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Julia Goodman
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“I’ve a lot of faith in you. And I’m very flattered you came to me.”
Julia Goodman
The Brothers: Trade Wind (3.7, BBC, 1974)
"We can't agree that without David."
"Oh, then, put him down as a vote against then, but at least let's get it settled."
"No, I want his opinions."
"Could we meet again tomorrow?"
"No, I'll be in Dover."
"But this is absurd! It's time we stop this nonsense where every mortal thing has to be decided in committee!"
"As long as I'm in the chair, that's the way we do it."
The Brothers: The Newly Weds (3.2, BBC, 1974)
"They're late."
"A little."
"Nearly an hour!"
"It doesn't matter, it's Sunday."
"Well, I like people to be on time - when they're not, it means they keep other people waiting."
"Yes, Edward, but I think you were born with an alarm clock in your head; not everybody's like that."
The Brothers: An Impossible Debt (3.9, BBC, 1974)
"You've excelled yourself this time! You know that Edward and I have become very fond of each other, you've always hated the idea. Well. Now you've managed to end it for good. You've always wanted to destroy any possibility of the relationship between Edward and myself. Now you've succeeded. You've achieved everything you set out to do!"
The Brothers: The Hammond Account (3.1, BBC, 1974)
"Jenny... I don't want to rake over the ashes, but there are bound to be social occasions when I need someone with me - and no more than that."
"All right. You drive me. But I shall be wearing the same old dress you've seen before."
"Good. It suits you."
The Brothers: Riley (3.6, BBC, 1974)
"As I've said before, none of us know Riley very well... Except perhaps your father. I wonder if he knew he had a police record."
"Well, he certainly never gave any hint."
"Well he wouldn't, would he; he could also keep secrets for life."
"Yes. That's true."
"Perhaps he even gave Riley this job to get him back on his feet."
"Yes, that would be typical of Dad."