A Good Year (2006)
Didier Bourdon: Francis Duflot
Quotes
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Francis Duflot : You know what Proust said. Leave pretty women to men without imagination.
Max Skinner : Francis, I'm a banker. I have no imagination.
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Ludivine Duflot : Papa still speaks Provencal, you know?
Francis Duflot : Oh, but very few still understand it. It's now exclusively practiced by poets and sodomites.
Ludivine Duflot : Hmm... what a "sodomite" is, by the way?
Francis Duflot : I will explain you tonight.
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Max Skinner : [points to his shirt] Fred Perry.
Francis Duflot : [points to his cap] René Lacoste.
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Francis Duflot : You are now the town hero, for making her show her derriere.
[to Max]
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Christie Roberts : I spend summers working in a vineyard in California.
Francis Duflot : [Chuckles] In California, they don't make wine. They make Hawaiian Punch.
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Francis Duflot : Francis Duflot, vigneron.
Christie Roberts : Christie Roberts, illegitimate daughter.
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Francis Duflot : I cannot work with this woman! Jamais! Never! I love her, she is like Henry... with a nice ass.
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Francis Duflot : [Offering his hand] A Frenchman's hand is his word... Concord?
Max Skinner : [Reluctantly shaking hands] An Englishman's word is his bond... Deal.
Max Skinner : [Walking away, muttering] Frog toss-pot!
Francis Duflot : [Walking away, muttering] English prick!
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Francis Duflot : [Bringing out a special bottle of wine] C'est "Le Coin Perdu"... it's a local vin de garage.
Max Skinner : [confused] "Vin de garage"?
Christie Roberts : It's a "garage wine." Like a boutique wine. Small vineyards, small productions - *seriously* big prices.
Francis Duflot : [dismissively] It's overrated.
Christie Roberts : It didn't say that on the Web. Turns out "Le Coin Perdu" is a Provencal legend. It changes hands among collectors, but nobody knows who makes it.
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Francis Duflot : In California, they don't make wine, they make Hawaiian Punch.
Christie Roberts : Mondavi might argue with that one.
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Francis Duflot : [Presenting various home-cooked dishes at the dinner gathering] ... and finally, civette of wild boar, marinated in red wine, and blood pressed from the carcass.
Max Skinner : Why would you have it any other way?