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Van Heflin
(as Sam Masterson)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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Sam Masterson:
[Recounting the time he was away from Iverstown] That brings us up to my 21st birthday when I became a man officially.
Martha Ivers: How did it feel to become a man - officially? Sam Masterson: I'd been there before.
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Van Heflin
(as Sam Masterson)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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Sam Masterson:
[seeing she's married Walter] Aren't you glad now you missed that circus train?
Martha Ivers: ...I'm not sure.
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Barbara Stanwyck
(as Martha Ivers)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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Sam Masterson:
How did it feel to become a woman, officially?
Martha Ivers: I felt like I'd been there before, too.
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Barbara Stanwyck
(as Martha Ivers)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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Sam Masterson:
I don't like anybody pushing me around. I don't like anybody pushing you around. I don't like anybody getting pushed around.
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Van Heflin
(as Sam Masterson)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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Sam Masterson:
You fell down the stairs.
Walter O'Neil: I remember... you, carried me into here? Sam Masterson: Yeah.
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Van Heflin
(as Sam Masterson)
in
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
(1946)
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