Alan Stanford

Alan Stanford

  • Born: 1949-0-0
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    • Braulio 2022-09-08 14:44:05

      go sing a better song , a better song of your own

      I have heard about the movie "Education Rita" for a long time, but I have been suffering from the lack of Chinese subtitles, and I have never watched the movie on the computer. After watching the movie, I couldn't calm down for a long time. What I remember most in the film is the better song and...

    • Iva 2022-09-08 15:54:16

      lucky to meet you

      A good teacher can change a person's life. It is my luck to meet you.

          Sitting in front of the TV and flipping through the stage at will, to see what good movies are there, I saw the English name "Educating Rita" of "Ordinary Women". In the film, Rita is bored and has no direction in her current...

    Educating Rita quotes

    • [Rita is being nosy about Frank's marriage]

      Dr. Frank Bryant: We split up, Rita, because of poetry.

      Rita: You what?

      Dr. Frank Bryant: One day, my wife explained to me that, for the past fifteen years, my output as a poet had dealt entirely with the part of our lives in which we discovered each other.

      Rita: Are you a poet?

      Dr. Frank Bryant: Was. And so, to give me something new to write about, she left me. A very noble woman, my wife - she left me for the good of literature. And remarkably it worked.

      Rita: What, you wrote a lot of good stuff, did ya?

      Dr. Frank Bryant: No. I stopped writing altogether.

    • [Trish has just tried to kill herself; Rita goes to visit her in hospital]

      Rita: Why?

      Trish: Darling, why not?

      Rita: Oh, Trish, don't. Come on, it's all right, don't cry. You're still here.

      Trish: That's why I'm crying - it didn't work. It didn't bloody work.

      Rita: Trish. Look, you didn't really mean to kill yourself. You were just...

      Trish: Just what, darling? Poor Susan. You think you've got everything, don't you?

      Rita: Trish, you have.

      Trish: Oh yes. When I listen to poetry and music, then I can live. You see, darling, the rest of the time it's just me. And that's not enough.