query for Fred (or anyone else) on movie line

[Mullins, Bill]

"Tea and Sympathy" opened on Broadway Sept 30 1953.

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> try Tea and Sympathy (1956).  originally in Robert Anderson's play.
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> at: http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=48750
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> Feeling pity for John and at the same time resenting her own
> husband's boorishness, Deborah offers her own body to the
> mixed-up boy. "When you speak of this in future years...and
> you will...be kind." With this classic closing line, the
> original stage production of Tea and Sympathy came to an end.
> Fearing censorship interference, MGM insisted upon a stupid
> epilogue, indicating that Deborah Kerr deeply regretted her
> "wrong" behavior. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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> arnold
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