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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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This film is in the PublicDomain. It also has nothing to do with the 2010 Australian film ''Film/AnimalKingdom''.
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This film is in the PublicDomain. It also has nothing to do with the 2010 Australian film ''Film/AnimalKingdom''.
''Film/AnimalKingdom'', nor does it have anything to do with Ride/WaltDisneyWorld's fourth park, [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disney's Animal Kingdom]].
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tom recalls a wonderful little brothel he used to go to:
-->'''Tom''': I know, the Florentine! A private room at the Florentine.
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It used to be the best place in London.
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
** Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. ''[Pause]''. Oh, foolish anyway.
-->'''Tom''': I know, the Florentine! A private room at the Florentine.
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It used to be the best place in London.
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
** Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. ''[Pause]''. Oh, foolish anyway.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tom recalls a wonderful little brothel he used GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to go to:
-->'''Tom''': I know,overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the Florentine! A private room at future, please check the Florentine.
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It usedtrope page to be make sure your example fits the best place in London.
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
** Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. ''[Pause]''. Oh, foolish anyway.current definition.
-->'''Tom''': I know,
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It used
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
** Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. ''[Pause]''. Oh, foolish anyway.
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* YourCheatingHeart: It’s obvious that Cecilia still has a thing for Owen, and she almost kisses him before Daisy awkwardly finds them in this compromising situation.
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This film is also in the PublicDomain.
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This film is also in the PublicDomain.
PublicDomain. It also has nothing to do with the 2010 Australian film ''Film/AnimalKingdom''.
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* ChosenConceptionPartner: Daisy wants Tom to be her child’s father, but they don’t go through without because of his impending marriage.
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* ChosenConceptionPartner: Daisy wants Tom to be her child’s father, but they don’t go through without with it because of his impending marriage.
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''The Animal Kingdom'' (1932) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-Code]] drama directed by Edward H. Griffith, starring Creator/LeslieHoward, Ann Harding, and Creator/MyrnaLoy.
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''The Animal Kingdom'' (1932) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-Code]] drama directed by Edward H. Griffith, starring Creator/LeslieHoward, Ann Harding, Creator/AnnHarding, and Creator/MyrnaLoy.
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''The Animal Kingdom'' (1932) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code]] drama starring Creator/LeslieHoward, Ann Harding, and Creator/MyrnaLoy.
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''The Animal Kingdom'' (1932) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code]] pre-Code]] drama directed by Edward H. Griffith, starring Creator/LeslieHoward, Ann Harding, and Creator/MyrnaLoy.
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The film is also in the PublicDomain.
!!This film demonstrates the following tropes:
!!This film demonstrates the following tropes:
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* LoveTriangle: Daisy loves Tom, Tom loves Cecilia, and Cecilia loves Tom [[spoiler: or maybe Owen?]]. Tom then chooses to be with [[spoiler: Daisy]].
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* LoveTriangle: Daisy loves Tom, Tom loves Cecilia, Cecilia [[spoiler: (or so he thinks)]], and Cecilia loves Tom [[spoiler: or maybe Owen?]]. Tom then chooses to be with [[spoiler: Daisy]].
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* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Tom explaining his relationship with Daisy to Cecilia.
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* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: How Tom explaining explains his relationship with Daisy to Cecilia.
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* SellOut: What Tom has become. He’s selling his publishing company to a large corporate one that will give him a lot of money, but not much artistic
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* SellOut: What Tom has become. He’s selling his publishing company to a large corporate one that will give him a lot of money, but not much artisticartistic merit.
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-->'''Daisy''': On the boat coming over, the sweetest small boy, about two, and I got crazy about him and I want one. I want one *badly*. So would you please be good enough to marry me?
-->'''Tom''': [Startled and stands straight up]
-->'''Tom''': [Startled and stands straight up]
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-->'''Daisy''': On the boat coming over, the sweetest small boy, about two, and I got crazy about him and I want one. I want one *badly*.''badly''. So would you please be good enough to marry me?
