Does it have to be retroactive?
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Deborah Vaughn:
I'm thinking of going [pauses while waiter leaves drinks] Deborah Vaughn:
on the make for you. [Laurence stares] Deborah Vaughn:
Shock technique: Effective, isn't it? Laurence Mackay:
Staggering. But why? Deborah Vaughn:
The usual; I like the way you look. Laurence Mackay:
Since when? Deborah Vaughn:
Does it have to be retroactive?
I'm thinking of going [pauses while waiter leaves drinks] Deborah Vaughn:
on the make for you. [Laurence stares] Deborah Vaughn:
Shock technique: Effective, isn't it? Laurence Mackay:
Staggering. But why? Deborah Vaughn:
The usual; I like the way you look. Laurence Mackay:
Since when? Deborah Vaughn:
Does it have to be retroactive?
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I'm thinking of going
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on the make for you
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Shock technique Effective isn't it
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It's staggering but why The usual
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I like the way you look
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Since when
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Does it have to be retroactive
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Movie Summary
Drama critic Larry McKay, his wife Kate, and their four sons move from their crowded Manhattan apartment to an old house in the country. While housewife Kate settles into suburban life, Larry continues to enjoy the theater and party
Actors
Deborah Vaughn
Laurence Mackay
