1:12:00
...and then, you and I will have
to bide our time...
1:12:03
...until your mother gets well.
1:12:05
After that, I thought we might go
to the mountains for a while.
1:12:08
Does that appeal to you?
1:12:11
What's the routine,
are we going home now?
1:12:13
No, dear. We shall be in Briceland
by dinnertime and I've no doubt that...
1:12:18
...we shall find some comfortable hotel
to spend the night...
1:12:21
...and then tomorrow morning
we'll press on towards Lepingsville.
1:12:29
Did you have a marvelous summer?
1:12:33
Yeah, I guess so.
1:12:34
Were you sorry to leave?
1:12:36
Not exactly.
1:12:49
You know, I've missed you terribly.
1:12:53
I haven't missed you. In fact,
I've been revoltingly unfaithful to you.
1:12:57
But it doesn't matter a bit,
because you've stopped caring anyway.
1:13:02
What makes you say
I've stopped caring for you?
1:13:06
You haven't even kissed me yet, have you?
1:13:21
Hello, Mr. Swine.
1:13:22
Hello, Mr. Quilty. Good evening, ma'am.
Did you get any good pictures today?
1:13:26
Yeah, great. I'm having a swell vacation.
1:13:29
Good.
1:13:30
Mr. Swine, would you mind
if I asked you a personal question?
1:13:33
Sure, go ahead.
1:13:35
What is a guy like you
doing in a job like this?
1:13:38
What do you mean?
1:13:40
Well, you just don't seem to be the type.
1:13:44
Well, as a matter of fact, I was an actor.
1:13:47
I knew it. Didn't I say to you?
1:13:49
When I first saw you, you had...
1:13:51
...a sort of aura that all actors
and actresses have.
1:13:54
Well, since you're a playwright,
maybe you could use me sometime.
1:13:59
Yeah, maybe I could use you sometime.