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      露台春潮 (1960)

      • 美国
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      露台春潮

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      • Mary St. John: If you're trying to annoy me, Mr. Eaton, you're succeeding. Alfred Eaton: Would you like to go and cry or something? Mary St. John: No, but I wouldn't mind if you faded into the sunset. Mary St. John: Why didn't you bestow this honor on some other girl out there? Alfred Eaton: Because I rather liked the view from the terrace. Then I saw you and I liked the view even more. Mary St. John: You've touched me deeply. Alfred Eaton: But not in the right places. [Alfred is coldly welcomed home by his father] Sam Eaton: How was the war? Alfred Eaton: Okay I guess. We won it. Martha Eaton: I have no heroes, only some people I love. Alfred Eaton: What if I don't want to save my marriage? James Duncan MacHardie: Then we've failed. Then you'll have failed, Eaton. Divorce is a damnable thing. It violates good order. It's a threat to good order. Alfred Eaton: Isn't it just possible that infidelity might be grounds for a divorce? James Duncan MacHardie: There are no grounds for divorce. And if you want my personal theology, infidelity is the lesser sin. I will do anything in my power to prevent a divorce. Alfred Eaton: Including condoning infidelity? James Duncan MacHardie: I consider your word "condone" disrespectful. I "condone" none of it. The problem of infidelity is between a husband, and wife, and God. The problem of divorce concerns the whole of civilization. What is marriage? An exchange of vows, a contract. It is my duty to myself and to any man who is working for me that he honor all his contracts. When you came here you found out that we always honor our word, even if it means taking the loss. This is the first opportunity you've had of putting yourself to our test. Alfred Eaton: And if I don't choose to meet your test? James Duncan MacHardie: You've worked hard and well, Eaton. You have a fine hard-earned record with us. You can't afford to throw that away. Alfred Eaton: With all due respect, sir, I can afford to do as I please. James Duncan MacHardie: And I say with all due respect that you can afford nothing of the kind. Alfred Eaton: Incidentally, just where did you wear that little number until 2:00 this morning? Mary St. John: I wore this little number to the Mona Lisa. [She takes his champagne glass that he had been drinking from] Mary St. John: Would you unzip me in the back, please? Alfred Eaton: I thought Sage didn't like that place anymore. Mary St. John: Oh, Sage wasn't along. She stayed home with a bad tooth or something. Alfred Eaton: What, just you and her husband? 复制 复制成功 复制失败，请手动复制
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      • : Just little old us. Alfred Eaton: Can't you do any better than that? Mary St. John: As a matter of fact, I could have, but unfortunately he had another date, with the Dingham Report. Alfred Eaton: Dunham. Mary St. John: Oh, so sorry, Dunham Mary St. John: The trouble with this company is it's run by a lot of old men. Sam Eaton: You've put on a couple of pounds. Alfred Eaton: Soft living in the navy. Alfred Eaton: First he is going to look us over to find out whether we're sufficiently respectable. Then he is going to look me over to find out whether my halo's bright enough to qualify me for one of those desks of his at number 25 Wall Street. An aging fortress of banking integrity. Alfred Eaton: Glad to see you dried off. Sandy Duffy: Thank you very much for fishing me out of the pond. Alfred Eaton: My pleasure. Creighton Duffy: And? Sandy Duffy: And - Oh, yes. And it's a good thing I wasn't any smaller or you'd have had to throw me back. Mary St. John: I knew you were going to kiss me today but I didn't know I was going to kiss you back, and it isn't going to happen again, so don't try to get me off alone somewhere. Alfred Eaton: I think you'd like that. Mary St. John: Well... and what does she call you? Alfred Eaton: Huh? Mary St. John: Miss, um... Benziger. She calls me Mrs. Eaton and you call her Natalie, but she doesn't call you anything. Aren't you Mr. Eaton or Alfred? Alfred Eaton: As a matter of fact, I'm Calvin Coolidge but she doesn't know that. Mary St. John: Yes. She has something I haven't got - niceness. But then I have something she hasn't got. Alfred Eaton: Me? Mary St. John: No. Honesty and guts. She has no guts. Alexander 'Lex' Porter: Can I ask you a corny question? Alfred Eaton: If you don't mind me giving you a corny answer. Alfred Eaton: How do you like them apples? Alfred Eaton: I know you've come to congratulate me. Thank you very much my ... Mary St. John: You're making a fool of yourself. Alfred Eaton: Oh, that was terribly considerate of you last night when you were telling me about the quote "beautiful relationship we could have" end quote, but you never bothered mentioning anything about the partnership, because maybe I would've thought the partnership had something to do with your new found if somewhat unwholesome interest in our marriage. Mary St. John: 复制 复制成功 复制失败，请手动复制
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      • Alfred. Alfred, I want to talk to you. Alfred Eaton: Any further communicatoin between you and me will be through legal channels. Mary St. John: All right, go to her, but it won't do you any good. Alfred Eaton: If she's foolish enough to still have me, nothing will stop me from spending the rest of my life with her. Mary St. John: Well I'm going to stop you, because I'll never give you a divorce. Alfred Eaton: Wait till you see the the little collection of photographs our friend Creighton Duffy will release for public consumption. Mary St. John: What photographs? Alfred Eaton: You won't be able to show your face in this entire city if you don't give me a divorce. How do you like them apples? Alfred Eaton: You skate on thin ice, you'll get your feet wet Alfred Eaton: I know you've come to congratulate me. Thank you very much my ... Mary St. John: You're making a fool of yourself. Alfred Eaton: Oh, that was terribly considerate of you last night when you were telling me about the quote "beautiful relationship we could have" end quote, but you never bothered mentioning anything about the partnership, because maybe I would've thought the partnership had something to do with your new found if somewhat unwholesome interest in our marriage. Mary St. John: [while Alfred is walking briskly away] Alfred. Alfred, I want to talk to you. Alfred Eaton: Any further communication between you and me will be through legal channels. Mary St. John: All right, go to her, but it won't do you any good. Alfred Eaton: If she's foolish enough to still have me, nothing will stop me from spending the rest of my life with her. Mary St. John: Well I'm going to stop you, because I'll never give you a divorce. Alfred Eaton: Wait till you see the the little collection of photographs our friend Creighton Duffy will release for public consumption. Mary St. John: What photographs? Alfred Eaton: You won't be able to show your face in this entire city if you don't give me a divorce. How do you like them apples? 复制 复制成功 复制失败，请手动复制
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