Everyone has a Leopold in their hearts

Isabel 2022-04-19 09:01:55

Just watched this show the night before going to New York. Nice and warm. At this time, Shanghai is raining and falling, and New York is snowing heavily. I started this movie after reading a few books.

Hugh was very careful because he looked so much like my ex. But ex is Italian with black hair.

Maybe it's because I haven't met the perfect love in the real world, so this movie made me very immersed and relaxed.

Hehe, I know I'm old school too, like a century ago. I also write letters on stationery and like all manners, with a little British accent. Of course, I also like the big carriages in New York.
Leopold can impress Kate because he cares about her, he has her in his heart, and he will care about her. Kate, a senior white-collar worker working hard in a big city, has seen countless successful people. However, there is another man as gentleman as Leopold, so polite, so sincere?

Kate attended the dinner that Leopold prepared for her on the roof. The first sentence at the beginning was "I'm not very good at dating men." Leopold was very serious and said indifferently, "You haven't met the rignt person." Hehe, Seeing this, I laughed. The men of 1876 were the same as the men of today. As women, the man we are looking for is still worthy, knowledgeable, loves her, and cares about her. This was the case in 1876, and it was the same in 2010.

I am not easy to settle, because I know what I am looking for.

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Kate & Leopold quotes

  • [last lines]

    Leopold: Well, let us proceed. Please raise your glasses so we may toast to my bride-to-be, the woman whose welfare and happiness shall be my solemn duty to maintain. The future Duchess of Albany...

    [Kate catches his eye]

    Leopold: Kate McKay. Of the McKays of...?

    Kate: Massapequa.

    Leopold: Massapequa.

    [to his uncle's confusion, Leopold goes to Kate]

    Kate: I love you.

    Leopold: I love you.

    [They kiss, then begin to dance]

  • Charlie: Victorian dude, who has never seen a Met's game, watching TV. Scene: "I say, are those little people in that box of phosphors. Crikey, I believe it is. This game is more beguiling than cricket"