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♪

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♪ dramatic music playing ♪

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‐ Well, I guess it is about kick‐off time.

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I'm gonna put this on top of here

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so we can get both of us.

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My next guest has appeared on Broadway.

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Sold out Carnegie Hall.

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She's played in movies
out in Hollywood

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with the likes of Louis Armstrong.

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I am Reginald Lord Divine

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and oh, my God...
[chuckles]

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Oh, my God.

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I cannot believe
that we have the opportunity

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as I live and breathe
to interview the Lady,

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the legend, my hero, Miss Billie Holiday.

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The Lady Day.
Which do you prefer, honey?

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‐ She'd prefer you pay her money first.

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REGINALD:
Tell me. Tell me.

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What's it like to be a colored woman?

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‐ Would you ask Doris Day
a question like that?

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‐ Well, Doris Day
is not colored, silly. [laughs]

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‐ Jesus.

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[scoffs]

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[coughing]

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‐ I want to talk <i>Strange Fruit.</i>

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Yes, <i>Strange Fruit.</i>

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My audience wants to know.

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You keep getting in trouble for it,

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but you are determined to keep singing it.
Troublemaker!

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‐ You ever seen a lynching?

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It's about human rights.

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Government forgets that sometimes.

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♪ "All of Me" playing ♪

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They just want me to shut up
and sing <i>All of Me.</i>

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REGINALD: <i>Let's start where it all began.</i>

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<i>At the Cafe Society.</i>

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<i>Oh, honey, I loved that place.</i>

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‐ ♪ <i>Can't you see?</i> ♪

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♪ <i>I'm no good without you</i> ♪

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REGINALD: <i>I remember seeing</i>
<i>Lena Horne tipping in with... Who was it?</i>

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<i>Oh, that drunk. Oh! Tallulah Bankhead.</i>

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<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>I want to lose them</i> ♪

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REGINALD: <i>That's the first time</i>
<i>I saw you sing, honey.</i>

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<i>Mesmerizing. Oh, and everybody was there.</i>
<i>‐ ♪ I never use them ♪</i>

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REGINALD: <i>The wrong kind of place</i>
<i>for the right kind of people.</i>

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FREDDY: <i>Like Jimmy Fletcher.</i>

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BILLIE: <i>Leave him alone.</i>
<i>He didn't know what he was walking into.</i>

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FREDDY: <i>Yes, he did. Soldier boy.</i>

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<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>How can I go on, dear</i> ♪

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♪ <i>Without you?</i> ♪

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REGINALD: <i>You were there with</i>
<i>that famous manager back then</i>.

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<i>What was his name?</i>

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FREDDY: <i>Crook.</i>

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[Billie laughs]

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BILLIE: <i>Yeah, that's right.</i>
<i>Crooked‐ass Joe Glaser.</i>

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<i>He was there with my husband Monroe.</i>

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♪ <i>So why not</i> ♪

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<i>♪ Take all of me? ♪</i>

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‐ Have a good evening, sir.
‐ You as well.

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<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Your goodbye</i> ♪

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♪ <i>Left me with eyes that cry</i> ♪

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♪ <i>How can I</i> ♪

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<i>♪ Go on, dear,</i>
<i>without you? ♪</i>

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♪ <i>You took the best</i> ♪

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♪ <i>So why not take the rest?</i> ♪

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♪ <i>Baby</i> ♪

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<i>♪ Take all of me ♪</i>

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<i>[applause]</i>

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[spits]

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[indistinct chatter]
[dog barking]

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WOMAN: Okay, give me a lighter.

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‐ Orson Welles is outside,
he needs to see you again.

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‐ Tell him tomorrow. Monroe's out of town.

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‐ Mm‐hmm.

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You got some fans in from Baltimore
that want to see you.

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‐ Lucio, you dig the show?
LUCIO: Oh, yeah.

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MONROE: And who are you?
‐ Jimmy Fletcher.

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‐ She don't know you.
Move. Come on, y'all.

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‐ Thank you.
ROSLYN: Come on, y'all, meet Lady Day.

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‐ Hey, how y'all doing?
Thanks for coming.

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MAN: Hello, Miss Holiday.
‐ Oh, no. Please call me Billie.

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‐ We love you.
‐ Ah, y'all are sweet.

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So y'all came all the way from Baltimore
to come see me, huh?

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‐ Yes, ma'am.
‐ Yes, ma'am.

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And you're gonna take me
to a fancy dinner, too.

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‐ Gee‐whiz! I'm from Baltimore, too.

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Come here. Have some champagne.
Prez, give 'em something to drink.

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You just make sure he take you
to Jimmie's Chicken Shack up in Harlem.

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ROSLYN: Oh, God, yeah. Mm‐mm‐mm.
BILLIE: That's good eatin'.

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Here. Let me see that.

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MONROE: Where in Baltimore are y'all from?

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‐ Near Columbus Park?
‐ Okay, yeah, she's from east.

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‐ Yeah. Fells Point.

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WOMAN: Thank you.
MAN: Thank you, Miss Holiday.

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MONROE: No, nigga.

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‐ I'm sorry, Mom.
I was on a job interview.

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‐ What job interview's, uh, at 10:30...

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Don't... stop. Stop.
[Fletcher grunting]

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What job interviews are at 10:30
on a Sunday night?

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James, your lies are unbecoming,
and I'm getting tired of it.

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Living off your father's
hard‐earned trust.

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And you know I hate when you're late.
‐ Yes.

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‐ Sunday dinner's all we have together
now that you've moved out.

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‐ Yes. Yes, Mother, I was downtown
interviewing for this writing position

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with <i>The Sun</i> news.

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I had to go to the editor's home.

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I got the job.

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[Fletcher groans]

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‐ Your father would turn in his grave

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with all that he accomplished.
‐ Mom. Mom, please.

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‐ You're not fooling nobody
walking around in that uniform.

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Just because I don't hang
in the gutter with your friends

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doesn't mean I don't know what's going on.

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You're hanging out
with those jazz musicians

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in them clubs and God...

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God knows what else.
Take this out of here.

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‐ I do like the jazz clubs, Mom.

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I even met Billie Holiday.

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‐ Really?
‐ Yes, really.

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You should be congratulating me
on my new job that I start tomorrow.

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Finally getting out of this uniform.

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‐ Oh, my! Billie Holiday!
[chuckles]

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I hear that she is quite the lady.

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‐ I don't know, Mom.
I hear just the opposite.

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‐ Those are just rumors.

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Anytime somebody colored
is doing something right,

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they paint us out wrong.

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♪

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WAITER: Good morning, Miss Holiday.
‐ Milk. No, that's for the baby.

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Mommy didn't forget about you.
[indistinct dialogue]

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‐ It's like a damn kennel in here.

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<i>‐ Vogue</i> magazine want to interview me
about your gowns and such.

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‐ You ain't giving no interview
to no magazine.

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Somebody wants to hear about her
they can come talk to me.

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‐ They sent these over.

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‐ I'll take them both.
‐ It'll cost me an arm and a leg.

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‐ Shut the fuck up, Monroe.

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[Billie laughs]

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BILLIE: Send the dressmaker
one of my husband's arms, please.

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[laughter]

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‐ [whispering]:
Ooh, where'd he come from?

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♪ saxophone playing ♪

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‐ Yeah. Joe, nah, he not clicking.

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‐ Hey, man. Thanks for coming in.

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‐ Sorry, ma'am.
‐ Thank you.

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‐ Good riddance.
‐ Ros.

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‐ He was horrible.
‐ Take a look.

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‐ Yeah, looks good.

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MONROE: They should be running
half‐page ads, at least.

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You should be getting
a bigger cut of the door, too.

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You're practically
topping the DownBeat poll.

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Eleanor Roosevelt has to pull strings
to get in here.

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‐ He has a point.

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‐ Yeah, you do kind of got a point.

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Glaser.

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‐ I'm working on it.

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‐ When she started here, she was a nobody,
and now she's a star.

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‐ I'm working on it, okay?

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‐ Joe's working on it, honey.
ROSLYN: Give me that.

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Mm‐mm. See, look. Told you.

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[dogs chewing noisily]

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‐ Your friend Anslinger's
in the paper again.

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‐ He ain't no friend of mine.
‐ Sure he is.

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Glaser's friend, too, right?

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GLASER: I cut <i>Strange Fruit.</i>

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‐ No, Joe.
I want to sing the damn song, all right?

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The club advertises it.

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People pay good money to come here
and hear me sing it.

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GLASER: I've told you a hundred times,

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people in high places
don't want you singing that song.

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‐ And I've asked you
over a hundred times...

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"What people, Joe?"

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What you looking at him for?

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Shit, I'm the one who pays you.

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‐ The government.

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‐ Yeah, the government.

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People like your buddy Anslinger, right?

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‐ Quit it with that, huh?

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‐ The song means a lot to me, Joe.

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‐ Meeropol wrote it
and he's a fucking commie.

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‐ Come on. I don't care, all right?

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It's important to me.

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‐ You ain't singing that song.

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‐ I'll sing what the fuck I want.

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‐ Look, if Lady wants to sing the song,
then we should sing the song.

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‐ Gives a face to them
little boys being lynched.

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‐ Mind your business, Freddy.

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Look, bitch,
we ain't going through this again.

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‐ You, uh, if you all
ain't Anslinger's friends,

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then how come you be sitting with him
every night?

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‐ What do you expect us to do, huh?

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Run from the man?
I'm trying to protect your ass.

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‐ Don't lie to me, nigga.

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‐ I ain't lying.

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‐ I'm scratching it.

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It's for your own good, okay?

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[dogs barking]

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MONROE:
Get up, c'mon.

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‐ Get the fuck off me. Come on, let's go.

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‐ Fuck the feds and fuck Anslinger.

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♪

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[indistinct chatter]

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♪

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ANSLINGER: Gentlemen.

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You have to help me get this budget
pushed through Congress tomorrow.

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‐ We just increased your budget last year.

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Thank you, Roy.

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McCarthy, I gotta get me
a Roy Cohn just like you.

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Why is this so important to you, Harry?

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‐ Drugs and niggers are a contamination
to our great American civilization.

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‐ Well, that's why we helped you
in the first place.

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‐ John, listen to me.
This jazz music is the devil's work.

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That's why
this Holiday woman's got to be stopped.

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She keeps singing this <i>Strange Fruit</i> song

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and it's causing a lot of people
to think the wrong things.

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We've warned her to stop singing that,
but she won't.

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We've got her husband in the bag,
though she won't stop singing the song.

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‐ People are calling the song
a musical starting gun

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for the so‐called civil rights movement.

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‐ Well, let me ask you a question.

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You all got a plan?

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We can't just arrest a nigger
for singing a song.

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[laughter]

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‐ She's inciting a riot.

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ROY: That's a misdemeanor at best.

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She's a drug addict, though.

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‐ Exactly.

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‐ You go after that bitch on the drugs.

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♪

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‐ Joe Guy! [laughs]

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I came down here for you to save my ass.

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JOE: You don't need me to do that.

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Shit, Lady...

239
00:13:51.292 --> 00:13:53.208
You do that all by yourself.

240
00:14:22.750 --> 00:14:24.000
[exhales sharply]

241
00:14:26.042 --> 00:14:29.083
[clock ticking]

242
00:14:46.208 --> 00:14:48.333
[horn honking]
[dogs barking]

243
00:14:53.917 --> 00:14:56.000
<i>[cheers and applause]</i>

244
00:14:57.167 --> 00:14:58.625
GLASER:
<i>It's for your own good, okay.</i>

245
00:14:58.625 --> 00:14:59.792
<i>I'm scratching it.</i>

246
00:15:00.167 --> 00:15:01.458
BILLIE: <i>Thank you.</i>
<i>[applause continues]</i>

247
00:15:03.167 --> 00:15:04.500
Can you all hear me out there?

248
00:15:04.500 --> 00:15:05.958
CROWD: Yes!

249
00:15:05.958 --> 00:15:07.917
‐ Oh, good. 'Cause I sure can hear you.

250
00:15:07.917 --> 00:15:09.708
[laughter]

251
00:15:09.708 --> 00:15:11.583
Say hi to Louis Armstrong everybody.

252
00:15:11.583 --> 00:15:14.542
[cheers and applause]

253
00:15:15.625 --> 00:15:19.250
We're recording a V‐Disc tonight
for all our men and women in the service,

254
00:15:19.250 --> 00:15:21.250
and that makes tonight
all the more special.

