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One Shocking Moment is a 1965 American film directed by Ted V. Mikels. It was his third feature as director and was a sexploitation film.
Plot
A young newlywed couple move to the city and get involved in the fast life.
Cast
Gary Kent (as Phillip Brady) as Cliff
Lee Anna as Mindy
Verné Martine as Tanya
Maureen Gaffney as Joanie
Jerry Fitzpatrick as Rick
Victor Izay (as Victor Sandor) as D.G. Brenner
Production
The film was made under the title A Suburban Affair. Mikels made it for a theatre in Phoenix and says the film "set some records where it played". The movie is one of the few in Mikels career to feature nudity and sex scenes. “I grew up with a sense of morality," he later said. "I grew up a Catholic. I didn’t want to put sex in my films Verné Martine
Plot
A young newlywed couple move to the city and get involved in the fast life.
Cast
Gary Kent (as Phillip Brady) as Cliff
Lee Anna as Mindy
Verné Martine as Tanya
Maureen Gaffney as Joanie
Jerry Fitzpatrick as Rick
Victor Izay (as Victor Sandor) as D.G. Brenner
Production
The film was made under the title A Suburban Affair. Mikels made it for a theatre in Phoenix and says the film "set some records where it played". The movie is one of the few in Mikels career to feature nudity and sex scenes. “I grew up with a sense of morality," he later said. "I grew up a Catholic. I didn’t want to put sex in my films Verné Martine
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00:01:06Oh, you work real hard now and show them they picked the right mag for the job.
00:01:13Oh, see that Mindy writes often and calls us once in a while, will you?
00:01:17I will, Ma.
00:01:18You know, if this transfer doesn't affect my vacation, we'll be back in a couple of months anyway.
00:01:23Maybe sooner if I goof up.
00:01:25You won't goof up.
00:01:27That must be the taxi.
00:01:29It's here, Cliff.
00:01:33I'll get those.
00:01:34If you don't watch it, you're going to be flat down on your back again.
00:01:39Bye, Mama.
00:01:40Bye, Daddy.
00:01:41Bye, Daddy.
00:01:42Bye.
00:01:43Well, you'll hear from us soon.
00:01:45Goodbye, folks.
00:01:46Goodbye.
00:01:47Goodbye.
00:01:48Bye.
00:01:49Bye.
00:01:50Bye.
00:01:51Bye, Daddy.
00:01:52Bye.
00:01:53Bye.
00:01:54Bye, Mama.
00:01:55Goodbye.
00:01:56Bye.
00:01:58Bye, Mama.
00:01:59Give me a hat.
00:02:00Give me a hat, honey.
00:02:01Goodbye.
00:02:03Bye, Mama.
00:02:05Take care.
00:02:22Come on, Mom.
00:02:23She's been with us a long time.
00:02:25We've been lucky.
00:02:27She's got to spread her own wings.
00:02:55I've been lucky.
00:02:56I've been lucky.
00:02:57I've been lucky.
00:02:58I've been lucky.
00:02:59I've been lucky.
00:03:00I've been lucky.
00:03:01Rick, damn it.
00:03:02It's good to see you.
00:03:03You're looking good.
00:03:05Hey, Rick, I want you to meet my wife, Mindy.
00:03:07Mindy or Rick Walker.
00:03:08Mindy.
00:03:09How are you, Mindy?
00:03:10Rick's chief engineer at the L.A. planet.
00:03:12He's the one that's going to educate me for a while.
00:03:14I'm your boy.
00:03:15Say, I hope you like our little city here.
00:03:18I knew we'd get this guy sooner later.
00:03:20It's just a matter of time.
00:03:22Would you two care for a drink before we head out?
00:03:24Thanks, Rick.
00:03:25But I'd like to see the apartment.
00:03:27I'm awfully anxious to get home.
00:03:29Fine.
00:03:30Fine.
00:03:31I have a car parked right outside here.
00:03:32Let me give you a hand.
00:03:33We got some water.
00:03:34I can't wait for you.
00:03:35Damn it.
00:03:36Damn it.
00:03:37Good to see you.
00:04:36Well, I'm not much on hunting apartments, so I hope your kids like it.
00:05:04Everything's furnished but the food.
00:05:06Well, if Mindy likes it, I guess I can take anything.
00:05:09It looks great to me.
00:05:10Can we go see first and then get our thing?
00:05:12Sure can.
00:05:13Cliff, before I forget, let me give you something here.
00:05:16There's a key to the apartment, and this one's for your wheels over here.
00:05:20Yeah?
00:05:20Looks brand new, isn't it, Rick?
00:05:32It sure is.
00:05:33Nothing but the best for the top man out of Grand Rapids.
00:05:36And the model gets longer, the better you do.
00:05:38Oh, hon, I can't wait to see the apartment.
00:05:41Let's go.
00:05:41Hey, it's my bath.
00:06:03Oh, I like it.
00:06:05It's real nice, Rick.
00:06:06Well, for the price, you've got everything you need.
00:06:08Hey, I do like it here already.
00:06:32Maybe I should have taken this place myself just to get next to that.
00:06:35It's all right, Rick.
00:06:36I don't think I can handle that.
00:06:49Oh, baby, baby.
00:06:52You ought to see the doll we saw walking into the apartment across the hall.
