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:52:01
Get that robe off
and go get him. - What?

:52:04
Six-foot-six-inches of opportunity
doesn't come every day.

:52:08
Alma, I hardly know the man.
:52:11
Takes only one sip of wine
to tell if it's a good bottle.

:52:18
This one is good.
:52:20
What are you waiting for? Drink up.
:52:23
Jan, are you evading my question?
- Would you like these initialled?

:52:28
Why did you break our date?
Had another date, huh?

:52:31
You're going out with someone else?
:52:35
Right?
- What a cruel thing to say.

:52:38
Who is he? - Rex Stetson.
- Do I know him? - No.

:52:41
He's visiting from Texas.
- Texas!

:52:44
Jan, how could you ever fall in love
with a tourist?

:52:49
I don't know, I just did.
- You admit it. You love him.

:52:55
I did, didn't I?
- I'll never understand women.

:53:01
What a blow to my psyche.
:53:04
Rejected for a cowboy.
- He's not a cowboy.

:53:08
Alright, an oilman.
:53:11
Jan, if you marry him,
you'll have to live out there.

:53:14
Look at that.
:53:16
New York!
:53:17
People jostling, shoving, flailing
for their lives. You're part of it.

:53:22
In Texas there's nothing
but a bunch of prairie dogs and stuff.

:53:26
Even the air is nothing but air.
:53:29
You can feel the air in New York.
It's got character.

:53:33
Jan, you can't live in Texas.
:53:38
We haven't even talked about marriage.
- But it's in your look.

:53:41
I know well enough when a girl
is willing to talk about it.

:53:46
Do I look willing?
- You look disgusting.

:53:53
I'm sorry. You know me.
I say a lot of things I don't mean.

:53:58
I just want you to be happy.

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