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" English Tearoom Waitress Mildred Rogers Bette Davis Mildred's Standard Response: "I don't mind" Affair with Emile Miller Mildred's Reaction to Her Out-of-Wedlock Baby 2nd Breakup: When She Admitted Her Interest in Griffiths - Philip Called Her "Cheap" and "Vulgar" Mildred's Return: Again Spiteful About His "Naked Drawings" Wrecking Philip's Apartment Ripping Up Drawings, etc.

In the film's most famous sequence, she attempted to be flirtatious with him in a low-cut negligee, and draped herself next to him, but he pushed her away: "Please get up.

This led to the film's mostly-implied scene related to the abortion without the explicit use of the word 'abortion' in the film, but alluded to with veiled dialogue about her dangerous condition : George: "Ruptured appendix? She also appeared later that evening with a gauzy veil over herself before allowing Count Alexei to vow his love for her: "Catherine, I love you, worship you" ; when he leaned down to kiss her behind the veil, she gripped the veil with her fist and drew it aside to reveal their affectionate kiss, and then asked for a favor from the scorned Count - to open her secret door for another military figure - Captain Orloff.

The quasi-docudrama was advertised with the tagline: "TRUE - ACTUALLY FILMED IN BALI", and was accompanied by a poster displaying a bare-breasted Balinese girl.

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release, reducing it to about a 30-minute film.

She kept the fact of her pregnancy to herself.

As they began to miss each other, there was an exquisite and erotic love scene filmed in a paralleling montage with intercutting and super-imposed images of the lonely husband and wife restlessly tossing and turning sleeplessly on separate beds on the barge, and in a seedy Parisian hotel.

I can't live without ya" "Please get up.

Hochberg: "More serious than that.

a rotating wheel with a nude woman tied to it• A second film adaptation was The Seventh Sin 1957 with Eleanor Parker, and a more modern third version - The Painted Veil 2006 was made with Naomi Watts and Edward Norton.

You know what you are? Philip could not resist rescuing her and helping her to recover from her failed relationships her affair with Emile, who deserted her, had resulted in a child.