Cemetery Junction Actor, choreographer, all-rounder friend, co-director
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Vincent 2022-03-31 09:01:09
One of the inseparable themes of the 1970s. . . . . . . .
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Hollie 2022-03-31 09:01:09
This is a farewell letter to youth, no, youth is not over, he will only leave when we give up. Do whatever you want, don't care about other things, before your heart is old. When I hear all the young dude, I can't do it. The name and mood of this song is the theme song of this film! Three-quarters of the film is a bit of a slouch, but it's still a four-star masterpiece.
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[last lines]
Freddie Taylor: Why did you decide to come at the last minute?
Julie: Because I think I might be in love with you, too.
Freddie Taylor: No, I guessed that. I mean why did you leave it until the last minute? We almost missed the train.
Julie: No. Thought I'd make a dramatic entrance.
Freddie Taylor: Don't know why we ran so hard, there's another one in an hour.
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[to Freddie, on his first day at work]
Mike Ramsay: When you're selling life assurance, you want the stench of death in their nostrils. You're talking to the husband but you want the missus thinking "Crumbs, Chief! What's my life gonna be like when he pegs it?" Men work, women worry - that's what you rely on.