The Story of Three Loves (1953)

Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : It's absolutely necessary - that I should kiss you once more.
Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : If you don't enjoy your life now, what will you have to remember? Just a few books maybe. A couple of poems.

Mademoiselle (segment "Mademoiselle") : Verlaine.

Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : Yeah. And he'll say to you in that poem that - that some girl read to me once - "What have you done? What have you done with your youth?"
Mademoiselle (segment "Mademoiselle") : You know what I'm thinking? I'm thinking, how wonderful it must be to be old; too old to feel any pain any longer. No great pain and no great joy; just peace.

Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : You're wrong, you know that? You're awful wrong. You shouldn't want to be older than you are. It's crazy. Before you know it, the few hours - I mean, the few years of your youth will be gone. They're too darn short anyway. I know. If you don't enjoy your life now, what will you have to remember? Just a few books, maybe; a couple of poems.
Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : Girls always tell a man what not to do - and that's a nuisance. Honest!
Mademoiselle (segment "Mademoiselle") : We have so much in common. The poetry we love.

Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle") : There isn't much time. There isn't much time at all. I have the most amazing impulse.

[kisses Mademoiselle]

Farley Granger: Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr. (segment "Mademoiselle")