He called out: "Michael" as he roamed through the dusty, vacant rooms: "Have you come home, Michael? I know what you want from her.A Bruce Springsteen song titled "Atlantic City" also came out in 1982.]The main character in the joint French-Canadian film was an aging, has-been, small-time numbers-runner Lou Pascal (Burt Lancaster) who lived in the gray, depressing ghost-town of Atlantic City near the Boardwalk area - at one time a city of dreams during its heyday in the 1920s-1940s.The young girl Eve responds passionately oward Margo""s current and past plays: "I""ve seen every performance." They posed together for a Polaroid picture, accompanied by Adrian and his kid, with Rocky admitting: "Sometimes charity really hurts.I own he property now, and as long as we""re gonna be neighbors...Danaher: Neighbors? Oh, neighbors.NEVER! And if I so much as catch you putting your wet foot on my property...and oh, another thing, you keep away from my sister Mary Kate.She""s not for the likes of you.Thornton: Where I come from, we don""t talk about our women folk in saloons.You sort of make a habit of it.Their conversation turns ugly in the pub when the cantankerous Danaher is called a liar for suspecting that Thornton "took liberties that he shouldn""t have" at the back of the chapel - Sean""s "Good Morning" wasn""t genuine - according to Danaher: "it was Good Night" that he had on his mind.