Strange Interlude (1932) Poster

(1932)

Alexander Kirkland: Sam Evans

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Quotes 

  • Charlie Marsden : You're the only genuinely modest person I know, Sam.

    Sam Evans : Who me? I'm the boob of the family. Except when it comes to business. I'll make the money, alright.

  • Sam Evans : How 'bout the old scout?

    Charlie Marsden : Oh, he seemed fine, fellow. Yes, yes, he said he was having a gay time. When I saw him he was with a startling looking female. I gather he was quite involved.

  • Nina Leeds : Did she mind because Charlie Marsden drove us down here?

    Sam Evans : Of course not, why should she?

    Nina Leeds : I don't know? I thought she was rather upset when he decided to stay overnight.

    [Inner thoughts] 

    Nina Leeds : She acted so queerly. Seemed anxious to get me alone.

    Sam Evans : She's such a fussy old lady. She's probably afraid he'd criticize the bed sheets.

    Nina Leeds : Ha-ha. He probably did!

  • Sam Evans : I've never been so happy in all my life. I tell you, marriage certainly puts the right kind of ambition into a fella. Unselfish ambition. You know, working for his wife and - perhaps, someone else, who knows?

  • Sam Evans : He's sick of being babied, Nina. You don't realize he's getting to be a big boy now. We want him to grow up into a real he-man, not an old lady like Charlie. Now, that's what's the matter with Charlie, I'll bet. His mother never stopped babying him.

    Nina Leeds : Perhaps you're right, Sam.

    Sam Evans : I know I'm right.

    [Sam exits] 

    Nina Leeds : [Rolls her eyes]  Oh, heaven grant that I may someday tell this fool the truth!

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