1:25:12
While I was in Chicago,
Fred used my office...
1:25:15
... to prepare the Fleet Information Sheet.
1:25:21
Great. Thanks.
1:25:25
That's really nice. Thanks.
1:25:28
Barcelona and Chicago never seemed
more beautiful than they did that fall.
1:25:36
Commuting between them,
I started routing through London...
1:25:38
... into Chicago directly,
avoiding New York and Madrid entirely.
1:25:44
Twice I ran into Greta on the London leg.
1:25:46
Apparently, she was visiting friends.
1:25:48
It was sad watching Jack's decline.
1:25:50
But he still had good days
and the memory of these...
1:25:52
... will always be important to all of us.
1:25:55
In Barcelona,
I had to quickly plan the wedding...
1:25:58
... and wrap up my IHSMOCO work.
1:26:00
You never said you were getting married?
1:26:03
Fred's attitude really puzzled me.
1:26:05
Initially, he seemed bitter.
1:26:08
I've never seen you like this. So cocky.
1:26:10
Aren't you taking things for granted?
The boyfriend's still around.
1:26:12
I'm not taking anything for granted
until the vows...
1:26:15
You think wedding vows will
change everything?
1:26:18
Your naiveté is astounding.
Didn't you see The Graduate?
1:26:22
You can remember The Graduate?
1:26:25
I can remember a few things.
Apparently you don't. The end?
1:26:29
Katharine Ross has just married this cool,
tall, blond...
1:26:32
...popular guy, the make-out king
of his fraternity.
1:26:35
This obnoxious Dustin Hoffman character
shows up at the church...
1:26:38
...starts pounding on the glass,
acting like a total asshole.
1:26:42
''Elaine! Elaine! ''
1:26:45
Does Katharine Ross tell Dustin Hoffman,
''Get lost creep, I'm a married woman''?
1:26:49
No.
1:26:50
She runs off with him. On a bus.
1:26:54
That is the reality.
1:26:56
Thanks a lot.
1:26:58
Then Fred's tone changed and he became
insanely positive about the wedding.