when New Line approached me, saying ‘would I be interested?’, and maybe it was, you know ‘not my cup of tea’ because it was ‘too much about love’, I said “what are you talking about? All of my movies are about love.” and uh, I read a great script, and uh, I said I was in. James Marsden: You need a great director to make a great film. But to make a great love story, you need something more. The romantic leads have to create a sense of genuine passion. Mark Johnson (Producer): You may have two great actors, the two best actors for the part individually, but the chemistry isn’t there between the two of them, and that movie is doomed.
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