-->'''Tom''':[Startled ''[Startled and stands straight up]up]''
-->'''Tom''':
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* LoveTriangle: Daisy loves Tom, Tom loves Cecilia, and Cecilia loves Tom [[spoiler: or maybe Owen?]]. Tom then chooses to be with [[spoiler: Daisy]].
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* TheJeeves: Averted with Tom's butler, Reagan, who was a prizefighter before Tom hired him as a butler. He does everything wrong like drinking the drinks he serves and being too chummy with the guests. He does, however, pretend to be a snooty jeeves and puts on an English accent for an evening, much to Tom's enjoyment
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* BrilliantButLazy: Tom’s father’s estimation of Tom.
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* BrilliantButLazy: Tom’s father’s estimation of Tom.him.
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Tom Collier (Howard), a publisher, doesn’t want to end his friendship with his friend/lover, Daisy (Harding), but she insists that they must since he’s going to marry Cecilia Henry (Loy). But Tom soon finds the marriage unsatisfactory: Cecilia makes him sacrifice his artistic vision [[OnlyInItForTheMoney for money]] and forget not only Daisy, but his other artistic friends. He soon realizes that he must choose between these two women if he wants to come out with his soul unscathed.
!!This film demonstrates the following tropes:
*BrilliantButLazy: Tom’s father’s estimation of Tom.
*ChosenConceptionPartner: Daisy wants Tom to be her child’s father, but they don’t go through without because of his impending marriage.
*DeadSparks: Although there may be some sexual sparks thrown here and there, sex is only Cecilia’s way to use and manipulate Tom. They really don’t like each other much.
*DistinguishedGentlemansPipe: Tom is almost never seen without it.
*FriendsWithBenefits: Tom and Daisy’s relationship which is a rarity for films even from ThePreCodeEra.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tom recalls a wonderful little brothel he used to go to:
-->'''Tom''': I know, the Florentine! A private room at the Florentine.
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It used to be the best place in London.
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
**Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. [Pause]. Oh, foolish anyway.
*LikeFatherUnlikeSon: Tom is determined not to be like his father, and he isn’t for the most part.
*ManipulativeBitch: It’s apparent that Cecilia uses sex to make Tom do what she wants, but he finally realizes this and [[spoiler: leaves her for Daisy]].
*MarriageOfConvenience: Daisy proposes one to Tom, so she can lawfully have a kid.
-->'''Daisy''': On the boat coming over, the sweetest small boy, about two, and I got crazy about him and I want one. I want one *badly*. So would you please be good enough to marry me?
-->'''Tom''': [Startled and stands straight up]
-->'''Daisy''': Oh, you always said you wanted to and I wouldn't let you. Well, it isn't terribly serious, not a life sentence, you know, just for a little while if you like. Will be such a dirty trick on him if you didn't.
*OnlyInItForTheMoney: Cecilia’s manipulations has changed Tom into a money-obsessed man when he was DoingItForTheArt before.
*ThePreCodeEra: This is the type of film that could’ve only been made during the loose time of the early thirties.
*ReadyForLoveMaking: Cecilia prepares a romantic evening in her parlour, inviting Tom to her bedroom, and undresses, waiting for his arrival.
*SellOut: What Tom has become. He’s selling his publishing company to a large corporate one that will give him a lot of money, but not much artistic
*SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Tom explaining his relationship with Daisy to Cecilia.
*TitleDrop: Daisy mentions that Tom and she are still part of “the animal kingdom” i.e. still tempted by their instincts and desires.
*WillTheyOrWontThey: Will Tom come back to Daisy? [[spoiler: He does.]]
*UnrequitedLove: Owen (Neil Hamilton) is still in love with Cecilia even after she’s married to Tom.
*YourCheatingHeart: It’s obvious that Cecilia still has a thing for Owen, and she almost kisses him before Daisy awkwardly finds them in this compromising situation.
