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They were coal bags filled with, uh
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That Summer

They were coal bagsfilled with, uh empty, uh, dog and catfood cans

They were coal bags
filled with, uh empty, uh, dog and cat
food cans

Full Transcript

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They were coal bags filled with, uh
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empty, uh, dog and cat food cans.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
39
Timestamp in Movie
00:19:06
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Story AB,Louverture Films,Final Cut for Real

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Movie Summary

Montauk, East Hampton, New York, 2016. Peter Beard discusses his work as a photographer, artist and diarist before reminiscing about his attempt to make a documentary in the summer of 1972 with his friend Lee Radziwill (younger si...
That was the storeroom - That Summer 00:05
That was the storeroom
See, we couldn't get - That Summer 00:13
See, we couldn't get
I mean, you know, he went to the very rich people - That Summer 00:10
I mean, you know, he went to the very rich people
Just, uh, uh, let me, uh, you know - That Summer 00:06
Just, uh, uh, let me, uh, you know
- I suppose some songs are much more difficult - That Summer 00:04
- I suppose some songs are much more difficult
- Well, sweetheart, uh, I did lie in bed - That Summer 00:06
- Well, sweetheart, uh, I did lie in bed
To-- to remember the words and everything, you know? - That Summer 00:04
To-- to remember the words and everything, you know?
And, uh, if you want me to... try to get-- - That Summer 00:07
And, uh, if you want me to... try to get--
[laughing] - That Summer 00:04
[laughing]
[telephone dialing] - That Summer 00:07
[telephone dialing]
[chuckles] - That Summer 00:05
[chuckles]
Some old East Hamptoners are here - That Summer 00:05
Some old East Hamptoners are here
She's Jack Bouvier's daughter - That Summer 00:05
She's Jack Bouvier's daughter
The-- the oldest brother. My-- my older brother. - That Summer 00:04
The-- the oldest brother. My-- my older brother.
She's terribly anxious to meet you - That Summer 00:07
She's terribly anxious to meet you
Can you hear me? No, somebody cut us off. - That Summer 00:05
Can you hear me? No, somebody cut us off.
It was $75 and I got it for $50 in 1949. - That Summer 00:06
It was $75 and I got it for $50 in 1949.
And the funny part is nobody sat in it ever. - That Summer 00:04
And the funny part is nobody sat in it ever.
- There's Aunt Edie when she was a little girl, - That Summer 00:05
- There's Aunt Edie when she was a little girl,
- Mm-hmm. Oh, that looks nice. - That Summer 00:05
- Mm-hmm. Oh, that looks nice.