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海伦是一个精力充沛的单身妈妈，和她11岁的女儿相依为命，一个夏日清晨，海伦在一个游泳场泡澡，无意间发现有位精神忧郁，但是身体健壮的男人，两人产生爱意，于是埋藏在海伦心里多年的原始情欲开始疯狂，肆无忌惮的喷发……
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本片描述一个泳者在不同人家的泳...
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Burt Lancaster
演员
饰Ned Merrill
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Janice Rule
演员
饰Shirley Abbot...
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Kim Hunter
演员
饰Betty Graham
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Charles Drake
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饰Howard Graham
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Ned Merrill:
Pool by pool, they form a river all the way to our house.
Ned Merrill:
Here's to sugar on the strawberries!
Ned Merrill:
Thy belly is like a heap of wheat, fenced about with lilies.
Julie Ann Hooper:
That's from the Bible, isn't it?
Ned Merrill:
Song of Solomon.
Julie Ann Hooper:
When I was a little girl in Sunday school, they never mentioned that part of the Bible.
Ned Merrill:
You loved it. You loved it. We *both* loved it. *You loved it!*
Ned Merrill:
On a scale of one to ten, how good is he in bed?
Restaraunt Owner:
Oh, normal mustard wasn't good enough for Mrs. Merrill, she had to have dijon mustard.
Kevin Gilmartin Jr.:
What's the - What's the matter?
Ned Merrill:
I thought you were gonna dive!
Kevin Gilmartin Jr.:
You thought I was gonna dive? There's no water in the pool!
Ned Merrill:
Well... So long again.
Ned Merrill:
If there is anything you want, anything at all. Come to me. I will be your guardian angel.
Ned Merrill:
You see, if you make believe hard enough that something is true, then it *is* true for *you*.
Ned Merrill:
This is the day Ned Merrill swims across the county.
Ned Merrill:
'Member how we used to take off our suits and swim for miles up that river? We just never got tired.
Stu Forsburgh:
Yeah. We had nice, new, pink lungs in *those* days.
Ned Merrill:
And the water up there. Remember? That transparent, light green water. It felt different. God, what a beautiful feeling. We could've swum around the world in those days.
Stu Forsburgh:
That was before we ever touched a drink, or a cigarette.
Donald Westerhazy:
Or a girl!
Ned Merrill:
I'm cold. What's the matter with that sun? There's no heat in it.
Betty Graham:
Oh, why can't we travel more?
Howard Graham:
What for? We've got everything we want right here at home.
Julie Ann Hooper:
How did you meet Mrs. Merrill?
Ned Merrill:
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Oh, I - On a boat. Going to Europe one summer. I was with a - with a bunch of students down in steerage. And one night I sneaked up to the first class salon, and there she was.
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Julie Ann Hooper:
Oh, how romantic and old-fashioned!
Ned Merrill:
Now wait a minute! It wasn't that long ago!
Julie Ann Hooper:
Well, I - I mean it sounds so much more *passionate* than a computer.
Ned Merrill:
Yes, Sir, those kids of mine think I got all the answers. Those kids of mine think I'm just about it!
Ned Merrill:
Lucinda's waiting. The girls are home playing tennis. I'm swimming home.
Shirley Abbott:
[in concerned pity] Oh, God.
Ned Merrill:
Howie!
Howie Hunsacker:
Hi, Mister Merrill.
Ned Merrill:
Oh Howie, lend me fifty cents.
Lillian Hunsacker:
Don't you do it, Howie.
Ned Merrill:
Howie, for Christ's sake.
Howie Hunsacker:
What's fifty cents, more or less? I mean - considering.
Ned Merrill:
Thanks, Howie. Thanks a lot, chum. Thanks an *awful* lot.
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Donald Westerhazy:
Where have you been keeping yourself?
Ned Merrill:
Oh, here and there. Here and there.
Mrs. Hammar:
[as Ned is leaving] Just one minute, Mister Merrill. This is *my* house now. Don't you ever come here again. Don't you *ever* set foot on my property again!
Ned Merrill:
I want my girls to be married in that house.
[Howard & Betty exchange confused glances]
Ned Merrill:
Won't be long now. Our driveway looked like a parking lot today. Boys all over the place.
Mrs. Hammar:
You're not welcome here, Mister Merrill.
Ned Merrill:
Well, you know me, don't you? I'm a friend of your son.