255
00:15:21.250 --> 00:15:23.042
You all are fighting
a real fight out there

256
00:15:23.042 --> 00:15:24.167
and we love you for it.

257
00:15:24.167 --> 00:15:27.375
[cheers and applause]

258
00:15:27.375 --> 00:15:30.667
♪ mournful music playing ♪

259
00:15:32.500 --> 00:15:34.083
I feel lonely, Louis.

260
00:15:35.250 --> 00:15:36.667
Let's say we try <i>Solitude.</i>

261
00:15:37.167 --> 00:15:38.542
‐ Anything for you, Lady.

262
00:15:39.750 --> 00:15:44.000
‐ ♪ <i>In my solitude</i> ♪

263
00:15:45.375 --> 00:15:51.167
♪ <i>You haunt me</i> ♪

264
00:15:53.750 --> 00:15:57.542
♪ <i>With reveries</i> ♪

265
00:15:58.417 --> 00:16:02.458
♪ <i>Of days gone by</i> ♪

266
00:16:05.917 --> 00:16:09.000
♪ <i>In my solitude</i> ♪

267
00:16:11.500 --> 00:16:16.583
♪ <i>You taunt me</i> ♪

268
00:16:19.667 --> 00:16:23.000
♪ <i>With memories</i> ♪

269
00:16:23.708 --> 00:16:27.417
♪ <i>That never die</i> ♪

270
00:16:32.500 --> 00:16:35.292
♪ <i>I sit in my chair</i> ♪

271
00:16:35.875 --> 00:16:38.292
♪ <i>Filled with despair</i> ♪

272
00:16:39.708 --> 00:16:44.208
♪ <i>There's no one could be so sad</i> ♪

273
00:16:45.708 --> 00:16:48.250
♪ <i>With gloom everywhere</i> ♪

274
00:16:49.042 --> 00:16:52.125
♪ <i>I sit and I stare</i> ♪

275
00:16:52.750 --> 00:16:57.167
♪ <i>I know that I'll soon go mad</i> ♪

276
00:16:58.042 --> 00:17:02.125
♪ <i>In my solitude</i> ♪

277
00:17:03.583 --> 00:17:08.458
♪ <i>I'm praying</i> ♪

278
00:17:10.583 --> 00:17:14.250
♪ <i>Dear Lord above</i> ♪

279
00:17:15.625 --> 00:17:17.417
♪ <i>Send me back</i> ♪

280
00:17:17.417 --> 00:17:23.292
<i>♪ My love ♪</i>

281
00:17:23.292 --> 00:17:25.542
[applause]

282
00:17:35.042 --> 00:17:37.167
[spoon clinking]

283
00:17:43.000 --> 00:17:44.083
FLETCHER: Hi.

284
00:17:44.833 --> 00:17:46.375
Is Miss Holiday here?

285
00:17:46.375 --> 00:17:48.625
‐ You finally struck up the nerve
to come see her.

286
00:17:49.083 --> 00:17:50.167
BILLIE: Who is that?

287
00:17:50.625 --> 00:17:52.167
‐ It's the little writer nigga
here to see you.

288
00:17:52.167 --> 00:17:54.250
‐ Freddy! Who is it?

289
00:17:54.250 --> 00:17:56.250
‐ Little pretty motherfucker
that be writing all the time.

290
00:17:56.250 --> 00:17:58.083
‐ Oh! Yeah. Let him back.

291
00:18:01.500 --> 00:18:03.708
‐ You can give me them flowers,
she don't need 'em.

292
00:18:05.583 --> 00:18:06.875
What, you scared?

293
00:18:08.958 --> 00:18:11.125
You better not be one of 'em
gossip folk either.

294
00:18:15.292 --> 00:18:16.875
Lady, I'll be back.
BILLIE: Yeah.

295
00:18:21.458 --> 00:18:24.375
[door closes]
No uniform tonight, soldier boy.

296
00:18:26.000 --> 00:18:27.375
You're here all the time.

297
00:18:28.750 --> 00:18:31.417
Jimmy Fletcher.
[chuckles]

298
00:18:32.917 --> 00:18:34.375
‐ Great show last night.

299
00:18:35.417 --> 00:18:36.458
‐ Yeah...

300
00:18:38.750 --> 00:18:40.000
Now it's quiet.

301
00:18:42.500 --> 00:18:43.875
I don't like the quiet.

302
00:18:47.125 --> 00:18:48.167
So noisy, you know.

303
00:18:48.167 --> 00:18:51.125
♪

304
00:18:51.125 --> 00:18:52.833
I've been practicing this new thing.

305
00:18:54.917 --> 00:18:57.375
What you think?
‐ I like it.

306
00:18:57.375 --> 00:18:58.958
‐ It's nice, right?
‐ Yeah.

307
00:18:59.875 --> 00:19:01.917
‐ You don't got a girl?
‐ Nope.

308
00:19:04.625 --> 00:19:08.083
I've served my time for the country,
now, starting a new job.

309
00:19:10.708 --> 00:19:13.000
[Billie counting, quietly]

310
00:19:13.000 --> 00:19:14.750
Your boyfriend give you that stuff?

311
00:19:16.667 --> 00:19:18.042
‐ Why, you want some?

312
00:19:18.583 --> 00:19:19.583
‐ No, thanks.

313
00:19:20.833 --> 00:19:22.583
‐ It takes the edge off, you know.

314
00:19:22.583 --> 00:19:24.208
Two, three...

315
00:19:24.208 --> 00:19:25.375
Pour yourself a drink.

316
00:19:25.375 --> 00:19:26.875
...three.

317
00:19:26.875 --> 00:19:27.875
‐ Sure.

318
00:19:28.333 --> 00:19:30.167
‐ One, two, three.

319
00:19:30.583 --> 00:19:32.542
One, two, three.

320
00:19:34.833 --> 00:19:36.792
‐ Why don't you ever sing <i>Strange Fruit?</i>

321
00:19:37.458 --> 00:19:39.125
<i>‐ Strange Fruit.</i>

322
00:19:41.833 --> 00:19:44.000
I got to be pretty high to sing that one.

323
00:19:46.167 --> 00:19:47.708
‐ Never heard you sing it.

324
00:19:54.000 --> 00:19:56.458
‐ It's a song about important things,
you know.

325
00:19:58.167 --> 00:20:00.208
Things that are going on in the country.

326
00:20:00.917 --> 00:20:03.208
I don't think people know
I care about those things.

327
00:20:04.417 --> 00:20:06.375
Most of my other songs
are just about love.

328
00:20:07.875 --> 00:20:10.000
‐ Well, love is important, too, right?

329
00:20:12.583 --> 00:20:17.417
‐ You know, one day,
I'm gonna quit the drinking.

330
00:20:18.083 --> 00:20:20.000
And get off that stuff, too.

331
00:20:20.000 --> 00:20:21.458
[Fletcher chuckles]

332
00:20:21.458 --> 00:20:23.125
Maybe go to one of those hospitals,
you know,

333
00:20:23.125 --> 00:20:25.542
like Judy Garland, those movie stars.

334
00:20:28.042 --> 00:20:30.417
You know how to do the waltz?
That shit is so pretty.

335
00:20:30.417 --> 00:20:31.417
‐ Yes.

336
00:20:32.417 --> 00:20:33.625
‐ You do?

337
00:20:34.833 --> 00:20:36.500
You would look good in a tuxedo.

338
00:20:36.917 --> 00:20:38.167
‐ You are funny.

339
00:20:39.958 --> 00:20:41.167
‐ Yeah.

340
00:20:46.333 --> 00:20:47.875
'Cause I know what you want.

341
00:20:59.083 --> 00:21:01.625
♪

342
00:21:04.708 --> 00:21:05.792
[Fletcher chuckles]

343
00:21:06.458 --> 00:21:08.750
Which one of my songs
is your favorite song?

344
00:21:09.375 --> 00:21:10.417
<i>‐ All of Me.</i>

345
00:21:11.708 --> 00:21:13.708
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>All of me</i> ♪

346
00:21:14.625 --> 00:21:18.917
♪ <i>Why not take all of me</i> ♪

347
00:21:20.083 --> 00:21:21.167
Yeah.

348
00:21:21.625 --> 00:21:23.875
All right, well,
that'll be our song then.

349
00:21:26.000 --> 00:21:28.750
So you really know
how to do the waltz, huh?
‐ Yes.

350
00:21:28.750 --> 00:21:34.708
♪

351
00:21:38.917 --> 00:21:42.458
♪

352
00:21:45.042 --> 00:21:46.625
[sobbing]

353
00:21:46.625 --> 00:21:49.333
‐ That's good. Come on.

354
00:21:49.333 --> 00:21:51.875
‐ Come now. Come on. Come on.
‐ There you go.

355
00:21:53.792 --> 00:21:54.875
That's good.

356
00:21:55.792 --> 00:21:57.250
FREDDY: I know.
BILLIE: Right.

357
00:21:58.458 --> 00:22:01.458
[crying]

358
00:22:09.333 --> 00:22:10.708
‐ I'm sorry for your loss.

359
00:22:11.958 --> 00:22:14.417
‐ Of course.
FLETCHER: I lost my father
when I was young.

360
00:22:14.417 --> 00:22:15.708
‐ My Lord...

361
00:22:16.917 --> 00:22:18.708
[sighs, clears throat]

362
00:22:20.292 --> 00:22:22.417
‐ Chiquita sat on my lap every day.

363
00:22:22.417 --> 00:22:25.167
[sobbing]
ROSLYN: It was her dog.

364
00:22:26.000 --> 00:22:28.208
Her dog died.

365
00:22:30.208 --> 00:22:33.458
‐ It was the little one, not the big one.

366
00:22:34.542 --> 00:22:36.375
Mister's all right. Yeah?

367
00:22:36.375 --> 00:22:37.667
Mister's fine, right?

368
00:22:38.333 --> 00:22:39.958
ROSLYN: Billie, I told you,

369
00:22:39.958 --> 00:22:42.875
you can't let Chiquita
eat off your plate.

370
00:22:43.333 --> 00:22:45.792
That's why she choked.
‐ Ros.

371
00:22:47.000 --> 00:22:48.833
[sobbing]

372
00:22:51.458 --> 00:22:53.708
REGINALD:
Someone tells me

373
00:22:53.708 --> 00:22:56.333
you are very tight

374
00:22:56.333 --> 00:22:58.875
with Tallulah Bankhead.

375
00:22:59.208 --> 00:23:00.500
You know what I mean?

376
00:23:01.583 --> 00:23:04.167
‐ Now wait. What Tallulah Bankhead
got to do with this?

377
00:23:04.167 --> 00:23:07.042
You said this interview
was a retrospective on her career.

378
00:23:08.250 --> 00:23:09.250
Cut the tape.

379
00:23:10.500 --> 00:23:11.583
Cut the tape.

380
00:23:13.250 --> 00:23:16.667
Little bitch, you got one more time
to ask one more smartass question.

381
00:23:16.667 --> 00:23:20.375
♪

382
00:23:25.417 --> 00:23:27.667
‐ Nobody saw us come in here, right?
‐ No.

383
00:23:29.167 --> 00:23:31.708
<i>Vogue</i> magazine wants to talk to me
about you.

384
00:23:32.250 --> 00:23:34.375
Should I do it?
‐ Go ahead.

385
00:23:36.042 --> 00:23:37.708
Just take me to your room.

386
00:23:41.208 --> 00:23:43.125
‐ James.
‐ Ma'am.

387
00:23:44.667 --> 00:23:46.417
You know I can't allow her on here.

388
00:23:46.708 --> 00:23:48.417
[scoffs]

389
00:23:48.417 --> 00:23:50.333
‐ James, don't you know who this is?

390
00:23:50.333 --> 00:23:52.500
‐ I do know who
she is, Miss Bankhead.

391
00:23:52.500 --> 00:23:54.000
Also know I want to keep my job.

392
00:23:56.292 --> 00:23:59.625
Miss Holiday, only Negro allowed
on this elevator's me.

393
00:24:01.208 --> 00:24:02.667
‐ What? So Negroes can't,

394
00:24:03.875 --> 00:24:06.917
but a bunch of goddamn bull daggers can.

395
00:24:09.458 --> 00:24:11.250
‐ Miss Holiday, you got to
take the service elevator.

