"Waterloo Bridge" is such a romantic film, but if I were Vivien Leigh's Myra (with her face, of course), I'd do things a bit differently.
First of all, look at me:
This swan was dying to get out of ballet and into the big time. |
Do you really think I'd have trouble finding work? However, let's go with the story.
Not really sure I would fall for him. Oh he's nice, but don't you think I could do better?
Still can't get over Myra. I should have known he was a mama's boy. |
He's better, but I guess even in my dreams I can't have everything.
I would have run away to America with him and never looked back. |
Okay, okay...back to "Waterloo Bridge"....
I would have enjoyed our romance, but I'm not sure he was worth getting fired from the ballet.
Anyway, I am pretty sure Kitty and I could have succeeded in the variety show after that old crow dismissed me.
In the event that I REALLY had to take up street walking to survive, I would have come up with a better outfits and would not have looked so dour.
I wonder how many customers you get with this expression? |
The fact that he can't figure out what I am doing at Waterloo Station should have been a clue that he's a bit of a dim bulb.
But, good thing he isn't too bright. He takes me home to mother and the rest of the stuffed-shirt family.
"Guess what, Mother? I'm alive and I just bunked into Myra wandering around Waterloo Station. How lucky was that?" |
Now, here's where we have to get things straight. NO WAY would I feel guilty about what I had to do to survive. And NO WAY would I have had a meltdown in from of Lady Marjorie.
No - I would NOT jump off that bridge.
Instead, I would have faked my death, hopped a steamer to the USA and found my way out to Hollywood.
There a girl's past isn't held against her and, as I said before, look at me.
Really now, wouldn't that have so much more fun?
Really now, wouldn't that have so much more fun?
Waterloo Bridge is really a good love world movie of the old time and had proved "old is gold " .. I love to enjoy these movies , so that their precious integrity must retain always.
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