Two Thousand Women (1944)
Patricia Roc: Rosemary Brown
Quotes
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Freda Thompson : You know, there's something very odd about you.
Rosemary Brown : In what way?
Freda Thompson : For a girl whose been in a prison cell for six months, passing a mirror without looking in it.
Rosemary Brown : I didn't dare.
Freda Thompson : Perhaps you're right!
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Freda Thompson : What's bothering you? Never undressed in front of others before?
Rosemary Brown : No, it's - it's just that I'd rather bath on my own.
Freda Thompson : Wouldn't we all. You know, you'll offend them if you'll back out now, with all the trouble they've taken. Snap out of it kid. Strip and become a popular figure!
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Freda Thompson : I think he's rather good looking. Or, isn't he? Maybe it comes with being cooped up here for a year.
Rosemary Brown : He's got rather a nice forehead.
Freda Thompson : Well, maybe we better leave him there and get to bed.
Rosemary Brown : Do you think if I undid his collar it would help him breathe more freely?
Freda Thompson : I shouldn't think so. But, you can try if you like. - - Does he got any hair on his chest?
Rosemary Brown : Oh, for goodness sake, Freda.
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Alec Harvey : I could be happy here.
Rosemary Brown : You'll be safe here.
Alec Harvey : For how long? I never knew one woman who could keep her mouth shut, let alone 2,000.
Rosemary Brown : You may be surprised.
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Freda Thompson , Rosemary Brown , Maud Wright , Mrs. Tatmarsh , Margaret Long , Mrs. Hope Latimer , Nellie Skinner , Mrs. Burtshaw , Annette , Girl in the Show : [singing] There'll always be an England, While there's a country lane, Wherever there's a cottage small, Beside a field of grain, There'll always be an England, And England shall be free, If England means as much to you, As England means to me.
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Bridie Johnson : What did you do before the war?
Rosemary Brown : Nothing really.
Bridie Johnson : You must've done something - everybody does something.
Freda Thompson : If she doesn't want to tell us, that's her affair. If you ask me the sooner we forget the past the better.