International Velvet (1978)
Nanette Newman: Velvet Brown
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Quotes
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John Seaton : What's your favourite food, Sarah?
Sarah Brown : Peanut butter.
John Seaton : I beg your pardon?
Sarah Brown : Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Velvet Brown : Mmm. That sounds intriguing.
John Seaton : It sounds revolting. Is that, uh, is that very American? Probably why Americans have such rotten teeth.
Velvet Brown : Well, you can talk. All of his teeth are false, Sarah.
John Seaton : Any nice boys and girls in your class?
John Seaton : [Sarah shruggs] There must be some. Didn't they talk to you?
John Seaton : [Sarah shakes her head] Nobody talked to you? Why is that?
Sarah Brown : Because I didn't talk to them.
John Seaton : Why? Y-you weren't frightened, were you? Is that why you ran away? There must have been something, can't you tell me? I might be able to help.
Sarah Brown : He had a dead finger.
Velvet Brown : Who did?
Sarah Brown : This boy.
John Seaton : Wait, wait a minute. Tell me again. He had a what?
Sarah Brown : A dead finger.
Sarah Brown : Well, I'm sure it wasn't a real finger.
John Seaton : No, no, no. If the child says she saw it, she saw it. I'll take her to school this morning and sort it all out.
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Velvet Brown : [Waiting for her niece at an airport who is travelling on board a delayed plane] Still delayed. You don't think anything has happened, do you?
John Seaton : Yes
Velvet Brown : What?
John Seaton : Bloody thing is delayed, that's what's happened.
Velvet Brown : Is this tea or coffee?
John Seaton : Soldier's coffee. Could be tea, could be tea.
Velvet Brown : How do you think I ought to deal with all this?
John Seaton : You mean, Sarah?
Velvet Brown : Help me write some of your best dialogue. Last time I saw her she wasn't much older than that.
John Seaton : Oh, now, come on, come on. You worry too much. Children always cope with death.
Velvet Brown : In books you mean?
John Seaton : No, I didn't mean that. They cope with it. You did. I did.
