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Kirk Douglas and Marilyn Maxwell in Champion (1949)

Ruth Roman: Emma

Champion

Ruth Roman credited as playing...

Emma

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  • Emma: [to Connie at the restaurant] I wanted to get away from dirty dishes and glasses, but here I am.
  • Connie: Why haven't you divorced him?
  • Emma: I don't know. You know there's more loneliness than anything else in the world. You could be lonely in an awful lot of places - movies, dance halls, in your own room. People are funny.
  • [she looks at her wedding ring]
  • Emma: One little piece of cheap gold can almost make you believe things are different than they really are. What do you want, Connie? Does Midge want a divorce? He can have it!
  • [she cries and leaves]
  • Connie: You still love him. You know you do.
  • Emma: Do I? I don't think so.
  • Connie: Love isn't something you can put on or take off like an overcoat, you know.
  • Emma: It's funny.
  • Midge: What?
  • Emma: You know, I didn't like you at first. Well, you know, you never smile. I mean really smile. Not just on the outside.
  • Midge: Got to be happy to smile that way.
  • Emma: Aren't you happy?
  • Midge: Well, right now I am.
  • Emma: Then why don't you smile?
  • Emma: [he laughs] Midge, why aren't you happy?
  • Midge: Happy? It's hard to be happy when you're poor. I've been poor all my life. Real poor. You know what it is to be real poor? Cold poor? Hungry poor?

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