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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Og" data-source="post: 434680" data-attributes="member: 17">Check out the interview below, in which Howard Keel talks about becoming a DALLAS cast member.&nbsp; He is very coy, about Ellie.&nbsp; Well I suppose we have to expect that.&nbsp; The interviewer mentions his most popular movies, at the top of the segment.&nbsp; His singing, smoking and piloting are all discussed.[MEDIA=youtube]CLwec9hyzlU[/MEDIA]Clayton and Sue Ellen are going to have lunch, in downtown Dallas.&nbsp; He tells her Ellie has called off their impending marriage; (a scene from season 6, DVD-7, 1983-&#039;84):Clayton: &quot;Marriage would cause problems.&nbsp; Problems with the boys, problems with Southfork.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;But you’ve been over that ground before. I thought you’d reached some kind of an understanding.&nbsp; Besides, Bobby and Ray are no problem.&quot;Clayton: &quot;I don’t believe any of the boys are a problem.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;You don’t think that J.R. has anything to do with it?&quot;Clayton: &quot;No! Ellie sounded scared and that’s not like her. Very little scares her and certainly not J.R.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;Well, he could have made her feel guilty in some way.&quot;Clayton: &quot;No, it has to do with me. I don’t know what it is.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;Clayton, how much has Miss Ellie told you about herself? About her life with Jock?&quot;Clayton: &quot;I think I know most of it. We spent a lot of time together.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;But not as together as you would be if you were married.&quot;Clayton: &quot;No.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;Then … don’t give up on her. I don’t think she’s told you everything.&quot;Clayton: &quot;Sue Ellen, I do have my pride. The woman says she doesn’t want me and I have to believe her.&quot;Sue Ellen: &quot;Talk to her again.&quot;A waitress approaches, to take their order.Clayton: &quot;No, no, no. Thank you! Would you mind if we skipped lunch? I’d like to spend some time with myself.&quot;&nbsp; Sue Ellen: &quot;Of course. I understand.&quot; Clayton holds out the chair, for Sue Ellen.&nbsp; They walk off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Og, post: 434680, member: 17"] Check out the interview below, in which Howard Keel talks about becoming a DALLAS cast member. He is very coy, about Ellie. Well I suppose we have to expect that. The interviewer mentions his most popular movies, at the top of the segment. His singing, smoking and piloting are all discussed. [MEDIA=youtube]CLwec9hyzlU[/MEDIA] [B]Clayton and Sue Ellen are going to have lunch, in downtown Dallas. He tells her Ellie has called off their impending marriage; (a scene from season 6, DVD-7, 1983-'84): Clayton: "Marriage would cause problems. Problems with the boys, problems with Southfork." Sue Ellen: "But you’ve been over that ground before. I thought you’d reached some kind of an understanding. Besides, Bobby and Ray are no problem." Clayton: "I don’t believe any of the boys are a problem." Sue Ellen: "You don’t think that J.R. has anything to do with it?" Clayton: "No! Ellie sounded scared and that’s not like her. Very little scares her and certainly not J.R." Sue Ellen: "Well, he could have made her feel guilty in some way." Clayton: "No, it has to do with me. I don’t know what it is." Sue Ellen: "Clayton, how much has Miss Ellie told you about herself? About her life with Jock?" Clayton: "I think I know most of it. We spent a lot of time together." Sue Ellen: "But not as together as you would be if you were married." Clayton: "No." Sue Ellen: "Then … don’t give up on her. I don’t think she’s told you everything." Clayton: "Sue Ellen, I do have my pride. The woman says she doesn’t want me and I have to believe her." Sue Ellen: "Talk to her again." A waitress approaches, to take their order. Clayton: "No, no, no. Thank you! Would you mind if we skipped lunch? I’d like to spend some time with myself." Sue Ellen: "Of course. I understand." Clayton holds out the chair, for Sue Ellen. They walk off.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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