Agree with Tom, if it's there for some of you, fine. If not, that's even better. As Tom said, it wasn't in the story, etc. Can't imagine why they would put it in when everything was so meticulous about the film. And as Tom said, f..k was not a word used prolifically at that time. When f..k was said at that time, it meant something... now it is just a noun, verb, adverb, adjective used indiscriminately by persons who don't have an adequate vocabulary to get their idea across without profanity. Rarely swear, but if I do then people know I am either very upset or angry.