As the train pulls away, his pursuers (Annabella""s rival spies) are unable to catch the moving rain.BackgroundTerms of Endearment(1983) is a comedy/drama classic, an entertaining film, but also a manipulative, soap-operatic melodramatic tearjerker, with an ending similar toDark Victory (1939)andLove Story (1970)." As images of her appear (including one of them making love) during his dozings, he hears her insecurely asking and affirming: "Do you love me Joe? Do you love me? Love me? You""re the only one Joe...I need a little more open air.I""ve earned it." When John""s girlfriend Molly (Michelle Williams) was also forced to remain on campus due to problems with her financial payments, their two friends - sex-obsessed Charlie (Adam Hann-Byrd) and Sarah (Jodi Lyn O""Keefe) also planned to remain behind (with made-up excuses - a late history report, and a 102 degree fever) to hold their own private Halloween party on the almost-deserted campus (Charlie: "We could have a roaming orgy").The overwrought film is best known for one famous line of dialogue, and for being Bette Davis"" last contract film for Warner Bros after 18 years with the studio.