Under My Skin (1950)

Paule Manet: Well, the way I got it, America's a great big country which is entirely populated by men who are misunderstood. No, not entirely.
Joe Butler: Huh?
Paule Manet: There are also the women who misunderstand them. If it isn't the wife, it is a girl who is out sitting under the apple tree.
Joe Butler: What apple tree?
Paule Manet: The good old apple tree. A lot of things must grow on trees - cigarettes and chocolate bars, nylon stockings, anything!

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Dan Butler: Keep looking for her, Joe. She'll come back. You just keep looking for your girl. You'll find her.

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Dan Butler: America? Flat tracks! Dirt tracks! And the life there! It's on the fritz, believe me. Here we go wherever we please and see the sights!

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John Garfield would go on to do another 'Ernest Hemingway' (v) adaptation that year, The Breaking Point.
Although much footage was shot in Europe, the principle stars remained in California.
José Ferrer, Clifton Webb and Sydney Greenstreet were all considered for the role ultimately played by Luther Adler.
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