To Each His Own Page #2

Synopsis: During World War I, small-town girl Josephine Norris has an illegitimate son by an itinerant pilot. After a scheme to adopt him ends up giving him to another family, she devotes her life to loving him from afar.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Mitchell Leisen
Production: Paramount Pictures [us]
  Won 1 Oscar. Another 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.8
APPROVED
Year:
1946
122 min
166 Views


- You're Jodie Norris, right?

And you are Bill McNab. Sit down.

Wrong. Bill McNair.

You were the neighbor of the Pearson.

Wrong. I still live there. He came

back from there six weeks ago.

"And you, of course, saw the Pearson?"

Wrong. I saw Karina Pearson.

Alec is in Washington now.

And Gregory? Still flying over the Pacific?

Wrong. He has a new appointment.

At the station Huddersfield.

He arrives at Euston

Station at two o'clock.

Gregory will be in London? Today?

Correctly.

It's Lord Deshem. I want to talk to Marcel.

Call Marcel. I'll wait, of course.

Marcel speak? She has not

worked with us for 17 years.

I did not know it.

I would like a table for two...

and a bottle of wine

Cordon harvest in 1928.

Then in 1936.

Can you fry a pheasant?

- Lord Deshhem.

- I just order a table here.

- I can not go, but thanks, in any case.

- Let's go tomorrow.

And not tomorrow or another day.

Someone has arrived.

- It seems like you're throwing me.

- I really do not have time, sorry.

Miss Norris!

Damn it!

- From Huddersfield at two o'clock the train should arrive.

- In 2:
12, but not today.

Train from Huddersfield?

Oh, hell, what's wrong.

- He is late.

- But how much? I have been waiting for him since the morning.

- Wait, wait. All the time to wait.

- He will come when he comes.

The platform is three.

Arrival is postponed.

Perhaps, it is.

- You are going to wait?

- Yes.

It can take all night. And

then the terrible cold.

I'll wait.

I, perhaps, I will wait inside.

Sorry if I was rude.

We've all become rude lately.

Nothing wrong.

You know, my boyfriend is a pilot.

You have no idea what it's like

to be in love with a pilot.

"You have no idea what it's like

to be in love with a pilot."

Can not I imagine?

Jody, it's time to finish the inventory...

- Hey!

- Yes, Dad?

Why do you listen?

To this snarling sound.

- Could this be an airplane?

- Airplane? Over Pearson Falls?

Hardly.

I do not hear anything at all.

A minute ago it was like an airplane.

I do not mind you talking

to your guys, Jody...

but there are already two

of them there, in the store.

Maybe you will go out to them until

they have overflowed the whole store?

Oh, Dad!

My lads!

You already consider all of my guys.

They both ate ice-cream. Do

not make them wait long.

And then their love can turn into diabetes.

- Hey!

- Hey!

Hi, Alec. Hello, Mack. When

did you arrive in the city?

This morning.

- Let it be you.

- No, you first.

What I want to say to Jody.

will take a long time.

You begin. I'm in no hurry.

As I.

Walk faster, Virgie! Boys, stop, stop.

Okay, so far you decide...

Hey, Miss Jody. Children want sweets.

I'm terribly embarrassed that I

can not help you in the hospital.

I have such small children

and I'm in a position...

I think that for your country you

are doing more than anyone else.

Children, without me do

not cross the street!

Virgie, wait. Virgi, Virgi, come here!

Where's Mack?

He went in to your father. And who is he?

He sells various groceries.

Jodi, I want to tell you something,

but it can embarrass you.

Yes.

I plan to transfer to the Air Force.

Yes, Alec.

Is that all you can say?

There will be better than in the

barracks. "But it's not funny, Jodi."

- I might be the last Pearson in Pearson Falls.

- Yes, Alec.

It seems that you do not understand that

this is not all funny, but very serious.

May be...

maybe there will not be another

Pearson in Pearson Falls.

And my child will not be

destined to grow here...

- Do not try to pity me.

- And Karin Sturges was pissed.

We have discussed this in detail.

What do you say if I marry Karin?

Oh, Alec, that would be great!

And, as far as I know, her

father needs new ideas...

for his music factory.

In this case, I really...

Oh, Jodi, let's finish with these

subterfuges and say it all right.

Will you marry me? Will you leave?

You are welcome.

I already said "no," Alec.

Why are you so sure that

you do not love me?

Because I wanted this, and tried.

But I just can not...

It's just great. And if

you just remember...

- Following!

- Come on, Mac.

Well, the clothes!

Military uniform looks very good.

"What are you selling today, Mac?"

Excellent product.

- And what?

- Yourself.

Today's dinner at Lake House.

And after - dancing.

- What do you say?

- Sorry, Mack. Today we are conducting an inventory.

Why is it all necessary?

Your goods are too good for me, Mac.

I do not need to store

this product for myself.

Soft, like a five-year-old

brandy, and gentle as a sherry.

And still very modest.

Is it possible to be humble when all

the girls consider you handsome.

What's wrong with you, Jodi?

I don't know.

- You're not in love with that guy, are you?

- No.

And who are you in love with?

Not at anyone. And it scares me, Mac.

All the rest are already

in love with someone.

And, it seems, we will not be one of them.

You have some childhood ideas about love.

You expect too much.

In your opinion, everything should

be romantic:
The blue sky and stuff?

That's right, and nothing else.

- What could it be...

- It's really an airplane.

- What it is?

- It seems like it's there, behind the houses.

Here he is! Here he is!

What a beauty!

Man and the truth can fly. What

a wonderful feeling it must be.

Look how it flies. This is

one of Liberty's planes.

No, it's Dee.Eych.

He can develop a speed

of 90 miles per hour.

No, about a hundred.

Look, it looks like he has problems.

Exactly.

He flew in the sky of France,

ladies and gentlemen.

Today a meeting with the pilot of this aircraft

will take place. He will sell military stock.

And I appeal to all of you...

remember that he flew over France...

face to face with death.

Take care of your throat, Bernard.

This concerns the interests of my country.

Tonight. At 20:
30. Do not forget.

- And where will it land?

- He will land...

He will land on the golf

course, ladies and gentlemen!

Here is another day...

For you, maybe.

And for me, it's just beginning.

Stop complaining.

I slept two hours yesterday, too.

Get ready, now they will

tear you to pieces.

Women believe in me and will pray for me.

These guys will not do anything to me.

Captain Kasgrov? I'm Bernard Clinton.

- You gave us a great show.

- Thank you.

The townspeople want to meet with you.

- The reception will be held at the City Hall.

- Good.

There will be representatives

of the women's club.

These ladies will give you a couple of

tips on how to deal with the Germans.

And representatives of the city bank.

They want to talk to you, maybe...

Boy, take it away, please.

But it is better to save your vocal

chords for the sale of shares.

Six of our speakers have already

torn their voices here.

- Kora, this is Captain Kasgrov.

- Very nice.

Captain, sit on the back of the seat.

Like this.

- No no. On the back of the seat.

- It's too much.

But people want to see you.

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Charles Brackett

Charles William Brackett (November 26, 1892 – March 9, 1969) was an American novelist, screenwriter, and film producer, best known for his long collaboration with Billy Wilder. more…

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