Meet Too Late - (Chinese-English Classic Movie Poster) ( DVD)

Author: Noel Coward
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a classic British film directed by David Lean, meticulously crafted. It is one of the finest romantic films ever made, tear-jerking and emotionally resonant with a powerful ending. Celia Johnson's performance is unforgettable as the dignified and polite housewife who falls in love with a stranger she meets at the train station. For fans of love stories, this is a must-watch film. Now, the senior translator of China Foreign Languages Publishing House is once again dedicated to bringing you: Precise and fluent translations! Appropriately annotated notes! Colorful behind-the-scenes insights! Let you learn authentic English in classic films and savor golden years with the aroma of coffee! [Mr. Gobey] caused some trouble. [Mrs. Bergert] What happened to her? [Mr. Gobey] There was a guy sitting in first class, and when he was asked to show his ticket, he realized he had a third-class ticket. I told him to pay the difference. He started shouting at me. I had to call Mr. Sanders over. [Mrs. Bergert] That won't do any good. [Mr. Gobey] He gave him a good scolding. [Mrs. Bergert] Seeing is believing. [Mr. Gobey] I told you he gave him a good scolding. "You need to pay up right now," he said, "or I'll turn you in to the police." You should have seen the look on his face! When he heard the word "police," he changed so quickly. He immediately took out money to pay for the ticket. [Mrs. Bergert] I told you so. He has no courage to solve his own problems and just knows how to call the police. [Mr. Gobey] Mr. Sanders isn't a bad guy. You can't expect much from someone with only one lung and diabetes. [Mrs. Bergert] I thought something must have happened when you weren't here. [Mr. Gobey] I was going to come in and explain, but I had a date and had to rush over right after work. [Mrs. Bergert] Oh, really? P2-3