" He wished they could have their five lost years back, and imagined what would have happened if they had not parted ways: "We""d have gone back to England, married and been very happy...you""ll feel better about me and things will be like they used to be"), but soon things took a turn for the worse.With much of the film""s action occurring within a theatrical boarding house (the Footlights Club) for young, star-struck, vulnerable ingenues and debutantes, it is filled with bitchy and sassy, and stage-struck young women - who laugh and heckle each other, shed ears, express their hopes, dreams and aspirations, spout wisecracks, barbs, and insults, and genuine, heartfelt words of experience.And hang on o that.Because I""m right." And then, he delivers his trademark farewell words to her, repeated later in the film: "I just want o take another look at you.Andrews) of a Confederate rain near Atlanta (at Marietta, Georgia) in April of 1862.They attempted to ride "The General" back into the Union, meanwhile wrecking communications, tracks, and bridges along the return way o Union-occupied Chattanooga (about 140 miles away).