Scent Of A Woman Script 《闻香识女人》台词

第一篇：Scent Of A Woman Script 《闻香识女人》台词

Scent Of A Woman Script I wish you wouldn't do that around me.It's so filthy!It's such a filthy habit.Oh, my God!Look at this.Oh, Jesus!This is so appalling!I can't believe it!I can't believe they gave it to him.Ah, this is pathetic!

Now he's a loser with a Jaguar.Seriously, who did he have to blow to get that thing ?

-Good morning, sir.It's really, uh,Good morning, Havemeyer.Bene!Bene!Fabulous!Morning, Mrs.Hunsaker.What was that about ?I thought we were goin' to Stowe.'Staad.'Staad, man.Better yet, have my father talk to your father.Or my father talk to your father.You goin' home this weekend, Chas ?

Uh, I don't know.You goin' home to fuckin' ldaho for Thanksgiving ?

I'm from Oregon.I meant fuckin' Oregon.Charlie, how do you feel about skiing ? You in the mood for the white-bosomed slopes of Vermont ? Got a deal going.% off for my friends.My father set it up.Christmas in Switzerland.-'Staad.Not if you've been there.Easter in Bermuda, then Kentucky Derby weekend.We could fit you in, kid.Well, how much are these white-bosomed slopes of Vermont ?

Twelve hundred!Includes a nine-course, champagne thanksgiving dinner.$ is a little rich for my blood, Harry.Well, how short are you ?

How short, Harry ? So short it wouldn't be worth the trouble of you and George to measure.-But, thanks for askin', all right ?What'd you do that for ? You know he's on aid.On major holidays, Willis, it's customary for the lord of the manor...You're so full of shit!-----------------Yes ? I'm here about the weekend job.Come on in.Does he got pimples ? He hates pimples.Francine, be quiet.Pimples.Pimples.Yeah.Shush!I'm sorry.It's Charlie Simms.Fine, thanks.Right this way.-You're available the whole weekend ?Not going home for Thanksgiving ?Leave him out!

He's chasin' that Calico ginch from the track houses again!Down deep, the man is a lump of sugar.Don't call me sir!I-l'm sorry.I mean mister, sir.Uh-oh, we got a moron here, is that it ? No, mister--Uh, that is--Uh, Lieutenant.Yes, sir, Lieu-Lieutenant Colonel.20 years on the line, nobody ever busted me four grades before.Get in here, you idiot!

Come a little closer.I wanna get a better look at ya.How's your skin, son ?

My skin, sir ?

-Oh, for Christ's sake.You on student aid, Simms ?: A.M.: A.M.Hard workers.You got me all misty-eyed!

So, what are you doin' here in this sparrow-fart town ? I, l--I attend Baird.Attend Baird!

I know you go to the Baird school.Point is, how do you afford it，even with the student aid and the folks back home hustlin' Cornnuts ?

I won a, uh, Young America merit scholarship.Whoo-ah!Glory, glory, Hallelujah Glory, glory, Hallelujah

Who's there ? That little piece of tail ? Get her outta here!Yeah.Can't believe they're my blood.I.Q.of sloths and the manners of banshees.He's a mechanic, she's a homemaker.He knows as much about cars as a beauty queen，and she bakes cookies, taste like wing nuts.As for the tots, they're twits.How's your skin, son ? I like my aides to be presentable.Well, I--I've had a few zits.Um, but my roommate, he lent me his Clinique because he's from--

“The History of My Skin,” by Charles Simms.You patronizing me, peewee ? Hmm ?

You givin' me that old prep school palaver ?

Baird School!

A bunch of runny-nosed snots in tweed jackets...all studyin' to be George Bush.Well...I believe President Bush went to Andover, Colonel.You sharpshootin' me, punk ?

Is that what you're doin' ?

Don't you sharpshoot me!

You'll give me forty.Then you're gonna give me forty more.Then you're gonna pull K.P., the grease pit!

I'll rub your nose in enlisted men's crud...till you don't know which end is up!You understand ?

Yeah.What do you mean, what do I want ?

What do you want here ?

I wa-want a job.A job!

Yeah, I want a job so I can make, you know，my plane fare home for Christmas.Oh.God, you're touching!

From the banks

Of the mighty Mississippi

Workin' the whole night through

Till the riverboat gamblers

Stop to make a killin'

Bring it on back to you

Still here, poormouth ?

Hmm ?

Convenience store...my ass!

Hustlin' jalapeno dips to the appleseeds.Go on.Dismissed.Dismissed!Evangeline

Evangeline

Mrs.Rossi ?

Charlie, we're up here!Come on up.Hey, Charlie.Hi.Uh, Mrs.Rossi, I got the feelin' I screwed up.It was a bad interview.That was no interview, Charlie.You're it.You're the only one that showed up.You have to take the job.He sleeps a lot.You can watch television, call your girlfriend.I promise you, an easy bucks.I don't get an easy feeling.His bark is worse than his bite.He was a great soldier, a real hero.The man grows on you!

By Sunday night, you'll be best friends.Charlie, please.I want to get away for a few days, and Uncle Frank won't come with us.Six months ago, he could sometimes tell light from dark，but now there's nothing.I feel better having someone else around just in case.Please ?

Okay, Mrs.Rossi.Sure.Come here, you.There you go.Chas!Chas, hold up!

I'm good.That's great.This can't go out.This is on reserve.Here's the thing.I need the book tonight...-for a Thanksgiving quiz with big-shit Preston in the morning.Got it ?Sugarloaf or--Shh.George, why all the noise ?

It's Hunsaker!Go!Go!

I was just messin' around with Chas.Hi, Mrs.Hunsaker.I don't know, ma'am.Oh, who knows ?

Um--

-Did you make this scarf yourself ?Thank you, George.In case I don't see you before the Thanksgiving holidays，Oh, George!

Good evening, boys.Good-bye, Mrs.Hunsaker.Mr.Trask is our fearless leader，a man of learning, a voracious reader.He could recite the “lliad” in ancient Greek...while fishing for trout in a rippling creek.Endowed with wisdom, of judgement sound，nevertheless about him the questions abound.How does Mr.Trask make such wonderful deals ?

Why did the trustees buy him Jaguar wheels ?

He wasn't conniving!

He wasn't crass!

He merely puckered his lips...and kissed their ass!

Come on.Come on.One more!One more, come on!

Aah!

