"It often happens to me," said my wife, repeating dialogue.
In Buñuel, the guests liberate themselves by repeating dialogue from the onset of the crisis, only for a new confinement to begin, this time in church.
In one scene, never filmed, Darcy wanders by himself, Romeo-like at night, repeating earlier dialogue interspersed with lines from Byron, as he pines for Elizabeth.
The editorial came amid repeated calls for dialogue with Seoul and its ally Washington.
The North insisted that its April launching, conducted after it ignored repeated offers of dialogue from Washington, was solely to put a communications satellite into orbit.
AMES, Iowa — If conversations with undecided Democrats here were turned into a play, it would consist of the same dialogue repeated over and over again, with slight variations: A. Well, I really like (Voter mentions one).
Against all reason, Byron's televangelist-led quest for clarity compels us to follow, the film's melting, naturalistic images softening the occasional scream of dialogue repeated beyond all necessity.
After the harsh, dour and according to some autocratic style of the outgoing conservative prime minister, José María Aznar, Mr Zapatero's image of youthful wide-eyed sincerity and his repeated insistence on "dialogue" appeared to herald a new era in Spanish politics.
But what remains with me — with the whole family — most indelibly is one line of dialogue, repeated: when Hepburn leaves the house to go ostensibly to conservatory but actually to a tryst at the Ritz, she tells her father, "I love you" — and Chevalier responds, with an accent as thick as Camembert, "I love you more".
And on this particular morning, as on too many mornings in the past, I felt I just couldn't face the editing bay, the computer screen, the eternal idiocy of the dialogue repeated over and over through take after take, frame after frame, "No, Jim, stop / No — Jim, stop! / No! Jim, Jim: stop!!" I used to be in a band.
