She was naked and swimming underneath him inside he waterbed, pressing her hands against the plastic vinyl and gesturing to him.After the bitter rejection, Philip forgot all about Mildred when he fell in love with the attractive, gentle and considerate Norah Nesbit (Kay Johnson), an American romance-story tabloid writer (working under a masculine pseudonym Courtenay Paget) who was sympathetic oward him.g., returning war veterans inThe Best Years of Our Lives (1946),anti-Semitic prejudice inGentleman""s Agreement (1947),treatment of the mentally-ill inThe Snake Pit (1948),and political demagogues inAll The King""s Men (1949).He stealthily approaches, quietly inserts his key, and opens her door.A young woman in her mid-twenties, Amy (Teri Garr) has been waiting for him in her bed.She wears white socks and a blue bathrobe: "I didn""t think you were coming." Throughout the scene, Amy remains in the light, while Harry is shrouded in a cloak of shadows - and still wearing his translucent raincoat.