396
00:24:11.250 --> 00:24:13.917
‐ I'm not taking
a fucking service elevator.

397
00:24:14.667 --> 00:24:15.667
Just move.

398
00:24:16.750 --> 00:24:17.875
Excuse me.

399
00:24:18.417 --> 00:24:19.500
‐ Please.

400
00:24:19.958 --> 00:24:21.917
Now, they're killing us
for less down south.

401
00:24:22.250 --> 00:24:23.542
Lynching men and women.

402
00:24:24.292 --> 00:24:25.958
Please don't cause a fuss here.

403
00:24:28.125 --> 00:24:30.583
♪

404
00:24:33.958 --> 00:24:35.208
‐ Get off me.

405
00:24:36.250 --> 00:24:37.667
Just don't touch me.

406
00:24:45.083 --> 00:24:47.792
‐ I'll take the damn service elevator
with you.

407
00:25:09.708 --> 00:25:11.042
‐ Damn it.

408
00:25:13.833 --> 00:25:16.500
♪

409
00:25:25.667 --> 00:25:28.208
♪

410
00:25:35.083 --> 00:25:38.333
[indistinct, low murmuring]

411
00:25:43.000 --> 00:25:45.792
[cheers and applause]

412
00:26:03.250 --> 00:26:04.250
‐ Billie!
‐ Billie!

413
00:26:06.167 --> 00:26:08.333
[indistinct cheering]

414
00:26:08.333 --> 00:26:10.542
WOMAN: We can't wait
to hear you sing, Billie!

415
00:26:11.417 --> 00:26:14.250
MAN 1: Sing <i>Strange Fruit.</i>
MAN 2: <i>Strange Fruit,</i> Billie.

416
00:26:18.375 --> 00:26:21.917
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Southern trees</i> ♪

417
00:26:21.917 --> 00:26:23.292
‐ Get her off that stage.

418
00:26:25.417 --> 00:26:29.125
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Bear a strange</i> ♪

419
00:26:29.125 --> 00:26:32.000
<i>♪ Fruit ♪</i>

420
00:26:33.458 --> 00:26:35.042
[doors clattering]

421
00:26:35.042 --> 00:26:38.292
‐ We gotta get the hell outta here.
‐ Hey, Prez! Get off me.

422
00:26:38.625 --> 00:26:41.208
WOMAN: Hey, leave her alone!
MAN: What are you doing?

423
00:26:41.208 --> 00:26:44.083
[indistinct shouting]

424
00:26:44.083 --> 00:26:45.875
BILLIE:
I'm singing this goddamn song!

425
00:26:45.875 --> 00:26:47.833
I'm singing this song!

426
00:26:54.250 --> 00:26:56.667
[crowd shouting in distance]

427
00:26:56.667 --> 00:26:57.958
MAN:
Hurry your ass up!

428
00:27:03.083 --> 00:27:05.500
[car engine starts]

429
00:27:08.708 --> 00:27:10.542
JOE:
You're safe here, baby.

430
00:27:10.542 --> 00:27:13.875
BILLIE: Hey, Joe honey, can you get me
some ice cream, please?

431
00:27:13.875 --> 00:27:15.292
‐ I don't want any ice cream.

432
00:27:15.292 --> 00:27:17.458
‐ Come on, please,
baby, just go to Libby's,

433
00:27:17.458 --> 00:27:18.667
right around the corner.

434
00:27:19.625 --> 00:27:21.417
That sound good.
Ice cream sound good.

435
00:27:21.417 --> 00:27:24.250
‐ All right, baby, I'mma get you
some ice cream, okay?

436
00:27:24.750 --> 00:27:27.083
‐ Thank you, honey.
‐ Hold my head up.

437
00:27:27.083 --> 00:27:28.667
[laughing]

438
00:27:30.333 --> 00:27:31.792
What kind of ice cream you want?

439
00:27:31.792 --> 00:27:34.167
‐ Chocolate ice cream,
I want chocolate ice cream.

440
00:27:34.167 --> 00:27:35.875
‐ Chocolate ice cream on the way.

441
00:27:37.292 --> 00:27:40.583
You ain't gettin' me no ice cream.
You can't get me shit, you.

442
00:27:40.583 --> 00:27:42.125
Where you going? Ice cream that way.

443
00:27:42.125 --> 00:27:44.417
‐ Mm. Go somewhere where the ice cream is.

444
00:27:45.667 --> 00:27:47.750
‐ Get up, Joe.
‐ Mm‐mm.

445
00:27:50.000 --> 00:27:51.667
‐ Fine, I'll go get it myself.

446
00:27:51.667 --> 00:27:54.625
♪ "Blue Moon" playing on record ♪

447
00:28:00.417 --> 00:28:02.333
‐ Then you gotta put some clothes on.

448
00:28:02.333 --> 00:28:04.000
‐ I got some clothes on.

449
00:28:04.000 --> 00:28:05.667
You don't see this coat on me?

450
00:28:06.125 --> 00:28:07.375
‐ Nigga, that's my coat.

451
00:28:08.458 --> 00:28:09.750
‐ Shut up, stupid.

452
00:28:21.917 --> 00:28:23.125
FBI AGENT:
It's in here somewhere.

453
00:28:23.125 --> 00:28:24.542
‐ Joe, get up, the Feds!

454
00:28:24.542 --> 00:28:26.042
‐ Both of you are under arrest.

455
00:28:26.042 --> 00:28:27.958
No, Holiday. Stop, stop!

456
00:28:29.500 --> 00:28:30.500
Stop!

457
00:28:32.500 --> 00:28:34.250
FBI AGENT: Get up.
[indistinct chatter]

458
00:28:38.208 --> 00:28:40.042
FBI AGENT: Give me your hands.
JOE: Fuck off of me, man.

459
00:28:40.042 --> 00:28:42.500
BILLIE:
You drank with me backstage

460
00:28:42.500 --> 00:28:44.333
pretending to be a soldier.

461
00:28:44.958 --> 00:28:48.042
That's low.
‐ Punch that nigga in his face, Billie.

462
00:28:48.833 --> 00:28:50.750
‐ I almost kissed your ugly ass.

463
00:28:52.458 --> 00:28:55.875
You came to my baby's
goddamn funeral, Jimmy.

464
00:28:58.417 --> 00:29:01.083
And all the while you're just
some fucking fed!

465
00:29:04.583 --> 00:29:07.333
You probably don't like
any of my music, do you?

466
00:29:12.042 --> 00:29:14.917
‐ You're under arrest, Miss Holiday.

467
00:29:16.833 --> 00:29:20.167
‐ And you're a lying Black son‐of‐a‐bitch.

468
00:29:23.500 --> 00:29:27.000
‐ Policewoman will be here shortly
to search you for further evidence.

469
00:29:27.000 --> 00:29:28.417
‐ You're gonna search me?

470
00:29:28.917 --> 00:29:30.250
You search me.

471
00:29:31.000 --> 00:29:33.000
That police bitch is only
gonna feel me up.

472
00:29:33.000 --> 00:29:35.083
‐ No, ma'am.
‐ That's what you really
been wanting.

473
00:29:39.792 --> 00:29:41.708
‐ Miss Holiday,
keep your clothes on, please.

474
00:29:47.958 --> 00:29:49.708
‐ You gonna arrest me...

475
00:29:53.458 --> 00:29:55.625
Agent Fletcher.

476
00:29:57.208 --> 00:29:59.333
[breathing heavily]

477
00:29:59.333 --> 00:30:00.792
[indistinct shouting]

478
00:30:00.792 --> 00:30:02.792
GLASER: Keep out of the way.
WOMAN: Miss Holiday!

479
00:30:03.333 --> 00:30:04.708
GLASER: Give her some room.
MAN: Miss Holiday.

480
00:30:05.792 --> 00:30:07.208
‐ Billie, why did you...

481
00:30:08.292 --> 00:30:09.833
GLASER: Talk to him. There.

482
00:30:10.542 --> 00:30:11.708
Move, out of the way.

483
00:30:12.292 --> 00:30:13.917
‐ You should feel ashamed.

484
00:30:15.958 --> 00:30:17.917
You stay in trouble with the law,
Miss Holiday.

485
00:30:18.750 --> 00:30:20.417
Don't you want to set
an example for your race

486
00:30:20.417 --> 00:30:22.292
like Ella Fitzgerald and Marian Anderson?

487
00:30:25.375 --> 00:30:27.833
‐ You know, the people that are
hardest on me are my own race.

488
00:30:28.750 --> 00:30:30.292
I need help.

489
00:30:30.292 --> 00:30:31.417
Not jail time.

490
00:30:32.375 --> 00:30:34.583
[indistinct shouting]

491
00:30:37.208 --> 00:30:38.208
‐ Move.

492
00:30:41.667 --> 00:30:43.375
ANSLINGER: It's Fletcher, right?
FLETCHER: Yes, sir.

493
00:30:43.375 --> 00:30:45.542
‐ Congratulations on your fine work.

494
00:30:46.625 --> 00:30:47.875
‐ Thank you, Mr. Anslinger.

495
00:30:47.875 --> 00:30:51.833
<i>‐ The United States vs. Billie Holiday.</i>
Docket number 14‐243.

496
00:30:51.833 --> 00:30:54.083
The honorable
Judge Cullen Ganey presiding.

497
00:30:54.083 --> 00:30:55.083
All rise.

498
00:30:56.792 --> 00:30:59.125
JUDGE GANEY: <i>We need to know</i>
<i>the whole truth about your addiction.</i>

499
00:30:59.958 --> 00:31:02.792
We want you to help us trace
the drug down to the source.

500
00:31:04.625 --> 00:31:08.125
Now the police found heroin in your room
at the Attucks Hotel.

501
00:31:08.667 --> 00:31:10.250
Who supplies you?

502
00:31:10.250 --> 00:31:12.208
[crowd murmuring]

503
00:31:21.292 --> 00:31:24.125
‐ Just send me to a hospital.
Get this over with.

504
00:31:27.917 --> 00:31:31.542
♪

505
00:31:38.708 --> 00:31:40.083
‐ Miss Holiday...

506
00:31:42.083 --> 00:31:45.417
I hereby sentence you
to one year and a day...

507
00:31:45.417 --> 00:31:46.750
BILLIE: To jail?
[crowd chattering in disbelief]

508
00:31:46.750 --> 00:31:49.042
JUDGE GANEY: You'll be remanded
to Alderson Women's Prison.
‐ Joe! Joe!

509
00:31:49.042 --> 00:31:50.917
Wait, wait! Get your hands off me!

510
00:31:50.917 --> 00:31:53.417
Hey, Joe. You told me
they'd send me to a hospital.

511
00:31:53.417 --> 00:31:54.708
Y'all set me up!

512
00:31:54.708 --> 00:31:57.500
Y'all folks set me up.
Joe, I paid your ass all that money.

513
00:31:57.500 --> 00:31:59.167
Nigga, you go to jail.

514
00:31:59.167 --> 00:32:00.750
I trusted you, Joe.

515
00:32:01.875 --> 00:32:03.250
[door slams]

516
00:32:03.250 --> 00:32:06.792
♪

517
00:32:06.792 --> 00:32:08.542
GUARD:
Stand up, women.

518
00:32:13.708 --> 00:32:16.125
Stand up.
You ain't Billie Holiday in here.

519
00:32:17.417 --> 00:32:19.375
‐ Jimmy.
‐ You did it.

520
00:32:21.375 --> 00:32:22.292
[yelps]

521
00:32:22.292 --> 00:32:23.958
‐ I'm proud of you.

522
00:32:23.958 --> 00:32:27.042
♪

523
00:32:27.042 --> 00:32:28.625
[vomiting]

524
00:32:28.625 --> 00:32:30.500
[coughing]

525
00:32:38.667 --> 00:32:41.917
‐ Hey, Shirley, you got anything?
‐ Yes. Here you go.

526
00:32:41.917 --> 00:32:43.958
[phones ringing]

527
00:32:51.792 --> 00:32:54.542
SAM: They knew they couldn't
get no white boys to infiltrate Harlem.

528
00:32:54.542 --> 00:32:56.792
So they had us do it
and you're leading it.

529
00:32:58.417 --> 00:33:00.250
‐ Yes, Sam, I guess I am.

530
00:33:02.375 --> 00:33:04.333
‐ You're paving the way for all of us.

531
00:33:04.833 --> 00:33:06.708
Hoover and them white boys
better get ready.