Mrs. Hammar:
A friend. How dare you use that word. You never came to see him. You never even called him at the hospital.
Ned Merrill:
Well how is he? Is he - better?
[Mrs. Hammar only glares in response]
Ned Merrill:
This is Julie Ann Hooper, our babysitter.
Cynthia:
Go run along to your babies, dear.
Cynthia:
Why don't you, um, come over tonight. For dinner?
Ned Merrill:
I'd love to. If Lucinda hasn't made a date.
Cynthia:
Lucinda? Well congratulations.
Ned Merrill:
You're the captain of your soul. That's what counts. Know what I mean?
Ned Merrill:
Just one lane. I want to swim just one lane. Y-You don't understand.
Pool cashier:
I understand you ain't got a half a buck. That's all I'm supposed to understand.
Ned Merrill:
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But can't you make an exception just this once? My house is right over there on the hill. I'll come straight back with the money.
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Pool cashier:
Get the hell out of there, mister.
Ned Merrill:
I'll call it the Lucinda River, after my wife.
Peggy Forsburgh:
That's quite a tribute.
Ned Merrill:
That's funny.
Julie Ann Hooper:
What?
Ned Merrill:
Marigolds. This time of the year.
Julie Ann Hooper:
They're all over the place.
Ned Merrill:
They usually bloom later.
Julie Ann Hooper:
Mmm, they're lovely, I love the colors.
Denny:
Look, why don't you leave some phone numbers around? I've been trying to reach you. Look. I've heard of an opening. Sounds perfect for you. Your experience. Smaller place than you're used to, but these two guys are creative as hell.
Ned Merrill:
Say hello to Julie Ann.
Denny:
Hello Julie Ann. Now this firm has a reputation for originality. I think if you approach them right, take a cut just at first...
Ned Merrill:
Take a cut?
Denny:
Now look here, Ned, you don't have to pretend with *me*.
Ned Merrill:
We're running out o' Tabasco.
Shirley Abbott:
*We*? Aren't you a little confused this afternoon?
Ned Merrill:
We're all gonna die, Shirley. That doesn't make much sense, does it?
Shirley Abbott:
Sometimes it does. Sometimes at three o'clock in the morning.
Shirley Abbott:
Would you mind telling me what the hell you're doing here?
Ned Merrill:
I'm swimming home.
Shirley Abbott:
You're what?
Ned Merrill:
Pool by pool, across the county.
Shirley Abbott:
Good Christ, Ned, will you ever grow up?
Ned Merrill:
Nothing's turned out - Nothing's turned out the way - I thought it would. When I was a kid, I - I used to believe in things. People seemed happier when I was a kid. People used to love each other. What happened?
Shirley Abbott:
You got tossed out of your golden playpen, that's what happened.
Shirley Abbott:
Listen, Ned, I want you to get out of here now. Swim the pool, do whatever you have to do, but get out.
Shirley Abbott:
What's the matter with you? I'll get you a sweater.
Ned Merrill:
No!
Shirley Abbott:
You must be catching something.
Ned Merrill:
How can I swim in a sweater?
Shirley Abbott:
Listen, I'll drive you home.
Ned Merrill:
No! I've got to *swim* home.
Shirley Abbott:
For the love of God, why?
Ned Merrill:
I've just got to. I've got to.
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I'll go get the car.
Ned Merrill:
No! I can't go in a car, it's impossible. How can I?
Ned Merrill:
How beautiful are thy feet in sandles, oh princess daughter.
[kisses Helen's feet]
Ned Merrill:
I could do it. I could *really* do it.
Helen Westerhazy:
Do what, Neddy?
Ned Merrill:
Well now with the Grahams there's a string of pools that curves clear across the county to our house. Well look: the Grahams, the Lears, the Bunkers. Then over the ridge. Then a - portage through the Paston's riding ring to the - Hallorans and the Gilmartins. Then down Erewise Lane to the Biswangers, and then - Wait a minute, who's next? I can't think, I had it just a minute ago. Who is it? Well, who is it? Who's next to the Biswangers?
Helen Westerhazy:
[softly] Shirley Abbott.
Ned Merrill:
Shirley Abbott. And across Route 424 to the recreation center pool, and up the hill and I'm home. Well don't you see? I just figured it out. If I take a sort of a dogleg to the southwest... I can swim home.
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