Fuck you!

Mr.Simms, Mr.Willis.Hmm.Mrs.Hunsaker says that you gentlemen were at a vantage point last night...to observe who was responsible for this, uh，stunt.Who was it ?

I really couldn't tell you, sir.Um, I thought I saw someone fooling with the lamppost，but by the time I pulled focus, they were gone.Mr.Simms ?

I couldn't say.That automobile is not just a possession of mine.That automobile was presented to me by the Board of Trustees.It is a symbol of the standard of excellence for which this school is known，and I will not have it tarnished.The automobile ?

The standard, Mr.Willis.-What's your position, Mr.Simms ?I-l'm for Baird.Yes, sir.No, sir.Nothin'.Yeah, a little.Yeah.You're on scholarship from Oregon...at Baird.You're a long way from home, Chas.What's that got to do with anything ?

I don't know how it works out there.But how it works here ? We stick together.It's us against them, no matter what.We don't cover our ass.We don't tell our parents.Stonewall everybody!

And above all, never, never...Ieave any of us twisting in the wind.And that's it.What does that have to do with me being on scholarship ?

Hey, hey!

I'm just tryin' to bring you up to speed, kid, that's it.Thanks.I'll tell you what.Give me a few hours to figure out the moves，and call me tonight in Vermont.I'll be at the Sugarbush lodge, all right ?

All right.You all right ?

Yeah, I guess so.Okay.Try to keep him down to four drinks a day.If you can keep him down to forty, you're doin' good.Try to water them down a little.Do you know how to do that ?

-It's a long ride, honey!Now, get my gear out.Damn it!

She said good-bye to me three times today.What's she got, separation anxiety ?

Cut her off at the door!

Hi, honey.Bye, honey.I wish you were coming with us.Me too.Maybe next time.Yeah.Charlie, this is where we'll be.Good luck, Charlie.Don't let him drink too much.See ya, Charlie!

And no numbers.He loves to talk dirty.All right, let's get to work.L-buckles givin' you trouble ?

Never in the Boy Scouts, sluggo ?

Tenderfoot, my foot!

Convenience-store mama's boy.Here.Let me take a look at that.Touch me again, I'll kill ya, you little son-of-a-bitch!

I touch you.Understand ?

My shoulder boards are in the top dresser drawer.Get them, son.The epaulets with the silver oak leaf.Good.Taxi come yet ?

Colonel, where are we going ?

Where we going ?

Freak show central.New York City.That's in New York, son.New York State.Uh, Mrs.Rossi didn't say anything to me about going anywhere.She forgot.-Should we call her, 'cause I--Why not ?

New York--

-New York's too much responsibility.Um--I'm not shuttling anywhere.-Look at those tickets.“First class.”As you were, son.Of course not.Then why do you keep grabbin' my goddamn arm ? I take your arm.Don't be sorry.How would you know, watchin' MTV all your life ?

Yes!

You bet.The old Diet Slice.Thank you, Daphne.Certainly, sir.Ahh!Mmm!

How did you know her name ?

Well, she's wearin' Floris.That's an English cologne.But her voice is California chickie.Now, California chickie bucking for English lady--

I call her Daphne.Oh, big things may happen to that little thing of yours.Look, Colonel，-I'll get you to New York, all right ?Where are we ?Spread the word.Sir ?

On the escort scene.Um, yes, sir.-And welcome to the Waldorf.Manny, sir.I wouldn't know, sir.About what ?With me ?Spit it out!What kind of trouble ?

I saw some guys doing something.To tell or not to tell, or it's your ass.Hmm ?

I'm a wizard.Give me the details, come on.There's this guy at school named Harry.He's this real rich kid.He like...runs the show.Who else ?

There's another guy, George, but George didn't do anything.George and I saw Harry and his buddies doin' somethin'.Now, the folks at Baird，they know you and George can identify the guilty parties ?

Yeah, they think we can.-George is a friend of yours.You trust him ?No, why ?

We got George, we got Harry, we got trouble.They're rich, you're poor.You wanna get rich.You wanna graduate Baird, become a rich big shot like them.No.It's not that way at all.Okay, Charlie!

Here we are, gentlemen: the Oak Room.The Oak Room!

Bring us a menu and double Jack Daniels on the rocks.Charlie, sit down here.Uh, perhaps you'll feel more comfortable in this, sir.You look great!

第二篇：[闻香识女人]Scent of a Woman英文台词

闻香识女人（英文版）

I wish you wouldn't do that around me.It's so filthy!It's such a filthy habit.Oh, my God!Look at this.Oh, Jesus!This is so appalling!I can't believe it!I can't believe they gave it to him.Ah, this is pathetic!Now he's a loser with a Jaguar.Seriously, who did he have to blow to get that thing ?Mr.Willis.Mr.Trask!quite a piece of machinery.Morning to you, sir.Bene ?What's fabulous ? That fine piece of steel you have back there.Ah, you don't think I deserve it.No, sir.On the contrary.I think it's great.Should the headmaster of Baird be seen putt-putting around in some junker ? In fact, I think the board of trustees have had...their first, true stroke of inspiration in some time.Thank you, Havemeyer.I'll take that at face value.I'd expect nothing less, sir.Have a good day.Good morning.What have we here, Murderer's Row ?Nothing.Just saying hello.I like to say hello to Headmaster Trask.Sugarbush.Lift tickets and condo vouchers.Sugarbush is Stowe, Jimmy.We're doing it right.Thanksgiving in Vermont, Christmas in Switzerland---Christmas in Gstaad is gonna cost us---'Staad.The “G” is silent.'Staad.George ?Trent ?So what about 'Staad ? Fine.The “G” may be silent, but it's gonna take at least three grand to get there.Better yet, have my father talk to your father.Or my father talk to your father.You goin' home this weekend, Chas ? Uh, I don't know.You goin' home to fuckin' Idaho for Thanksgiving ? I'm from Oregon.I meant fuckin' Oregon.-Charlie, how do you feel about skiing ?-[ Laughing ] You in the mood for the white-bosomed slopes of Vermont ?

