Georges
Georges is listed as Protagonist. An elderly retired music teacher, husband of Anne. In the parsed data, Georges is connected to 51 scenes, 180 dialogue lines, 189 text mentions, first appearing around scene 6.
51 scenes / 180 dialogue lines61Scenes
9Characters
49Pages
8Dialogue samples
Save the Cat beat sheet
Amour Save the Cat analysis
An elderly couple’s quiet life is disrupted by the wife’s debilitating illness, forcing the husband into the role of sole caregiver.
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Anne
Anne is listed as Protagonist. An elderly retired music teacher, wife of Georges. In the parsed data, Anne is connected to 40 scenes, 119 dialogue lines, 131 text mentions, first appearing around scene 12.
40 scenes / 119 dialogue linesEva
Eva is listed as Supporting. Daughter of Georges and Anne. In the parsed data, Eva is connected to 7 scenes, 30 dialogue lines, 37 text mentions, first appearing around scene 34.
7 scenes / 30 dialogue linesSoloist
Soloist is listed as Minor. A former student of Georges and Anne. In the parsed data, Soloist is connected to 3 scenes, 25 dialogue lines, 25 text mentions, first appearing around scene 22.
3 scenes / 25 dialogue linesSuperintendent's Wife
Superintendent's Wife is listed as Minor. Wife of the building superintendent. In the parsed data, Superintendent's Wife is connected to 3 scenes, 8 dialogue lines, 8 text mentions, first appearing around scene 14.
3 scenes / 8 dialogue linesSuperintendent
Superintendent is listed as Minor. Building manager. In the parsed data, Superintendent is connected to 3 scenes, 7 dialogue lines, 7 text mentions, first appearing around scene 43.
3 scenes / 7 dialogue linesNurse
Nurse is listed as Minor. Professional caregiver. In the parsed data, Nurse is connected to 3 scenes, 6 dialogue lines, 10 text mentions, first appearing around scene 41.
3 scenes / 6 dialogue linesSecond Nurse
Second Nurse is listed as Minor. Professional caregiver. In the parsed data, Second Nurse is connected to 2 scenes, 11 dialogue lines, 13 text mentions, first appearing around scene 45.
2 scenes / 11 dialogue linesPlain-clothes Detective
Plain-clothes Detective is listed as Minor. Police officer investigating the apartment. In the parsed data, Plain-clothes Detective is connected to 1 scene, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 1.
1 scenes / 1 dialogue linesScene outline
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1. INT. Apartment - DAY
Police and firemen break into an apartment to discover a deceased woman.
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3. INT. Concert Hall - NIGHT
Georges and Anne attend a concert.
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4. INT. Artists Dressing Room - NIGHT
Georges and Anne greet the soloist after the concert.
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5. INT. Bus - NIGHT
Georges and Anne ride the bus home.
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6. INT. Apartment Hallway - NIGHT
Georges and Anne discover their door was tampered with.
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7. INT. Bedroom - NIGHT
Georges wakes up to find Anne sitting up in bed.
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8. INT. Kitchen - DAY
Anne experiences a medical episode during breakfast.
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10. INT. Living Room - DAY
Eva visits Georges to discuss family matters and Anne's condition.
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12. INT. Apartment Hallway / Living Room - DAY
Anne returns home from the hospital.
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13. INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT
Georges helps Anne into bed and they discuss her condition and his feelings.
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14. INT. KITCHEN - DAY
The superintendent's wife delivers groceries and discusses Anne's health with Georges.
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15. INT. HALLWAY / TOILET - DAY
Georges assists Anne in the toilet.
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16. INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT
Georges watches Anne sleep.
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17. INT. KITCHEN - DAY
Georges and Anne eat together and share a story from Georges' childhood.
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18. INT. HALLWAY - DAY
Georges helps Anne with physiotherapy.
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19. INT. LIVING ROOM - DAY
Anne reads her horoscope and they discuss the upcoming funeral.
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20. INT. HALLWAY / LIVING ROOM - DAY
Georges returns from the funeral to find Anne on the floor.
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21. INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT
Anne rests while Georges listens to the radio.
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22. INT. HALLWAY / LIVING ROOM - DAY
The soloist visits Georges and Anne.
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23. INT. HALLWAY - DAY
Anne practices with her electric wheelchair.
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24. INT. BEDROOM / LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
Anne listens to piano music.
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25. INT. LIVING ROOM - DAY
Superintendent's wife cleans.
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26. INT. BATHROOM - NIGHT
Georges washes Anne.
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27. INT. KITCHEN / HALLWAY / BEDROOM - TWILIGHT
Anne falls; Georges is furious.
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28. INT. BATHROOM / HALLWAY - DAY
Georges experiences a surreal dream/hallucination.
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28. INT. Bedroom - DAY
Georges reads a note from Eva to Anne and discusses her upcoming visit.
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29. INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT
Georges wakes up from a nightmare.
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29. INT. Hallway - DAY
Georges assists Anne with physiotherapy exercises.
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30. INT. BEDROOM - DAY
Georges receives a message about Eva's visit.
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30. INT. Living Room - DAY
Georges plays a CD from a former student and reads a note.
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31. INT. Kitchen - DAY
Anne asks to see family albums while eating.
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32. INT. Bedroom - NIGHT
Georges reads the newspaper to Anne until she falls asleep.
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33. INT. Bedroom/Bathroom - DAY
Georges discovers Anne has had an accident and helps her clean up.
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34. INT. Bedroom - DAY
Eva visits Anne, who is on a drip, and talks about financial worries.
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35. INT. Living Room - DAY
Georges and Geoff discuss Anne's condition; Eva arrives distressed.
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36. INT. Kitchen - NIGHT
Georges washes dishes while listening to the news.
