天才瑞普利 The Talented Mr. Ripley英文字幕下载

　"lf I could just go back.,If I could rub everything out,,starting with myself.,Starting with borrowing a jacket.",♪Oh, such fleeting paradise♪,♪Such innocent delight♪,♪To love♪,♪Be loved♪,♪A lullaby♪,♪Then silence...♪,Frances, that was lovely.,You're so kind, thank you.,Congratulations.,Marvellous, marvellous. Most enjoyable.,Herbert Greenleaf. My wife, Emily.,Thank you. Tom Ripley.,- How do you do? - You were at Princeton.,Most likely you'll know our son, Dick. Dickie Greenleaf.,- I couldn't help noticing your jacket. - Yes.,Class of '56.,How is Dickie?,We've enjoyed meeting you.,I do hope that you'll come out and see us.,- Thank you. That's very kind. - Both of you.,- Herbert? - Yes, yes. I very much hope so.,Of course, Dickie's idea of music is jazz.,- Oh, dear. - He has a saxophone.,To my ear, jazz is just noise.,Just an insolent noise.,- Very nice to meet you. - And you.,- We'll see you at the shipyard. - I hope to.,- Good. - Okay.,I have to run, I'm very late!,- Ah, you were great! - You were great.,Darling couple, aren't they?,Yes, they are. Exceptional young man.,- Thanks a lot for the jacket. - Thanks for filling in for me.,Take care of that wrist. Bye, Fran.,Believe me. Buy IBM now, before it splits.,- You'll make yourself a fortune. - You think so?,Sorry. Sorry.,Sorry.,You've probably heard Dickie's been living in Italy.,Mongibello, south of Naples.,No kind of place at all.,- Good morning, sir. - Frank.,Marge, his young lady,,is supposedly writing some kind of book.,God only knows what he does.,By all accounts, they spend,the whole time on the beach or in a sailboat.,That's my son's talent, spending his allowance.,Could you ever conceive of going to Italy, Tom?,Persuade my son to come home?,I'd pay you.,A thousand dollars.,Well, I have always wanted to go to Europe, sir, but...,Good. Now you can go for a reason.,Count Basie.,Duke Ellington? I don't know.,I don't know.,I don't know.,Dizzy Gillespie.,"My Funny Valentine"...,I don't even know if this is a man or a woman.,Charlie Parker?,Charlie Parker. I know it! It's Bird.,Yes!,- Here. I'll take it. - Thanks.,That thousand bucks should come in handy.,- Yes, sir. - I'll get that.,- Thank you. - Sir.,You're gonna have a great trip.,Mr Greenleaf is personal friends with the Cunard people.,I can tell you, the Greenleaf name,opens a lot of doors.,- Do you speak English? - What you name, please?,- Ripley. - Follow me. No problem.,- Here, Signor Ripley. - Okay.,- This? - Uh, there. That one.,- This one. - Wait, is that all? Count them.,Attenzione.,- Just one suitcase, Signor Ripley? - Si.,Attenzione.,Oh, Customs.,Questa parte, signora.,Un attimo, signora, solo un minuto.,What's your secret?,Excuse me?,No, it's just that...,You are American, aren't you?,No, it's just that...,I have so much luggage, and you're so, um,,streamlined.,It's, you know, humiliating.,Il Suo foglio per la dogana, signora.,I'm Meredith, by the way.,Hello, I'm Dickie..
    Meredith Randall.,- Um, Dickie Greenleaf. - Hello.,You're not the shipping Greenleafs.,Oh, trying not to be.,Trying to jump ship.,So, uh,,did they put your cases in the wrong pile?,It's just that, uh,,you were in the "R" stand.,I thought I saw you there...,My father wants me back in New York.,He builds boats, I'd rather sail them.,So I travel under my mother's name.,- Which is... - Emily.,I'm just kidding.,You know, the funny thing is,,I'm not Randall either.,I'm Logue.,- As in... - As in the textile Logues.,Trying to shrug off the dress.,- I travel under my mother's name too. - Randall.,Right.,So, Rome, Rome, Rome.,We're partners in disguise.,- Bye. - Bye.,Ciao, Lorenzo.,Mongibello!,Mongibello!,Buongiorno, buongiorno.,Come va, tutto bene?,Meno male.,Questo paese è il più bello del mondo.,La fidanzata ha una faccia.,"The fiancée has a face.",La fidanzata è Marge.,Questa è la faccia di Dickie.,Questa...è la mia faccia.,"Bird".,"This is my face.",Questa è la mia faccia.,So I guess you didn't look at my new chapter.,I will, Marge. I promise. It's just been too hot.,If I make dinner at my place tonight,,maybe you could look at it then.,Dickie Greenleaf?,- Who's that? - It's Tom. Tom Ripley.,Tom Ripley?,- We were at Princeton together. - Okay.,Did we know each other?,Hello. Well, I knew you, so...,I suppose you must have known me.,Princeton's like a fog.,America's like a fog.,This is Marge Sherwood.,Tom... Sorry, what is it?,- Ripley. - How do you do?,How do you do, Marge?,What are you doing in Mongi?,Nothing, nothing much.,Just passing through.,- Passing through? - Yeah.,You're so white.,Did you ever see a guy so white, Marge?,Grey, actually.,It's just an undercoat.,Say again?,You know, a primer.,That's funny.,Margie likes that 'cause she's so white too.,Yes, I do, and you're not funny.,You should come and have lunch with us before you go.,- Yes, Dickie? - Sure, anytime.,Well...,coincidence.,I don't remember him.,That's so funny.,Silvana, hey!,I've been looking all over for you. Where've you been hiding?,Yeah, today you're looking for me.,- And the rest of the week? - You're always working.,- Come on. Get on. - With the American girl?,- Hold on to me. - I hate you.,I hate you!,Did you suddenly forget where I lived?,I know. I'm late. I'm a swine.,- It's 4:00. - I just woke up.,I'm sorry. I'm sorry.,- You just woke up. - Fausto and I took the boat out.,We were fishing, and then it was dawn,,and we caught absolutely nothing.,Yes, well. We ate everything without you.,- We? - Yes.,Tom Ripley's here.,Who?,- Tom. - Hi.,- Hello. - Hello.,How are you? Thought you'd disappeared.,We were gonna send out a search party.,No. No, still here.,Tom was telling me about his journey over.,Made me laugh so hard I almost got a nosebleed.,Is that good?......