<![CDATA[When Mr. Sawyer is in the nurse's office after being hit by Kris the nurse keeps changing the cold cloth on his head abo]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Miracle on 34th Street

muchmeow — 9 years ago(December 27, 2016 03:59 PM)

When Mr. Sawyer is in the nurse's office after being hit by Kris the nurse keeps changing the cold cloth on his head about every 10 seconds! Why? I was cracking up watching her. Isn't 10 MINUTES the average time to change cold cloths? She doesn't give them time to even begin to reduce the swelling, pointless! It's hilarious!

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Maybe it was just to give the actress something to doprobably her own doing. She most likely didn't receive any direction from the director. : D : D : D

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Yes, I noticed that too! Maybe it was just to create some visual interest in the scene.

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