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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 165960" data-attributes="member: 237">Rewatching Jock&#039;s will and the contest for Ewing oil season now and found another nice moment.The scene is tense, as the family is eating dinner and arguing about Miss Ellie trying to overturn Jock&#039;s will.&nbsp; Brooks Oliver stops in unannounced, and this only adds to the tension in the room.&nbsp; Brooks asks to see Miss Ellie.As Miss Ellie gets up to leave the room, J.R. rises to show respect.Now, this is one of those tiny little moments, but thanks to the internet we can watch it again and notice a few things:Remember that J.R. and Miss Ellie have been arguing for some time now.&nbsp; And this scene is happening during the argument. Even though Bobby is outside the frame, it appears that J.R. is the only one who rises.This really makes me think that this is not in the script.&nbsp; It is Larry Hagman&#039;s respect for Barbara Bel Geddes that causes him to rise when she gets up to leave the room.Another nice little thing that is barely noticeable, but a nice gesture by Larry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 165960, member: 237"] Rewatching Jock's will and the contest for Ewing oil season now and found another nice moment. The scene is tense, as the family is eating dinner and arguing about Miss Ellie trying to overturn Jock's will. Brooks Oliver stops in unannounced, and this only adds to the tension in the room. Brooks asks to see Miss Ellie. As Miss Ellie gets up to leave the room, J.R. rises to show respect. Now, this is one of those tiny little moments, but thanks to the internet we can watch it again and notice a few things: Remember that J.R. and Miss Ellie have been arguing for some time now. And this scene is happening during the argument. Even though Bobby is outside the frame, it appears that J.R. is the only one who rises. This really makes me think that this is not in the script. It is Larry Hagman's respect for Barbara Bel Geddes that causes him to rise when she gets up to leave the room. Another nice little thing that is barely noticeable, but a nice gesture by Larry. [/QUOTE]

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