Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...actor who can hardly act, a noisy Irish drunk who at 33 has just about worn out his ne'er-do-welcome. But he loves his younger brother well enough to warn him that he hates him too and wishes he were dead-that way he wouldn't have to compare their talents and admit his own inferiority...
...operating committee of five Brazilians and four Americans. Result is that while other U.S. subsidiaries are plagued by expropriation threats and nagged by gringo-baiters, Willys booms unmolested. Last year its profits were $6,900,000 on sales of $104,800,000. "The government," says an envious Yankee competitor, "wouldn't dare attack Willys. It would have 48,000 angry people to answer...
...also took courage to keep on playing his own type of music imperturbably in the face of changing fads. But the college kids who loved him years ago are now captains of industry-and they like to go dancing wherever Guy Lombardo plays. Their own kids wouldn't go there with gas masks, but that doesn't bother quiet Guy Lombardo. "Nowadays we lose 'em in the teens oftentimes, sure," he says, "but we catch 'em again later...
Jacko's answer is apparently intended to represent the answer of the average working-class Englishman: "Lord knows I wish she wouldn't. But if the poor dear is all that set on ruining her life, I don't see how I can stop her. As I see it, we shall all have to button up and take the bitter with the better." The answer, though skillfully expounded by Actor Mills, is less than illuminating, and the film, as a discussion of the race problem in Britain, is less than memorable. But it is sincere and careful...
...wouldn't want anyone to sit on the sidelines today when so much goes on in the mainstream ... So I hope that you come in and join us, because the water is not too cold...