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I don't think chaps
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should talk about their wives to others.
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I think it's frightfully bad form
:37:04
but let me explain
something to you about Julia.
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sex doesn't mean a thing to her.
:37:09
it was different in the beginning.
:37:11
then she could be somewhat
tiresome sometimes.
:37:14
but after she had Roger, she changed.
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having a baby seemed to settle her.
:37:18
all those instincts went
into her acting, you see.
:37:20
gossip isn't good for business, Michael.
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I mean, if Julia had one flagrant
affair after another, nobody would notice
:37:26
but--but this boy,
he's half her age.
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the public has always looked up to you
:37:31
as such a devoted and loyal couple.
:37:34
and so we are, damn it. in our way.
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devoted, united, but not...
:37:42
how shall I put it? not possessive.
:37:46
we're a very modern couple.
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hello, Roger, my boy.
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hello, daddy.
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glad to be finished at Eton?
:38:03
no mummy?
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no, it's Saturday. she's got 2 shows.
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3 and 4 pence, sir.
:38:07
she'll be down first
thing in the morning.
:38:10
thank you so much.
:38:11
thank you, sir.
:38:12
here, let me give you a hand.
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she's bringing a young
chap down with her,
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your age more or less.
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a yank. I think you'll like him.
:38:23
I get no kick from champagne
:38:26
mere alcohol doesn't thrill me at all
:38:31
so tell me why should it be true
:38:36
that I get a kick out of you
:38:38
what's the matter?
:38:41
nothing.
:38:42
tell me.
:38:44
it's... I--I--I
just don't...
:38:47
I'm worried sick, that's all.
:38:49
what about?
:38:50
tell me, tom. what?
:38:52
it's money, I owe money.
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oh.
:38:56
is that all?
:38:57
I thought it was something serious.
:38:59
well, it's ok for you, Julia,