All language subtitles for Abigail Lesley Is Back in Town (1975)_ENG

Chrissy got a moment?

You'll never guess who's back in town.

That old hot pants bitch Abigail Leslie.

Never thought
she'd have the gall to come back.

I mean, not after all that mess.

And Tom Warren divorcing her like he did.

Well, aren't you surprised?

Why? Bay Point is her hometown, too.

Same as it is ours.

I'm going for a drive by the ocean, see you Tracey.

That hot pants bitch, Abigail Leslie...

Abigail Leslie...Abigail Leslie...

Oh, me too.

Dancing with Bill Macallan, huh? Wow.

Oh, wow.

Oh, God.

Oh. Oh, oh,

oh, oh, so good.

Oh, oh, oh.

They say

a kettle of hot water

helps at times like these.

Abigail...how

could you?

I'm afraid it was easy, Priscilla,

too easy.

Hello!

I’m later than usual.

Think I wasn't going to come?

Well dang it, I thought you'd be a

champ.

Every Monday and Wednesday
for the past two months,

you come here to the oceanside
and you're here every time,

right?

Well, I at least expected you to ask me

why I was late.

Okay.

Why were you late?

Ah, shoot.

Old Timmy called me in and laid me off.

Oh, Chester.

Well, he had no call to keep me on,
the way things are.

He can easily manage the station
by himself.

‘Sides.

I can always earn my keep as handyman.

Always something needed to be fixed.

Freeze your ass off there.

Sure did.

But then I don't got nobody slave

and no laundry,
so as I can pay my bread bill.

Of course, the little Chet earns helps.

Well, won't help too much more.

Timmy laid him off today.

But don't fret, we won't go hungry.

Not so long as the bay don't dry up.

I can only feel sorry for Fiona May.

Her slavin’ over that mangling machine.

And her husband, a sittin’ on shore
when he should be out in the bay,

earning.

Alice Ann!

Nobody asked you.

I like sitting and watching the surf.

I always come out here,
even at this time of year.

My Aunt Drusie thinks I'm crazy.

Something fresh and pure about salt air.

Gives one something to ponder on

the sky over a winter sea.

You don't have a girl, do you Chet?

I never had time for no girl.

But you have time for a sky

over a winter sea

and a secret rendezvous

with a bored housewife.

I don't look at it that way.

No how.

Well, I'd better go,

Alice Ann will be wondering.

Does she know...that we meet each other
on your afternoons off?

No. Just as well.

I suspect your sister
never thought very much of me.

I'll drive you into town if you want.

Drive me to the bus stop.

No sense in giving people
something to talk about.

Damn, Howard.

He and I had a goddamn blow up last night.

Again. What is it this time?

I just hate being left alone so much.

All he thinks about is his goddamn job.

I wish he never got that promotion.

Daddy offered him a go,
but no - he wouldn’t take it.

He wouldn't take it.

He's up for that sales manager
job...shit...

I'm just tired of being alone so much

while he's out there busying himself.

My daddy kept us in style...but I.

Tracy, Lila.

I see your dad
still runs the old boatyard, eh, Trace?

I’m that surprised to see you again,
Abigail? Yes.

I'm sure you are.

Are you visiting or staying?

It all depends Lila.

It just depends.

See you around.

The whole town is full of the news
she's back.

She's just rented the old Tyler place
down on the point.

Right next to the Lillabridges.

The Lillabridges?

You know, the big old boy who works at
Emerson's gas station.

His sister Alice Ann.

Grubby little girl was in our class.

Quit in the eighth grade.

You'd know her best from our gym class
or more from the locker room.

She always wore those dingy,
gray, raggedy underclothes.

I know them.

I saw Alice Ann last summer

on the bay dredging for clams.

And from the looks of her, she was still
wearing the same underclothes.

Alice Ann,

I'm your new neighbor.

I don't know if you remember me.

You're Abigail Leslie?

Yeah, I remember you.

You lived up canal in the respectable
section.

You've probably heard the stories.

I'm hardly respectable.

Yeah, I heard the tale.

