:46:04
- Same old Ed.
- Hasn't changed a bit.
:46:06
I wonder why Fanny got us
together tonight.
:46:08
- I can't figure it out.
- Neither can I.
:46:10
Nice to be back. Almost 20 years.
:46:12
- Yep.
- Yep.
:46:25
Fanny, you still haven't grown up.
:46:43
- Good evening, Fanny.
- Hello, Fanny.
:46:47
It's delightful you could all come.
:46:50
- You remember my cousin, George.
- How do you do?
:46:53
Fanny, my sweet, how have you been?
:46:57
You don't know me. I'm Edward.
Your Edward.
:47:01
My Edward?
:47:04
Edward Morrison.
:47:06
Edward? But you can't be Edward.
:47:09
My Edward had a mane of beautiful,
wavy black hair.
:47:14
I gave a lock of it to every woman in love
with me. The demand exceeded the supply.
:47:19
It is Edward.
:47:21
Jim.
:47:23
It's good to see you again, Fanny.
:47:26
You've become very famous
since I last saw you.
:47:28
Oh, I wouldn't say that.
:47:31
- Bunny.
- It's been a long time, hasn't it, Fanny?
:47:35
Grey hair is most becoming to you, bunny.
:47:37
Thank you.
:47:41
Oh, Fanny, I want you to meet my wife.
:47:43
I'd love to, Jim.
:47:46
- Thank you. Good evening.
- Good evening.
:47:50
This is my wife, Audrey.
My old friend, Fanny Skeffington.
:47:53
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:47:55
And this is my mother-in-law,
Mrs. Newton.
:47:57
- How do you do?
- I've heard so much about you.