Re: The 1940s B&W running commentary thread

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Putting it onto a cardboard coffin she has handy.

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Back at the zoo, she feeds it to the bored panther.

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The world's poshest man is now psycho-analysing her.

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"What does one tell one's husband? One tells him nothing."

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A psychiatrist said that. So, it must be true.

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Hero looks like he should be playing Flash Gordon.

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She's back at the zoo. Even though it's the middle of the night. Does this place never close?

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Smoking at the water cooler.

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Hero chatting with a female workmate.

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Now she's blubbing because he's unhappy.

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Back at the zoo.

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The psychiatrist has showed up.

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There's no shortage of smoking in this film.

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More smoking.

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Heroine makes silent phone call to her love rival.

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I think there's a Jacques Tourneur Walk coming up.

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No. There wasn't.

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Heroine spying on her love rival and husband.

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"A cat just walked over my grave."

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The Jacques Tourneur Walk has arrived.

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