The Picture of Dorian Gray1945

Dorian Gray:
[Listening to Dorian play the piano] It's wonderful. Did... did you write it?

Dorian Gray:
Fredric Chopin wrote it... for a woman he loved. Her name was George Sand. Someday I'll tell you about it.

Sibyl Vane:
I should like that.

Dorian Gray:
[Playing a couple of notes] What does music mean to you?

Sibyl Vane:
I don't know. It's full of emotion... but it's not happy.

Dorian Gray:
No, it's not happy.

Sibyl Vane:
Why was he unhappy?

Dorian Gray:
[Playing a couple of notes] Perhaps because he felt his youth slipping away from him.

Sibyl Vane:
What an odd thing for you to say.

Dorian Gray:
Why?

Sibyl Vane:
You're so young.

Dorian Gray:
Yes. And you also.

Sibyl Vane:
What is the music called. Has it a name?

Dorian Gray:
Kind of name. It's called... Prelude. [He gets up from the piano and they kiss]