The Love Letter Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 88 min
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without taking a step.
You're all wrong for me,
and I know it.
But I no longer care for my thoughts
unless they're thoughts of you."
Oh, Helen,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna knock off
early 'cause I got a date
with Dan's sister's neighbor.
And... Okay.
When I peel an orange,
when I drive my car,
when I lie down each night
without you,
I remain... yours."
Who the hell is... yours"?
- [Door Opens]
- [Bell Jingles]
- What are you doin'?
- What?
You're all wrong for me,
and I know it.
But I no longer care for my thoughts
unless they're thoughts of you.
[Sighs]
- Oh! Ow! Damn it!
- Sorry I'm late.
Woke up this morning and couldn't
find my bra. Oh, that's gotta hurt.
- Yeah. How was your date last night?
- Oh.
We had great sex.
Great sex. I don't even remember
when I had great sex.
I don't remember
the last time you had sex.
Listen, you threw out a postcard
from your mom.
She says that Florence reminds
her of Loblolly-By-The-Sea.
Yeah, Charming,
but provincial. Lillian."
When did she
leave town again?
Tuesday, August 1,
a year ago.
August 1 a year ago
was a Tuesday?
- Yep.
- Well...
- So, so, she left town
just, just about the...
- I came back.
Oh, you came back.
I wish my mom would do that.
[Frenchman's Voice]
Did I trip? Did I stumble?
Lose my balance?
Graze my knee? Graze my heart?
I prefer it in hardback,
if you still have it available.
I know how it is
with some of these top sellers.
They come out in paperback,
and then they fall apart.
- Do you work here?
- [Men's Voices Together]
When I'm close to you,
I feel your hair brush my cheek
when it does not.
I look away from you sometimes,
then I look back.
When I tie my shoes, when I
peel an orange, when I drive my car...
[Old Women Together]
When I lie down each night without you,
I remain yours.
What about Simone de Beauvoir's
Letters to Sartre?
- That's good.
- Letters to a Young Poet, Rilke.
Oh, I love this book.
Listen to this:
[Reads Aloud In German]
- [German Continues]
- Listen to this one.
- This is from a soldier
in the Civil War.
- Hey, hey.
If I do not return, dear Sarah,
do not mourn me dead.
When my last breath escapes me on the
battlefield, it will whisper your name."
[Johnny's Voice] Dearest, do you know
how much in love with you I am?
I know I'm in love when I see you.
I know when I long to see you.
When I lie in bed each night
without you.
[George's Voice] I've fallen in love
without taking a step.
You're all wrong for me,
and I know it.
I'm on fire.
Not a muscle has moved.
The leaves hang unruffled
by any breeze.
- Janet called.
Told me you had a bee problem.
- What?
- I got all the right gear
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