Keynote and clip from Imovie HD

Hello (and sorry for my english...)
When i copy a clip from Imovie in Keynote, it is the original clip that is copied (and not the clip i elagued).
Is everybody knows how to copy a clip from imovie to keynote that is not an original clip?
Thank you
Doudouche

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