Alec: Oh, good morning.Are you all alone?Laura: Yes I am.Alec: Would you mind if I shared your table? It""s very full.There doesn""t seem to be anywhere else.Laura: No, of course not.Alec: I""m afraid we haven""t been introduced properly.My name""s Alec Harvey.Laura: How do you do? Mine""s Laura Jesson.Alec: Mrs.or Miss?Laura: Mrs.You""re a doctor, aren""t you? I remember you said so that day in the refreshment room.Alec: Yes.Not a very interesting one.Just an ordinary G.P.My practice is in Churley...Laura (speaking about musical talents): After all you know, I might have tremendous, burning, professional talent." Lecter realized that Graham had the troubling gift of "eidetiker...more akin to artistic imagination.You""re able to assume the emotional point of view of other people" - and then added: "How I""d love to get you on my couch.However, he proved his detractors wrong with this and four other Mann westerns.In order to beef up this particular western role, thin and gangly star James Stewart aggressively practiced wielding a lever-action rifle for the shooting scenes.She was terrorized by an invisible and unseen ghost behind her who slid open the card catalogue shelves situated along a wall and tossed he contents of the drawers into the air as she walked along.In the film""s brutal, no-holds-barred look at the gladiatorial sport of boxing in documentary-style, B/W newsreel footage, La Motta unsparingly engages other boxers in the ring in some of the most realistic, visceral, bloody, and brutal yet stylized boxing scenes ever filmed - with sweat and blood spraying out of the ring, devastating blows, and flashing - actually exploding - camera bulbs.