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rose_81 — 20 years ago(June 22, 2005 05:56 AM)

There is a scene where Terry is eating dinner and watching a romantic black and white movie. I think it was with Charles Boyer. He says something like "I need you and I've got to pay for you." Does anybody know which movie this is? It's not in the movie connections list.
"Your old partner flew the coop Coop."

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Most movies of that era had not only terrible dialog, but terrible premises, as well.
not unlike jumpin' jack flash.

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LMAO! Most movies of that era had not only terrible dialog, but terrible premises, as well. And for the few that started off good, it was usually ruined by the endings. I realize that times were different back then, and gender roles were MUCH different than today, but it's sometimes really difficult to watch those old movies.

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My God, it had terrible dialog, didn't it?

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http://us.imdb.com/board/10035415/

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