532
00:33:07.375 --> 00:33:10.542
Can't nobody do it better than a nigga
when he gets the opportunity.

533
00:33:11.500 --> 00:33:12.667
[laughs]

534
00:33:13.208 --> 00:33:15.167
[thuds]

535
00:33:15.833 --> 00:33:18.792
‐ "You should be congratulating me
on my new job

536
00:33:18.792 --> 00:33:20.125
that I start tomorrow."

537
00:33:20.667 --> 00:33:24.333
You lied to me,
just like you lied to Miss Holiday.

538
00:33:25.375 --> 00:33:28.792
Why wouldn't you tell me that
you're working as a federal agent?

539
00:33:28.792 --> 00:33:30.917
‐ They swear you to secrecy, Mom.

540
00:33:31.375 --> 00:33:34.750
‐ You could do anything with yourself.
You don't even have to work.

541
00:33:35.667 --> 00:33:36.917
Why that?

542
00:33:39.208 --> 00:33:40.958
‐ I didn't want to be an undertaker.

543
00:33:41.500 --> 00:33:45.458
‐ The mortuary business didn't work out
so bad for us, James.

544
00:33:46.208 --> 00:33:49.792
Your father's money
left you with opportunities

545
00:33:49.792 --> 00:33:51.708
no ordinary Negroes have.

546
00:33:52.375 --> 00:33:54.750
‐ Drugs are turning Harlem upside down.

547
00:33:55.292 --> 00:33:56.875
I wanted to make a difference.

548
00:33:58.000 --> 00:34:01.750
I am one of the first
Black federal agents ever.

549
00:34:03.125 --> 00:34:05.125
‐ They're using you.

550
00:34:06.500 --> 00:34:08.667
It's not just about the drugs.

551
00:34:08.667 --> 00:34:10.625
They don't want her singing that song,

552
00:34:10.625 --> 00:34:13.042
but if she don't do it, who will?

553
00:34:13.042 --> 00:34:16.167
Ain't no other Negro star
bold enough to do it.

554
00:34:16.792 --> 00:34:18.917
She's singing it for all of us.

555
00:34:18.917 --> 00:34:20.583
That young lady is a hero.

556
00:34:21.125 --> 00:34:24.917
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>It gets worse with time</i> ♪

557
00:34:25.833 --> 00:34:30.625
♪ <i>Oh, it's a long way down from here</i> ♪

558
00:34:30.625 --> 00:34:34.125
♪ <i>They normally don't stay with me</i> ♪

559
00:34:34.875 --> 00:34:39.333
♪ <i>Once the morning light appears</i> ♪

560
00:34:39.542 --> 00:34:43.625
♪ <i>I don't have much to give</i> ♪

561
00:34:43.833 --> 00:34:46.458
♪ <i>But here is now</i> ♪

562
00:34:46.833 --> 00:34:51.458
♪ <i>And I pray it breaks your fall</i> ♪

563
00:34:51.458 --> 00:34:53.000
♪

564
00:34:53.000 --> 00:34:55.917
♪ <i>Breaks your fall</i> ♪

565
00:34:55.917 --> 00:35:00.750
♪ <i>I should warn you</i>
<i>This will probably hurt like hell</i> ♪

566
00:35:00.750 --> 00:35:01.708
[thwacks]

567
00:35:01.708 --> 00:35:04.208
♪ <i>I don't do love</i> ♪

568
00:35:04.208 --> 00:35:07.292
♪ <i>Or lovers very well</i> ♪

569
00:35:07.292 --> 00:35:11.708
♪ <i>I fade like flowers on days like this</i> ♪

570
00:35:11.708 --> 00:35:14.375
♪ <i>It's amazing you maybe</i> ♪

571
00:35:14.375 --> 00:35:16.833
<i>♪ Past that first kiss ♪</i>

572
00:35:16.833 --> 00:35:20.042
♪ <i>I don't have much to bring</i> ♪

573
00:35:20.042 --> 00:35:22.667
♪ <i>You've seen it all</i> ♪

574
00:35:23.208 --> 00:35:28.292
♪ <i>And I pray it breaks your fall</i> ♪

575
00:35:29.292 --> 00:35:33.875
♪ <i>Breaks your fall</i> ♪

576
00:35:34.417 --> 00:35:37.917
♪ <i>'Cause there's no remedy</i> ♪

577
00:35:37.917 --> 00:35:40.083
♪ <i>For staying next to me</i> ♪

578
00:35:40.083 --> 00:35:44.000
♪ <i>The pain's contagious</i>
<i>I warned you so I blame you</i> ♪

579
00:35:44.000 --> 00:35:46.583
♪ <i>If you stay, it's your loss</i> ♪

580
00:35:46.583 --> 00:35:49.708
♪ <i>Probably say it's my fault and it is</i> ♪

581
00:35:49.958 --> 00:35:52.667
♪ <i>But it is what it is</i> ♪

582
00:35:53.833 --> 00:35:59.458
♪ <i>Oh, it gets worse with time</i> ♪

583
00:35:59.458 --> 00:36:02.000
MAN [on tape]:
<i>And, uh, even the recording dates,</i>

584
00:36:02.000 --> 00:36:06.458
<i>Billie seemed to be so thrilled</i>
<i>to make the tape with each other.</i>

585
00:36:07.500 --> 00:36:08.875
‐ I'll probably never even marry again.

586
00:36:08.875 --> 00:36:11.958
I know I'm gonna find my ass
right back up in this jail cell.

587
00:36:11.958 --> 00:36:15.000
♪ <i>Morning light comes near</i> ♪

588
00:36:15.000 --> 00:36:18.667
♪ <i>I don't have much to give</i> ♪

589
00:36:18.667 --> 00:36:21.875
♪ <i>But here is now</i> ♪

590
00:36:21.875 --> 00:36:24.417
♪ <i>And I pray it breaks</i> ♪

591
00:36:24.417 --> 00:36:28.417
<i>♪ Your fall ♪</i>

592
00:36:31.792 --> 00:36:35.792
♪ <i>Breaks your fall</i> ♪

593
00:36:38.375 --> 00:36:40.000
‐ Why'd you do it?

594
00:36:42.167 --> 00:36:44.458
‐ My father told me when I was a kid

595
00:36:44.458 --> 00:36:46.583
that drugs would be
the death of our people.

596
00:36:48.500 --> 00:36:51.625
‐ For you to be one of them agents,
you sure is stupid.

597
00:36:53.583 --> 00:36:56.417
I'mma tell you something real
about that person you put in jail.

598
00:36:57.000 --> 00:36:58.458
She was raped...

599
00:36:59.625 --> 00:37:01.667
when she was just 10 years old.

600
00:37:02.500 --> 00:37:05.208
You don't know how it is
to be missing something in your life

601
00:37:05.208 --> 00:37:07.083
that only a fix seems to fill.

602
00:37:08.333 --> 00:37:10.083
She get with these men,

603
00:37:12.917 --> 00:37:14.417
and they treat her bad.

604
00:37:15.125 --> 00:37:17.625
She run around, she steal little trinkets.

605
00:37:20.458 --> 00:37:23.542
She look like a million bucks,
but she feels like nothing.

606
00:37:27.000 --> 00:37:29.708
Hop eases the pain,
but then that shit come right back

607
00:37:29.708 --> 00:37:31.417
and it hit harder than before.

608
00:37:32.458 --> 00:37:33.667
Like a hammer.

609
00:37:38.250 --> 00:37:40.125
Billie ain't got nobody.

610
00:37:43.542 --> 00:37:45.333
Singing is her life and...

611
00:37:48.542 --> 00:37:50.875
She give that away to the world.

612
00:37:50.875 --> 00:37:53.375
So, at the end of the day,
she don't hurt nobody but herself.

613
00:37:54.500 --> 00:37:57.542
♪

614
00:38:01.042 --> 00:38:03.875
[indistinct chatter]

615
00:38:06.292 --> 00:38:08.750
[chatter stops]

616
00:38:15.833 --> 00:38:17.417
‐ Here for Mr. Anslinger.

617
00:38:17.417 --> 00:38:20.000
‐ What do you want?
‐ Mr. Anslinger?

618
00:38:20.000 --> 00:38:21.708
It's Agent James Fletcher.

619
00:38:22.667 --> 00:38:23.667
‐ Sit down.

620
00:38:25.667 --> 00:38:28.208
[phone dialing]

621
00:38:31.542 --> 00:38:33.125
[door opens]

622
00:38:33.125 --> 00:38:34.167
‐ Come on.

623
00:38:37.375 --> 00:38:39.042
‐ There's nothing on Holiday.

624
00:38:41.167 --> 00:38:43.708
FLETCHER: Well, how can there be, sir?
She's in jail.

625
00:38:47.792 --> 00:38:49.167
Pardon me for asking,

626
00:38:50.042 --> 00:38:52.125
but why is that song so important to us?

627
00:38:52.750 --> 00:38:54.417
‐ Hoover says it's un‐American.

628
00:38:55.625 --> 00:38:57.208
You've heard those lyrics.

629
00:38:57.208 --> 00:38:59.917
They provoke people, in the wrong way.

630
00:39:02.625 --> 00:39:03.625
‐ The wrong way.

631
00:39:06.500 --> 00:39:08.333
What would you have me do, sir?

632
00:39:08.333 --> 00:39:09.833
‐ You're a good liar.

633
00:39:11.208 --> 00:39:14.583
Now, I need you to go down to the prison
and tell her you're sorry.

634
00:39:16.292 --> 00:39:17.625
She'll believe you.

635
00:39:18.167 --> 00:39:19.875
She's a sucker for men.

636
00:39:21.083 --> 00:39:23.708
♪

637
00:39:23.708 --> 00:39:24.917
‐ Yes, sir.

638
00:39:28.667 --> 00:39:31.333
‐ We'll make sure she never gets
that cabaret license back.

639
00:39:38.542 --> 00:39:40.958
‐ Miss Holiday, you can't trust anyone.

640
00:39:43.750 --> 00:39:45.958
They're gonna set you up
as soon as you get out of here.

641
00:39:46.458 --> 00:39:49.250
They want you down and they want me
to take you down again.

642
00:39:50.167 --> 00:39:51.250
I won't.

643
00:39:53.208 --> 00:39:54.917
‐ What's your game, man?

644
00:39:56.917 --> 00:39:58.625
‐ I thought I was doing the right thing.

645
00:39:59.417 --> 00:40:00.875
‐ Right thing, huh?

646
00:40:05.875 --> 00:40:07.458
You look older, soldier boy.

647
00:40:07.917 --> 00:40:09.333
[tapping desk]

648
00:40:11.583 --> 00:40:13.542
‐ You said you'd kick that stuff.

649
00:40:17.292 --> 00:40:19.125
Even in prison, you're beautiful.

650
00:40:19.500 --> 00:40:21.042
‐ Don't flirt with me.

651
00:40:22.208 --> 00:40:23.750
You ain't my kind of guy.

652
00:40:31.000 --> 00:40:32.000
GUARD: Let's go.

653
00:40:36.167 --> 00:40:39.542
WOMAN: That took forever.
MAN: You know how trains can be.

654
00:40:41.042 --> 00:40:42.250
ROSLYN: Hey.

655
00:40:46.208 --> 00:40:47.875
‐ I hate baby's breath.

656
00:40:49.583 --> 00:40:53.000
‐ Hi, baby. Mommy missed you so much.

657
00:40:54.000 --> 00:40:55.833
I didn't think he'd remember me.

658
00:40:55.833 --> 00:40:58.583
ROSLYN:
This is Ed Fishman. He's a good manager.

659
00:40:59.500 --> 00:41:00.500
BILLIE: Really?

660
00:41:00.958 --> 00:41:02.208
What's he gonna do for me?

661
00:41:02.208 --> 00:41:03.292
ROSLYN: Tell her.

662
00:41:04.333 --> 00:41:08.375
‐ Billie Holiday headlining
at Carnegie Hall.

663
00:41:09.542 --> 00:41:11.000
Headlining, kid.

664
00:41:12.875 --> 00:41:14.292
‐ No one will come to see me.

665
00:41:15.125 --> 00:41:16.875
I've been reading the papers.

666
00:41:17.958 --> 00:41:20.292
All them nasty things
they're saying about me.

667
00:41:20.875 --> 00:41:22.583
‐ Tickets went on sale yesterday

668
00:41:23.167 --> 00:41:24.833
and we're selling pretty good.

