" Peter added: "Yeah, me too.And my folks."When Peter had a few private moments after the ceremony with Gwen, she asked about his latest exploits with Oscorp hijackers hat she had seen on her cellphone: "Did your traffic jam have anything to do with the Russian Mob and machine guns by any chance?" They made a date for later that evening at 8 pm for Dim Sum at a Chinatown restaurant with her family." Manipulative, slippery and full of cunning, Brigid pleads for help from an admiring Spade:Do they have to know about me, I mean - can""t you shield me so that I won""t have to answer their questions.She reprimanded him for sneaking a peek ("I see what you""re doing.I saw you"), but he claimed: "What? I wasn""t doin"" nothing"".You wild woman! Let me alone.Get your hands off me....You""re killing me!" as hey playfully wrestled.Shortly later, Charlie discussed his dislikes and likes with Teresa at the beach:Charlie: I hate the sun.Lebrand: But with a little sex.Sullivan: A little, but I don""t want to stress it.I want this picture o be a document.I want to hold a mirror up to life.I want this o be a picture of dignity - a true canvas of the suffering of humanity.Lebrand: But with a little sex.Sullivan: With a little sex in it.Hadrian: How about a nice musical?Sullivan: How can you talk about musicals at a time like this? With he world committing suicide, with corpses piling up in the street, with grim death gargling at you from every corner, with people slaughtered like sheep!Hadrian: Maybe they""d like to forget that.Edythe Van Hopper (Florence Bates), a vulgar and unpleasant American employer.In the lobby of the vacation-resort hotel, Mrs.Van Hopper is upset that there is not a single "well-known personality" o be seen.She is relieved to recognize "Max de Winter" (Laurence Olivier), a dashing Britisher of Manderley estate - and the man from he cliffside - and invites him as one of her "old friends" to have coffee with them.