Picture Mommy Dead (1966)

Martha Hyer: Francene Shelley

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• Francene Shelley : You could have written us about it.

  Anthony Flagmore : Yes. I even meant to have my picture taken and enclose it with a letter. But, unfortunately the Postal Authorities don't allow pornography in the mails. Well, aren't you going to kiss your cousin?

• Lawyer Clayborn : Where was I?

  Francene Shelley : Somewhere between a white elephant and a half a million dollars.

• Francene Shelley : [to Edward]  Think about it. It may *warm* you in your bed tonight.

  [kiss] 

• Francene Shelley : Cure me.

  Edward Shelley : How? I've tried every way I know. You've gone through a $100,000 worth of remedies. What else can I do?

  Francene Shelley : I've already told you. Cure me.

• Francene Shelley : I loved you once. But, you became poor - and I became bored. So bored, I could die!

• Francene Shelley : Is what true? Now, let me see, is it true I made love to a bellboy in a hotel in Geneva? Or, are you still wondering about that guy in Rome? Or, the salesman in Munich. Was that true? I tell you something that is true, Edward, I'm sick to death of you and your jealousy!

• Francene Shelley : We did mean something to each other once.

  Anthony Flagmore : I had bronchopneumonia once; but, I got over it.

• Francene Shelley : A killer, isn't she.

  Anthony Flagmore : We are all killers, one way or the other, I suppose.

• Francene Shelley : Living alone has made a philosopher out of you.

  Anthony Flagmore : It makes living slightly more tolerable.

  Francene Shelley : There are many things that make living more tolerable.

• Anthony Flagmore : It is an interesting pipe dream.

  Francene Shelley : And, fortunately, we are all born to dream.

• Anthony Flagmore : You intrigue me.

  Francene Shelley : Do I?

  Anthony Flagmore : Your only sense of morality lies in the exquisite lack of any virtue whatsoever.

• Francene Shelley : What is it, Susan? Tell me!

  Susan Shelley : I was just thinking. How can a toy die?

• Francene Shelley : Oh, let me go.

  Edward Shelley : Let you go? How easily you say those words. But, it wasn't that easy to get you.