669
00:41:26.417 --> 00:41:28.167
‐ They just want to hear you sing, Lady.

670
00:41:28.167 --> 00:41:29.375
‐ That's all.

671
00:41:29.625 --> 00:41:31.583
Hey, why don't you stay at Lester's?

672
00:41:31.583 --> 00:41:34.542
‐ Yeah, we can go over the numbers
and you can eat some of Mama's chitlins.

673
00:41:34.542 --> 00:41:36.708
‐ Yeah, I know
what the two of y'all are thinking.

674
00:41:37.917 --> 00:41:39.333
I beat it this time.

675
00:41:41.083 --> 00:41:43.250
I don't plan on
doing none of that shit again.

676
00:41:44.333 --> 00:41:45.583
[clears throat]

677
00:41:48.042 --> 00:41:49.458
Carnegie Hall, huh?

678
00:41:51.708 --> 00:41:54.208
Hot damn, Prez!
[Lester chuckles]

679
00:41:55.167 --> 00:41:56.958
[indistinct chatter]

680
00:41:59.792 --> 00:42:01.583
ROSLYN: Who are you smiling at?
LESTER: Shit.

681
00:42:01.583 --> 00:42:03.833
ROSLYN: Oh, hell no, not that nigga.
LESTER: She's something.

682
00:42:03.833 --> 00:42:06.208
‐ Take your goddamn dog. Come on.

683
00:42:07.167 --> 00:42:08.375
CARTER:
Well, I'll be damned.

684
00:42:08.375 --> 00:42:09.917
Your little visit to her worked.

685
00:42:11.208 --> 00:42:13.583
ROSLYN: I told you not
to get goddamn baby's breath.

686
00:42:15.500 --> 00:42:17.000
LESTER: They didn't have
no goddamn tulips.

687
00:42:17.000 --> 00:42:18.708
What the fuck you want me to do?
Grow 'em out my ass?

688
00:42:18.708 --> 00:42:22.292
BILLIE:
♪ <i>I cried for you</i> ♪

689
00:42:22.292 --> 00:42:24.750
♪ <i>Now it's your turn to cry...</i> ♪

690
00:42:24.750 --> 00:42:26.208
Hey, Miss Mona.

691
00:42:26.625 --> 00:42:29.750
♪ <i>To cry over me</i> ♪

692
00:42:29.750 --> 00:42:32.625
Listen, Bobby, I had an idea.
‐ What?

693
00:42:32.625 --> 00:42:35.875
‐ I think we should make the tune
more of a conversation, you know?

694
00:42:35.875 --> 00:42:38.208
And the band take their cue
from you, Prez.

695
00:42:38.500 --> 00:42:40.750
You play it. You know how you play it.

696
00:42:42.500 --> 00:42:45.667
♪ <i>I cry for you</i> ♪

697
00:42:46.167 --> 00:42:48.250
[scatting]

698
00:42:49.917 --> 00:42:52.083
Not now, honey. Mommy's working.

699
00:42:52.083 --> 00:42:55.208
♪ <i>I cried for you</i> ♪

700
00:42:55.208 --> 00:42:59.375
♪ <i>Now it's your turn to cry over me</i> ♪

701
00:42:59.375 --> 00:43:00.917
‐ Yeah.
‐ You dig?

702
00:43:00.917 --> 00:43:03.292
‐ I dig, I dig. Yeah.
‐ You think that'll work?

703
00:43:03.292 --> 00:43:05.167
So glad to have you back, Lady.

704
00:43:05.167 --> 00:43:06.625
BILLIE:
Yeah, I'm not feeling too bad.

705
00:43:08.417 --> 00:43:10.667
[Billie grunting]

706
00:43:10.667 --> 00:43:12.333
You know, I've been thinking.

707
00:43:12.333 --> 00:43:15.083
I think we should integrate
the audience for the show.

708
00:43:15.083 --> 00:43:17.083
You know, Blacks and whites
sitting together,

709
00:43:17.083 --> 00:43:19.125
you know, if...

710
00:43:19.875 --> 00:43:21.708
I feel like it would be
more of a party that way.

711
00:43:21.708 --> 00:43:25.375
You know, Carnegie Hall and Broadway,
the whole scene, you know what I mean?

712
00:43:25.375 --> 00:43:27.292
It's meant to keep the Negroes out.
‐ Mm‐hmm.

713
00:43:27.542 --> 00:43:29.917
‐ Let's change it up a little bit.
Do something different.

714
00:43:30.500 --> 00:43:32.375
‐ It's a great idea.
‐ You know.

715
00:43:32.875 --> 00:43:35.500
Oh, no. Miss Mona?

716
00:43:36.083 --> 00:43:37.542
‐ Yes, Miss Holiday?

717
00:43:37.542 --> 00:43:40.000
BILLIE: Honey, could you pull
that pinstripe suit out for me?

718
00:43:40.000 --> 00:43:41.708
‐ Okay.
BILLIE: Yeah, I'm gonna go pray.

719
00:43:41.708 --> 00:43:45.250
♪

720
00:43:54.375 --> 00:43:56.375
[humming]

721
00:43:57.667 --> 00:44:01.333
♪

722
00:44:02.083 --> 00:44:05.417
[humming]

723
00:44:05.417 --> 00:44:07.250
♪

724
00:44:12.042 --> 00:44:15.667
♪

725
00:44:15.667 --> 00:44:17.583
BILLIE: It's like the whole world's
out there right now.

726
00:44:17.583 --> 00:44:20.333
‐ What'd I tell ya?
Packed house, Billie, packed house.

727
00:44:21.667 --> 00:44:24.708
ROSLYN: Will you keep your head still?
‐ You know what? Stop! Stop!

728
00:44:25.208 --> 00:44:26.375
I'll do it myself.

729
00:44:29.625 --> 00:44:31.625
[groans] Shit!

730
00:44:37.042 --> 00:44:38.292
All right, I gotta go.

731
00:44:46.583 --> 00:44:48.708
Motherfucker, what are you doing?

732
00:44:48.708 --> 00:44:50.625
Who's out there right now?
ED: It's funny you should ask.

733
00:44:50.625 --> 00:44:52.500
<i>I have a whole list</i>
<i>of the most important...</i>

734
00:44:55.708 --> 00:44:57.625
[crowd murmuring]

735
00:44:57.625 --> 00:45:01.375
[cheers and applause]

736
00:45:18.375 --> 00:45:21.333
[cheers and applause continue]

737
00:45:26.042 --> 00:45:27.958
‐ She does look incredible.

738
00:45:27.958 --> 00:45:30.792
<i>‐ Thank you. [laughs]</i>
<i>Thank you, everybody.</i>

739
00:45:31.875 --> 00:45:35.292
<i>[exhales sharply]</i>
<i>Well, I'm back. [laughs]</i>

740
00:45:35.292 --> 00:45:39.542
[cheers and applause]

741
00:45:39.542 --> 00:45:41.125
<i>And jail was fun.</i>

742
00:45:41.125 --> 00:45:42.708
[laughter]

743
00:45:42.708 --> 00:45:44.417
‐ Sing <i>Strange Fruit.</i>

744
00:45:44.417 --> 00:45:46.333
[crowd cheers]

745
00:45:47.667 --> 00:45:49.917
<i>‐ I'm afraid I won't be able to do</i>
<i>that one tonight, honey.</i>

746
00:45:49.917 --> 00:45:51.583
[crowd groans]

747
00:45:52.500 --> 00:45:53.792
‐ I love you, Billie!

748
00:45:54.583 --> 00:45:56.292
<i>‐ I'm a little nervous up here tonight.</i>

749
00:45:56.792 --> 00:45:58.458
<i>All these reporters keep asking me,</i>

750
00:45:58.917 --> 00:46:00.875
<i>"Billie, why you do the things you do?"</i>

751
00:46:01.583 --> 00:46:04.208
<i>You know, I should be more like</i>
<i>this person or that person.</i>

752
00:46:04.750 --> 00:46:06.250
<i>This is what I tell them.</i>

753
00:46:06.250 --> 00:46:10.000
♪ "Ain't Nobody's Business" plays ♪

754
00:46:10.917 --> 00:46:13.042
[applause]

755
00:46:27.833 --> 00:46:32.542
♪ <i>There ain't nothing I can do</i> ♪

756
00:46:32.542 --> 00:46:36.208
♪ <i>Or nothing I can say</i> ♪

757
00:46:36.750 --> 00:46:41.333
♪ <i>That folks don't criticize me</i> ♪
[crowd clapping along to beat]

758
00:46:41.583 --> 00:46:44.667
♪ <i>But I'm going to do</i> ♪

759
00:46:44.667 --> 00:46:49.208
♪ <i>Just as I want to anyway</i> ♪
[crowd cheers]

760
00:46:50.333 --> 00:46:52.625
♪ <i>And don't care</i> ♪

761
00:46:52.625 --> 00:46:56.750
<i>♪ Just what people say ♪</i>

762
00:46:59.500 --> 00:47:04.333
♪ <i>If I should take the notion</i> ♪

763
00:47:04.333 --> 00:47:08.417
♪ <i>To jump into the ocean</i> ♪

764
00:47:09.042 --> 00:47:14.625
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business if I do</i> ♪

765
00:47:17.667 --> 00:47:21.750
♪ <i>If my man ain't got no money</i> ♪

766
00:47:22.333 --> 00:47:26.417
♪ <i>And I say take all of mine, honey</i> ♪

767
00:47:27.417 --> 00:47:32.750
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business if I do</i> ♪

768
00:47:36.083 --> 00:47:40.000
♪ <i>If I give him my last nickel</i> ♪

769
00:47:40.667 --> 00:47:44.542
♪ <i>And it leaves me in a pickle</i> ♪

770
00:47:45.458 --> 00:47:51.042
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business if I do</i> ♪

771
00:47:54.208 --> 00:47:58.167
♪ <i>Well, I'd rather my man would hit me</i> ♪

772
00:47:58.667 --> 00:48:02.958
♪ <i>Than for him to jump up and quit me</i> ♪

773
00:48:03.917 --> 00:48:09.083
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business if I do</i> ♪

774
00:48:12.458 --> 00:48:16.917
♪ <i>I swear I won't call no copper</i> ♪

775
00:48:16.917 --> 00:48:21.083
♪ <i>If I'm beat up by my papa</i> ♪

776
00:48:21.917 --> 00:48:27.833
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business if I do</i> ♪

777
00:48:30.750 --> 00:48:34.625
♪ <i>Nobody's business</i> ♪

778
00:48:34.958 --> 00:48:39.042
♪ <i>Ain't nobody's business</i> ♪

779
00:48:39.917 --> 00:48:43.458
♪ <i>Nobody's business</i> ♪

780
00:48:43.458 --> 00:48:46.875
<i>♪ If I do ♪</i>

781
00:48:49.375 --> 00:48:50.958
[cheers and applause]

782
00:48:54.875 --> 00:48:57.583
♪

783
00:49:02.208 --> 00:49:04.875
[inaudible]

784
00:49:12.542 --> 00:49:15.458
♪

785
00:49:20.750 --> 00:49:22.833
♪

786
00:49:25.167 --> 00:49:28.125
[cheers and applause]

787
00:49:30.292 --> 00:49:34.583
♪

788
00:49:38.708 --> 00:49:41.875
♪

789
00:49:43.958 --> 00:49:47.000
[applause]

790
00:49:56.958 --> 00:49:59.708
‐ What the hell you mean
you can't get my cabaret card back?

791
00:49:59.708 --> 00:50:01.417
ED:
We had three lawyers working on it.

792
00:50:01.417 --> 00:50:03.125
They all came back empty‐handed, I...

793
00:50:03.125 --> 00:50:05.375
‐ Well, they won't let me sing nowhere
without my card.

794
00:50:05.375 --> 00:50:07.583
No clubs, no money, no nothing.

795
00:50:07.583 --> 00:50:09.250
‐ We'll work something out.

796
00:50:10.083 --> 00:50:11.833
‐ You ain't working fuck out!

797
00:50:12.958 --> 00:50:14.500
You son of a bitch!

798
00:50:14.958 --> 00:50:16.292
‐ You're fucking high.

799
00:50:17.125 --> 00:50:18.625
[glass shatters]

800
00:50:21.792 --> 00:50:23.333
[snoring]

801
00:50:29.000 --> 00:50:32.042
♪

802
00:50:34.042 --> 00:50:35.792
‐ Of course I'm high, Ed.

