Leslie Howard had already regained her composure at this moment.
She lifted her beautiful eyes and looked at the man who seemed to still be immersed in the role, his face dark and eyes burning with a fiery light.
What was David Redington thinking?
This wasn't how the scene was supposed to go. They were in the lounge, and this wasn't the right dialogue.
Leslie Howard probably had already forgotten that she and David Redington hadn't discussed their lines in the lounge at all.
They had entered the lounge and started kissing, and when Director Henson came to knock on the door, they had gone out.
From beginning to end, they shared quite a few kisses, but not a single line of dialogue.
In fact, her and David Redington's ability to smoothly carry on after the second shooting, without any preparation, until now,
was entirely due to their improvisational skills and acting prowess.
