:13:02
- Peter, didn't you enjoy that?
- I've seen better.
:13:05
Well, Michael wanted the bear
kept prisoner with him,
:13:08
and Peter insisted
that Michael was hardly a prisoner
:13:11
and Porthos simply wasn't a bear at all.
:13:16
I do very much hope to see them tomorrow.
:13:19
- What's her name?
- Sylvia. Um...
:13:22
Mrs... something Davies.
:13:27
Llewelyn Davies?
:13:30
- You know her?
- I know who she is, of course.
:13:34
Why, she's a du Maurier,
for heaven's sake.
:13:36
Her father was the artist.
Her brother's the actor.
:13:43
And there was something... tragic
that happened with her husband.
:13:48
Oh, yes. He died.
:13:51
Cancer of the jaw, I believe.
:13:54
That's horrible.
:13:57
Yes. Apparently, he left her with four boys
and no income to speak of.
:14:04
If it wasn't for her mother's help...
:14:11
James.
:14:14
- We should have them to dinner.
- Should we?
:14:19
Absolutely. I've always wanted
to meet Madam du Maurier.
:14:23
Why, she knows practically
everyone there is worth knowing.
:14:41
- What are you writing about?
- Oh.
:14:45
Nothing of any great consequence.
:14:49
I can't write.
:14:52
Have you ever kept a journal?
:14:55
Ever tried your hand at writing a play?
:14:59
Well, then how do you know?