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37. INT. Bedroom - DAY
A nurse shows Georges how to care for Anne.
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38. INT. Living Room - DAY
Anne plays the piano; Georges stops the music.
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39. INT. Bedroom - DAY
Georges feeds Anne muesli.
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40. INT. Bathroom - DAY
Georges and the nurse shower Anne.
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41. INT. Kitchen/Hallway - DAY
Georges pays the nurse and discusses Anne's behavior.
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42. INT. Bedroom - NIGHT
Georges snores while Anne lies awake.
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43. INT. Kitchen - DAY
The superintendent helps Georges with groceries.
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44. INT. Bedroom - DAY
Georges sings to Anne to encourage her.
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45. INT. Bedroom - DAY
A second nurse brushes Anne's hair roughly.
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46. INT. Hallway - NIGHT
Georges chases a pigeon out of the apartment.
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47. INT. Living Room - DAY
Georges fires the second nurse.
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48. INT. Bedroom - NIGHT
Georges tries to feed Anne; he loses his temper and slaps her.
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49. INT. Apartment - DAY
Shots of paintings in the apartment.
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50. INT. Living Room - DAY
Eva rings the doorbell; Georges hides the bedroom.
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51. INT. Apartment - DAY
Eva arrives at the apartment; Georges is initially reluctant to let her in, hiding his activities before opening the door.
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52. INT. Living Room - DAY
Eva confronts Georges about Anne's condition and his lack of communication; they eventually visit Anne in the bedroom.
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53. INT. Bedroom - DAY
Georges and Anne share a tender, nostalgic moment in bed.
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54. INT. Bathroom/Bedroom - DAY
Georges comforts Anne, tells her a story from his childhood, and then suffocates her with a pillow.
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55. INT. Hallway/Kitchen - DAY
Georges returns home with flowers and arranges them in the kitchen.
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56. INT. Hallway - DAY
Georges searches for a dress in the closet and collapses into a wheelchair.
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57. INT. Hallway - NIGHT
Georges seals the bedroom door with adhesive tape.
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58. INT. Kitchen/Hallway - DAY
Georges attempts to catch a pigeon that has entered the apartment.
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59. INT. Adjoining Room/Kitchen - NIGHT
Georges writes a letter about the pigeon.
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60. INT. Adjoining Room/Kitchen/Hallway - DAY
Georges observes Anne doing dishes and they prepare to leave the apartment together.
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61. INT. Apartment - DAY
Eva returns to the apartment, finds it empty, and sits alone in the living room.
Eva
Dialogue examples
It's all right... it's all right ... I'm here... everything's fine... we'll... Hold on, I'll tell you a story... but you must be quiet, I can't talk too loud, it wears me out... Here we go: when I was little... well, I wasn't as little as all that... it was toward the end of primary school, so I was about ten, Dad and Mom sent me to a holiday camp. They thought it would do me good to spend the summer with kids my own age... We were lodged in an old castle in the midst of a magnificent wooded landscape... I think it was in the Auvergne... I don't know... in any case it was the opposite of what I'd expected... We had to get up at 6 and go for a morning swim. Not far from the castle, there was a pond fed by an icy mountain stream. We entered it running, in a double file. You know, I was never very sporty. They had a program to keep us on the go all day, probably to nip any potential pubescent impulses in the bud ... But the worst thing was the food. The third day after our arrival, there was rice pudding for lunch. I hate rice pudding. We sat at long tables in a huge hall. I didn't want to eat the stuff and the housemaster said to me: You won't get up until you've cleared your plate. So after the meal everybody left the room, and I remained seated, in tears. I had made a secret pact with Mom. I was to send her a postcard every week. If I was pleased with the place I was to draw some flowers on it, or if not, some stars. She kept the card; it was covered all over in stars. After three hours, I was allowed to leave the table. I went up to my room, got into bed and had a fever of 42 degrees. It was diphtheria. They took me to the nearest hospital where I was put in an isolation ward, which meant that Mom, when she came to visit me, could only wave at me through a window. At some point I lost that postcard. It's a pity.
... thinking about whether it wouldn't be better to invest the money in an apartment block. If inflation gets going again, property is the only sure thing. Right now, savings accounts pay 1.75% at best. Four years ago, Geoff bought some stocks with a small sum of money and the whole thing collapsed. So now we're obviously worried. Unfortunately, in the meantime, other people have had the same idea, and property prices are going through the roof. Since we came back from Scandinavia, I spend all my spare time looking through newspaper ads.
... And now, an unexpected opportunity has arisen because Franois Mitry called me - you know him, he's my agent - to say he'd arranged for me to meet the boss of the Thtre des Champs-Elyses tonight to talk about their new concert series. So I flew to Paris this morning, and while I was in my hotel, I thought, I'll just give it a try and drop in. After all, it's virtually just around the corner. Sorry, these are for your wife.
Listen to this! My horoscope. Motto: You have lots of verve, but need to be more serious! Love: High-class conversation is what you need. Work: You're motivated again. But proceed with care. Health: Loosen up by doing exercises. It'll give you renewed pizzazz.
Unfortunately the strawberries were already moldy. I'll go and get you some fresh ones tomorrow from the market. My husband will bring you the bottled water this afternoon. I'm not supposed to carry anything heavy: my back, you know...
She had a second stroke. Bertier examined her and felt we could spare her all the hospital inpatient procedures. Anyway, they wouldn't keep her, they'd send her to a care home. What they do in those places, we can do here.
What do you call "a serious talk"? What do you want to suggest? Do you want to have Mom live with you? Do you want to pack her off to a care home? Do you? What do you want? Go on, talk to me "seriously"!
Do you remember, when you first gave me the Bagatelles to play? I was twelve at the time, and in my youthful arrogance I said: "But why the Bagatelles?" And you really gave me a piece of your mind.
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