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I always thought that was Mrs. White. So Madeleine's mother? :O
Ah, so my Original impression was right. And definately not Madeleine's mother then.
:))
- I'm a high-ranking member of an international organization dedicated to counterintelligence, terrorism, revenge and extortion.
(beat)
- Well, at least you're ambitious. I like that in a man.
2008 WAS long ago!
-You love me?
Mr. White: Enough to float around the world with you until one of us has to find an honest job. Which I think is going to have to be you, because I have no idea what an honest job is.
You did, and at the time I was concurring with you. But then I got confused... (as you can read at the top of this page).
He should have married her. I hear the Quantum pension plan is really good...
Thallium?!
And she may have been credited as such, but-- and I make now, as I always have, a very large presupposition-- I doubt very much that that was the filmmaker's intent.
Whoever was in charge of the credits, did they pull from the original script that stated:
Mr. White turns to his girlfriend-
MR. WHITE
Well, Tosca isn't for everyone.
I have never read the shooting draft of QoS so I don't know.
Saying all of that, she is, and will always remain to me, a stranger to Mr. White(!).
EDIT: I just re-watched the scene a couple of times... and damn... I guess she could be his GF! She's an attractive middle-aged woman, similar in age to White. Classy and clueless (she continues watching the opera; I'm not sure she understood what he meant by his comment since her eyes were on the stage, his on the people leaving-- even though she smiles); the man to her right appears quite a bit younger.
I suppose White having a "date" helped him blend into the audience better? At intermission he was just one of many coupes lingering in the lobby, rather than a lone man by himself. She was a blanket/cover for him?
His only escape was the airlock.....which led to outer space....
Yet again: the fact that Bond didn't quip "He just needed some space" after shooting Drax out of the airlock is a severely missed opportunity.