00:06:58Leave it to you two not to miss a thing.
00:07:01Oh, but this was something.
00:07:02Sure wish I could make some coffee or something.
00:07:06We'll have to get to a store right away so we can get groceries.
00:07:10Coffee, shpoffy.
00:07:11I think we ought to have that drink now.
00:07:12I agree.
00:07:14They don't expect you in the office until tomorrow morning anyway, so why not?
00:07:17Why not?
00:07:19Hey, I saw a liquor deli on the way up here.
00:07:21Why don't we go out and bring something back?
00:07:23Wouldn't you rather go to a bar or a club?
00:07:25I'd just soon hear if you don't mind.
00:07:27That way I can start putting things away and keeping house.
00:07:31Would you like something else?
00:07:32A sandwich or something?
00:07:33Oh, no.
00:07:33They fed us pretty well on a plane.
00:07:36Do you need any money, hon?
00:07:38No, I got enough.
00:07:39Hi, can I give you a hand?
00:07:55You sure could.
00:07:57Boy, I can remember the day when this happened to me.
00:08:00I'm only glad it didn't happen out in the street.
00:08:03I'm Joanie Wellers.
00:08:09I just live across the hall from you.
00:08:10Looks like we'll be neighbors.
00:08:11Oh, I think so.
00:08:12Well, it might be nice to have friendly neighbors for a change.
00:08:16I'm Mindy Newhall.
00:08:17Nice to know you, Joanie.
00:08:19Tell me, Mindy, are you new in Los Angeles or are you just changing apartments?
00:08:22Oh, no, we're new here.
00:08:24My husband got promoted.
00:08:26Oh, really?
00:08:26What does he do?
00:08:27He's with metal crafters.
00:08:28They make airplane parts and aircrafts and, oh, I don't know.
00:08:32You'll have to drop down sometime for a drink when you get settled.
00:08:35We will real soon.
00:08:37It's a friendly little club.
00:08:38I'm sure you'll love it.
00:08:39Oh, do you have to go?
00:08:40I should, really.
00:08:41I've got a few things I've got to wash out before I go to work.
00:08:44Thanks again for the hand.
00:08:46Sure.
00:08:46Drop over any time now, Mindy.
00:08:49Bye-bye now.
00:08:52Hey, have we got the right apartment?
00:08:54Lock the door, Rick.
00:08:55Don't let this one get away.
00:08:56Oh, uh, Joanie, meet my husband, Claire.
00:08:59Hello, Joanie.
00:09:00You're just in time to have a drink with us.
00:09:02Meet Rick.
00:09:04Hello, Joanie.
00:09:05By the way, are you married?
00:09:09Married?
00:09:10Fellas, it's been nice meeting you.
00:09:12Really, I do have to run.
00:09:13I should go home and wash out some things.
00:09:15Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:09:16You've got to have one little drink with us.
00:09:18Oh, but really, I can't really.
00:09:21No excuses.
00:09:23Sit.
00:09:24You're just in time to help us celebrate our first day in L.A.
00:09:27Get some glasses, will you?
00:09:29Boy, that's great.
00:09:30Come back.
00:09:33Come on, honey.
00:09:34Sit that down and relax for a while.
00:09:38I'd rather have it dripping in the box than on the coffee table.
00:09:42Well, you little darling, I'm kind of glad I brought you along.
00:09:47You're going to turn out to be handy after all.
00:09:50For what?
00:09:50Hey, cool it, you two.
00:09:55You're giving me a lot of ideas.
00:09:57I guess in Joanie here are a lot of personal questions.
00:10:00Like, you want to get married, baby?
00:10:02Thanks, but no thanks.
00:10:04This kid's got some kicks coming before the big hitch.
00:10:08Sounds interesting.
00:10:09Tell me about it.
00:10:10Really, I must leave.
00:10:12As much as I enjoy your company.
00:10:14Tanya, it just doesn't take to us girls being late.
00:10:16And I don't want to disappoint her.
00:10:19Well, you never can tell, Joanie.
00:10:21We might drop in before the night's out.
00:10:24Where'd you say that place was again?
00:10:26You go three blocks down to Kesta Street,
00:10:28make a ride, a couple of doors, and there you are.
00:10:31You can't miss it.
00:10:32Real nice meeting you, Joanie.
00:10:33And thanks again.
00:10:35Oh, thanks for nothing.
00:10:36Thank you for the drink.
00:10:38Maybe we'll see you all later.
00:10:39You make it sound so inviting, who knows?
00:10:41We may beat you there.
00:10:43Drop over again anytime.
00:10:44You're welcome.
00:10:45Sure, Joanie.
00:10:46You don't need a special invite.
00:10:48Come by any time.
00:10:50I hope you let me return with hospitality.
00:10:52Bye-bye now.
00:11:05That's my dear girl.
00:11:07We'll spin any man's gears.
00:11:08So don't blame him.
00:11:10Oh, don't go.
00:11:12Sue's probably burning by now.
00:11:13Well, many thanks, and I'll see you in the office in the morning.
00:11:16Okay, Cliff?
00:11:17Hey, you've been holding out on us.
00:11:18Now, who's Sue?
00:11:20Get old Stud here.
00:11:21He's kind of know about them all.
00:11:23She's the greatest little office help we've had in years.
