Indiscreet
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- 1958
- 100 min
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Would you put the bags
here, please?
Give me a hand
with this, will you?
Will there be
anything else?
No, thank you,
William.
Right you are. And
welcome back, Miss Kalman.
Thank you.
I'm glad to be back.
Will you be all right?
You know it's Doris
and Carls day off.
Yes, certainly.
I'll be all right.
Very good, miss.
Hello, Doris. Hello,
Carl. Nice entrance.
I thought
it was your day off.
We thought
you were a burglar.
Lucky for you
that Im not.
We heard a noise.
We didn't get a cable
you were coming back today.
That's why
we didn't meet you.
I didn't decide to come
until this morning.
Something the matter?
No.
Have a nice trip?
Mm-Hmm. All right.
Oh, that's
no meal for you.
I'll get you
something hot.
No, that's all I want.
Go on about your business.
We don't have
any business.
We were only going
to have tea
And then go
to the movies.
Well, then go.
I've got
some nice lamb chops
And some
little French peas.
Go to the movies.
No, no, Doris, tomorrow.
How would you like me to
give you a nice massage?
Tomorrow.
I'll get you
some hot milk.
No, no, no.
N- O, no. G-O, go.
I'm staying here.
Ring if you want
something.
Oh! I didn't expect
to see anybody.
I'm not back from the grave, you know?
Good evening,
Mrs. Munson.
What are you doing here?
Good evening, Doris.
Why aren't you
in Majorca?
Because Im here.
How's Alfred?
Alfred is fine.
I can see you're here,
But you should be
in Majorca.
Mr. Munson and I
are changing here.
Just put out our evening
clothes, will you, Doris?
Yes, madam.
And then go.
Very well.
Aren't you and Doris
getting on?
We get on fine.
Now, what's wrong with you?
You planned to be away
for the whole winter,
And here you are,
I didn't find it
interesting.
Is it possible that the
trouble isn't with Majorca?
Possible.
What happened
to the colonel
That you wrote to me
about in your letter?
The one who looked
like a Greek statue.
He talked like
a Greek statue.
I don't think he knew
more than a dozen words.
Scotch and soda
and one or two more.
You were impressed with
him when you first met him.
I hadn't heard
the dozen words.
I don't know what you expect from a man.
You know there's a limit to
how entertaining they can be.
Well, they should be able to
talk a little, simple sentences.
You told me that
he was good-Looking
And that he danced
beautifully.
That's all a woman's
entitled to.
You can always
read a good book.
Dear little sister,
Go wash your mind
with soap.
I'm not your little
sister. I'm the older.
This is a side of you
Ive never seen before.
Sort of maternal
white slaver.
I'm not sympathetic.
You've plenty of beaus.
You're beautiful,
talented, and famous.
You're an actress
Who's the envy of
everyone who knows you.
But then they don't know me.
What about
David Wilson?
Why don't you
marry him?
I don't love him.
Why not?
I don't know why not.
I tried to love him.
I just don't.
Someone will turn up.
When?
Do a play.
You know you're much
happier when you're working.
I don't feel like it.
Come along with us.
Come on. You'll feel
much better in a girdle.
Where are you going?
To a banquet.
Oh.
Sometimes the speaker
is very interesting.
I remember
the last one.
The Dutch ambassador spoke
for an hour and 15 minutes...
in Dutch.
Well, we'll go on
somewhere afterwards.
Oh, why, lord?
Anna!
Well,
what a surprise.
Hello, Alfred.
Mmm. Delicious cold
cream. You get that brand.
You're looking
bloomy.
So are you. How is
the foreign office?
Muddling through.
Well, dear, how's everything at home?
Fine.
Come along. I'll help you get dressed.
You're feeling sorry
for yourself.
I am not.
I feel sorry for you.
She's coming
with us.
Oh, she's not.
Well, you're
more than welcome.
The Dutch ambassador,
I think of him often.
I told you, he's not going
to be there this time. Is he?
Oh, no, no. That was
This one's going to
be quite interesting.
Ah. You see?
Who is it for?
Well, it's for
the hard-Currency countries.
There will be a number
of speakers who will, uh..
Well, speak.
On hard currency?
Yes.
The Dutch ambassador's
growing on me.
It's not that bad
as it sounds.
I go no place where
they don't speak Dutch.
Alfred, it might be better
She's acting so gay
I know she's depressed.
She's not.
The door was open.
Hello, Philip.
Darling, I want you to
meet Mr. Philip Adams.
This is my wife.
How do you do?
And my sister-In-Law
Miss Anna Kalman.
How do you do?
Miss Kalman
is no stranger to me.
I've seen you often
on the stage.
I'm a fervent admirer.
Why, thank you, kind sir.
I once stayed over
an extra day in Liverpool
because you were billed
to appear,
and then the performance
was canceled.
I'm sorry.
It turned out to be a fortunate
delay. I made some money out of it.
I'm glad.
money for the performance.
Would you care to see
the performance now?
I'll play all the parts.
How much money was it?
here and change his clothes.
He's in from Paris...
just for the dinner.
I had no idea
you'd be back.
Oh, that's perfectly
all right.
I could go to a hotel.
Oh. You're
more than welcome.
Well, it's rather
an imposition.
Well, I owe you something
for Liverpool.
And where is Mrs. Adams
going to dress?
There is no Mrs. Adams.
Oh. Well...
now, do we have to go
to this silly old dinner?
The speaker will bore us,
and they won't miss us.
They'd miss him.
He's the speaker.
This happens to me all the time.
I once asked a butler
at the French embassy
If he cared
to waltz.
He waltzed
divinely.
being dull. I've heard it.
Well, we can go on to some
other place afterwards.
It's the only hope
for the evening.
What do you say, Anna?
Oh, I couldn't go.
Why not?
Well, for one thing,
Im not dressed.
Well, neither are they. We'll race them.
I couldn't possibly
be on time.
It doesn't matter
if we are late.
We've got the man
with the speech.
They can't start
without him.
Oh, she needs coaxing.
You coax her.
I'm an extra man. You'd make
the dinner come out even.
How many people are
going to be there?
Yes.
does look untidy.
You see? That's all I wanted
- An intelligent reason.
You change in there.
Last one dressed
is last.
Can I help you?
Whitehall 0-0-1-1.
Who in heaven's name
is that?
Stop breathing
so hard.
Oh, I didn't know
it showed.
Who is he? What is he? And speak slowly.
He's a very bright
gentleman
We are hoping will accept a job in NATO,
And we're not
having much luck.
Hello, Harris?
This is Mr. Munson.
One more
for our table.
Yes, a place card
for Miss Anna Kalman.
Uh, next to
Mr. Philip Adams.
Fine.
Well, what about
this Mr. Adams?
What do you want
to know?
Everything.
And I mean everything.
Well, I don't think he's
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