803
00:50:38.042 --> 00:50:39.542
[tapping foot]

804
00:50:42.625 --> 00:50:44.458
I wanted to put on a great show.

805
00:50:50.000 --> 00:50:51.375
All the fans...

806
00:50:51.917 --> 00:50:53.500
[sighs]

807
00:50:54.750 --> 00:50:58.833
and all those goddamn feds
sitting in the front row.

808
00:51:02.667 --> 00:51:04.167
Of course I'm high.

809
00:51:06.500 --> 00:51:07.792
Shit.

810
00:51:19.417 --> 00:51:21.083
How am I supposed to work

811
00:51:25.375 --> 00:51:27.375
if I don't got my fucking card, huh?

812
00:51:37.750 --> 00:51:41.792
♪

813
00:51:45.000 --> 00:51:48.167
♪ "Hallelujah, I Love Her So"
by Ray Charles playing ♪

814
00:51:51.417 --> 00:51:54.542
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Let me tell you 'bout a girl I know</i> ♪

815
00:51:54.542 --> 00:51:57.500
♪ <i>She is my baby and she lives next door</i> ♪

816
00:51:58.042 --> 00:52:00.542
♪ <i>Every mornin' 'fore the sun comes up</i> ♪

817
00:52:00.542 --> 00:52:02.792
‐ How in the hell you pull this off?

818
00:52:04.208 --> 00:52:06.458
Is that the band standing up there?
‐ Mm‐hmm.

819
00:52:07.667 --> 00:52:09.375
‐ Is that Ros and Freddy right there?
‐ Yep.

820
00:52:09.375 --> 00:52:12.333
‐ None of your goddamn business, baby.
Now, get out there and sing a song.

821
00:52:12.750 --> 00:52:16.417
‐ Prez, you know I can get arrested
for singing without my cabaret card.

822
00:52:16.417 --> 00:52:19.958
‐ Bobby Tucker swears this John Levy
cat got all the hookups. Come on.

823
00:52:20.875 --> 00:52:23.417
And he's a looker, too.
‐ Mmm.

824
00:52:23.917 --> 00:52:25.000
Yeah.

825
00:52:26.625 --> 00:52:28.500
You don't even know
what we're gonna sing.

826
00:52:29.958 --> 00:52:31.167
Look at y'all fools.

827
00:52:31.458 --> 00:52:33.708
How y'all let him talk y'all into this?

828
00:52:34.833 --> 00:52:37.250
‐ We'll figure it out like we always do.

829
00:52:37.542 --> 00:52:39.042
You just gotta handle him.

830
00:52:43.667 --> 00:52:46.208
All right, y'all.
We kinda gotta get ready for anything.

831
00:52:55.250 --> 00:52:57.625
‐ Am I gonna get arrested
for singing in here?

832
00:53:00.083 --> 00:53:01.167
‐ Come here.

833
00:53:13.917 --> 00:53:16.292
From now on, I don't want you
to worry about none of that.

834
00:53:17.083 --> 00:53:18.208
I'll pay off the right people.

835
00:53:18.542 --> 00:53:20.292
‐ And you would do that for me?

836
00:53:22.000 --> 00:53:23.458
‐ You just got a standing ovation

837
00:53:23.458 --> 00:53:26.125
and three curtain calls from
a sold‐out crowd at Carnegie Hall.

838
00:53:27.625 --> 00:53:29.542
Plus, the cops owe me some favors.

839
00:53:31.417 --> 00:53:34.000
You and me might make a swell team.

840
00:53:37.458 --> 00:53:40.292
‐ Only I decide when
it's time to team up that way.

841
00:53:41.625 --> 00:53:43.417
‐ You got a divorce from Monroe,
didn't you?

842
00:53:44.542 --> 00:53:46.250
‐ That ain't none of your business.

843
00:53:47.417 --> 00:53:48.958
Shit. I'm here to sing.

844
00:53:49.417 --> 00:53:50.875
Make you some money.

845
00:53:51.875 --> 00:53:53.917
‐ Well, go on and make me some money then.

846
00:53:55.042 --> 00:53:58.000
[indistinct bar chatter]

847
00:54:01.042 --> 00:54:04.042
[cheers and applause]

848
00:54:14.542 --> 00:54:16.083
<i>‐ Thank you. [chuckles]</i>

849
00:54:17.000 --> 00:54:18.833
<i>Well, I'm sure you've all heard,</i>

850
00:54:18.833 --> 00:54:20.792
<i>they ain't giving me</i>
<i>my cabaret card back yet.</i>

851
00:54:20.792 --> 00:54:22.833
<i>Yeah, boo!</i>
WOMAN: They suck!

852
00:54:23.542 --> 00:54:25.458
<i>‐ So to keep working,</i>
<i>I've been having to run around</i>

853
00:54:25.458 --> 00:54:28.542
<i>singing in Washington and Philly</i>
<i>because I don't need no card there</i>

854
00:54:28.542 --> 00:54:30.583
<i>but tonight...</i>

855
00:54:30.583 --> 00:54:32.292
<i>Feels good to be back home.</i>

856
00:54:32.875 --> 00:54:35.708
[applause]
<i>Thank you, John.</i>

857
00:54:37.167 --> 00:54:39.625
<i>So, I think we're gonna</i>
<i>try something new tonight.</i>

858
00:54:39.625 --> 00:54:42.333
<i>Them There Eyes.</i>
<i>Them There Eyes.</i>

859
00:54:42.333 --> 00:54:45.333
♪ "Them There Eyes" playing ♪

860
00:54:54.542 --> 00:54:58.292
♪ <i>I fell in love with you</i>
<i>the first time I looked into</i> ♪

861
00:54:58.292 --> 00:55:00.167
♪ <i>Them there eyes</i> ♪

862
00:55:00.625 --> 00:55:03.542
♪ <i>You have a certain</i>
<i>little cute way of flirtin'</i> ♪

863
00:55:04.125 --> 00:55:06.458
♪ <i>With them there eyes</i> ♪

864
00:55:07.083 --> 00:55:10.333
♪ <i>They make me feel so happy</i> ♪

865
00:55:10.333 --> 00:55:13.000
♪ <i>They make me feel so blue</i> ♪

866
00:55:13.000 --> 00:55:16.292
♪ <i>I'm fallin', no stallin'</i> ♪
[loud passionate moaning]

867
00:55:16.292 --> 00:55:18.792
♪ <i>In a great big way for you</i> ♪

868
00:55:19.125 --> 00:55:22.500
♪ <i>My heart is jumpin',</i>
<i>you started somethin'</i> ♪

869
00:55:22.500 --> 00:55:24.667
♪ <i>With them there eyes</i> ♪

870
00:55:25.667 --> 00:55:29.875
♪ <i>Oh, baby, them there eyes</i> ♪

871
00:55:30.583 --> 00:55:33.167
♪

872
00:55:34.958 --> 00:55:37.083
[moaning]

873
00:55:41.875 --> 00:55:44.500
♪

874
00:55:55.417 --> 00:55:59.000
♪ <i>I fell in love with you</i>
<i>the first time I looked into</i> ♪

875
00:56:01.417 --> 00:56:04.625
♪ <i>You have a certain</i>
<i>little cute way of flirtin'</i> ♪

876
00:56:04.625 --> 00:56:06.583
[both moaning]

877
00:56:08.042 --> 00:56:11.208
♪ <i>They make me feel so happy</i> ♪

878
00:56:11.208 --> 00:56:14.208
♪ <i>They make me feel so blue</i> ♪

879
00:56:14.208 --> 00:56:16.792
♪ <i>I'm fallin', no stallin'</i> ♪

880
00:56:17.125 --> 00:56:19.583
♪ <i>In a great big way for you</i> ♪

881
00:56:19.583 --> 00:56:24.167
♪ <i>I'm lookin' for the boy</i>
<i>with the wistful eyes</i> ♪

882
00:56:25.583 --> 00:56:31.583
♪ <i>I fell in love with them there eyes</i> ♪

883
00:56:33.417 --> 00:56:34.875
WOMAN: <i>All right!</i>
<i>[Billie laughing]</i>

884
00:56:35.833 --> 00:56:38.125
[cheers and applause]

885
00:56:44.125 --> 00:56:46.750
MAN [on tape]:
<i>...to that van with a sign saying,</i>

886
00:56:46.750 --> 00:56:49.792
<i>"Welcome, Satchmo and his All‐Stars</i>

887
00:56:49.792 --> 00:56:52.208
<i>from the New Orleans Roman Jazz band."</i>

888
00:56:52.208 --> 00:56:54.375
<i>We played about three days concert there</i>

889
00:56:54.375 --> 00:56:56.875
<i>and one of the nights we went out</i>
<i>to the trumpet player's home...</i>

890
00:56:56.875 --> 00:56:58.792
SAM:
Telling folks I'm a musician.

891
00:56:58.792 --> 00:57:00.292
FLETCHER: Say again?

892
00:57:00.292 --> 00:57:02.167
‐ Telling folks I'm a musician.

893
00:57:03.542 --> 00:57:05.583
‐ Just make sure they don't ask you
to play something.

894
00:57:06.083 --> 00:57:08.500
[plays trumpet]

895
00:57:15.750 --> 00:57:18.125
[applause]

896
00:57:19.750 --> 00:57:21.167
‐ How about that, nigga?
[Fletcher laughs]

897
00:57:23.167 --> 00:57:24.292
‐ What you got?

898
00:57:25.083 --> 00:57:27.000
‐ Marleen's whorehouse closed.

899
00:57:29.792 --> 00:57:31.917
At least I ain't gotta worry
about giving my wife the clap no more.

900
00:57:31.917 --> 00:57:33.250
[laughter]

901
00:57:35.333 --> 00:57:36.833
‐ Got anything on Louis or Charlie?

902
00:57:37.500 --> 00:57:38.750
‐ Nothing that'll stick.

903
00:57:41.583 --> 00:57:43.458
Do you ever feel strange
about what we're doing, Jimmy?

904
00:57:45.333 --> 00:57:46.792
‐ You sound like my mother.

905
00:57:47.417 --> 00:57:50.208
‐ They got us down in the basement
trying to take out Negroes.

906
00:57:51.583 --> 00:57:53.375
The people I respect, you know?

907
00:57:54.500 --> 00:57:57.750
[playing trumpet]

908
00:57:57.750 --> 00:58:00.708
♪

909
00:58:11.917 --> 00:58:14.583
‐ I told you they don't serve
no piña coladas in here, Ros.

910
00:58:14.583 --> 00:58:18.042
‐ You need to figure out how you're going
to get us paid from that creep.

911
00:58:18.042 --> 00:58:19.042
‐ Yeah.

912
00:58:28.500 --> 00:58:29.667
‐ One moment, Miss Holiday.

913
00:58:29.667 --> 00:58:31.708
Let me arrange a special table for you.

914
00:58:31.708 --> 00:58:33.708
‐ Sure. Thanks.
‐ Who you looking at?

915
00:58:36.375 --> 00:58:37.458
Oh, God!

916
00:58:40.583 --> 00:58:42.583
‐ Hey, baby.
[dog barks, snarls]

917
00:58:45.500 --> 00:58:47.125
How you doing?
‐ Good.

918
00:58:47.125 --> 00:58:49.000
Glad we're finally having dinner tonight.

919
00:58:49.000 --> 00:58:50.375
‐ Yeah, about that...

920
00:58:50.375 --> 00:58:52.375
I gotta run by the number house.
‐ What?

921
00:58:52.375 --> 00:58:54.250
Baby, no, come on.
You said you was eating with us tonight.

922
00:58:54.250 --> 00:58:56.083
‐ I'm sorry. Forgot I had business.

923
00:58:58.250 --> 00:59:00.292
I'll see you back at the club.
‐ Yeah, sure.

924
00:59:03.500 --> 00:59:04.917
Hey, Levy!

925
00:59:04.917 --> 00:59:07.333
Goddamn! You done shorted me
my money again, nigga.

926
00:59:07.333 --> 00:59:08.458
‐ Told you.

927
00:59:09.417 --> 00:59:12.250
BILLIE: Hey, who's that?
ROSLYN: Louis McKay.

928
00:59:12.250 --> 00:59:13.917
Some so‐called businessman.

929
00:59:13.917 --> 00:59:16.792
He's really just a boxer and a damn pimp.
He's trouble.

