> On Sat, 8 Feb 1997, Wayne Salazar wrote: > > > For a compilation film called "I Love You, He Said," I'm seeking scenes in > > which men say "I love you" to other men. Father to son, friend to friend, > > lover to lover. Hollywood, experimental, foreign, whatever. If anyone can > > think of films with these scenes in them, I'd appreciate hearing about > > them. > > > > Thanks! > > > > Wayne Salazar > > Check out (if no one has mentioned it already): MacMurray and Robinson's exchange at the very end of *Double Indemnity* Kelly and Sinatra right after the ballet number in *On the Town* (I think I remember the dialogue being this specific in its avowal of mutual affection) The song "I love you" is sung by Robert Strauss and Harvey Lembeck in the POW camp in *Stalag 17* In *Hollywood or Bust* Lewis says he loves Martin (I think to his face) I also think there is such a conversation between Danny Kaye and Dana Andrews on a bus, in context referring to a woman but heard by a passagenger out of context, in *Up in Arms* In *Road to Morocco* Hope and Crosby says it to each other (a comedy bit around a camel in the opening section of the film. (I have an article on Hope and Crosby that talks about this scene coming out later this year in a collection called *Out Takes* edited by Ellis Hanson) Also, if you're including TV, last week, the end of *Men Behaving Badly* (which I caught accidentally, so didn't see the whole show) had this exchange, too. Hope these references help. Steve Cohan ---- To signoff SCREEN-L, e-mail [log in to unmask] and put SIGNOFF SCREEN-L in the message. Problems? Contact [log in to unmask]