00:11:26Not only can she run an office, but she's kind of nice to have around.
00:11:29You'll meet her in the morning.
00:11:30Thanks again, Mindy.
00:11:32See you again real soon, I hope.
00:11:33Thanks for the help on the apartment.
00:11:35Come back again.
00:11:36Okay.
00:11:37Uh, listen, if you and your, uh, Sue are out running around later on, why don't you stop by that place where Joni works?
00:11:42We'll probably go down later and see what it looks like.
00:11:45You mean Tanya's place?
00:11:46Well, don't count on it, but, uh, we'll see how the evening goes.
00:11:49Bye now.
00:11:49Bye now.
00:12:19Cliff, what are you looking at?
00:12:30Keep the door shut while I'm changing.
00:12:36Boy, am I gonna like living here.
00:12:40I want to get into something more relaxing.
00:12:54I didn't hear you knock.
00:13:15I didn't knock.
00:13:17Baby, do you make it a habit of walking into every girl's apartment without an invitation?
00:13:22Baby, the way you tossed around that equipment of yours was invitation enough.
00:13:26Pretty fresh.
00:13:27I should ask you to leave.
00:13:29You're right.
00:13:30I am fresh.
00:13:31But you won't ask me to leave.
00:13:32I'll see you.
00:13:54Bye.
00:13:55I'mals.
00:13:56Oh, my God.
00:14:26Oh, my God.
00:14:56Oh, my God.
00:15:26Oh, my God.
00:15:56Oh, my God.
00:16:26Oh, my God.
00:16:56Oh, my God.
00:17:26If Tanya's free, I'll bring her right over to meet you.
00:17:29You've got rocks on your brain.
00:17:31Who's that?
00:17:31You make me feel incompetent sometimes.
00:17:34Oh, baby.
00:17:35You know, you know better than that.
00:17:36You know, you know better than that.
00:17:37You know, what?
00:17:38Well, it's all.
00:17:38So, let's go to the floor.
00:17:43I know.
00:17:44Well, let's go, let's go.
00:17:46I like that.
00:18:16Why don't you learn to do that, honey?
00:18:18I might make it worth my while.
00:18:46Why don't you come with me?
00:19:14Can you come with me for a minute?
00:19:16There's someone I'd like to meet.
00:19:24Hello.
00:19:26Cliff and Mindy, I want to meet Tanya.
00:19:28Tanya, Cliff and Mindy Newhall.
00:19:30There are friends across the hall.
00:19:32You know, the ones I was telling you about.
00:19:34Mindy, how nice to have you for a neighbor as well as a customer.
00:19:37I hope we can also be good friends.
00:19:39And you too, Cliff.
00:19:40Oh, thank you.
00:19:41Only you're liable to see more of us around here than at the apartment.
00:19:45This is just my kind of a joint.
00:19:47A real health place.
00:19:49Enjoy yourselves.
00:19:51Would you join us for a drink?
00:19:52Oh, please do.
00:19:53I'd love to.
00:19:54It isn't every day that you can have a drink with charming friends.
00:19:58Johnny, why don't you bring Cliff and Mindy to Tanya's grog's?
00:20:01Hmm.
00:20:02I'm a Scotch man myself.
00:20:03Try this, Cliff.
00:20:04I think you'll like it.
00:20:05What is that?
00:20:06Two grog's in my usual.
00:20:08Okey-doke.
00:20:09Be right back.
00:20:10I guess I'm game for anything.
00:20:12You both look rather gamesy to me.
00:20:15Well, we like our fun.
00:20:19I'm sure you do.
00:20:21Mindy, how do you like the new apartment?
00:20:23Oh, I love it.
00:20:24It'll sort of be like camping until we get all our things in.
00:20:28If you need any help, please feel free to call.
00:20:31Johnny tells me that you're with a metal company.
00:20:35What do you do, Cliff?
00:20:37Well, I won't know until I check in in the morning.
00:20:40Okay, everybody.
00:20:41Fasten your seatbelt.
00:20:42Here it goes.
00:20:43Oh, pretty.
00:20:44One for you.
00:20:46Here's yours, Johnny.
00:20:48Yours is empty, isn't it?
00:20:51Have fun.
00:20:54Just a friendship.
00:20:55May it be long and lasting.
00:20:57Cheers.
00:20:58Fallu.
00:21:04What is that?
00:21:05God.
00:21:07I don't know what's in it, but it sure tastes good going down.
00:21:10It's good.
00:21:11What is in it, Tonya?
00:21:13I never tell.
00:21:14But I will tell you that after two, it doesn't seem to make much difference.
00:21:27This is a great place you got here.
00:21:29Are you running it for someone?
00:21:31No, Cliff.
00:21:32No, Cliff.
00:21:33It's my place.
00:21:34Well, it's good that you found a way to do it.
00:21:37How long have you been here?
00:21:38Oh, honey, you ask too many questions.
00:21:40Oh!
00:21:41My tongue is getting sick.
00:21:44I mean questions.
00:21:45Oh, come on, sweetheart.
00:21:46I'm a friendly guy.
00:21:47You don't make such a big deal out of it.
00:21:48You're a friendly girl.
00:21:49So, I'll tell you what.
00:21:50I'll be friendly to you, and you can be friendly.
00:21:51Boy, they are.
00:21:52You both will excuse me.
