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⌈ Secret Post #2207 ⌋

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There's this bit in All About Eve where Bette Davis storms into the theater during an audition and starts throwing a tantrum, and when everyone she's actually mad at leaves, she turns around all eye-of-the-hurricane-like and calmly asks her boyfriend, Gary Merrill, where Eve went.

Gary Merrill is lying on a bed that's part of the set, and without a word he just sits up, looks around, looks under the bed, and shrugs his shoulders. I'm not sure if that's the type of visual you had in mind, but it's by far my favorite scene of my favorite movie. It's just perfect on so many levels--not only is it hilarious, but the way he's just passively letting her act out pretty much summarizes their relationship up to that point without having to come out and say a single thing about it.

Oh my god, I had given up on ever finding anyone who loved that movie (and yes, oh god that scene!) as much I did! *flails in joy*

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