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ObstinateAnnette — 14 years ago(April 06, 2011 09:20 PM)

That vodka that Alison kept plying her paramours with was very odd looking. I've never seen brown/amber colored vodka before. Looked more like whiskey to me.
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In the scene at her home with George Brent's character.the Vodka was clear.
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Seemed like the movie makers didn't think the audience even knew what vodka was. At one point they have a character give a definition, i.e. "Russian hooch". Given that, they probably didn't worry much about how it was depicted.
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