930
00:59:17.625 --> 00:59:19.792
‐ Your table is ready, Miss Holiday.
Just this way.

931
00:59:19.792 --> 00:59:21.917
‐ Luigi, that ain't necessary.

932
00:59:21.917 --> 00:59:24.250
Miss Holiday will be dining
with me tonight.

933
00:59:25.125 --> 00:59:26.708
‐ Oh.

934
00:59:26.708 --> 00:59:28.375
That's mighty swell of you.

935
00:59:28.917 --> 00:59:30.417
Ain't that nice, Ros.

936
00:59:31.917 --> 00:59:33.042
Come on, let's go.

937
00:59:33.042 --> 00:59:35.000
‐ The table's just for two, though.

938
00:59:36.625 --> 00:59:37.833
‐ Oh.

939
00:59:41.500 --> 00:59:42.875
Well...

940
00:59:43.958 --> 00:59:47.125
Well, you wouldn't want to eat with us,
would you?

941
00:59:47.917 --> 00:59:49.208
Do you?

942
00:59:50.042 --> 00:59:52.250
I'll see you at the club later. Yeah?

943
00:59:52.250 --> 00:59:53.625
Here, take the baby from me.

944
00:59:54.917 --> 00:59:57.417
Take the baby. Take the baby. Take her!

945
01:00:02.458 --> 01:00:05.333
♪

946
01:00:08.500 --> 01:00:10.458
ANSLINGER: Tallulah Bankhead.
[door closes]

947
01:00:11.000 --> 01:00:12.083
Thank you for meeting me.

948
01:00:14.583 --> 01:00:16.750
I'm Federal Agent Harry Anslinger.

949
01:00:22.208 --> 01:00:24.292
‐ Who the hell do you think
you're playing with?

950
01:00:25.667 --> 01:00:26.958
What is this?

951
01:00:27.583 --> 01:00:29.500
‐ I know you're friends with Miss Holiday.

952
01:00:30.917 --> 01:00:32.125
We're trying to help her.

953
01:00:32.708 --> 01:00:35.500
‐ [scoffs] I just bet you are.

954
01:00:36.458 --> 01:00:39.667
‐ We have intel that you don't approve
of her drug use.

955
01:00:39.667 --> 01:00:42.208
‐ I am unaware of any drug use
by Miss Holiday.

956
01:00:44.667 --> 01:00:46.625
‐ Would you consider her a friend?

957
01:00:47.667 --> 01:00:48.875
‐ Yes.

958
01:00:49.917 --> 01:00:51.583
Billie's got lots of friends.

959
01:00:52.792 --> 01:00:57.667
‐ I hear she likes to get to know
her lady friends... intimately.

960
01:00:59.125 --> 01:01:01.583
‐ I wouldn't know about that.

961
01:01:02.417 --> 01:01:05.042
‐ Are you sexually involved
with Miss Holiday?

962
01:01:07.333 --> 01:01:09.750
♪

963
01:01:10.833 --> 01:01:12.542
TALLULAH:
The whole thing was unnerving.

964
01:01:12.542 --> 01:01:15.958
BILLIE: Darling, I'm sorry you had
to go through all that, Bankhead.

965
01:01:16.667 --> 01:01:18.625
‐ You're not still using that stuff,
are you?

966
01:01:18.625 --> 01:01:21.292
‐ Come on, Bank. It's such a nice day.
Can't we just enjoy it, please?

967
01:01:22.000 --> 01:01:23.625
‐ How's that John Levy treating you?

968
01:01:23.625 --> 01:01:25.250
‐ Well, I'm singing in his club.

969
01:01:26.083 --> 01:01:27.750
‐ I heard he's stealing your money.

970
01:01:27.750 --> 01:01:30.542
You could do better.
They're all using you.

971
01:01:30.542 --> 01:01:32.708
‐ What makes you think I'm not using him?

972
01:01:33.417 --> 01:01:34.500
[dog whining]

973
01:01:34.500 --> 01:01:36.583
Mister, knock it off. Come on.

974
01:01:38.333 --> 01:01:40.708
You'll never understand my life,
white girl.

975
01:01:43.000 --> 01:01:45.250
See, Mister can beg, but he can't heel.

976
01:01:45.250 --> 01:01:46.958
But it's not his fault.
I ain't train him right.

977
01:01:46.958 --> 01:01:48.917
I'm gonna train this one.
‐ Yeah.

978
01:01:52.042 --> 01:01:53.250
‐ Small world.

979
01:01:55.458 --> 01:01:56.917
‐ Only if you following me.

980
01:01:56.917 --> 01:02:00.042
‐ Hmm! I'll follow you
to the moon and back, Lady.

981
01:02:00.042 --> 01:02:02.083
Train that dog for you for free.

982
01:02:02.875 --> 01:02:06.208
How about we ditch these snow bunnies
and go get into some black shit?

983
01:02:06.208 --> 01:02:08.333
[Billie laughing]

984
01:02:08.333 --> 01:02:10.625
‐ I loathe the East End.

985
01:02:12.208 --> 01:02:14.000
Really, Billie?

986
01:02:14.000 --> 01:02:16.792
♪ "Lady Sings the Blues" playing ♪

987
01:02:22.625 --> 01:02:24.125
He won't miss us none.

988
01:02:25.667 --> 01:02:27.625
I've been singing here all this time.

989
01:02:27.625 --> 01:02:29.208
Packing that motherfucker.

990
01:02:31.333 --> 01:02:33.667
Did he think he not gonna pay us? Shit.

991
01:02:33.667 --> 01:02:36.000
♪ <i>She's got them bad</i> ♪

992
01:02:37.083 --> 01:02:40.042
♪ <i>She feels so sad</i> ♪

993
01:02:41.792 --> 01:02:46.042
♪ <i>And wants the world to know</i> ♪

994
01:02:47.000 --> 01:02:51.542
♪ <i>Just what her blues is all about</i> ♪

995
01:02:54.708 --> 01:02:56.167
<i>What you mean, "No"?</i>

996
01:02:56.167 --> 01:02:58.250
‐ Nigga, I'm tired of going to jail.

997
01:02:58.250 --> 01:03:00.417
‐ Come on, Joe. Baby, please, okay?

998
01:03:00.417 --> 01:03:03.208
I just need a little‐‐
I need a little taste. A little taste.

999
01:03:03.208 --> 01:03:06.500
‐ Why? You've been clean for a minute now.

1000
01:03:06.500 --> 01:03:08.500
You said we could beat this shit, Billie,

1001
01:03:08.500 --> 01:03:09.542
and we can.

1002
01:03:12.792 --> 01:03:14.667
‐ Look, I know I did, Joe, okay?

1003
01:03:14.667 --> 01:03:16.250
I know I did, but...

1004
01:03:16.250 --> 01:03:17.667
You know, you gotta understand, baby.

1005
01:03:17.667 --> 01:03:19.708
Right now, I'm in a situation, you know.

1006
01:03:19.708 --> 01:03:21.500
And this fucking Levy cat...

1007
01:03:21.500 --> 01:03:23.625
You know, he's been
fucking with me, you know?

1008
01:03:24.375 --> 01:03:26.667
<i>‐ Look, there's always gonna be somebody</i>
<i>fucking with us.</i>

1009
01:03:27.083 --> 01:03:29.375
Hey, what happened to that clinic
you was talking about?

1010
01:03:31.667 --> 01:03:32.792
‐ Fuck!

1011
01:03:35.250 --> 01:03:37.458
Look, fuck that clinic shit, Joe.

1012
01:03:37.458 --> 01:03:38.917
I need some now.

1013
01:03:38.917 --> 01:03:41.792
‐ Man, shit. Look,
how about we just go together?

1014
01:03:42.250 --> 01:03:44.417
<i>Look, you done took his cash.</i>

1015
01:03:44.417 --> 01:03:46.250
<i>Why don't we make some good use of it?</i>

1016
01:03:46.250 --> 01:03:48.000
‐ It's not his cash.

1017
01:03:48.458 --> 01:03:49.625
This is not his money.

1018
01:03:49.625 --> 01:03:51.542
Nigga, this my motherfucking money.

1019
01:03:51.542 --> 01:03:54.333
You know what, Joe? Fuck you.
‐ Billie...

1020
01:03:54.333 --> 01:03:56.708
‐ If you're not gonna help me,
I'm gonna find somebody who can.

1021
01:03:56.708 --> 01:03:58.958
<i>♪ I'm telling you ♪</i>

1022
01:03:58.958 --> 01:04:01.750
♪ <i>She's got them bad</i> ♪

1023
01:04:03.500 --> 01:04:08.250
♪ <i>But now the world will know</i> ♪

1024
01:04:10.083 --> 01:04:14.667
♪ <i>She's never gonna sing them no more</i> ♪

1025
01:04:16.000 --> 01:04:21.833
♪ <i>No more</i> ♪

1026
01:04:30.083 --> 01:04:31.583
[thunder rumbles]

1027
01:04:33.167 --> 01:04:34.875
‐ Oh, Jesus.

1028
01:04:35.583 --> 01:04:36.875
Hey, come on.

1029
01:04:36.875 --> 01:04:38.250
Come on.

1030
01:04:38.833 --> 01:04:39.917
[Billie groans]

1031
01:04:46.000 --> 01:04:48.375
[indistinct chatter]

1032
01:04:49.083 --> 01:04:50.542
ROSLYN: You're so silly!
[Billie laughing]

1033
01:04:50.542 --> 01:04:51.792
‐ Hey, daddy.

1034
01:04:55.625 --> 01:04:57.167
[Billie yelps]
ROSLYN: Whoa!

1035
01:04:57.167 --> 01:04:59.625
‐ Sneaking into my money
and then try to come back to my club.

1036
01:05:01.500 --> 01:05:03.292
‐ Come on, y'all, now. Stop!

1037
01:05:06.792 --> 01:05:07.833
Billie, no!

1038
01:05:09.458 --> 01:05:10.708
[blow lands]
[Billie screams]

1039
01:05:13.208 --> 01:05:14.333
‐ Do something.

1040
01:05:16.542 --> 01:05:17.750
[screams]

1041
01:05:19.208 --> 01:05:20.208
BILLIE: Fuck!

1042
01:05:22.708 --> 01:05:24.292
‐ Clean your ass up.

1043
01:05:28.208 --> 01:05:30.875
ROSLYN:
Come on, baby. Come on, get up!

1044
01:05:31.708 --> 01:05:33.250
Come on. Get up.

1045
01:05:33.250 --> 01:05:35.292
‐ Get the fuck off me.
‐ No, Billie! Stop!

1046
01:05:35.292 --> 01:05:37.000
‐ Motherfucker, get back here!

1047
01:05:37.000 --> 01:05:39.042
‐ Billie, stop! Come on!

1048
01:05:42.792 --> 01:05:43.792
Please.

1049
01:05:44.458 --> 01:05:46.833
Please, Billie, stop.