00:21:53I will be back in a few minutes.
00:21:54Come on, sweetheart.
00:21:55That's no way to act.
00:21:56You're a little cooperation.
00:21:57I mean, after all, I want...
00:21:58Ah!
00:21:59What is enough for that, mister?
00:22:01Oh...
00:22:10Ah!
00:22:11What?
00:22:12That's enough for that, mister?
00:22:13Oh!
00:22:15Ah!
00:22:16Who's that, mister?
00:22:17Oh.
00:22:18Uh.
00:22:19Now, just a damn minute, lady, I ain't got...
00:22:23Can I be of any help?
00:22:41Looks like you helped yourself already.
00:22:49That's $20.
00:22:54I think I'm worth it.
00:22:57Yeah?
00:22:58How can I find out?
00:23:02Let's go to my place.
00:23:05I'll show you.
00:23:08Follow?
00:23:11I'll go get you some.
00:23:16One of those grongs does that.
00:23:18What does three or four do?
00:23:20You better not find out.
00:23:23How long have you been married, Indy?
00:23:35Oh, almost a year.
00:23:37Will be the 20th of next month.
00:23:40Do you like being married?
00:23:43Very much.
00:23:44Oh, we have our problems, but then what husband and wife doesn't?
00:23:50I didn't like being married.
00:23:53I found it rather boring.
00:23:55No variation.
00:23:57How long were you married?
00:23:59Long enough to know I didn't want a husband.
00:24:02I find I don't always need a man to give me what I want.
00:24:11As long as we're neighbors, we should become very close and pure friends.
00:24:20There you go, huh?
00:24:22Here you go, Mindy.
00:24:23Another drink from your gentleman friend here.
00:24:27Oh, honey.
00:24:28You're not gonna...
00:24:29You're not gonna have a hangover your first day on the job.
00:24:33One more of these is just enough to make you go betty-bye.
00:24:37I'll be ready for betty-bye, all right.
00:24:39The sleeping cunt.
00:24:41Mindy, I think you better take this boy home and feed him.
00:24:44He looks hungry to me.
00:24:46And if you both will excuse me, I have a call to make.
00:24:50Stop in in the morning for coffee, Mindy.
00:24:53And much good luck on your job, Cliff.
00:24:55Thanks.
00:24:56You make a hell of a drink here.
00:24:57We'll be back.
00:24:58Good night.
00:24:59Good night.
00:25:00You're hungry, all right.
00:25:04I don't think you'll ever get enough of what you're hungry for.
00:25:07Who, me?
00:25:08Yeah.
00:25:15Ouch!
00:25:16Down, boy.
00:25:17Drink up and let's go home.
00:25:19I'm ready for that nice and soft bend.
00:25:22Outta girl.
00:25:23I'm with you.
00:25:24I'm ready for that nice.
00:25:25I'm ready for that nice and soft bend, you.
00:25:26I'm ready for that.
00:25:59Did you want to see me?
00:26:08Yes, Johnny. I want you to close for me.
00:26:10Oh, but, Tonya, I was supposed to get off at 12 tonight and...
00:26:13Sorry, Tonya.
00:26:17I didn't mean to upset you.
00:26:20It's pretty good.
00:26:29I didn't mean to upset you.
00:26:59I didn't mean to upset you.
00:27:14Cliff?
00:27:17Mm-hmm?
00:27:18what do you think of tanya i don't know what does that mean i don't know
00:27:27i mean how does she affect you
00:27:31you mean would i like to make her well would you
00:27:37i don't know from her i don't know whether i'd be getting a kiss or a kick in the face
00:27:44she certainly is different all right
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00:37:08Yes?
00:37:11Mr. Brenner?
00:37:14Well, come in, Newhall.
00:37:16Welcome to Mellow Crafters L.A.
00:37:18How do you like our city?
00:37:19Oh, I like what I've seen of it, Mr. Brenner.
00:37:21Uh, I've sort of acquired the name of D.G. around here.
00:37:25I've kind of gotten used to it.
00:37:26You may as well use it.
00:37:28Yeah, let's sit down.
00:37:29Now, we, uh, work too close together here for formalities.
00:37:33You, uh, all settled and ready for business?
00:37:35Uh, yes, sir.
00:37:36Rick got us a nice apartment and delivered the car.
00:37:38Good.
00:37:39My wife's playing house and I'm ready to do my best for Mellow Crafters.
00:37:43Well, good, good.
00:37:44That's what I like to hear.
00:37:45You know, uh, you've got a hell of a chore cut out for you.
00:37:50Walton was our best man.
00:37:52And when his heart dropped in the hospital,
00:37:55he not only carved out our company's biggest year,
00:37:58but he also had negotiations well underway with enough manufacturers
00:38:02to establish our company, uh, second to none in the business.
00:38:06You'll be a hard man to follow.
00:38:07Well, it's a damn shame to lose a man like that.
00:38:10The doctors feel pretty sure that he won't be any use to anyone from here on out.
00:38:14I'm sorry to hear it.
00:38:15Well, it's a 20th century hazard.
00:38:18A man busts his guts to make it.
00:38:20The gears of progress grind them to pulp in the process.
00:38:24Well, it's our way of life.
00:38:27You have to, uh, you have to walk over the fall and move on.
