Un grande amore

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When Michel and Terry speak to one another the evening before the liner's arrival in New York, Mich [...]	D
Michel's grandmother "Janou" speaks French (and English) with a foreign accent; it is unclear where [...]	D
When the sailor takes the photograph of Terry and Michel, their position on the railing changes depe [...]	D
When Michel is waiting for Terry on the Empire State Building into the evening, and a thunder storm [...]	D
When Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer are on the ship during the day and they are next to the railing t [...]	D
On the ship, at the railing, before and after disposing of the photographer's film of a compromising [...]	D
Toward the end of the film, when Terry is on the sofa talking to Michel, she offers a cigarette to h [...]	D

Terry McKay: We're heading into a rough sea, Miche [...]	D
Michel: Top of the Empire State Building? Terry M [...]	D
Terry McKay: It's not that I'm prudish but my moth [...]	D
Michel: You have an honest face. Terry McKay: Oh? [...]	D
Terry McKay: My father used to say, "It's a funny [...]	D
Terry McKay: My father used to say, "wishes are th [...]	D
Grandmother: This is a far as I can go. This is th [...]	D
Terry McKay: My life's an open book Terry McKay: [...]	D
Michel: I must talk to someone. Terry McKay: Well [...]	D
Terry McKay: Being seen with you is ruins, and I d [...]	D
Michel: If you don't mind, I think I'll take my pr [...]	D
Terry McKay: Well, I'd be surprised. Michel: If y [...]	D
Terry McKay: What are you trying to say, Michel? [...]	D
[first lines] radio news announcers: [American an [...]	D
Michel: I'm in trouble - serious trouble. Terry M [...]	D
Terry McKay: How's your fiancee? Michel: She's go [...]	D

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