Sublime

He has black eyebrows and black hair on the back of his hands.

One analyst reported a variety of views of the film On Golden Pond (Rydell, 1981) starring Katherine Hepburn, and with Jane Fonda playing the daughter of her real life father, Henry. One person said it was about an older couple at the end of their life;

Don’t drop a bollock, Charlie, she’s fond of saying,

It was the Economic Attaché. He beamed down at us from the terrace above, a great warm welcoming smile, full of confidence, like the man who keeps his friends because he uses the right deodorants.

The “poor chap” of whom the Colonel was thinking was his son, Denis, now a prisoner of war in Japanese hands. Whether the Colonel’s epithet was due to Denis’s plight or to the wife he had married was uncertain, but Colonel St Cyres disliked his daughter-in-law as heartily as any well-bred man allowed himself to dislike a woman.

Ibsen’s play An Enemy of the People

(Curiously, one reason why Wilder was himself disappointed with the way this film turned out was that he originally wanted Armbruster Sr.'s longterm affair to have been with a male hotel bellhop, until studio executives dissuaded him.)