00:38:31So let's get to work, huh?
00:38:33Sue!
00:38:35Bring, uh, Walton's content file in here, will you, please?
00:38:38Yes, sir. One moment, please.
00:38:40Well, uh, we may as well bring up to date on everything that we've been doing.
00:38:44Uh, has Rick, uh, brought you up to date on the newest lightweight alloy that we've developed?
00:38:49Uh, not yet, sir. I know of it, but not about it.
00:38:55Here's the Walton file, Mr. Brenner.
00:38:57I believe it's complete.
00:39:03Uh, Miss Brice, meet Mr. Newhall.
00:39:05This is Sue Brice, best girl Friday I ever had.
00:39:08Well, thank you, Mr. Brenner.
00:39:10Very nice to meet you, Mr. Newhall, and welcome to Los Angeles.
00:39:13It's my pleasure.
00:39:15You know, I feel as though I've known you for a very long time
00:39:18because I've had to type your name on memos and office reports, Mr. Newhall.
00:39:22Yes, Cliff.
00:39:24Well, thanks. Just Sue here, too.
00:39:26Cliff will be working out of this office until we can set him up in his own.
00:39:29Walton's secretary wants a few days to wrap up his paperwork, compile his notes, and so forth.
00:39:34Then you'll be taking over in there.
00:39:36Well, I won't distract you two any longer.
00:39:39I've Xeroxed the reports and Toto.
00:39:41If you want to do some homework, you can take them and check them over.
00:39:45I may just do that.
00:39:47And as long as you're going to be right here in this office,
00:39:49if there's anything I can help you with, just ask.
00:39:55And good luck.
00:39:58Distraction's hardly the word for that girl.
00:40:00When you find a stimulus like her with brains thrown in as well,
00:40:04then, brother, you've got your money's worth.
00:40:06Well, let's knuckle down, shall we?
00:40:08First of all, let's get Walton in here.
00:40:10Sue?
00:40:11Get Rick Walton in here, will you, please?
00:40:13I believe he's with Conrad's engineer until 11.
00:40:16Fine.
00:40:17We'll get him over here as soon as they're finished.
00:40:19Yes, sir.
00:40:20Well, Rick will bring up to date and everything.
00:40:22He's a good man.
00:40:25Whatever Tanya puts in that grog of hers sure has knockout punch.
00:40:29Party booster it is.
00:40:31Speaking of parties, I think that's a good excuse.
00:40:34I think I'll have Tanya brew us up a bucket full.
00:40:37Oh, no.
00:40:38Not after last night.
00:40:40We sure enjoyed ourselves, though.
00:40:42We don't get out too often.
00:40:44Mostly because of the money.
00:40:46Cliff just flipped over your costume.
00:40:49I probably won't be able to keep him away.
00:40:53Look, Bendy, Tanya says not to worry about a thing.
00:40:56Come down with the club any time you feel like it.
00:40:59And don't worry about the money.
00:41:01After all, what a friend's floor.
00:41:03Thanks, Johnny.
00:41:04Speaking of Tanya, I have to meet Tanya at the boulevard at Petro's.
00:41:08And what wild clothes they've got there.
00:41:10Why don't you come along with us?
00:41:12I think she has a surprise for you.
00:41:14Well, I'll probably just window shop, but I'd like to come along.
00:41:18Okay.
00:41:19Why don't you hurry up and get dressed as soon as you're ready?
00:41:21Well, hit it.
00:41:22Oh, don't forget your coffee pot.
00:41:26All right now.
00:41:27Okay.
00:41:36Tell me, Cliff.
00:41:37What do you think about Sue?
00:41:39Sue?
00:41:40I would like to get her at the end of a blind alley.
00:41:45Hey, you and every other guy in the head office.
00:41:47Oh, if she'd give me half a chance...
00:41:49Yeah, you would.
00:41:50You would.
00:41:51Lots of luck.
00:42:13Tanya.
00:42:14Tommy, what do you think of those topless bikinis?
00:42:16It is wild.
00:42:17Try it on.
00:42:18I don't know.
00:42:19You think I should, really?
00:42:20Try it on, Johnny.
00:42:21I'm gonna breathe.
00:42:22It's great.
00:42:23All right.
00:42:24You're good.
00:42:28Did you mean something like this, Tanya?
00:42:30It's more like it.
00:42:31It's stunning.
00:42:32Wonderful fabric.
00:42:33Try this.
00:42:34You know, I feel guilty about the things you've bought me already.
00:42:47Well, don't.
00:42:48I'm not exactly the poorest girl on the block.
00:42:51And you can make it up to me someday.
00:42:53Listen, Mindy.
00:42:54If it wasn't for Tanya, I hardly would have any wardrobe at all.
00:42:57Don't fight it, girls.
00:42:58If it pleases me, let it please you.
00:42:59Oh!
00:43:00You're stuck.
00:43:01You're in.
00:43:02Get me fast in here.
00:43:04Mindy, did anybody ever tell you you're too seductive for your own good?
00:43:06I don't think so.
00:43:07Are you coming, Johnny?
00:43:08Well, it's a little tight, as much as there is to it.
00:43:11Get your seat crooked.
00:43:30Get your seat crooked.
00:43:32Get your seat crooked.
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00:43:55Give me a sip.
