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After watching this robot unfold himself ridiculously, along with all the other ridiculous characters on display here, you wonder why there ever was a need of creating a Closeau at all? Sans Closeaus awkwardness, sans his police badge, you have here Closeaus evil and staccato brother from the 40's in all his glory!!If those of you, who's still having life pumping through your veins,are going to watch this worthless pile of crap, be prepared for a couple of scenes in particular that is probably some of the greatest comedy ever put on screen; the scene with "evil" genius getting angry at woman for having a dog, the scene in which "evil" genius and woman is attending a concert together, and right after, the scene in the carriage.
At one point, Nostradamus is in a carriage, having visions of WWII, shouting 'Stop Stop!' over and over.
The story is told by Mathieu (played by the excellent Fernando Rey) to a group of strange people in a train carriage compartment.
This a delightful film full of humanistic touches-- from young Prince Karl's playful relationship with his good-natured mentor, Dr. Juttner, his carousing and drinking with the students in Old Heidelberg, to his paddling upon lakes and taking mad carriage rides with the beautiful barmaid, Kathy-- it's all at once side-stitchingly funny, bittersweet, romantic and a nostalgic tribute to youth and young love.
He has demanded to be carried down the Mall in a carriage procession when he makes his first official visit to the United Kingdom.
As for the queen, her joint ride down London’s Mall with Xi in a horse-drawn carriage was apparently nearly crashed by a Chinese security official posing as an official translator.
Optimists believe that new technologies and modes of governance will resolve all problems and send democracies centered on the nation-state the way of the horse-drawn carriage.
They were making the exciting climb up to the Jungfrau and the highest mountain station in Europe, and I seem to remember that they had their own carriage, perhaps to aid with translation.
These days, it is China that will supposedly overtake the US; and, as it happens, that same Kleine Scheidegg station platform now has a carriage reserved for Chinese tourists.
On November 19, thousands of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of Kennedy as she made her way from Tokyo Station to the Imperial Palace, around a kilometer away, by horse-drawn carriage to present her credentials to the emperor.
It has been reported that these patent applications are for the technology used in the carriage’s chassis and also for the front end of the lead carriage.
PRINCETON – The terrible experience of the 1930s should remind us that trade and currency wars go together like a horse and carriage.
Dolly had to return home to fetch her son, who, his hair oiled and curled, was to drive in the bride's carriage and hold an icon.
Then a carriage had to be sent to fetch the groomsman, and another was to take Sergius Ivanich and return again.
'Then this is what we must do: you go and fetch him in our carriage, and Sergius Ivanich, if he will be so kind, will go first and will send the carriage back.''Of course, I shall be very pleased!''And we will follow immediately with him...Have your trunks been sent off?' inquired Oblonsky.
'Let us go and see him.'Golenishchev pulled himself up and unwillingly agreed, but as the artist lived in a distant part of the town they decided to hire a carriage.
Now he was pleased and excited by the visit to his studio of these grand Russians who had come in a carriage.
He ordered the carriage that was waiting, to be unharnessed, said that he would receive no one, and did not appear at dinner.
Next morning Anna went alone, and at eight o'clock got out of the hired carriage and rang the bell at the front door of the house which used to be her home.
'We have finished, Dolly, don't worry!' he added, running like a boy to meet the carriage.
The new party, having heard of this, had had time while Flerov's case was being discussed to send two of their men in a carriage to supply that nobleman with a uniform and to bring one of the tipsy ones to the Assembly.
She was sitting in the drawing-room, reading by lamplight a new book by Taine, listening to the wind outside, and expecting every moment the arrival of the carriage.
'Krasavchik' (one of the pair of carriage horses brought from the country) 'has been re-shod but still goes lame,' said he.'What are your orders?'On first coming to Moscow Levin had taken an interest in the horses they brought from the country.
Levin no longer thought it strange, as he had done when he first came to Moscow, that to go from the Vozdvizhenka Street to Sivtsev-Vrazhek it was necessary to harness a pair of strong horses to a heavy carriage to drive through the snowy slush a quarter of a verst, to keep the carriage waiting there for four hours, and to pay five roubles for it.
'Hire a pair of horses, to be harnessed to our carriage.'
Look here, Arseny,' she said, turning to her husband, 'you will take the carriage...'And husband and wife began discussing what they would do that day.
It was settled that Levin would drive with Nataly to the concert and to the public meeting, and from there they would send the carriage to the office to fetch Arseny, who would call for his wife and take her on to Kitty's, or if he was detained by business he would send the carriage back, and Levin would accompany her.
Let's go!...Find out whether my carriage has come,' said Oblonsky to a footman.
The carriage drove up and they got in.
Only for the first few moments, while they were leaving the courtyard of the club, did Levin retain that sense of club calm, pleasure, and undoubted decorum in his surroundings; but as soon as the carriage had passed out into the street and he felt it jolting on the uneven road, heard the angry shouts of an izvoshchik they met, saw in the ill-lit street the red signboards of a vodka dealer and of a small shop, that sense was dissipated, and he began to consider his actions and to ask himself whether he was doing right in going to see Anna.
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