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Separate Tables

The stories of several people are told as they stay at a seaside hotel in Bournemouth which features dining at "Separate Tables."

Director

Delbert Mann

Year

Genre

Box Office

$7,400,000

Production

Norlan Productions,Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions,Clifton Productions

Awards

Won 2 Oscars. 7 wins & 15 nominations total

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Sibyl Railton-Bell

Ann Shankland

Major Angus Pollock

Pat Cooper

John Malcolm

Mrs. Railton-Bell

Lady Matheson

Cathleen Nesbitt

Mr. Fowler

Charles

Jean

Miss Meacham

Doreen

Priscilla Morgan

Mabel

Hilda Plowright

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Ann Shankland John Malcolm Sibyl Railton-bell Pat Cooper Mrs. Railton-bell Miss Meacham Lady Matheson Major Angus Pollock Jean Charles Mr. Fowler

I can't understand it.
There's still no answer. - Separate Tables

I can't understand it. There's still no answer.

- Good evening, Major Pollock.
- Good evening. - Separate Tables

- Good evening, Major Pollock. - Good evening.

You know my views on marriage perfectly well - Separate Tables

You know my views on marriage perfectly well

Lets go for a walk in the garden - Separate Tables

Lets go for a walk in the garden

Well, I'm obviously not
going to get any work done. - Separate Tables

Well, I'm obviously not going to get any work done.

Go in, you blighter. - Separate Tables

Go in, you blighter.

- You're the new one, aren't you?
- Yes. - Separate Tables

- You're the new one, aren't you? - Yes.

Well thanks again Cheery bye - Separate Tables

Well thanks again Cheery bye

- I thought we were going upstairs.
- We've just finished dinner. - Separate Tables

- I thought we were going upstairs. - We've just finish...

There, now. - Separate Tables

You mean the old girls know the facts of life - Separate Tables

You mean the old girls know the facts of life

Excuse me. - Separate Tables

Look at them. There's your
normal, peaceful existence. - Separate Tables

Look at them. There's your normal, peaceful existence.

Bed. - Separate Tables

Quite obvious they were making love How do you know - Separate Tables

Quite obvious they were making love How do you know

One must tolerate all sorts of things - Separate Tables

One must tolerate all sorts of things

I have no curiosity about the working classes - Separate Tables

I have no curiosity about the working classes

Have dinner. I told cook
to keep you something hot. - Separate Tables

Have dinner. I told cook to keep you something hot.

The cook's acquiring a lighter touch with her pastry don't you think - Separate Tables

The cook's acquiring a lighter touch with her pastry...

Is this your year for looking up old husbands - Separate Tables

Is this your year for looking up old husbands

You know something - Separate Tables

You know something

You know something Ann No one I know of lies with such sincerity - Separate Tables

You know something Ann No one I know of lies with such...

I didn't mean any harm - Separate Tables

I didn't mean any harm

What are you laughing at? - Separate Tables

What are you laughing at?

I realize that you must occasionally miss some of the little gaieties of life - Separate Tables

I realize that you must occasionally miss some of the little...

This job in the newspaper is different - Separate Tables

This job in the newspaper is different

I couldn't find... - Separate Tables

I couldn't find...

I did my best but she absolutely insisted - Separate Tables

I did my best but she absolutely insisted

What has he done that's any worst than the people who cheapen love making - Separate Tables

What has he done that's any worst than the people who...

Tolerance is not necessarily a good - Separate Tables

Tolerance is not necessarily a good

And what do I know of morals and ethics - Separate Tables

And what do I know of morals and ethics

And now I hear he's a dirty old man too - Separate Tables

And now I hear he's a dirty old man too

I'm surprised at you - Separate Tables

I'm surprised at you

Yes The trouble about being on the side of right - Separate Tables

Yes The trouble about being on the side of right

You're making it a bit too obvious - Separate Tables

You're making it a bit too obvious

Not that my demands on you would have been as high as that - Separate Tables

Not that my demands on you would have been as high as that

They couldn't pay you the full price - Separate Tables

They couldn't pay you the full price

If all I wanted to do was to make my husband a slave - Separate Tables

If all I wanted to do was to make my husband a slave

The same old John pouring out the same old cascade of truths - Separate Tables

The same old John pouring out the same old cascade of truths

No, not those awful cheap things. - Separate Tables

No, not those awful cheap things.

