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Ned Merrill:
What did I do to you, Shirley? I'm sorry for whatever I did. Shirley Abbott:
[Cynically]
You did the usual red-blooded married man thing. You took me out to lunch and gave me that lecture about the duties of a father and a husband. Oh, it's considered a classic by now, isn't it? Reprinted every year in the Reader's Digest? Ned Merrill:
I don't remember. Shirley Abbott:
It's the first really chic restaurant you took me to in New York. Right out in front of everyone who counts. Ned Merrill:
You cried... Shirley Abbott:
I also raised my voice. Ned Merrill:
It tore me apart to see you crying. Shirley Abbott:
[Tone getting angrier]
You chose that restaurant because you thought I wouldn't make a fuss in front of all those mink hats and snobbish waiters and stylish fags. Ned Merrill:
[Protesting]
No. No. Shirley Abbott:
Did you really think you could get rid of me in no more noise than the sound of finger bowls tinkling?
What did I do to you, Shirley? I'm sorry for whatever I did. Shirley Abbott:
[Cynically]
You did the usual red-blooded married man thing. You took me out to lunch and gave me that lecture about the duties of a father and a husband. Oh, it's considered a classic by now, isn't it? Reprinted every year in the Reader's Digest? Ned Merrill:
I don't remember. Shirley Abbott:
It's the first really chic restaurant you took me to in New York. Right out in front of everyone who counts. Ned Merrill:
You cried... Shirley Abbott:
I also raised my voice. Ned Merrill:
It tore me apart to see you crying. Shirley Abbott:
[Tone getting angrier]
You chose that restaurant because you thought I wouldn't make a fuss in front of all those mink hats and snobbish waiters and stylish fags. Ned Merrill:
[Protesting]
No. No. Shirley Abbott:
Did you really think you could get rid of me in no more noise than the sound of finger bowls tinkling?
Full Transcript
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What did l do to you Shirley l'm sorry for whatever l did
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The usual red blooded married man thing
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At lunch you lectured me about the duties of a father and a husband
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lt's a classic by now reprinted yearly in the Reader's Digest
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l don't remember
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lt's the first really chic restaurant you took me to in New York
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Right out in front of everyone who counts
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You cried l also raised my voice
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lt tore me apart to see you crying
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Movie Summary
A man spends a summer day swimming as many pools as he can all over a quiet suburban town.
Actors
Ned Merrill
Shirley Abbott
