1:13:01
Oh, isn't that lovely?
1:13:02
And she's done it all.
1:13:04
She's...She's a wonderful woman.
1:13:05
She's the kind of a woman who...
1:13:08
What am I doing?
1:13:09
You're not interested
in any of this.
1:13:11
Why, nonsense!
1:13:12
You've a right to be proud.
1:13:14
You have two
beautiful children
1:13:16
and a wonderful ex-wife.
1:13:18
Here's Frances. See?
1:13:20
she's pretty!
1:13:22
Yeah.
1:13:23
Isn't she pretty, Cecy?
1:13:25
Oh, yes. Pretty, pretty girl.
1:13:27
She is pretty.
Here...Isn't that nice?
1:13:29
There's no one in the picture.
1:13:31
I know. That's a picture
of our living room.
1:13:33
We had a beautiful apartment.
1:13:35
Oh, it is. It's pretty.
1:13:36
It's very pretty.
1:13:37
Those are lovely lamps.
1:13:39
Oh, thank you.
1:13:40
We got those in Mexico...
1:13:41
on our honeymoon.
1:13:45
Gee, I used to love
to come home at night.
1:13:47
That was my whole life...
1:13:49
my wife and my kids
and my apartment.
1:13:56
Well...
1:14:00
Does she have the lamps now, too?
1:14:03
Oh, yes.
1:14:05
I gave her everything...
1:14:06
the children...
1:14:08
the lamps.
1:14:12
I'm sorry. Will you forgive me?
1:14:14
I didn't mean to get emotional.
1:14:18
Would you like
some potato chips?
1:14:23
Oh, please.
1:14:26
Please, you mustn't be ashamed.
1:14:28
I think...I think
it's a rare quality
1:14:30
in a man to be able to cry.
1:14:32
So do I.
1:14:33
I think it's sweet...
1:14:35
terribly, terribly sweet.
1:14:37
Please, because you're
just making it worse.
1:14:39
No! No, it's
so refreshing to hear a man
1:14:42
speak so highly of the woman
he's divorcing.
1:14:45
Oh, dear.
1:14:48
Now...Now you've got me thinking
about poor Sydney.
1:14:51
Oh, Gwen, please.
1:14:52
Well, it was a good marriage
1:14:54
at first, wasn't it?
1:14:55
Yes.
1:14:57
Everybody said so, didn't they?
1:14:59
Not like you and George.