00:44:12Why don't we stop and have a cocktail before we go to the club?
00:44:15Oh, yeah, come on.
00:44:16I don't think I should.
00:44:17Why?
00:44:18Well, I have to cook dinner and everything.
00:44:20Well, forget about dinner.
00:44:21Be a sport.
00:44:22My God.
00:44:23Anyway, don't we just relax?
00:44:24Oh, honey, I'm sorry.
00:44:33I've overslept.
00:44:34It's okay, honey.
00:44:35You know, you go back to sleep.
00:44:37I'll get some breakfast at the coffee shop.
00:44:40Boy, you must have really worked around here yesterday.
00:44:44When you hit that bed, you went out like somebody hit you over the head with an axe.
00:44:50Now, you get lots of sleep today because I am not going to have you
00:44:54falling asleep every time we go to bed.
00:44:57Bye-bye.
00:45:03Honey, I got to go.
00:45:05I'm late.
00:45:05Bye.
00:45:06You sure rolling coffee is all you want?
00:45:14My weight.
00:45:16I got to watch my figure.
00:45:18I'd like to watch it myself.
00:45:21Very closely.
00:45:23Oh?
00:45:25When did you say D.G. was leaving for Cleveland?
00:45:28He's leaving tomorrow.
00:45:30But that doesn't give you any special privileges, Mr. Married Man.
00:45:33Come on, come on, now.
00:45:37You mean to say D.G.'s never giving you a bad time around the office?
00:45:41Nobody gives me a bad time.
00:45:44Hey, you two.
00:45:45Let's head for the office.
00:45:47You know, Cliff, a guy can forget what time it is in company like this.
00:45:50Yeah, he can forget the time and a lot of other things, too.
00:45:53Oh, men.
00:45:54Men.
00:45:54Love them, love them.
00:45:56Let's go.
00:45:56Let's go.
00:45:56Let's go.
00:45:57Hello.
00:46:06Mindy?
00:46:08Oh, hello, Cliff.
00:46:10Well, listen, I'm calling to say I won't be home for dinner tonight.
00:46:13Oh, no, not again.
00:46:16I had dinner all prepared.
00:46:17Well, D.G.'s due in in the morning, and we're going to have to work extra hours
00:46:21and get that presentation for Condon down pat.
00:46:24I'm sorry, hon.
00:46:25I understand.
00:46:27Your work comes first.
00:46:29Well, we're going to meet with their board of engineers in just a few days,
00:46:34and we've got to have the answers for them.
00:46:36Try to hurry, will you?
00:46:37Now, I'm not going to be too late, but if it gets to be bedtime and I'm not back,
00:46:41don't wait up for me.
00:46:42You know I can't sleep until you're home.
00:46:45Okay, hon.
00:46:45Bye now.
00:46:47Bye.
00:46:47Not only is amalgamite structurally superior to other lightweight synthetics,
00:46:58but its inert ability to disseminate both heat and cold to all the general masses of the molded form.
00:47:07Make it a strong contender to replace all composite metals presently done.
00:47:14Bravo.
00:47:14Excellent.
00:47:15With a pitch like that, you can wrap them up.
00:47:18You can't miss.
00:47:19You think so?
00:47:20You bet.
00:47:22You know, you could sell me almost anything.
00:47:26Hello.
00:47:37Mindy, honey.
00:47:38How are you?
00:47:40Dad.
00:47:41Oh, it's nice to hear from you.
00:47:42I'm just fine.
00:47:44How are you?
00:47:44Well, I'm fine, honey.
00:47:46Tell me, why haven't you written?
00:47:48We sure do miss you.
00:47:49I miss both of you very much, too.
00:47:52How's mom?
00:47:53Oh, she's just fine.
00:47:54She's waiting here to talk to you.
00:47:55Hello, Mindy.
00:47:58Mother, it's so great to hear your voice.
00:48:01Is everything all right?
00:48:03It's just fine.
00:48:04How do you like Los Angeles by now?
00:48:06Are you settled?
00:48:07We love it.
00:48:08We've got a real nice apartment.
00:48:09Friendly neighbors, too.
00:48:11Oh, isn't that nice.
00:48:14Is Cliff there?
00:48:15I'd like to say hello to him.
00:48:16No, he's working late tonight.
00:48:18He's wrapping up his big project, and we're both on pins and needles.
00:48:22Does he work late very often?
00:48:24No, just lately.
00:48:26If he sells Condon Motors, we'll get a big boost in pay.
00:48:29We might even be able to afford a trip home.
00:48:31Oh, we'll be sure to keep our fingers crossed for you, honey.
00:48:35Look here.
00:48:36Your dad wants to say something.
00:48:39Mindy, honey.
00:48:40Are you sure everything is all right?
00:48:43We were a little concerned.
00:48:45Everything's real fine, Dad.
00:48:46I promised to write you a long letter right away and tell you everything.
00:48:51I sure miss you and Mom.
00:48:53We miss you, too, honey.
00:48:54Bye, and God bless you.
00:48:57Take care, huh?
00:48:59I will, Dad.
00:49:00Bye-bye, sweetheart.
00:49:01Come and see us as soon as you can.
00:49:03Love you, honey.
00:49:05I love you, too, Mom.
00:49:06I'm so glad you called.
00:49:08Bye, honey.
00:49:09Bye.
