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Gandhi (1982)


  Starring: Ben Kingsley as Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Sheen (as a newspaper reporter, in this scene), John Gielgud
  Directed by Richard Attenborough

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Scene from Gandhi

Gandhi:  you've come all this way because you think something is going to happen.

Reporter:  is it?

Gandhi:  perhaps. I've come here to think about it.

Gandhi:  do you remember much about south africa?

Reporter:  yes. a great deal.

Gandhi:  I've traveled so far, and thought so much...

         as you can see, my city is a sea city. always full of Hindus, Muslims, Sihks, Jews, Persians...

                  my family's sect was the Panhami, hindu of course but in our temple the priest used to read from the muslim Koran and the hindu Gita moving from one to the other as if it does not matter which book was being read...

         as long as God was being worshipped. When I was a boy I used to sing a song in the temple...

         he bows to all and despises none.

         Gandhi:  I've travelled so far and all I have done is come back... home.        

         Reporter:  wait a minute, you know what you're going to do, aren't you?

Gandhi:  it would have been uncivil of me to let you make such a long trip for nothing.         

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