Welcome. Anyway.

I've been handling fish.

I won’t offer my hand.

Nothing wrong with handling fish.

I ain't had time to shower
or change my things yet.

I'm just very glad
that you stuck out your hand to me.

Alice Ann.

Hey, I got an idea.

You ain't settled in yet.

Why don't you come by and have supper
with Chester and me tonight?

That's very kind of you. I appreciate it.

But how about another night?

I'm, uh.

I'm sure to have
at least one caller tonight.

Some things should be worn only

when one is absolutely nude.

You have a point there.

As a matter of fact,
you have two very appealing points there.

Well, I wish Aunt Drucie

and Bo weren't coming tonight.

They’re not due for almost 2 hours.

2 hours?

I haven't had this in years.

Well, I knew you were coming tonight,
so I baked the shortbread.

Who else would eat it?

You faker, you love shortbread.

Gail. Hmm?

Why are you back in Bayport?

How about some refreshment?

That's a little more adult, Lila?

I'll have a scotch.

Oh, that's good.

Oh, God, that's good.

Oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh.

You see, no matter who I lay with

or how many times at the end of the night,

my thoughts would return to Bayport
and all its narrow shallow people.

Yeah, they’re narrow and shallow,

but they're really nice.

Take you, for instance.

You’re really nice on the outside.

You’re a respectable housewife, devoted
mother of two dear, sweet little children.

On the inside. You’re a cunt.

Abigail!

Don't be so sharp, Leila.

Remember who you're talking to.

I grew up with you.

You were as hard a little bitch as I was.

You had fantasies at the age of 12
who would make a call girl blush.

Yeah, we did a lot of crazy things

when we were young.

I forgot.

The class of 1968.

Look at you.

Look at me.

Oh, my God.

What a pair of nobby knees.

Mm mm.

Yes. I hate to admit it,
but Priscilla Simms

photographed the best in those days.

The pep squad of 1967.

There’s you and me again.

Two pairs of knobby knees.

Why is it that cheerleaders is
look more pretty today?

Oh, they eat better and fuck more.

Not in Bay Point.

Hm.

The two football players from Lindhaven

remember how we snuck out and met them

and we all went to one hotel room
at the Ford motel,

four of us changing partners
all night long.

Oh, now
we had to lie to make up for that. Mm.

That was good.

But good just because.

You know, she's back,

don't you, Bill?

Tracy, you and me

on the slide at the Jones Beach pool.

What bratty little urchins we were?

Well, I think we were only nine years old
at the time.

Only Priscilla looks like a girl.

Yeah.

Always the little lady.

Hey, don't be angry with Prissy.

I've never heard her say
anything against you, Well, somebody did.

Tom Warren Divorced me.

My parents retired to Florida in shame and

the people in the town smirk at me

and my friends say, Why did you come back?

Still don't blame Prissy.

She is really a good girl. Hmm.

Yeah, she's a good girl.

On the outside, on the inside.

She's as hot a little bitch as you and me.

Remember the time you and I caught her

and Tracey
in the bathhouse of the yacht club?

They were each

playing with themselves
to see who could come off first.

Yeah, but they were only about 11,
maybe 12 then.

Lila,
horniness does not get any less acute

as one matures.

Oh! That tickles my nose
and it tickles my toes.

Fuck almight damn mama!

You've got one of them
hyperactive tourist zones. Now

my immediate attention.

Go restrain yourself.

Remember, we're in the house of my mother.

My sister has always been convinced
of a terrible tramp.

So we should get outta here.

I’ll need an hour and a half to stop.

Thank you.

It was really good seeing you again.

While I have longed for this moment
for almost two years.

Please don't be a stranger.

I'll visit again soon.

Good bye.

May I help you, Priscilla?

Nothing to help with Aunt Drucie.

You know. She's in town.

If I hear that one more time,
I'm going to scream.

The damn phone
hasn't stopped ringing all day.

Does he know?

I don't know.

Why don't you find yourself

a nice boy and bed down?

Nothing serious just see him once

in a while.

