La confessione della signora Doyle

When Earl is trying to hand Jerry money to pay his father's bar tab, the condition of the bills and [...]	D
At the beach, Earl asks Mae, "Where did you get those blue, blue eyes?" Barbara Stanwyck, in fact, h [...]	D
When Peggy races Joe back from the beach to the pavilion where Earl is sitting, it is apparently one [...]	D
During the wedding reception, when Peggy (Marilyn Monroe) gets up on the table, Earl (Robert Ryan) m [...]	D
(at around 10 mins) When Earl rewinds the roll of film, he uses a manual crank rewinder from reel to [...]	D
When Mae, Jerry, and Earl go out to to a club after the movie, the amount of beer in Mae's mug keeps [...]	D
During the tavern scene, Mae and Jerry watch the moon rise over the ocean. The film takes place in M [...]	D
During the tavern scene, Earl bangs his glass on the table and marches off to complain about the ser [...]	D
(at around 13 mins) When Mae walks past Joe in the Doyle house (Joe: "It's your life." Mae: "Yes, th [...]	D
During the second half of the film, numerous references are made to oppressive heat. The temperature [...]	D

Peggy: When I want you to kiss me, I'll let you kn [...]	D
Peggy: Is anybody home? Earl Pfeiffer: The mice. [...]	D
Peggy: [Joe puts his arm around Peggy's waist] Don [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: The day's young. Let's enjoy oursel [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Were you ever a showgirl? Mae Doyl [...]	D
Mae Doyle: I'm fed up with Earl, his wife, his moo [...]	D
Mae Doyle: What do you want, Joe, my life's histor [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: [Peg has just announced her engagem [...]	D
Mae Doyle: Coffee - and a brandy. Bartender: Bett [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: Aren't you going to kiss me before yo [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: I wish somebody would sprinkle me all [...]	D
Peggy: Joe wants me to marry him. Mae Doyle: I ga [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: You're so proud. A moment ago you nee [...]	D
Peggy: The fruit in the fruit tree. Mae Doyle: Wh [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: That Mae is some dancer. Me, I'm li [...]	D
Peggy: Weren't you ever in love, Mae? Mae Doyle: [...]	D
Mae Doyle: He drives me cuckoo sometimes. What doe [...]	D
[after watching the movie, Mae and Jerry are visit [...]	D
Peggy: All Jerry needs is somebody to look after h [...]	D
Uncle Vince: Nobody wants kids around... they clut [...]	D
Joe Doyle: [looks at Peg's behind at the end of hi [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: Earl, he's one of the smartest men [...]	D
Joe Doyle: Listen to me, blondie. The woman I marr [...]	D
Peggy: Irene came into work with a black eye. That [...]	D
Mae Doyle: You're crude, Earl. Earl Pfeiffer: I n [...]	D
Mae Doyle: You're very pretty Peggy. Peggy: The b [...]	D
Mae Doyle: If I ever loved a man again, I'd bear a [...]	D
Mae Doyle: Is your wife very pretty? Earl Pfeiffe [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Love is rotten when it happens like [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Don't kid me, baby. I know a bottle [...]	D
Mae Doyle: You don't know a thing about me. Jerry [...]	D
Mae Doyle: How old are you Peg? Peggy: Twenty. M [...]	D
Peggy: I don't want to have to keep workin' in a c [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: I need a drink. What do you need, M [...]	D
Peggy: I'm real glad you came back home, Mae. [Ma [...]	D
Mae Doyle: You don't like women, do you? Earl Pfe [...]	D
Uncle Vince: Two bawdy thieves stealing your happi [...]	D
[Peggy watches as Mae leaves to meet Earl] Joe Do [...]	D
Uncle Vince: Never thought I'd see the day... a wo [...]	D
Uncle Vince: Jerry, that's a lot of liverwurst, th [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: Will you try to understand? Jerry D' [...]	D
Mae Doyle: Big mouth, fast dollar. What are you tr [...]	D
Joe Doyle: [handing her a filled cup] Here's your [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: Get something for that headache! M [...]	D
Uncle Vince: I never married. You know why? We spo [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Jerry's the salt of the earth, but [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: Uncle Vince, you're a big boob.	D
Mae D'Amato: You wanna put your teeth into me to h [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: And I told you a hundred times, cle [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: How did I get here? Mae D'Amato: Y [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: You never know what kind of a dame [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: Why don't you go to work. Uncle Vi [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: A chump, that's what you played me [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: Always take the man who'll kick the d [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: I'm real glad you came back home Ma [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: You comin' home? To stay? Mae Doyl [...]	D
Mae Doyle: Aren't there any more comfortable men i [...]	D
Peggy: He's kind of exciting and attractive. Joe [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Mae - what do you really think of [...]	D
Jerry D'Amato: Earl says Chinese people have babie [...]	D
Joe Doyle: Why didn't you come home before? Mae D [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: Jerry! If you come any closer to me I [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: Are you happy? Mae D'Amato: I'm ha [...]	D
Uncle Vince: People talk, don't they? They got lon [...]	D
Mae Doyle: You don't have a mean thought in your h [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: What is it, do you feel guilty? Tha [...]	D
Mae D'Amato: I feel fine, but it's just so hot. J [...]	D
Earl Pfeiffer: You're tough to please. Mae Doyle: [...]	D
Peggy: I gotta go. I just had to show you the ring [...]	D

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