Got a deal going.% off for my friends.My father set it up.Christmas in Switzerland.Gstaad.Dropping the “G” is phony.Not if you've been there.Easter in Bermuda, then Kentucky Derby weekend.We could fit you in, kid.Well, how much are these white-bosomed slopes of Vermont ? Twelve hundred!Includes a nine-course, champagne thanksgiving dinner.$ is a little rich for my blood, Harry.Well, how short are you ? How short, Harry ? So short it wouldn't be worth the trouble of you and George to measure.Mm-hmm.What'd you do that for ? You know he's on aid.On major holidays, Willis, it's customary for the lord of the manor...You're so full of shit!Yes ? I'm here about the weekend job.Come on in.[ Children Chattering ] Does he got pimples ? He hates pimples.Francine, be quiet.Pimples.Pimples.Yeah.Shush!

I'm sorry.It's Charlie Simms.Fine, thanks.Right this way.Uh, yeah.No.[ Mrs.Rossi ] Good.They put him in a veteran's home, but he hated it, so I told my dad that we'd take him.Before you go in, do you mind my telling you a few things ? Don't “sir” him and don't ask him too many questions.And if he staggers a little when he gets up, don't pay any attention.[ Sigh ] Charlie, I can tell you're the right person for the job.and Uncle Frank's gonna like you a lot too.Uh, where you gonna be this weekend ? We're driving to Albany.Donny, my husband, has family there.[ Man ] Leave him out!He's chasin' that Calico ginch from the track houses again!Down deep, the man is a lump of sugar.Don't call me sir!I-I'm sorry.I mean mister, sir.Uh-oh, we got a moron here, is that it ?

No, mister--Uh, that is--Uh, Lieutenant.Yes, sir, Lieu--Lieutenant Colonel.years on the line, nobody ever busted me four grades before.Get in here, you idiot!Come a little closer.I wanna get a better look at ya.How's your skin, son ? My skin, sir ?I'm sorry, I don--Just call me Frank.Call me Mr.Slade.Call me Colonel, if you must.Just don't call me sir.All right, Colonel.Simms, Charles.A senior.Uh, yes, I am.For “student aid” read “crook.” Your father peddles car telephones at a % markup.Your mother works on heavy commission in a camera store.Graduated to it from espresso machines.Hah-hah!What are you, dying of some wasting disease ? No, I'm right--I'm right here.I know exactly where your body is.What I'm lookin' for is some indication of a brain.Too much football without a helmet ? Hah!Lyndon's line

on Gerry Ford.Deputy Debriefer, Paris Peace Talks, '.Snagged the Silver Star and a silver bar.Threw me into G-.G-? Intelligence, of which you have none.[ Yelling ] Where you from ? Um, Gresham, Oregon, s--Colonel.What does your daddy do in Gresham, Oregon ? Hmm ? Count wood chips ? Uh, my stepfather and my mom run a convenience store.: A.M.: A.M.Hard workers.You got me all misty-eyed!So, what are you doin' here in this sparrow-fart town ? I, l--I attend Baird.Attend Baird!I know you go to the Baird school.Point is, how do you afford it, even with the student aid and the folks back home hustlin' corn nuts ? [ Sigh ] I won a, uh, Young America merit scholarship.Whoo-ah!?Glory, glory Hallelujah ? ?Glory, glory Hallelujah ?Who's there ?

-[ Knocking ]What do you want ?[ Children Chattering ]Hey, Charlie.Hi.Uh, Mrs.Rossi, I got the feelin' I screwed up.It was a bad interview.That was no interview, Charlie.You're it.You're the only one that showed up.You have to take the job.He sleeps a lot.You can watch television, call your girlfriend.I promise you, an easy bucks.[ Sigh ] I don't get an easy feeling.[ Sigh ] His bark is worse than his bite.He was a great soldier, a real hero.The man grows on you!By Sunday night, you'll be best friends.[ Sigh ] Charlie, please.I want to get away for a few days, and Uncle Frank won't come with us.Six months ago, he could sometimes tell light from dark, but now there's nothing.I feel better having someone else around just in case.Please ? Okay, Mrs.Rossi.Sure.Come here, you.There you go.[ George ] Chas!Chas, hold up!I'm good.That's great.This can't go out.This is on reserve.Here's the thing.I need the book tonight...Yeah, I know.That's why he put it on reserve.This is our only copy.Chas, I'm pullin' an all-nighter.Without that book I'm dead, okay ? If it's not back by :, it's gonna be my ass.Oh, I promise.I promise.Yeah.Just a second.I gotta lock up.Okay.God, can you wait to get out of this dump or what ? Where you guys going skiing again ?It's bush, Chas, Sugarbush.That's my boys.[ Whistles ] What are you doin' ? Keep your voice down!I'll tell you about it in the morning.Wha--George, why all the noise ? [ Whispering ] It's hunsaker!Go!Go!I was just messin' around with Chas.Hi, Mrs.Hunsaker.-What was that ?Who were those boys ? What were they doing ?Charles ?Did you make this scarf yourself ?'Cause it's a beauty.It really is.why don't you give me one of your big hugs ?Please ? Come on.and kissed their ass!What's your position, Mr.Simms ?I-I'm for Baird.Yes, sir.No, sir.Nothin'.Yeah, a little.You're on scholarship, right ?It's a long ride, honey![ Clearing Throat ]Now, get my gear out.Here comes Mrs.Rossi now.Drive carefully now.I, I made Tenderfoot.Are these--Where's that ?Should we call her, 'cause I--Colonel, I can't go to New York City.New York's too much responsibility.-Ah, responsibility!I had a lot of year olds my first platoon.I took care of them.All set!How do I look ? Tickets.Money.Speech.Old Washington joke...from my days with Lyndon.-[ Honking ]-I knew I could count on transportation.Are you ready ? This is not Panmunjom.A simple yes will do.Good!Here you go.Come on!Hup to it, son!You're in front of me.Let's go.[ Frank ] Tomster, come here, boy.Psst, psst.Come on.Here, tomster, come on.Tomster, tomster.Yeah.Remember, when in doubt...fuck.Good afternoon, sir.Where's our destination ? Our destination...New York City, home of the brave!I'm not shuttling anywhere.Yes, sir, first class.You bought me a ticket ? I never said I'd go to New York.What are you, some kind of chicken-shit, sticks to job description only ? Gate , sir.Thank you, sir.Which way's the door ?

