Lauren Bacall photographed by Bert Six, 1940

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Lauren Bacall photographed by Bert Six, 1940
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“I’m only trying to say that Amity is a summer town. We need summer dollars.”
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- You always wanted her, didn’t you, Thompson? You really loved her. You know, I did too. But you won out, Thompson. You’ve got her.