Bank Holiday Page #4

Synopsis: A 1930s British summer Bank Holiday starts at midday on Saturday with a rush for the trains to the sea-side. Doreen Richards under the name Miss Fulham is off with friend Milly to a beauty contest. Geoffrey and nurse Catherine Lawrence have decided to spend an illicit week-end in the Grand Hotel, although Catherine's mind keeps turning back to the hospital case she was working on. Arthur, May and the children are set on a more straight-forward excursion of sea, sand, and pub. Meanwhile, the manager and performers of the "Follies" on the pier pray for rain.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Carol Reed
Production: General Film Corporation
 
IMDB:
6.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
83%
Year:
1938
86 min
49 Views


Some people seem to think

they bought the train!

- Geoff, didn't you notice this was a first?

- They stay where they are.

- You'll be caught by the inspector.

- Listen...

do you think l'd take you third

on an occasion like this?

Darling, l wish you wouldn't

pull me and push me about.

Sorry.

- Did you actually get first-class tickets?

- l thought it would please you.

- Whatever l did would be wrong.

- No, Geoff, it was sweet of you.

- Don't be bad-tempered. What's the matter?

- lt's not me, it's you.

You haven't been yourself

since we met.

And after hanging about

all that time for you...

- You wouldn't even kiss me properly.

- Oh, Geoff, l did.

lt's all turning out

so different to what l expected.

You don't seem a bit thrilled

about going away together at last.

l know, Geoff, but the case upset me.

- The girl died.

- Oh. Oh, l am sorry.

l ought to have cottoned on

it was something like that.

l suppose l'm selfish,

but you know how it is, Cath.

l've been looking forward

to this for months now.

l've thought of nothing else for weeks past.

l've saved up every penny so that

we could stay somewhere decent

because l want to give you

a really grand time, Cath.

Oh, gosh, l am happy to be alone with you.

Just think of it, the whole weekend

to forget the hospital, the office and...

just think about our two selves.

You know, it worries me that the work

at the hospital is so hard for you.

lt's marvellous the way you stick it.

But l promise that...

Cath, you're not listening.

Yes, l am. l heard every word you said.

No, you were thinking

about something else.

No, l wasn't.

(Letterbox clatters)

l didn't half have a business

with Mother and Dad!

Said l was going camping

with a chap from the office.

- Did they believe you?

- l think so. Then Dad said

it was funny to go camping

in these clothes.

- Do you think they suspected?

- Who cares anyway?

Would they get a shock

if they could see me in that big hotel?

Geoff, you haven't told me

when you stayed in a big hotel before.

- Are you sure it wasn't with some girl?

- My word of honour.

l'm about the only chap

at the office who hasn't, l can tell you that.

- Really?

- Cath, l didn't mean it like that.

lt's just that

l'm so worked up about everything.

- That you're doing this for me.

- What are you talking about?

- l wouldn't come if l didn't want to.

- l know.

But what people would say about you...

- Do you mind what they say?

- l don't mind if you don't.

Geoff, we've been over this scores of times.

You know l think we're justified.

Of course, when...when two people

love each other... Cath, you do love me?

What's that?

ls Nurse Catharine there?

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Hans Wilhelm

Hans Wilhelm (born September 21, 1945) is a German-American writer, children's book author and illustrator, and artist. Hans Wilhelm has written and/or illustrated over 200 books – mostly for children. They have been translated in more than thirty languages and have won numerous international awards and prizes. Many of them have been made into animated television series. Presently there are over forty two million books by Hans Wilhelm in print. Some of his best-known books include "I'll Always Love You", "Bunny Trouble" series, "Tyrone The Horrible" series, "Waldo" series, and the "Noodles" books. Wilhelm was born in Bremen, Germany where he grew up. Following his studies of art and business, he moved for 12 years to South Africa where he worked, painted, and was an acting member of a satirical theater group. His writing career began when he embarked on a two-year trip around the world where he lived in Bali, Spain, England and many other places. He's also host to the "Life Explained" video series, which aims to visually explain a number of spiritual phenomena from his personal point of view. more…

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