-Are you blind ? Are you blind ?I'm sorry.Jack Daniels...And Diet Slice.And a water.I'll get you to New York, all right ?Where are we ?Spread the word.The intelligence will be forthcoming ?And welcome to the Waldorf.[ Clanking ]Manny, sir.I wouldn't know, sir.About what ?With me ?Spit it out!I'm just in a little trouble.How'd you know that ?George is a friend of yours.You trust him ?He's on scholarship too ?Am I right ?Are you a rich miser or something ?All part of a plan, Charlie.It leaves at : ?I need a guide dog to help me execute my plan.May I tell you our specials ?I'm leaning towards the spaetzle.Colonel Slade--Water's too alkaline.[ Sigh ] Good morning.Uh, I don't need any clothes, Colonel.-Standard issue...for an upscale urban assignment.You don't like the clothes, Charlie, on completion of duty, you can give 'em away.Juice, coffee, and other assorted goodies on the trolley over there.Get yourself up, get yourself together!?It's a great day for singin' a song ? ?And it's a great day for movin' along ? ?And it's a great day from morning to night ? ?And it's a great day ? for everybody's plight.[ Frank Chuckling ] How are you feeling today, Colonel ? Super!Superior!Superfluous!Young Sofie here is working Thanksgiving...because she's trying to put herself through college.I told her, “My young friend Charlie's headed for college.”Where you goin' ?What's wrong with the phones in here ? I don't want to disturb you.You're not disturbing me.Make your call.I'd kinda like to be private.Stay outta my room!This is as private as you're gonna get.?But if you've got somethin' that must be done ? ?And it can only be done by one ? Sofia...what are the chances of suitin' you up sometime ?George Willis, please.George!Hey, it's Charlie.Hey, Chas.Next year you gotta come up with us.White powder on a base of snow bunnies.Chas, are you there ? Yeah, I'm here.Um--All right.For now, the move's no move: status quo.Everything's the way we left it.How did we leave it ? See no evil, hear no evil.You know what I mean, Chas ? Yeah.See no evil, hear no evil.All right, good-bye.Yeah.George Willis.That makes his father probably George Willis, Senior.Charlie, I ask ya, what do you think Big George is gonna feel about Little George...seeing no evil, hearing no evil ?

Well, we're not gonna tell our parents.We're just gonna keep it between ourselves.Oh, George isn't gonna tell his father about this thing!Damn decent of him.Ooh!Aw!Hah!Prego.I love it when you hurt me.Uh, tell me now, Charlie.This, uh, George Willis, Junior, what's his father do ? I don't really know.Well, I'm gonna tell ya.When George Willis, Sr., isn't busy as a million-dollar man for Aetna Casualty--or is it New England Distributor for the Chrysler Corporation ? He concerns himself with his young son, George Willis, Junior.George isn't going to say anything to his father.Oh, Charlie.Big George is gonna wind up Little George, and Little George is gonna sing like a canary.And if you're hip, kid, you're gonna hop to, too.You've got this all figured out, don't you ? It don't take no Young America merit scholarship to figure this one out.Charlie, you had a little life, so you decided to go to Baird...to put yourself in the market for a big one.Now, in order to stay in the running, you're gonna have to tell these people

what they want to know.You think so ?Yes.Grazie.Grazie.Charlie, if you don't sing now, you're gonna end up, not only shelving biscuits...in some convenience store in the Oregon burbs, probably the last word you'll ever hear yourself say just before you croak...gonna be, “Have a nice day and come back soon.” Sofia!Measure up Charlie, pronto.We got a date for Thanksgiving.We got a date ? My brother's place.W.R.Slade, White Plains, New York.Colonel, I can't go with you to your brother's place.I mean, I should be getting back to school.Uh, well you gotta have Thanksgiving somewhere.I mean, eats and treats.I could use the company.All right.D-Does he know I'm comin' ? He doesn't know I'm comin'.But wait till you see the look on his face...when I walk through the door.Oh, he loves me!Oh, uh, Charlie, about your little problem, there are two kinds of people in this world: those who stand up and face the music, and those who

run for cover.Cover's better.Okay, Sofia, suit 'im up!Make him pretty!Careful.Yeah.Yes ? Yes!Who is this ?Randy ? You new ? I'm your nephew.Hah!Here I am!Your sister's been hoarding me long enough.Uncle Frank!Gail.Of course.Say hello to the potluck party from New York City.Good old Uncle Frank and this here with him is Charlie Simms, star halfback of the Baird football team.They not only beat Exeter and Groton, but Aquinas High School too.Where's your miserable father ? Wait!No, no.Let's surprise him.Give that fat heart of his an attack.Willie!Oh, Willie!Hello, Frank.Okay.Here's my hand.Charlie, meet W.R.Slade.Nice to meet you, sir.The original bulging briefcase man.Gretchen, I smell those prunes!We talkin' Turkey Marbella ?Whoo!Let's have a whiff.Come on.You know, I always had a sneaker for you.Come here.[ Sniffing ] Mmm.Hah!Who are you again ? I'm just here at the Waldorf-Astoria with--Is it your brother ? W.R.'s final issue.How ya doin' ?I'm kinda takin' care of him for the weekend.Charlie!Jesus!Sorry.Where's the booze ? Flowin' like mud here.To tell the truth, the colonel's not well, I don't think.I think he's a little lonely.Why didn't you take him to your family's for dinner ? I heard that!I heard that.Pay no attention to him.That's his big-brother talk.He's been watching out for me since day one.Bailed me out of more trouble...than he'd like to remember.[ Gretchen ] Let me take your coat.I meant to pick up some vino

on my way, but I blew it.I'll send you the Rothschild again for Christmas,I'll set two more places.Thank you, Randy.Still with Snow Queen sugar ? Snow Flake.Why do you always get that wrong ? Because it's not important for me to get it right.What are you doing there ? I'm Vice President for Marketing.Whoo-ah!Congratulations!Sugar is shit, though.I told General Abrams to install honey in the commissaries.If the K-s didn't blow your brains out, sugar, sure as shit, was gonna.Ooh!Mitsouki.Rhymes with nookie.Be careful.Let's go and eat.By all means.Thank you, Charlie.Where you wanna sit, Frank, or you gonna arrange yourself at the head again ? Any old card table will do.This is fine.[ Frank ] Where was I ? Oh!I wake up.It's four in the morning.I don't know who I'm with, why I'm there and where I am.What am I gonna do ? I got this Asian flower, all giggly and dewy-like;and this hard-boiled