00:49:10Bye-bye.
00:49:10Bye.
00:49:14Everything's real fine.
00:49:16No one can replace Mom and Dad, can they?
00:49:31I brought you a drink to cheer you up.
00:49:35Will Cliff be as late as usual tonight?
00:49:37I don't know.
00:49:39I don't know anything anymore.
00:49:43I'd be glad when that Condon deal is over.
00:49:46Sometimes I just wish he'd fail so we could go back home.
00:49:51Mindy, you don't wish that.
00:49:53You don't really mean it.
00:49:56You've got to learn to make the best of your circumstances.
00:49:59Take life as it comes and just enjoy it.
00:50:05Give you a little massage and relax.
00:50:09Oh, Tanya, I don't know what I'd do without you.
00:50:16Hello?
00:50:23Mindy, how are you?
00:50:24Oh, hi.
00:50:25Hi, Rick.
00:50:28How about you and Cliff meeting me for a drink tonight?
00:50:32Why don't you ask Cliff?
00:50:33All right, I will.
00:50:34Put him on the line.
00:50:35I thought he's down for delicatessen.
00:50:46I'm awful tired tonight.
00:50:48Maybe next time, huh?
00:50:50Well, we'll let you on the hook tonight, but another time real soon, okay?
00:50:54All right, Rick.
00:50:55And thanks for calling.
00:50:57Bye-bye.
00:51:01Oh, yes.
00:51:03He's working tonight just like I am.
00:51:07Drink up, Derek.
00:51:10There's lots more than you.
00:51:16Come up, Derek.
00:51:17This is the one we've been working for.
00:51:22Cliff, if you get the deal, could I take a trip home to see Mom and Dad?
00:51:28Maybe spend a week or two with them?
00:51:31Honey, if I get the common deal, we can afford a real vacation.
00:51:36Like Hawaii or Mexico City or something.
00:51:39I can come later.
00:51:41Oh, I'd just like to see my parents.
00:51:43Why, Mindy, Newhall, you're crying.
00:51:59You are homesick.
00:52:02Of course you can go see your folks, honey.
00:52:05Then I'll get you that wardrobe I promised you to take along.
00:52:08I don't want a new wardrobe.
00:52:10I don't want anything.
00:52:12I just want to get away by myself for a while.
00:52:16To be with a boat.
00:52:19Well, now, Mindy, you're confusing me.
00:52:22I thought you wanted me to make some good money.
00:52:25So we could spend a little, buy some of the things you wanted.
00:52:28I don't want anything.
00:52:30Except for things between us not to change.
00:52:33Something's happening to us.
00:52:35I just don't like it.
00:52:38You don't like me, sir.
00:52:39I just, I almost wish that we could go back to Grand Rapids.
00:52:47Daddy isn't well.
00:52:49I feel a need in me.
00:52:52Well, I need you too, Mindy.
00:52:56Now, you listen to me.
00:52:58If you think I want to get rich for myself, you're wrong.
00:53:02Everything I do is for you.
00:53:05I want you to have something.
00:53:06I want you to be happy.
00:53:08You don't need money to be happy, Cliff.
00:53:11It's going to tear us apart.
00:53:13I don't want any of it.
00:53:25Now, this friend of mine invented an electric car.
00:53:28Very economical.
00:53:29He drove this car from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
00:53:33Very economical, as I say.
00:53:35It only cost them 25 cents worth of electricity.
00:53:38Now, the only catch is,
00:53:40it cost them $2,000 for the extension cord.
00:53:45I don't get it, DJ.
00:53:48Thank you, sir.
00:53:53I had a feeling you could swing this thing, Newhall.
00:53:55I'm proud of you.
00:53:56You made a hell of a deal.
00:53:58We've got good reason to celebrate.
00:54:00Sue, Cliff, Rick, bottom's up.
00:54:02Chin, Chin.
00:54:03Hear her.
00:54:04I'll tell you, DJ.
00:54:08It was the support that I got from these two
00:54:10that made the difference.
00:54:12Well, let's have one for that.
00:54:14You're being too modest, Cliff.
00:54:16You wrapped it up, Cliff.
00:54:17Beyond that certain point,
00:54:18there wasn't anything we could do.
00:54:19Well, we all work together here in the company.
00:54:22Everyone greases his own gears
00:54:23and the machinery rolls.
00:54:24Right?
00:54:25Right.
00:54:27Hey, listen.
00:54:29Why don't I call Mindy
00:54:30and tell her we're going to pick her up?
00:54:31There's this groovy little joint out by our place.
00:54:34We can have some food and some drinks.
00:54:36Now, how about it?
00:54:37Hey, I'm for that.
00:54:39What do you say, Sue?
00:54:40Well, all right.
00:54:43But not too late.
00:54:44Tomorrow's a work day.
00:54:46Well, count me out.
00:54:47Thanks, anyway.
00:54:47This is party enough for me.
00:54:49I'm not the rounder I used to be.
00:54:51But I'll spring for the starter, though.
00:54:54You kids go ahead and have a good time.
00:54:56But I'll expect you in the office tomorrow at one.
00:54:59No later.
00:55:00You know,
00:55:01I don't care what anybody says about you, D.G.
00:55:04I like you.
00:55:05Yes?
00:55:06Well, I'll expect you at eight, Walcott.
