Where did he go this afternoon? Oh, to see if the community centrestill looked the same....
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Where did he go this afternoon? Oh, to see if the community centre
still looked the same. Same as what? As when he once played Frederic
in The Pirates Of Penzance there. You're joking? If only. And then he went to search for
Marigold morning emulsion paint that they stopped
making centuries ago. For what? So he could do up his room to look
like it did when he was little. It's all becoming rather alarming,
isn't it? Yes. Yes, it is. Mm. HE SIGHS Cheers. SHE SIGHS
still looked the same. Same as what? As when he once played Frederic
in The Pirates Of Penzance there. You're joking? If only. And then he went to search for
Marigold morning emulsion paint that they stopped
making centuries ago. For what? So he could do up his room to look
like it did when he was little. It's all becoming rather alarming,
isn't it? Yes. Yes, it is. Mm. HE SIGHS Cheers. SHE SIGHS
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Where did he go this afternoon?
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Oh, to see if the community centre
still looked the same. Same as what?
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As when he once played Frederic
in The Pirates Of Penzance there.
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You're joking? If only.
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And then he went to search for
Marigold morning emulsion paint
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that they stopped
making centuries ago.
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For what?
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So he could do up his room to look
like it did when he was little.
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It's all becoming rather alarming,
isn't it? Yes. Yes, it is. Mm.
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HE SIGHS
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Cheers.
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SHE SIGHS
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Movie Summary
Neighbours Edith and Phil are keen to start a relationship and a new life abroad. Those plans are disrupted when Edith's immature fiftysomething son Roger moves back home after leaving his wife and children.