navy nurse outta Omaha, on the other.We're three across the bed, not a stitch of clothes on.It comes to me.Let east meet west.We'll build a golden bridge.[ Frank ] Hah-hah!I felt like I'd just joined the corps of engineers!We all still here ? It's a beautiful story.[ Cough ]Honey.I didn't know you were so easily shocked.I admire your sensibilities.I'm touched.Dad, remember the time you persuaded Frank...What about it ?Cool it, Randy.Indeed it is, Garry.Indeed it is.So is dinner.Charlie, what time do you have ? I think we better be gettin' back.Randy.Honey, please.It's all right, Gloria.I enjoy Randy's observations.My wife's name is Gail, Frank.Can you hear that ? Gail.Excuse me.Gail.Gail strikes me as a very beautiful woman, but there's a little tension in her voice.It could be one of two things: either Gail is nervous or unsatisfied.What's your point, Uncle Frank ? You oughta go down on her.Cut it out, Frank, will ya ? You're so wrapped up in sugar, you've forgotten the taste of real honey!Frank, for God's sake!Hear that voice ? There's fire under that dress.Just get the fuck outta here.Get in your limousine.Go down to the bowery, get with the other fucking drunks where you belong!What ?What for ? You want me to lay off him, Chuckie, 'cause he's blind ?My friend's name is Charles.He doesn't like to be called Chuckie.A warning.Jesus Christ.Another sucker who thinks this shitheel's a war hero.Whoo-ah.Well, once...maybe.I suppose he told you about his days on Lyndon Johnson's staff ? I was gonna go.Now I'm not leaving.Earmarked, good word.Randy, that's enough.So--What do they call it when they give you the shaft in the military ?Frank was passed over for promotion...Couple times.Will you shut your mouth ?Stop it, Randy.Our colonel, here, had a grenade juggling act at Fort Bragg or wherever.He was teaching hand-to-hand combat--Randy, look at me when you're talking to me, son.I'm lookin', Frank.His partner in the act was some captain.Yeah, whoever he was.Before going on, they'd have themselves a lo-cal breakfast: a Screwdriver for Frank, Bloody Mary for his partner.No, Vincent drank Sea Breezes.Judge Advocate at Benning said Col.Slade had four to his partner's one.Judge Advocate at Benning said Col.Slade had four to his partner's one.He's flying in class.He gets all excited.He starts pulling the pins out.[ Randy ] One grenade got away from him.Boom.The one that got away.Oh, the pin was in...Frank claims.In or out, what difference does it make ? What kind of fucking lunatic juggles grenades ? Vinnie came out okay.And all Frank lost was his eyesight.You got a handle on that, do you, Randy ?Whoo-ah!Now all he is is a blind asshole.Whoo-ah.Hey, God's a funny guy.God doth have a sense of humor.Maybe God thinks some people don't deserve to see.[ Sigh ] Whoo-ah.Hah!You get the point...Chuckie ?His name is Charles.You can say that, can't you ? Charles.Know what this is, Randy ? It's a choke hold I'm teaching those lieutenants.I don't care what he said.Just let go, please![ Gasping ] Gretchen ? You outdid yourself.If you twist my arm hard enough, we're talking

Turkey Marbella next year.Who knows ? Frank ? Good-bye, Willie.I'm no fucking good...and I never have been.Come on, Charlie, get the coats.Come on.Watch your step.Hold it.Nueva York, compadre.Vamos![ Clinking ] You got a watch ? Ah, it's :.I didn't ask you the time.I asked if you had a watch.Yeah, in the other room.Get it.Colonel, there's a clock right next to your bed.Does it have a second hand ? Yeah.Time me!How long ? Um...about seconds.Where did you get a gun, Colonel ? Piece or weapon, Charlie, never a gun.Where did you get the piece ? I'm an officer in the United States Army.This is my sidearm.So I'm retired, so what ? An officer never relinquishes his.Yeah, but you better relinquish it to me or I'm gonna call Mrs.Rossi.Good idea.Then I'm going back to school.Even better.Blue skies, green lights.I hope you have a wonderful trip.That felt like.You oughta be able to do a in.Did you time me ? No, I did not and I'm calling Albany.That was stupid.Was it ? You're stuck with me, Charlie.No, I'm not.Where you goin' ? New Hampshire ? You got no money.How you gonna do that ? Mmm.Karen's number tastes like Albany.Hah!Fine.Charlie ? Charlie!All I want from you...is another day.For what ? One last tour of the battlefield.I can get around a city like New York, but l...sometimes need a point in the right direction.What do you say, Charlie ? What's one day...between friends ? All right.Well, say I stay for another day.Will you give me your weapon ? Oh, Charlie!I'm a lieutenant colonel，United States Army.I'm not giving my fucking gun to anyone.Colonel, this--this is unacceptable.Unacceptable ? What are you givin' me that prep school crap for ? What have they done, taken the Oregon out of the boy ? Put in Harvard Business School ? Then give me your bullets.You do see the sense of it, Charlie, don't you ? I can't chew the leather anymore.So, why should I share...the tribe's provisions ? I mean, there's no one...wants to tear a herring with me anymore.The bullets, Colonel.“The bullets, Colonel.” You sound like a guy in “Lives of a Bengal Lancer.” What do you give a shit for ? About what ? About what ? About whether I blow my brains out or not.You have a conscience.I forgot.The Charlie Conscience.Do we tell ? Do we not tell ? Do we follow the rich boy's code or not ? Do we let this blind asshole...die...or not ? Yeah.Conscience, Charlie.When were you born, son ? Around the time of the Round Table ? Hah.Haven't you heard ? Conscience is dead.No, I haven't heard.Well, then, take the fucking wax outta your ears!Grow up!It's fuck your buddy.Cheat on your wife.Call your mother on Mother's Day.Charlie, it's all shit.Where you goin' ? I got piss call.I know I said I need ya for just one day, but even I can't hold it that long.Oh, and, Charlie, you forgot the one in the chamber.Hah!There you go, sir.Thank you.Twenty-six years in the service, never let an aide shine my shoes.Where you gonna be in years, Charlie ? Playing golf with your friends from the Baird School, I bet.I don't even like those guys.Course you don't.They're all assholes.Be a pleasure to squeal

on 'em, wouldn't it ?“I'm not a squealer.” What is this, the Dreyfus case ? Ohh!Ooh, Mama!There you go.Thank you.Watch your step.I'm gettin' that heavy feelin' again, Charlie.There's more to this, isn't there ? Isn't there ?Oh, now we're cookin'.Mr.Trask, the headmaster, he promised to get me into Harvard.Yeah.What a dilemma.Should Charlie Simms accept a free ride into Harvard or not ? What do you think your friend George would do if he were in your shoes ?How ? I mean, it's just that Mr.Trask hasn't promised to get him into Harvard.Mr.Trask doesn't have to.George's father's gonna take care of that.Do the deal, Charlie.Take it!Go to Harvard.Why not ? It's just some things you just can't do.Explain 'em to me.I, l, I can't--

