:51:00
And for the gift: coffee.
:51:02
Coffee beans... Watch my makeup!
:51:04
Real coffee.
:51:06
But I warn you: no Germans.
Not at the table.
:51:13
- It's so Chinese!
- It's oriental.
:51:18
I asked Reine to accompany me.
:51:20
My seamstress and friend.
Reine Sorignal.
:51:23
Why, of course.
A friend, Marinette Burguiere.
:51:26
Come this way...
:51:29
I'm delighted to have you here, children.
:51:32
They're just passing through!
:51:40
We'll go upstairs.
:51:42
Your Suzanne's a looker.
:51:44
You're quite a couple!
:51:45
Watch the steps.
:51:47
It's waxed Prussian-style.
:51:51
Nice!
:51:53
Sorry, it's like a junk shop here.
There's no room.
:51:57
The table, the statue...
:51:59
I've seen this before... It's magnificent!
:52:03
Oysters! I must be dreaming.
:52:06
Never too old!
:52:13
A promise is a promise.
Abyssinian. A good pound.
:52:18
Thanks so much.
:52:20
Nothing like pre-war coffee.
:52:24
For you...
:52:27
They're autographed.
:52:32
Why do you always do period films?
For the gowns?
:52:36
I don't write my roles. Fortunately.
:52:40
People are scrambling for fabric.
:52:42
True, fabric is hard to come by.
:52:45
Designers don't have that problem.
They just have to pay.
:52:49
Money buys everything.
:52:51
A period film's a good medium
for putting ideas across.
:52:55
Nowadays, any critical allusion to
the army, the church, the family...