I don't need an affair Aunt Drucie.

And if I did, just

how should I find a nice boy with nothing
serious?

I'd be happy to loan you Bo.

He'd be happy, too.

It would take your mind off
what Gordy and she might be doing.

There is something you can do Aunt Drucie.

Bring the boys some cake.

Nice to see you, Gordie.

May I take your coat?

Gordon, why are you here?

To see you.

Missed you.

I missed you too.

Where's your car?

I didn't see it parked outside out.

I walked.

Of course, it wouldn't do for someone
to find your car outside my door.

Who's been fucking you the last two years?

Lots of people.

And who's been fucking you?

Right?

You didn't go out on the bay today?

I thought I'd take a day for myself.

Day without the smell of fish
and perspiration.

Smell of soap and clean cotton about me.

You got every right, Alice Anne.

Every right.

You bet your buttons I do.

You're not even earnin’ a copper.

You stay out half the night, stagger
out of bed at ten in the morning.

Alice Ann, I just now got laid off.

Oh, Jesus.

And don't cry.

Don't cry. Oh,

Chet.

Ever so long
since you held me, ever so long.

Alice Ann,

stop it, please. No,

that's got to go.

Tyler said there might be some work for me
down at the boatyard, cleaning up.

Did you know that old man Chesterton
hired Tyler to look after the

boatyard during the winter?

Anything to keep off

of the bay.

Aunt Drucie,
I just sense I'm in for a lecture.

You can rely on it.

Priscilla, you're so tight assed
you make me want to cry.

Tight assed isn't the word, Aunt Ruthie.

I'm demure.

Well, whatever it is you choose to call,
what you are

is why Gordie is there.

Because one thing
she ain't, honey, is demure.

He isn't there.

He's at his office.

He's out for the entire morning.

I tried before I came.

Look, Priscilla,

let me send over Bo.

Take him to your room.

He'll spread you and a little cheer.

I guarantee when it's over,
you won't give a damn who Gordie screws,

nor how often.

Aunt Drucie, I'm

having a flirtation with a boy.

Did he get into your panties?

Look, baby, those little romantic
interludes are just fine.

They feed a girls ego.

But what a woman really needs
are those hot lust slippery moments

when the world can come to an end
and you wouldn't give a damn.

Let me send over Bo.

I wouldn't know what to say to him
when he got here.

He jokes all the time.

I don't have a sense of humor,
but you have a place for him to plug in.

Then all you have to do is lie back

and moan ever so demurely.

You were right, Aunt Drucie.

I am very tight assed.

Better now than you ever were.

What are you going to do about Priscilla?

Why do we have to do anything?

She'll know.

She didn't know before.

That was before.

Before she caught us.

You wouldn't leave her, would you?

Oh, well, it'll be all right for you.

You know, Priscilla, in the night and me

for an occasional matinee.

This is like the old days.

Well, come in.

I was checking to see
if you needed anything at the market.

I was
figuring to head in the direction of town.

No, no, Don't need anything.

Come in and sit for a while. Mm.

Somebody is baking.

Shortbread, I’m crazy for some shortbread.

Oh, with strawberry jam.

So am I.

It‘ll be ready in a half hour
if you like to wait.

I'll wait.

My, aren’t
you're looking crisp and sweet today.

Oh, all the good it does me,

boys just don't
seem to look in my direction.

Bet you never even gave them a chance.

Have you

ever had a beau?

At one time.

What happened to him?

Lasted a number of years.

Like everything else,
I suppose it just cooled off.

Was it a real affair
with sex and everything?

Everything.

Drucie sent me.

Well, can I come in?

Now, that ain’t
so bad now, is it? You could

almost come,

couldn’t you?

Yes...yes.

MMMM, he he he ha ha.

I'm stuffed.

You're pretty.

Now I remember what you used to look like
when you're about 14.

You used to swim in the creek
behind our house naked.

You didn't even care who was looking,
did you?

I was pretty sassy in those days.

Did you have that same beau then?

I bet you were screwing him already.

Nothing to be ashamed of.

