Name: North by Northwest
Released: 2017-11-23
Duration: 2 h 16 min
Cast: Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason

Words to remember

Nouns

1) stockyard

You belong in the stockyard looking like that.
2) fidget

-What's the matter? You've got the fidget. -I just did something stupid.
3) cooperator

-I'm a cooperator. -I'm most grateful.
4) larrabee

LARRABEE: Absolutely. -Ha.
5) junket

JUNKET: Belonging to Mrs. Babson of Twining Road.
6) chromo

-Sold for 2250. And now- -Twenty-two-fifty for that chromo?
7) crony

HERMAN: Why not? -She's playing bridge at one of her cronies'.
8) neatness

Like our friends, I too believe in neatness, Leonard.
9) missus

-Say hello to the missus. -We're not talking.
10) respectability

-I don't see why you want me along. -You lend a certain air of respectability.
11) sledgehammer

Considering your driver has a sledgehammer for a hand.
12) assailant

Witnesses described Kaplan's assailant as an attractive blonde in her late twenties.
13) congratulation

-It's him. -That's right. Congratulations, man.
14) errand

Mere errand boys carrying concealed weapons.
15) admirer

My secretary is a great admirer of your methods, Mr. Kaplan.
16) dandruff

-Bulletin, Kaplan has dandruff. -In that case, I think we should leave.
17) washroom

-Don't bother with the washroom. -Yes, ma'am.
18) credence

... there is some credence to this story?
19) slacks

Slacks, a shirt and these.
20) decoy

Our non-existent decoy, George Kaplan, created to divert suspicion...
21) exaggeration

There's only the expedient exaggeration. You ought to know that.
22) chum

LEONARD: I'll do that. VANDAMM: Tell your knife-throwing chum...
23) housekeeper

The housekeeper had me pinned down...

Verbs

1) labore

... and labore successfully to convince Vandamm...
2) gild

A Louis XV carved and gild lit de repos.
3) freshen

They've just freshen it up a bit with blank cartridges.
4) overplay

Has anyone ever told you that you overplay your various roles rather severely...
5) frighten

-Good. Because honest women frighten me. WOMAN: Why?
6) kidnap

... so that I could explain I'm being, uh, kidnap?
7) deteriorate

...have deteriorate to the point where I would trade her in for peace of mind?
8) reassure

...that I've reassure his wife.
9) mend

Maybe he has his suits mend by invisible weavers.
10) disappoint

-I haven't had the pleasure. -You disappoint me, sir.
11) carve

A Louis XV carve and gilded lit de repos.
12) stumble

We might have if you hadn't stumble into it.
13) revoke

... but if you do, your license will be revoke.
14) wander

You seen wander about in good health could've proved fatal to Miss Kendall.
15) sponge

How quickly can you get a suit sponge and pressed?
16) dispose

This matter is best dispose of from a great height...
17) beg

His is pointed at your heart. So, please, no errors of judgment, I beg of you.
18) lend

-I don't see why you want me along. -You lend a certain air of respectability.
19) insist

ROGER: I insist.
20) cooperate

Everyone's been cooperating beautifully.
21) interfere

We never interfere with the police, unless absolutely necessary.
22) spill

They spill bourbon all over it. I'll show you the stains.
23) marry

I've been married twice.

Adverbs

1) miserably

I did treat you miserably.
2) forcibly

... and, uh, forcibly intoxicated by some friends of your husband...
3) awfully

They're going to think I'm awfully rude.
4) tentatively

...has been tentatively identified as an employee of the federal government.
5) horribly

So horribly sad. How is it I feel like laughing?
6) calmly

MAN 3: We can't sit back calmly and wait to see who kills him first.
7) vaguely

-I know. I look vaguely familiar. -Yes.
8) nearer

WOMAN 2: Call the police. -Wait a minute. Don't come nearer.
9) incidentally

-... and incidentally, in a stolen car. -Stolen car?
10) respectfully

I wonder if I could respectfully ask the gentleman...
11) terribly

Mm-hm. You want to see him right away. Terribly urgent. Matter of life and death.
12) emotionally

It was quite obvious to him last night that she had become emotionally involved.
13) desperately

... that this was our own agent hot on his trail for a desperately important reason.
14) upstairs

I think I left my earrings upstairs. I'll be right down.
15) supposedly

... supposedly trying to clear his name of a crime he knows he didn't commit.
16) critically

Just this time you're supposed to be critically wounded.
17) uniquely

...my relationship with him made me uniquely valuable to them.
18) severely

Has anyone ever told you that you overplay your various roles rather severely...
19) aboard

CONDUCTOR: All aboard!
20) sooner

I'm afraid you're gonna wish you had cut it off sooner.
21) sometime

Sometime, I'm sure.
22) beautifully

Everyone's been cooperating beautifully.
23) lately

Well, have you poured any good drunks lately?

Adjectives

1) peevish

Now you play the peevish lover, stung by jealousy and betrayal.
2) dopey

You and your dopey schemes, shootings.
3) overpowering

Could it be an overpowering interest in art?
4) tipsy

... Roger was a bit tipsy when he arrived here by cab for dinner.
5) callous

Aren't we being just a wee bit callous?
6) innocuous

Rather innocuous, I must say, considering he was a fugitive from justice.
7) malevolent

After your malevolent friend Vandamm takes off tonight...
8) sordid

...with a few sordid details about Phillip and he told me that...
9) shrewd

VAN DAM M: I've always understood you were a shrewd fellow at your job.
10) unscheduled

This train seems to be making an unscheduled stop.
11) disorderly

Drunk and disorderly? That's chicken feed. You've hit the jackpot.
12) snappy

-Yes, I know. Could you make it snappy? -I think they're all sold out.
13) treacherous

What about that treacherous little tramp with him?
14) untimely

Mr. Kaplan's untimely shooting has now acquired the authority of the printed word.
15) nonexistent

We didn't invent our nonexistent man and give him the name of George Kaplan...
16) horrified

MAN [ON RADIO]: -Mr. Kaplan twice in full view of horrified men, women and children...
17) expedient

There's only the expedient exaggeration. You ought to know that.
18) phony

-Now, save the phony tears. -You just get back.
19) sarcastic

Don't be sarcastic, Roger.
20) outraged

First, you're the outraged Madison Avenue man...
21) molten

Am I to be dropped into a vat of molten steel...
22) misguided

-Elusiveness, however misguided- -Wait a minute. Wait, wait.
23) comforting

It's comforting to know that.

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