You're gonna have a tough time in this world, Charlie.To ease the blow, let me buy you a drink.Come on.[ Frank ] Double Jack Daniels on the rocks.And bring my young friend here a Shirley Temple.Hold on.Do you have beer ? Certainly.May I see some I.D.? Are you interested in walkin' the rest of your life, chappy ? Sir, but--I'm a regular here.My boy's going on.Why don't you call up front, the office ? Mr.Gilbert, he's a friend of mine.Any particular beer ? Schlitz.No Schlitz ? Blatz.No Blatz ? Improvise.[ Frank ] Thank you, sir.You're human, Charlie.Beer ? Who are we drinking with ? I'm getting a nice soap-and-water feeling from down there.Female ? You're callin' her female, must mean you like her or you wouldn't be so casual.Yeah, she's alone.Things are heatin' up.Chestnut hair ? Brown...Light brown.Twenty-two ? Wh--What am l, a guy at a carnival ? The day we stop lookin', Charlie, is the day we die.Move.You know where, son.Don't be coy, Charlie.This woman is made for you.I can feel it.Goddamn beautiful, isn't she ?Whoo-bingo!The boy's alive.Come on, son, perambulate.Perambulate.Excuse me, senorita, do you mind if we join you ? I'm feelin' you're being neglected.Well, I'm expecting somebody.Instantly ?Any minute ? Some people live a lifetime in a minute.I'm waiting for him.Would you mind if we waited with you, you know, just to keep the womanizers from bothering you ? No, I don't mind.Thank you.Charlie.You know, I detect...a fragrance in the air.Don't tell me what it is.Ogilvie Sisters soap.Ah, that's amazing.I'm in the amazing business!It is Ogilvie Sisters soap.My grandmother gave me three bars for Christmas.I'm crazy about your grandmother.I think she'd have liked Charlie too.What's your name ? Donna.This is Charlie.Yes.She likes you.Charlie's having a difficult weekend.He's going through a crisis.How does he look like he's holding up ? He looks fine to me.Oh!She does like you, Charlie.So, Donna, ah...do you tango ? No.I wanted to learn once, but--But ? But Michael didn't want to.Michael, the one you're waiting for.Michael thinks the tango's hysterical.Well, I think Michael's hysterical.Don't pay any attention to him.Did I already say that ? What a beautiful laugh.Thank you, Frank.Would you like to learn to tango, Donna ?

Right now ? I'm offering you my services...free of charge.What do you say ? Ah...I think I'd be a little afraid.Of what ? Afraid of making a mistake.No mistakes in the tango, not like life.It's simple.That's what makes the tango so great.If you make a mistake, get all tangled up, just tango on.[ Frank ] Why don't you try ? Will you try it ? All right.I'll give it a try.Hold me down, son.Your arm.Charlie, I'm gonna need some coordinates here, son.The floor's about by , And you're at the long end.There's tables on the outside.The band's on the right.Oh, Frank, you are one incredible dancer.Wait'll you see Charlie dance.Isn't he a charmer, though ? Truth is, not only can he dance, but he'll sing you a hell of a tune.He can do bird calls and imitate Bela Lugosi.Hey.Michael, this is Frank and this is Charlie.-Hi, Frank, Charlie.I'm sorry I'm late.-Oh, that's okay.These two gentlemen entertained me, and time flew.Your girl is...a hell of a tango dancer.You found someone to tango with.That's terrific!Let me shake your hand.Hell, I'll shake both your hands!Honey, this looks like the place, but we gotta go.We got a date with Darryl and Carol in the village.Do you have a check ?No, no.I got this.Michael, get your hand outta your pocket.I'll take it.Really.Allow me.Why, thank you.Bye, guys.Bye.Darryl and Carol.Yeah.[ Manny ] It's Apartment E, Colonel.She's expecting you.You don't have to worry about a thing.She's the creme de la creme.My buddy took the Vice Chancellor of Germany to her.Now he wants to immigrate to this country.[ Frank ] You did good, hombre.My hair, how is it ? It's perfect.-I got the red foulard okay, didn't I ?

第三篇：《闻香识女人》影评

Review on “Scent of a woman”

There are always some moments you suddenly understand some parts of life, something touches your soul and moved your heart deeply.“Scent of a woman”, which told us a story about struggles in life and finally finding the meaning of it, is such kind of thing.When the handsome man Charlie meets the stubborn blind retired Colonel Frank, I thought it was about a youngster growing up with the help of an elder man, maybe in a way full of beauties and perfumes.But I was wrong.The bitter man, enslaved to booze and abrasive criticism of those who come into contact with him, was proved to be so talent and humor.His great sense of woman, his shocking words and modal particle “huh”, his posture while tangoing with the young lady and the heart shaking speech for Charlie, are still playing in my mind.One unforgettable scene is Frank's talking with his niece and nephew happily while back from NY.To me, Charlie’s insist on not being a snitch is indigestible, but I can see the bravery and goodness in his soul.That’s why Frank finally breaks the ice and drops the masquerade and then back to a normal life, which also made Frank save Charlie from being expelled from school.I’ve learned that each person has something unique to offer to the others.Frank and Charlie, they are both at the crossroads of their life.Charlie persuades Frank to live on and Frank, touched by Charlie’s integrity, helps convince the Students’ Committee in Baird that Charlie deserves no punishment.I’ve learned that it is

precious that there is someone by your side.They help you to perceive how life would be and which way shall we choose.Life is full of obstacles and mistakes;the right attitude towards life is to make a right decision, to chase something, to hold on and to live on.Frank was intended to commit suicide after a weekend of exquisite, high-class living, just because he

couldn’t find a proper thing or person to live for.But actually, his relatives love him.And his talents in smelling and the internal character finally attracted and conquered the beautiful teacher in Baird.Just as the ending-speech, “the path made of principle” may be vague in fog.There are thorns like frustrations and jitters in that way, but as long as you tango on if you’re tangled up, you’ll finally find the meaning of life.