I lost my virginity
when I was 12 in a Methodist cemetery.

I loved it then.

I love it more now.

Ms. How?

What are you doing here?

It ain’t Monday nor Wednesday.

I just came out here because I

needed to be alone for a while.

Oh, I'm sorry, Ms. How.

I’ll go on my way directly.
Oh, no, don't go.

I'm glad we bumped

into each other.

Are you sad, Ms. How?

Are you, Chester?

Yeah.

I'm thinking about leaving Bay Point.

Oh.

I’ll miss our Monday and Wednesdays. Dates.

Yeah. So will I.

Alice Anne will miss you.

Yeah,

but maybe then she'd find somebody.

I loved it, too with...

that boy.

I used to come lots of times.

Warm, wet.

He used to do everything just like
I liked it.

We learned from each other.

I don't think I could enjoy sex
with anybody else.

Well, I certainly don't have that problem.

I could make love five times
a day, seven days a week.

As long as someone different was there
every time I bounced into bed.

Alice Anne, have you ever made love

with another girl?

I have,

lots of times.

Does that frighten you?

Your nipples are very live.

Very exciting to me.

Give me your tongue dammit, give it to me.

Take your skirt off Alice Anne.

Oh, no,

no. Oh,

I yes,

yes, yes.

Oh, no,

no. Oh,

oh, yes.

Oh, oh.

But how are you going to earn
a living away from Bay Point?

Wherever I go,

I'm sure they'll need a handyman.

Please stay.

Chester, don't go away.

Why did you say that, Ms. How?

Because I want you to stay.

I have to go back now, Chester.

It was nice.
Warm and wet.

We'll do it lots of times.

We'll do it with

other people.

And we'll do it in many different ways.

Oh, hi, Mrs. Leslie. Hello.

You got a boat here?

No, Chet.

I'm just waiting for a friend.

Oh, hi.

Um, wouldn’t you say he’s rather
an attractive young man?

Oh, yeah.

I'm glad you could slip away.

Here's our boat over there.

Ah. What’s on your mind?

Oh, double dating.

Just like in the old days,
sharing the same motel room.

Oh, that would be overnight.

I couldn't get away for the night. Yeah,

you can still cram a lot of activity
into an evening and be home by 11.

Still, it would take a lot of lying.

I don't know if it's worth it.

Would it be worth it if your partner was

Gordon How?

Gordon How?

He's been my wildest dream.

You're joking.

I'm not joking now

I have, you could say,
a special connection with Gordon.

Get going with your lives.

Go on.

Oh, hi, Miss Leslie. Hello,

Alice Anne tells me that you do
repair work.

Mm hmm.

I need a handyman.

I need him right away.

Well, I...

I'm working here right now.

Uh, I get $3 an hour.

Here’s $10, for 3 hours work, and a tip.

What's the job?

So, uh, plumbing.

I have a leak,
and I need it plugged by an expert.

Of course.

Meet me at my house
as soon as you can get there.

The job’s to be done in the bedroom.

What? Why?

Now, just relax. Just.

Just relax.

Don’t worry about a thing.

Uh, Ms...Ms.

Leslie.

Hm? You're going to get me all het up and

you'll be sorry.

Oh, I doubt it. No.

Oh. Oh.

Oh, that was fabulous.

You must have spent a lot of time
developing

those techniques.

Chet, who was the boyfriend
that Alice Anne went with all those years?

Boyfriend?

Alice Anne never had no boyfriend.

She never gave no boy a second look.

Except you.

That was where you learned
to make love like you did.

She told you what girls really like.

Don't worry.

Your secret's safe
as long as you treat me nice.

Oh, Abigail's all right.

She's a free spirit.

Personally, I can’t agree with you.

Abigail's a troublemaker.

She always was. And she always will be.

Could we change the subject, please?

I'm a little tired of discussing
Gail Leslie.

Where did you say Gordon was tonight?

He's at a business meeting.

Oh, my Howard's always going to
those stupid conferences in the city.

But if you ask me, I think
they're going there to fool around.

