:14:04
Emma. Don't move.
:14:06
Standing there,
you don't look like Emma Newton.
:14:08
You look like Emma Spencer Oakley
:14:10
of 46 Burnham Street,
St Paul, Minnesota,
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the prettiest girl on the block.
:14:15
(Wright) Pat was lovely.
:14:17
We worked with each other for
the first time on Little Foxes,
:14:20
so I was delighted to work with her.
:14:22
We just fell in love with each other,
adored each other.
:14:26
Oh, Charles.
:14:28
Oh, how beautiful!
:14:31
Oh, I've... I've always wanted one.
:14:34
Oh, Mother, it's exactly right.
It's what you should have.
:14:37
Look, Emmy.
:14:38
(O'Connell) Patricia Collinge's
name in the movie was Emma,
:14:42
which was my father's mother's name.
:14:44
She passed away, actually,
in the middle of the movie.
:14:48
(Emmy) Charles...
:14:49
You've had these all along.
:14:51
(Uncle Charlie) Uh-huh.
All along, Emmy. All these years.
:14:54
(O'Connell) I would say her portrayal
is the opposite of my father's mother.
:14:59
He never
brought personal things into movies.
:15:02
This is what everybody doesn't realise.
:15:05
Everything came from his imagination.
:15:07
It was not,
"Oh, I'll make her like so-and-so."
:15:10
He didn't do that.
It was his imagination.
:15:13
- Now for your present, Charlie.
- Oh, I don't want anything.
:15:17
Right now I have enough.
:15:20
Before you came,
I didn't think I had anything,
:15:23
but now I don't want another thing.
:15:26
- She's crazy.
- She doesn't mean it, really.
:15:29
If you ask me, I think
she's putting on, like girls in books.
:15:32
The ones who say they don't want
anything always get more in the end.
:15:36
(Wright) As far as the children,
especially the little girl,
:15:40
Edna May Wonacott
was absolutely fabulous for that role.
:15:44
The one girl who
had Uncle Charlie's number,
:15:47
even though she
didn't know what it was.
:15:49
She didn't trust this man.
She was not a trusting little girl.
:15:53
She just... She knew.
:15:56
There.
:15:58
Now the door.