第四篇：《闻香识女人》演讲

“Scent of a woman” Speech of Frank Track: Mr.Simms, you are a cover-up artist and you are a liar.Frank: But not a snitch!

Track: Excuse me?

Frank: No, I don't think I will.Track: Mr.Slade.Frank: This is such a crock of *!

Track: Please watch your language, Mr.Slade;you are in the Baird School, not a barracks.Mr.Simms, I'll give you one final opportunity to speak up.Frank: Mr.Simms doesn't want it.He doesn't need to be labeled, still worthy of being a Baird man!What the hell is that? What is your motto here? Boys, inform on your classmates, save your hide, anything short of that, we're gonna burn you at the stake? Well, gentleman, when the * hits the fan some guys run and some guys stay, here's Charlie, facin' the fire and there's George hidin' in big daddy's pocket.And what are you doing? And you are gonna reward George, and destroy Charlie.Track: Are you finished, Mr.Slade?

Frank: No, I'm just gettin' warmed up!I don't know who went to this place, William Howard Taft, William Jennings Bryant,William Tell, whoever, their spirit is dead, if they ever had one.It's gone.You're buildin' a rat ship here, a vessel for seagoin' snitches.And if you think you're preparin' these minnows for manhood, you better think again, because I say you're killin' the very spirit this institution proclaims it instills.What a sham!What kind of a show are you guys puttin' on here today? I mean, the only class in this act is sittin' next to me, I'm here to tell you this boy's soul is intact, it's non-negotiable, you know how I know, someone here, and I'm not gonna say who, offered to buy it, only Charlie here wasn't sellin'.Track: Sir, you're out of order.Frank: I'll show you out of order.You don't know what out of order is, Mr.Trask, I'd show you, but I'm too old, I'm too tired, I'm too ****in' blind, if I were the man I was five years ago, I'd take a flame thrower to this place!Out of order? Who the hell do you think you're talkin' to? I've been around, you know? There was a time I could see, and I have seen, boys like these, younger than these, their arms torn out, their legs ripped off, but there is nothin' like the sight of an amputated spirit.There is no prosthetic for that, you think you're merely sendin' this splendid foot solider back home to Oregen with his tail between his legs, but I say you're executin' his soul!And why?

Because he is not a Baird man.Baird men, you hurt this boy, you're gonna be Baird bums, the lot of you.And Harry, Jimmy, and Trent, wherever you are out there, **** you too!

Track: Stand down, Mr.Slade!

Frank: I'm not finished.As I came in here, I heard those words: cradle of leadership.Well, when the bough breaks, the cradle will fall, and it has fallen here, it has fallen.Makers of men, creators of leaders, be careful what kind of leaders you're producin' here.I don't know if Charlie's silence here today is right or wrong, I'm not a judge or jury, but I can tell you this: he won't sell anybody out to buy his future!And that my friends is called integrity, that's called courage.Now, that's the stuff leaders should be made of.Now I have come to crossroads in my life, I always knew what the right path was.Without exception, I knew, but I never took it, you know why, it was too * hard.Now here's Charlie, he's come to the crossroads, he has chosen a path.It's the right path, it's a path made of principle that leads to character.Let him continue on his journey.You hold this boy's future in your hands, committee, it's a valuable future, believe me.Don't destroy it, protect it.Embrace it.It's gonna make you proud one day, I promise you.

第五篇：闻香识女人 文学评论

我来说《闻香识女人》

一 说在前头

在这篇评论里，我只是用简单的文艺理论、哲学观点谈谈对《闻香识女人》这部影片的理解，仅仅为我个人的主观理解，如果与诸君理解有所差异，觉得不妨事，因为对于事物的认识仁者见仁智者见智，世界观在相对的条件下存在，对与错是相对的，丑与美也是相对的，对于事物的理解，要尊重别人的观点，但也坚持自己的见解，对于事物要有怀疑的态度，认识世界才有突破。话回主题说《闻香识女人》。我们从课本中学到，马克思、恩格斯根据历史唯物主义，把文艺纳入到他的整个社会结构理论中，指出文学艺术是生产关系总和构成的社会经济基础的上层建筑，是上层建筑中的一种社会意识形态。审美意识形态论是苏联学者们提出的，它具有意识形态的性质和审美性质。所以，这样一来，我的理解是来谈论审美意识形态要从两个部分切入。一是历史唯物主义，用历史唯物主义方法也是研究美学的一种方法，再者，审美意识形态表现的是与现实社会生活密切相关的领域，渗透着社会生活以及其他意识的因子，所以在这里我们要讨论社会存在和社会意识的关系，并且较浅的谈论下该片与社会现实基础的关系和社会功用。二是从审美性质来讨论，应用一些课本知识和我的观点，较浅的谈论一下《闻香识女人》审美意识形态属性的表现。

二 说与社会存在的关系

法国艺术理论家丹纳把文艺比作一种生物，文艺作品是种族、社会氛围、时机三种因素造就的，所以我们有必要理清造就《闻香识女人》的这三种因素。弗兰克和查理士是美利坚民族，在他们身上我们看到，弗兰克的孤傲、刚愎自用和那份英雄主义，反观查理是内敛、羞涩的学生形象，两种性格交织在一起，展开故事。他们生活在美国上世纪90年代，弗兰克之前是中校享受过无数荣誉，然后眼盲后，他感觉被这个社会抛弃了，显得那么孤僻，失去了活下去的信心和勇气，代表了在社会经济高速发展下，一些被时代抛弃即将老去的人们。再来看查理，作为博德学院学生，对未来充满了无数憧憬，但是他贫穷，在学校里遇到不公，因为家里没有势力，生怕因戏弄老师而被开除。因为社会上存在不公，这位青春无限的年轻人未来蒙上了无数阴影，代表了家族没有权贵，因社会不公平，在社会上竞争处于不公的年轻人们。两个不同性格、不同社会背景的人在美国社会新老人民群众交替的大背景下，偶然走在一起，他们相互鼓励，他们用自己的方式为对方排忧解难，最终他们找到了生活的希望，对未来又充满期待。