Priscilla, are you ill? No, I

just have a headache.

Priscilla, I have just what you need.

What is that?

My instant tension reliever.

Looks obscene.

Come on, let's go in the bedroom,

away from these prying eyes.

You know, Tracy,

you’re right about those conferences.

They used to be a conference director

for a hotel down in Atlanta.

Oh, Howard,

you'd be surprised what used to go on
in the name of a conference.

Cheers.

Oh, Chester
I feel like putting out the back door.

And, of course, you know Chet and Lila.

Go on, kiss her,

squeeze her tits, for Christ's sake.

He's with her, you know

right now.

Course he is.

But he screws you regularly,

more often than usual.

And is it good?

It's good.

So why complain?

Oh, can you get this?

Oh, sure. Oh,

my God.

This is like a wet dream. I’m
going to be with Gordon How.

I’m all goosebumps. Oh,

look at these nipples.

Hard as rocks.

I could have an orgasm

right now.

I feel so guilty
leaving Bo and Tracy out there together.

Oh, don't worry about them.

If we leave them there
long enough Bo’ll have her screwed.

Aunt Ruthie!

Well, he will.

Tracy, I've got a confession to make.

I've always had a tremendous yearning
for you. Me?

Yeah. You.

I've got the worst case of the hots I’ve

ever had in my life.

Yeah.

Feel. Oh,

what if they should come in?

Them come in?

Well, they in there
moaning and groaning right now,

hoping the hell we don't hear ‘em.

Didn’t you see the shape of that gadget?

Oh!

Oh, God.

Oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh,

oh. Hm.

Well,

oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh.

I'm glad you invited me.

Oh, you don't
don't have any panties on Lia.

I want it to be ready for you.

Wait.

Oh, okay.

I’m com... oh.

Oh. Oh.

Do come in, Priscilla.

Gayle, I want to ask you something,
and I don't know how.

Oh, let me help you.

You want to ask me to go away?

Leave Bay Point.

To leave your husband,

right?

I don't know, I.

I thought that's what I wanted.

I, I was going to come here and.

And beg you to leave.

To leave Gordon to me.

But I know that's not really what I want.

I want you to help me.

Help me be free

like you.

You might not be happy being free.

Help me.

Please help me.

I don’t know what you’re driving at...

Hello? Hi.

Oh ho. The boss’s daughter.

Man, I'd sure love to throw the old meat
to her.

Whoo!

Keeping something from me Lila Rachel.

I could always tell, you know?

Come on, tell old Tracey
you'll feel better if you do.

I don’t know how to tell you.

You made it.

You made it with my Howard.

I always knew you liked him.

I haven't been anywhere near Howard.

That's funny, because I almost wish

you had.

I've been seeing Abigail Leslie.

Tracey, I let her make love to me.

A homosexual.

I liked it

a lot.

It's something I've always
tried to put out of my mind

ever since you and

I do you remember?

I've never forgotten that Lia,
but it was a long time ago.

We were young.

But I liked it then too.

So did I.

Oh. Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh.

Abigail wants you to come over
to her house sometime.

I couldn't.

Hey, you know who’s back in town?

Abigail Leslie, you know the one.

She lives next door to you, right?

Hey, I bet.

I bet all I have to do is go over,

rap on the door,
and climb right into the sack with her.

She’s as much as invited me already.

Was it nice, Priscilla?

You know, I, uh, I dreamed a long time

about that happening,
and I though that when it did,

I would be afraid,

But I wasn't.

I should go home.

Your nipples., Priscilla.

They always shook me so

even before you had breast to speak of,

I wanted to touch them.

Making your nipples hard.

I wanted to

pull on them.

And I

even had fantasies of

bringing milk to the tips.

Oh, please, let me go home, Gail.

Gordon, I'm sorry I'm late.

I'll get dinner started right away.

Well, I just got to Randy's for a steak.

Okay, fine.

I'll get cleaned up.

Feelin’ Okay?

I feel wonderful.

Why do you ask?

Just look a little flushed.

I’ve been worried about you lately.

Why?

I don’t know.