Do you dispute that? - Separate Tables

Do you dispute that?

You fondness in me was sometimes shown in surprising ways - Separate Tables

You fondness in me was sometimes shown in surprising ways

Why are you staring at me? - Separate Tables

Why are you staring at me?

Darling, please. - Separate Tables

Darling, please.

Miss Cooper has given me what
appears to be a very isolated room, - Separate Tables

Miss Cooper has given me what appears to be a very isolated ...

How do I look? All right? - Separate Tables

How do I look? All right?

Miss Cooper, I've
been waiting for you. - Separate Tables

Miss Cooper, I've been waiting for you.

Come in. - Separate Tables

Goodness, you didn't
give me much time. - Separate Tables

Goodness, you didn't give me much time.

We could wipe out everything that's happened to us - Separate Tables

We could wipe out everything that's happened to us

People who hate the light usually hate the truth - Separate Tables

People who hate the light usually hate the truth

Liars and expensive tramps What are you trying - Separate Tables

Liars and expensive tramps What are you trying

Feeling better? - Separate Tables

Feeling better?

Why have you told so many awful lies - Separate Tables

Why have you told so many awful lies

Are you all right? - Separate Tables

Are you all right?

You're fond of him, aren't you? - Separate Tables

You're fond of him, aren't you?

He says we're alike - Separate Tables

He says we're alike

Here's your sixpence. - Separate Tables

Here's your sixpence.

I know perfectly well what
you must think of me. - Separate Tables

I know perfectly well what you must think of me.

When you're together - Separate Tables

When you're together

I said there was a refuge for you here - Separate Tables

I said there was a refuge for you here

No, Pat, just let her
go back to her own life - Separate Tables

No, Pat, just let her go back to her own life

If you won't face her,
there's the door. - Separate Tables

If you won't face her, there's the door.

Good morning, Mr. Malcolm. - Separate Tables

Good morning, Mr. Malcolm.

Are you all right, Ann? - Separate Tables

Are you all right, Ann?

I'm glad you came in. - Separate Tables

I'm glad you came in.

It's hard to believe - Separate Tables

It's hard to believe

Being alone in a crowd is worse - Separate Tables

Being alone in a crowd is worse

Poached eggs for you, isn't it? - Separate Tables

Poached eggs for you, isn't it?

Sorry, Major, there's been a muddle.
I'll lay your table right away. - Separate Tables

Sorry, Major, there's been a muddle. I'll lay your...

Mabel, No. 7's in.
You said he was out. - Separate Tables

Mabel, No. 7's in. You said he was out.

Haddock? It's nice this morning. - Separate Tables

Haddock? It's nice this morning.

Good morning. - Separate Tables

Good morning. - Separate Tables

Good morning. Have you seen
the latest cricket score? - Separate Tables

Good morning. Have you seen the latest cricket score?

Good morning. - Separate Tables

Sibyl, come with me at once. - Separate Tables

Sibyl, come with me at once.

I saw the new moon through
glass last night. - Separate Tables

I saw the new moon through glass last night.

We don't have very much hope together - Separate Tables

We don't have very much hope together

Good morning, Lady Matheson. - Separate Tables

Good morning, Lady Matheson.

Ask him to send it away
again, would you, please? - Separate Tables

Ask him to send it away again, would you, please?

Lunch at the usual time - Separate Tables

Lunch at the usual time

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The stories of several people are told as they stay at a seaside hotel in Bournemouth which features dining at "Separate Tables."

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Director: Delbert Mann

Writer: Terence Rattigan, John Gay, John Michael Hayes

Production: Norlan Productions,Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions,Clifton Productions

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1958

MetaScore: 68/100

ImdbRating: 7.4

BoxOffice: $7,400,000

Released: 11 Feb 1959

Awards: Won 2 Oscars. 7 wins & 15 nominations total

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