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Tom Collier (Howard), a publisher, doesn’t want to end his friendship with his friend/lover, Daisy (Harding), but she insists that they must since he’s going to marry Cecilia Henry (Loy). But Tom soon finds the marriage unsatisfactory: Cecilia makes him sacrifice his artistic vision [[OnlyInItForTheMoney for money]] and forget not only Daisy, but his other artistic friends. He soon realizes that he must choose between these two women if he wants to come out with his soul unscathed.
!!This film demonstrates the following tropes:
*BrilliantButLazy: Tom’s father’s estimation of Tom.
*ChosenConceptionPartner: Daisy wants Tom to be her child’s father, but they don’t go through without because of his impending marriage.
*DeadSparks: Although there may be some sexual sparks thrown here and there, sex is only Cecilia’s way to use and manipulate Tom. They really don’t like each other much.
*DistinguishedGentlemansPipe: Tom is almost never seen without it.
*FriendsWithBenefits: Tom and Daisy’s relationship which is a rarity for films even from ThePreCodeEra.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tom recalls a wonderful little brothel he used to go to:
-->'''Tom''': I know, the Florentine! A private room at the Florentine.
-->'''Cecilia''': What's that?
-->'''Tom''': Its a sort of hotel. Run by a woman called Flora Conover.
-->'''Cecilia''': Sounds wicked.
-->'''Tom''': It used to be the best place in London.
-->'''Cecilia''': Place? What sort of place?
-->'''Tom''': Twenty guineas.
-->'''Cecilia''': Twenty guineas?
-->'''Tom''': On the mantle piece.
-->'''Cecilia''': What are you talking about?
-->'''Tom''': In advance, at that.
-->'''Cecilia''': Rather expensive, wasn't it?
-->'''Tom''': Well, one went to Flora's to celebrate and the food was good, the waiter discreet, the wine excellent, the lady most artful.
-->'''Cecilia''': I don't care to hear about it, thank you.
**Daisy:
-->A foolish virgin me. [Pause]. Oh, foolish anyway.
*LikeFatherUnlikeSon: Tom is determined not to be like his father, and he isn’t for the most part.
*ManipulativeBitch: It’s apparent that Cecilia uses sex to make Tom do what she wants, but he finally realizes this and [[spoiler: leaves her for Daisy]].
*MarriageOfConvenience: Daisy proposes one to Tom, so she can lawfully have a kid.
-->'''Daisy''': On the boat coming over, the sweetest small boy, about two, and I got crazy about him and I want one. I want one *badly*. So would you please be good enough to marry me?
-->'''Tom''': [Startled and stands straight up]
-->'''Daisy''': Oh, you always said you wanted to and I wouldn't let you. Well, it isn't terribly serious, not a life sentence, you know, just for a little while if you like. Will be such a dirty trick on him if you didn't.
*OnlyInItForTheMoney: Cecilia’s manipulations has changed Tom into a money-obsessed man when he was DoingItForTheArt before.
*ThePreCodeEra: This is the type of film that could’ve only been made during the loose time of the early thirties.
*ReadyForLoveMaking: Cecilia prepares a romantic evening in her parlour, inviting Tom to her bedroom, and undresses, waiting for his arrival.
*SellOut: What Tom has become. He’s selling his publishing company to a large corporate one that will give him a lot of money, but not much artistic
*SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Tom explaining his relationship with Daisy to Cecilia.
*TitleDrop: Daisy mentions that Tom and she are still part of “the animal kingdom” i.e. still tempted by their instincts and desires.
*WillTheyOrWontThey: Will Tom come back to Daisy? [[spoiler: He does.]]
*UnrequitedLove: Owen (Neil Hamilton) is still in love with Cecilia even after she’s married to Tom.
*YourCheatingHeart: It’s obvious that Cecilia still has a thing for Owen, and she almost kisses him before Daisy awkwardly finds them in this compromising situation.
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