Gordon.

Yeah.

Do us both a favor.

Don't worry about me.

Perhaps it's because it was all forbidden,

but I find it very exciting.

Have you told Jerry?

Do you tell Howard everything?

No, Jerry might not accept things.

I'm not unhappy, Tracy.

Jerry is kind and considerate.

Then why did you do that?

I told you.

I find it very exciting.

Abigail Leslie has always been exciting to me.

Has always touched the erotic in me.

The touch of her mouth.

It drives me nuts.

What do you want from me?

I can't really.

I can't

Bay’s sort of

solemn in the winter, ain't it?

The ocean's more alive.

I got me into the habit
of going to the ocean on Mondays

and Wednesdays.

Today's Wednesday.

I can't.

I can't make it today.

Oh, no,

That's a pity.

Hello, Tracy.

Abigail.

What are you doing here?

I wanted to talk to you.

We're having a small gathering
at my house tonight.

Priscilla and Lila are coming.

Priscilla? She's coming to your place?

Yeah.

And I thought that you might like
to come in.

On the old days, we four...

No, not me Abigail.

Because I'm afraid.

I'm afraid of you, Abigail.

Lila wasn’t afraid of - Lila’s
not unhappy at home.

I'm miserable.

I'm vulnerable.

Vulnerable as hell.

The girls are coming around 8, Tracy. Hm?

I remember the slumber parties.

Ah, yes. And how we used to cuddle.

We were great friends, weren't we?

Certainly were, ah.

Are you afraid, Lila?

Not really.

I'm excited.

Very excited.

Good old Tracey.

For somebody that protested a great deal,
she certainly did howl for Joy,

when we all ganged up on her, didn’t she?

You're amused

by us, aren't you, Gail?

When we start howling
and we let ourselves go.

No, I'm a I'm turned on by it.

My mother once told

me that I was over sexed,
but I don't think so.

I happen to like the way I am,

whatever way that is

Hi Ms. How.

Miss Leslie.

I hope I'm not interrupting anything.

Mr. Anderson wants me to pull in his duck

blind for him...well.

Bo, how did you get in here?

Well, the door was wide open.

Mighty nice of you to invite me over
Miss Leslie. Oh,

you mean I get to make love to both of you
pretty ladies?

Bo, why don't you just shut up
and take your clothes off?

Why, anything to please a lady?

Oh, well, he's yours.

And, I hope you don't object.

Well, he's different.

Yes. Now you're getting the idea.

Ah ha, my...

You know, Prisca, I always knew

this day would come.

I'm very flattered.
Well, I thought you would be.

Lila and I have had a girl-to-girl talk.

And Abigail, there's something

I must discuss with you.

Oh. Mm.

I love you, Priscilla.

You love me?

Yes, I have for a long time.

I want you to come away with me?

I can't Gail.

You never cared for me.

Oh, you're wrong, Gail.

I love you.

I always have deeply.

But I can't go away with you.

I have to.

I'm bored with it all now.

You've proved it already, haven't you?

Yes, I've proved it.

Have you told the others you're going?

There's no point.

Goodbye, Priscilla.

No two ways about it, Abigail’s left us.

I wonder why.

I think

I'll rent this whole place.

But why, she's gone?

We're not.

Neither are Tracey and the others.

They need a place to meet.

Come on, damn you,

give me your mouth.

What did you say?

I said I love you.

But will you call me

Priscilla?

I mean, right now
you never call me Priscilla.

You always call me Miss How.

Priscilla?

Priscilla, I love you.

Do you love
Priscilla enough to go away with her?

Go away?

Away from Bay Point.

Once you said you wanted to leave
Bay Point

and I asked you to stay.

Now I'm asking you to go with me.

Don't you see, Chester?

It's the only way
it can work for both of us.

Yeah, but can it work?

I mean, you knowin’ about me and

and Gail and..,and the others.

So what about what you know about me?

I don't know, Chester, we can only try,

but even trying
has to be done away from here

in Bay Point we’ll drown in our past.

There can never be a future.

Come with me.

Let's try.