这样我们知道了这部影片创造的相关因素，现在让我用我对历史唯物主义的理解来分析一下相关故事情节。

这里必须要交代一下一点历史唯物主义的观点。它最主要是讲社会存在与社会意识的辩证关系，社会意识的相对独立性，人民群众是社会物质与精神财富的创造者，价值观的导向作用。文学艺术是一种社会意识形态，在《闻香识女人》存在很多社会意识。

我们知道美国社会思想上较为自由，允许一些自由思想存在，美利坚的社会意识多种多样，《闻香识女人》中也包含很多社会意识。在查理看见弗兰克因对生活失去希望而自杀时，他没有离开弗兰克，300美元不足以让他送出自己的性命，但是他义无反顾的抢下弗兰克的手枪阻止他自杀。在物欲横流的社会，乳臭未干的查理阻止了弗兰克轻生，让我们看到了人性的良知。这就是查理的价值观，他认为社会上应该存在人性的良知，应该存在这样一种社会意识去帮助别人。当查理遇到被开除了麻烦，弗兰克为查理在会议上辩论。在弗兰克看来学校里存在不公平，因为不公平查理要被开除，弗兰克就作为正义的化身去学校里为查理伸张正义，他认为社会应该存在正义，法律是站在正义的一边。虽然弗兰克眼盲，但是他的心是明亮的，世界应该存在正义，没有正义，世界将没有规则可言。无论我们站在自己的立场上去走向未来，还是人类站在历史的长河去发展，都应该有正义的价值观，彰显人类良知的社会意识，才能更和谐的发展。即使社会存在不公，但是我们应该竭力维护正义。弗兰克与

查理的价值观，它们都是在经济大发展背景下缺少的社会意识，无论在的美国社会，还是共产主义社会，都应该激发每个人的人性良知，让人民群众来创造出这种精神财富，推动社会和谐发展。并且由人民群众来创造出法治社会，而不是人治，让公平正义的社会意识来作用社会的存在。

文艺应该是属于全人类的，不是仅仅符合一个民族、一个社会，不应该像柏拉图说的那样，文艺的好坏应该首先用政治标准来衡量，它应该符合全人类的标准，不是为一个国家、一个民族、一种政治意识形态做服务。

三 说审美意识形态属性的表现

要说审美属性我先要较浅的说什么是美学，再说什么是审美，最后再展开讨论。美学，是一种认识论，最早是哲学的附属部门，是一种感性思维和形象思维。审美，是人类掌握世界的一种形式，是人类与世界形成一种无功利的情感关系，在理智与情感、主观与客观统一的条件下去追求世界的真理。

一、功利与无功利

该片不带有直接的功利的目的，创造者不寻求实际利益的满足，没有直接的实际目的。文艺作品是对客观社会的摹仿，是反应社会存在的表现。但是在无功利的背后，还是存在某种功利。该片讲述了一位退伍的眼盲中校弗兰克，对生活失去了信心和勇气，在感恩节之际，希望出游享受最后一次人生快乐。就在此时，一个乳臭未干在学校惹了麻烦的查理，来陪伴弗兰克去纽约游玩。失去双目的弗兰克却有敏锐的嗅觉，他可以闻出身边女人用的香水，感觉出她们头发的颜色。在此期间，弗兰克想轻生，查理用他的良知劝阻了弗兰克，带他去跳探戈、开法拉利，让弗兰克又找到了活下去的勇气和信心。弗兰克也为这位亲如儿子的朋友在学校会议上辩论，揭露了学校的虚伪，伸张了正义，挽回了查理的前途。从片中我们可以看到某些功利，作者通过创作出一部在经济迅速发展的背景下的影片，来唤醒人类正在渐渐丢失的人性良知和揭露虚伪的勇气，无论人类文明多么发展，都不能丢失人性的良知，要去帮助需要帮助的人，去揭露一些伪善，伸张正义，让社会有公平可言。同时，通过为读者展现弗兰克有敏锐嗅觉这一细节，让人们认识到，即使你的世界是黑暗的，也应该用自己的方式生存，物竞天择，适者生存。我们身边的环境在不断变换，所以要改变自己的生存方式，改变就是蜕变。就算眼盲也要努力的生存，因为这个世界有你而精彩。这就是该片的一些功利，功利的存在是帮助我们更好的掌握现实生活和自己的人生。

二、形象和理性

弗兰克和查理两个形象，是作者塑造的两个想象，他们是虚构的、不存在的，模糊的。但是从意识形态角度看，两个形象也依赖理性存在。在享受过无数荣誉之后，中校弗兰克失明了，人生有了很多落差，他心中的生活不是黑暗的，是开着法拉利搂着女人的。理想与现实社会发生冲突，所以人格开始分裂，性情暴躁，但是以前作为军官，性格直爽，敢于揭露伪善，从弗兰克的人生背景来看，发生一系列这些情节也是合情合理。再看查理，一个穷小子，家里没有权势，质朴纯洁，性格内敛，正是这样一些品质让他拥有人性最初的良知，他会冒着生命危险来劝阻弗兰克的轻生，会冒着被开除的危险，愚蠢的为朋友守着秘密，这样看来，乳臭未干穷小子的故事也合情合理。

三、情感与认识

文学富于情感，但也带有某些认识性。

弗兰克因为失明，情绪低落，对生活失去信心，希望最后享受一次游玩快乐后自杀。查理因为在校惹了麻烦变得忐忑不安，生活失去了节奏，每天关切事情的发展状况，又不敢从正面解决。这两个人相遇后，先是查理带弗兰克跳探戈、开法拉利，让他重获信心和勇气。而后，弗兰克又为查理在学校伸张正义，揭露学校的虚伪。流露出作者对于弗兰克因失明而

生活不快乐的同情和他用敏锐的嗅觉观察周遭世界的敬仰，同时也流露出作者对于查理不勇敢从正面解决问题的失望。从这些流露出的情感上我们认识到，生活属于自己，即使遇到再大的挫折与困苦我们也要用自己的方式生活，没有视觉可以用嗅觉，即使连视觉和嗅觉都没了，也可以用心倾听这个世界。即使自己没有权贵的依靠，在面对社会存在的不公与虚伪要敢于去揭露，伸张正义应该是每个人的义务，而不是委屈求全。世界应该是属于每个人的，不应该是一个国家的世界，不应该有民族主义。世界的秩序不应该由一部分人说了算，每个人都有权利和义务去维护全人类的生存环境，这样的世界才算和谐，人类的生活才会向着美好的方向发展。

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