Towards the end of the film, Cary Grant walks into Deborah Kerr's apartment and, instead of greeting her by her character's name (Terry), he says, "Hello, Debbie." [When Cary Grant talks he sometimes use a hard "R" when speaking and in this instance, his lips don't come together in order to say Debbie.]
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An Affair to Remember (1957) - 1 correction
starring Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr (add more)
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Towards the end of the film, Cary Grant walks into Deborah Kerr's apartment and, instead of greeting her by her character's name (Terry), he says, "Hello, Debbie." [When Cary Grant talks he sometimes use a hard "R" when speaking and in this instance, his lips don't come together in order to say Debbie.]
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