00:55:08Thanks, D.G.
00:55:13I can shake a fat head by one o'clock.
00:55:16How about you, Rick?
00:55:18I've been shaking fat heads all my life.
00:55:20Good.
00:55:20Let's go.
00:55:21Over and over, the same haunting too.
00:55:36Somewhere beyond the night,
00:55:42lies the thought of you.
00:55:47Some loves are over
00:55:55Before they've begun
00:56:00I guess this was one
00:56:06I guess this was one
00:56:17Love, Mindy.
00:56:20Very good.
00:56:22Very good.
00:56:23Nice, Mindy.
00:56:24Oh, thank you.
00:56:26My pleasure.
00:56:28Drink up, everyone.
00:56:29It's time.
00:56:32Sorry to bust up the party,
00:56:34but I must have all the glasses.
00:56:36Come on, Joanie.
00:56:37The party's just getting started.
00:56:40I'm on your side.
00:56:41Hey, come on, Joanie.
00:56:41Bring us another round.
00:56:42Sorry, but you're going to have
00:56:43to write your congressman
00:56:44about changing the rules.
00:56:46I may just do that.
00:56:47Well, here's mine.
00:56:48I've just about had it anyway.
00:56:51Hey, why don't we go
00:56:52to your apartment, Cliff?
00:56:53It's close by.
00:56:55Hey, that's an ID.
00:56:56Let's pick up some booze
00:56:57and take it up there.
00:56:58What do you say, Mindy?
00:56:59Oh, okay.
00:57:00But don't count on me
00:57:01to play hostess.
00:57:02I'm so tired.
00:57:03I just can hardly stay awake.
00:57:05Rick, I've got a great idea.
00:57:08Why don't we all go back
00:57:09to my place and have a party?
00:57:10After all, you kids
00:57:11have been buying all night.
00:57:11It's my turn.
00:57:13I'll tell Joanie
00:57:13to bring the belly dancer
00:57:14and one of the boys
00:57:15from the band.
00:57:16And I'll tell a bartender
00:57:17to mix up a big batch of grogs.
00:57:19How's that sound?
00:57:21Great.
00:57:21Come on, honey.
00:57:22Let's go up to Tonya's.
00:57:23Well, here are the keys.
00:57:25And when we finish up,
00:57:27we'll join you.
00:57:28All right?
00:57:29Groovy.
00:57:30Man, the party
00:57:31is just getting started.
00:57:32Come on, Rick.
00:57:33Let's move on.
00:57:33Let's go.
00:57:35Let's go.
00:57:37Go on.
00:58:37Hey, old Mindy couldn't hang tough.
00:58:38She's missing a hell of a good time.
00:58:40Ah, yeah.
00:58:41Once she hits the sack, she's usually out for the night.
00:58:45Hey, look at this frog.
00:58:47Hey, look at this frog.
00:59:17Hey, look at this frog.
00:59:47Cliff.
00:59:48Cliff.
00:59:49Your wife's a doll, Cliff.
01:00:06You lucky man.
01:00:08Yeah?
01:00:09Thanks.
01:00:10Hey, Joanie.
01:00:13Come here and show me some more of that wiggle dance.
01:00:25Close the sack.
01:00:27Close the sack.
01:00:27I don't know.
01:03:27Do you want a good time or oblivion?
01:03:38Drink it that fast, darling.
01:03:45It'll blind you.
01:03:49Come on, Mindy.
01:03:50Relax.
01:03:51Come on, Mindy.
01:04:21Come on, Mindy.
01:04:51Come on, Mindy.
01:05:21Come on, Mindy.
01:05:51Come on, Mindy.
01:06:21Come on, Mindy.
01:06:51Come on, Mindy.
01:07:21Come on, Mindy.
01:07:51Come on, Mindy.
01:07:52Come on, Mindy.
01:07:53Come on, Mindy.
01:07:57Make love, Mindy.
01:08:00Make love, Mindy.
01:08:02Make love, Mindy.
01:08:06I said, make love to me.
01:08:08I said, make love to me.
01:08:10Now, now, what's the matter, now, what's the matter, what's the matter, little man?
01:08:17What's the matter, little man?
01:08:28Oh, you stupid, slob.
01:08:31You're like the rest of the perverted bastards who call themselves men.
01:08:36Your wife makes better love than you do.
01:08:41You bitch.
01:08:45You filthy rotten.
01:08:47Bitch.
01:09:07You bitch.
01:09:17I'm sorry, Mindy.
01:09:33Mindy, please, don't go after him.
01:09:37Darling, stay with me.
01:09:40Please, Mindy.
01:09:47Please, Mindy.
01:10:17Mindy, please, Mindy.
01:10:36Oh, my God.
01:10:38What have I done to you?
01:10:40I've got it.
01:10:47This is not the end of the course, merely the end of a beginning for Cliff and Mindy.
01:11:12They have found a new and perhaps more meaningful course in life.
01:11:17Only because they were able to overcome those temptations which threaten to divide them.
01:11:25Yet the temptations of evil go on.
01:11:29They manifest themselves daily in each of our lives.
01:11:34If we're really fortunate, we'll be able to recognize, thereby overcome them.
01:11:43Or maybe we would rather not.
01:11:47The End
01:11:55The End
01:11:57The End
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