Hey, that""s a pretty good idea.I""ll give you the moon, Mary.Mary: I""ll take it.Then what?George: Well, then you could swallow it.And it""ll all dissolve, see.And the moon beams that shoot out of your fingers and your toes and the ends of your hair...Am I talking too much?A bald, overweight neighbor (Dick Elliott) on a nearby back porch hears their romantic, non-sensical conversation and challenges George to do less talking and try more romantic action:Man on Porch: Why don""t you kiss her instead of talking her to death?George: You want me to kiss her, huh?Man on Porch (as he exasperatedly steps inside his house): Ah! Youth is wasted on the wrong people!George: Hey, hey, hold on, hey, mister! Come on back out here! I""ll show you some kiss that""ll put hair back on your head.Esther""s Screen Test and Promotion as Vicki Lester:Hearing her voice singing a commercial on TV, he finally locates her."Atlantic City" itself served as one of the film""s characters.[Note: The film""s title and setting was in the famed city, known for the Miss America Pageant - first awarded in 1921, locations on the Monopoly board game, and the song "On the Boardwalk (in Atlantic City)" popularized by Dick Haymes and the Charioteers (and sung in the musical filmThree Little Girls in Blue (1946))...different champs use their bats? You know, some of ""em hold it like this and everything." Then, Humbert, almost sobbing, grills him with a single-minded determination about his seduction of Lolita:Humbert: Do you recall a girl called Dolores Haze?Quilty: I remember the one guy, he didn""t have a hand..."), she slaps Geoff hard across the face.She bolts from the table - he follows after her and calls her a "little fool." He advises her to bury her emotionalism and o conceal the pain stemming from Joe""s death that occurred twenty minutes earlier:And all the weeping and wailing in the world won""t make him any deader 20 years from now.