1050
01:05:49.042 --> 01:05:51.333
[both sobbing]

1051
01:05:51.333 --> 01:05:54.500
♪ "Lover Man" playing ♪

1052
01:05:54.500 --> 01:06:00.250
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>I don't know why</i>
<i>but I'm feeling so sad</i> ♪

1053
01:06:00.958 --> 01:06:06.167
♪ <i>I long to try something I've never had</i> ♪

1054
01:06:07.000 --> 01:06:09.583
♪ <i>Never had no kissin'</i> ♪

1055
01:06:10.458 --> 01:06:13.417
♪ <i>Oh, what I've been missin'</i> ♪

1056
01:06:13.917 --> 01:06:17.708
♪ <i>Lover man, oh, where can you be?</i> ♪

1057
01:06:20.208 --> 01:06:25.625
♪ <i>The night is cold and I'm so all alone</i> ♪

1058
01:06:26.542 --> 01:06:32.000
♪ <i>I'd give my soul</i>
<i>just to call you my own</i> ♪

1059
01:06:33.167 --> 01:06:35.583
♪ <i>Got a moon above me</i> ♪
[crowd applauds]

1060
01:06:36.083 --> 01:06:38.708
♪ <i>But no one to love me</i> ♪

1061
01:06:39.167 --> 01:06:43.458
♪ <i>Lover man, oh, where can you be?</i> ♪

1062
01:06:45.333 --> 01:06:48.208
♪ <i>I've heard it said</i> ♪

1063
01:06:48.917 --> 01:06:52.042
♪ <i>That the thrill of romance</i> ♪

1064
01:06:52.042 --> 01:06:56.458
♪ <i>Can be like a heavenly dream</i> ♪

1065
01:06:57.708 --> 01:07:02.833
♪ <i>I go to bed with a prayer</i> ♪

1066
01:07:02.833 --> 01:07:06.125
♪ <i>That you'll make love to me</i> ♪

1067
01:07:06.708 --> 01:07:09.708
♪ <i>Strange as it seems</i> ♪

1068
01:07:11.167 --> 01:07:13.750
♪ <i>Someday we'll meet</i> ♪

1069
01:07:14.333 --> 01:07:17.500
♪ <i>And you'll dry all my tears</i> ♪

1070
01:07:17.875 --> 01:07:20.375
♪ <i>Then whisper sweet</i> ♪

1071
01:07:20.375 --> 01:07:23.458
♪ <i>Little things in my ear</i> ♪

1072
01:07:24.375 --> 01:07:27.167
♪ <i>A‐hugging and a‐kissing</i> ♪

1073
01:07:27.583 --> 01:07:31.042
♪ <i>Oh, what we've been missing</i> ♪

1074
01:07:31.500 --> 01:07:35.458
♪ <i>Lover man</i> ♪

1075
01:07:35.708 --> 01:07:39.875
♪ <i>Where can you be?</i> ♪

1076
01:07:43.667 --> 01:07:45.542
REPORTER #1:
<i>Holiday heads to Hollywood...</i>

1077
01:07:45.542 --> 01:07:47.500
<i>hopefully without heroin.</i>

1078
01:07:47.500 --> 01:07:50.042
REPORTER #2: <i>Billie Holiday</i>
<i>takes San Francisco by storm.</i>

1079
01:07:50.042 --> 01:07:52.792
<i>She has been the victim of both</i>
<i>narcotic agents and dope peddlers</i>

1080
01:07:52.792 --> 01:07:54.667
<i>who have harassed her constantly.</i>

1081
01:07:55.458 --> 01:07:57.292
BILLIE:
This gal sure can play.

1082
01:07:57.292 --> 01:07:59.750
♪ Memphis Minnie "Pig Meat On the Line"
playing on radio ♪

1083
01:08:01.042 --> 01:08:02.917
Maybe I should learn
to play the guitar.

1084
01:08:06.292 --> 01:08:09.583
‐ You know, some people say we have a very
unhealthy thing going on here.

1085
01:08:10.792 --> 01:08:11.875
‐ Why?

1086
01:08:13.375 --> 01:08:15.042
'Cause I punched you in the lobby?

1087
01:08:15.042 --> 01:08:16.208
[snickering]

1088
01:08:17.792 --> 01:08:19.833
Yeah, you gonna learn to pay me on time.

1089
01:08:21.792 --> 01:08:24.542
Would you believe I ain't used
in almost two months?

1090
01:08:25.417 --> 01:08:27.000
‐ Yes, I can, baby.

1091
01:08:29.125 --> 01:08:31.042
How come we don't ever talk
about marriage?

1092
01:08:32.208 --> 01:08:33.917
You know how much I need you.

1093
01:08:33.917 --> 01:08:35.708
‐ Shut up, Levy.

1094
01:08:35.708 --> 01:08:37.417
You're already married, remember?

1095
01:08:37.833 --> 01:08:39.833
‐ And I told you I was getting a divorce.

1096
01:08:39.833 --> 01:08:41.000
‐ Yeah.

1097
01:08:42.542 --> 01:08:44.583
I like our arrangement just fine.

1098
01:08:44.583 --> 01:08:45.958
‐ Oh. Is that right?

1099
01:08:46.292 --> 01:08:48.292
Well maybe this gift
will change your mind.

1100
01:08:49.625 --> 01:08:50.917
‐ What?

1101
01:08:56.625 --> 01:08:58.833
What you gone and got me, daddy?

1102
01:08:58.833 --> 01:09:00.417
‐ Just a little somethin'.
‐ What?

1103
01:09:00.417 --> 01:09:02.208
[chuckles]
‐ Come here.

1104
01:09:03.208 --> 01:09:04.250
[elevator bell dings]

1105
01:09:10.458 --> 01:09:12.458
‐ What is this?
‐ No, don't worry about that.

1106
01:09:12.958 --> 01:09:14.208
‐ What is this?
‐ Nothing.

1107
01:09:14.208 --> 01:09:15.292
‐ Levy, what is this?

1108
01:09:15.292 --> 01:09:16.750
I'm not taking this shit.

1109
01:09:17.875 --> 01:09:21.083
♪

1110
01:09:32.583 --> 01:09:34.250
♪

1111
01:09:34.250 --> 01:09:37.542
FLETCHER: <i>The fact that the drug works,</i>
<i>the spoon, syringe and so forth</i>

1112
01:09:37.542 --> 01:09:41.292
were found in a waste paper basket.
It was odd, yes.

1113
01:09:43.167 --> 01:09:44.583
Typically, the...

1114
01:09:45.792 --> 01:09:48.167
The junkie will keep their works close by.

1115
01:09:49.083 --> 01:09:53.792
And‐‐ and she was holding
the opium, but I...

1116
01:09:53.792 --> 01:09:55.583
‐ So it could have been a frame up?

1117
01:09:56.375 --> 01:09:58.250
‐ I‐I didn't say that.

1118
01:09:59.833 --> 01:10:01.667
‐ What you mean by that then?

1119
01:10:01.667 --> 01:10:02.667
‐ I, I...

1120
01:10:03.792 --> 01:10:05.833
[crowd murmuring]

1121
01:10:05.833 --> 01:10:07.167
‐ Fuck.

1122
01:10:07.167 --> 01:10:09.167
‐ People, please, please. Back off.

1123
01:10:09.167 --> 01:10:11.875
[reporters chattering]

1124
01:10:13.958 --> 01:10:15.667
‐ What happened in there, Billie?

1125
01:10:15.667 --> 01:10:18.458
‐ Well, they tried framing me,
but they got caught red‐handed.

1126
01:10:18.458 --> 01:10:20.167
‐ What's next for you, Billie?

1127
01:10:21.333 --> 01:10:23.250
‐ I'm tourin' America.

1128
01:10:24.250 --> 01:10:26.125
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, I'm going on tour.

1129
01:10:26.125 --> 01:10:27.375
You all can catch me on tour.

1130
01:10:27.375 --> 01:10:28.958
[laughter]

1131
01:10:38.458 --> 01:10:40.958
‐ You looked like Nat King Cole up there.

1132
01:10:43.417 --> 01:10:47.375
The opium was on her, but I...
[stammering]

1133
01:10:47.375 --> 01:10:49.125
You sounded like Stepin Fetchit.

1134
01:10:49.750 --> 01:10:52.083
All of our hard work
just went down the drain.

1135
01:10:52.875 --> 01:10:54.417
‐ You wanted me to lie up there?

1136
01:10:54.417 --> 01:10:56.208
‐ You had a job to do and you failed.

1137
01:10:56.708 --> 01:10:59.375
Now guess what, Nat King Fucking Fetchit?

1138
01:11:01.792 --> 01:11:03.208
You're going on tour.

1139
01:11:03.208 --> 01:11:06.458
♪ "Gimme a Pigfoot" playing ♪

1140
01:11:11.500 --> 01:11:14.542
‐ Why that Black ass federal agent
keep following us for?

1141
01:11:14.542 --> 01:11:15.958
This nigga's still following us.

1142
01:11:15.958 --> 01:11:17.750
‐ Yeah, I seen him two miles back.

1143
01:11:19.208 --> 01:11:20.792
‐ Why don't he go fuck with
some white people?

1144
01:11:32.333 --> 01:11:36.125
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Up in Harlem</i>
<i>every Saturday night</i> ♪

1145
01:11:36.500 --> 01:11:39.375
♪ <i>Where the highbrows</i>
<i>get together</i> ♪

1146
01:11:39.375 --> 01:11:41.333
♪ <i>It's just too right</i> ♪

1147
01:11:41.583 --> 01:11:43.625
♪ <i>They all congregate</i> ♪

1148
01:11:43.625 --> 01:11:45.625
♪ <i>And all night...</i> ♪

1149
01:11:45.625 --> 01:11:46.750
‐ Let me see what it says.

1150
01:11:46.750 --> 01:11:48.333
‐ Shit say, "I'm cured for good now".

1151
01:11:48.333 --> 01:11:50.333
That bitch probably high
right now, talking about...

1152
01:11:50.333 --> 01:11:51.667
‐ What she got on, man? What she got on?

1153
01:11:51.667 --> 01:11:55.542
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Ole Hannah Brown</i>
<i>from way across town</i> ♪

1154
01:11:56.125 --> 01:11:57.750
♪ <i>Gets full of coin</i> ♪

1155
01:11:57.750 --> 01:12:00.167
♪ <i>And starts breaking them down</i> ♪

1156
01:12:01.083 --> 01:12:04.542
♪ <i>And at the break of day</i> ♪

1157
01:12:05.125 --> 01:12:08.417
♪ <i>You can hear ole Hannah say</i> ♪

1158
01:12:09.208 --> 01:12:10.750
♪ <i>Gimme a pigfoot...</i> ♪

1159
01:12:11.792 --> 01:12:14.708
<i>♪ And a bottle of beer ♪</i>
[cheers and applause]

1160
01:12:15.042 --> 01:12:18.542
♪ <i>Send me gate, I don't care</i> ♪

1161
01:12:20.667 --> 01:12:22.750
[laughing]

1162
01:12:23.708 --> 01:12:26.833
♪ <i>I want a pigfoot</i> ♪

1163
01:12:26.833 --> 01:12:29.042
♪ <i>And a gang of gin</i> ♪

1164
01:12:29.042 --> 01:12:30.333
Hey, you. Come here.

1165
01:12:32.500 --> 01:12:34.375
How did I do?
‐ You've done fantastic.

1166
01:12:34.375 --> 01:12:36.375
We're sold out.
Don't stop.

1167
01:12:38.250 --> 01:12:40.167
[cheers and applause]

1168
01:12:40.167 --> 01:12:41.833
[singing continues, indistinct]

1169
01:12:43.042 --> 01:12:45.333
♪

1170
01:12:53.375 --> 01:12:55.875
[cheers and applause]

1171
01:13:02.625 --> 01:13:07.833
ALL:
♪ <i>Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer</i> ♪

1172
01:13:09.667 --> 01:13:11.708
‐ December. Friday.

1173
01:13:11.708 --> 01:13:13.208
‐ Okay, here we go.

1174
01:13:13.208 --> 01:13:15.542
[man grunts]
‐ Ain't you been watchin'.

1175
01:13:15.542 --> 01:13:17.167
Jesus ain't watch Freddy's hand.

1176
01:13:17.167 --> 01:13:19.583
‐ In Jesus' name, y'all better hope
he watchin' Freddy's hand.

1177
01:13:19.583 --> 01:13:23.375
‐ In Jesus name, we gonna watch your hand
with that money you not paying us.

1178
01:13:23.375 --> 01:13:25.542
LESTER: Jesus said he's gonna
give us some money.

1179
01:13:25.542 --> 01:13:28.333
FREDDY: That's what we gonna do
while we bringin' the Holy Spirit in here.

1180
01:13:28.333 --> 01:13:30.500
LESTER: Shut the fuck up.
[group mutters indistinctly]

1181
01:13:30.500 --> 01:13:32.583
‐ Oh, hell, no. I know you better
get the fuck out of here.

1182
01:13:33.792 --> 01:13:36.292
BILLIE: Hey, hey, hey, leave him alone.
Leave him alone.

1183
01:13:36.292 --> 01:13:38.292
‐ After all the trouble
this cat done caused us?

1184
01:13:38.958 --> 01:13:40.250
‐ Leave him be.

1185
01:13:40.250 --> 01:13:42.292
FREDDY: Lady, you know, a hard head
make a soft ass.

1186
01:13:42.292 --> 01:13:44.125
You ain't learned your lesson yet.

1187
01:13:44.125 --> 01:13:45.833
‐ It's complicated.

1188
01:13:47.250 --> 01:13:48.250
Come here. Sit down.

1189
01:13:54.125 --> 01:13:56.333
LESTER: You can fuck around with this one
right here if you want to,

1190
01:13:56.333 --> 01:13:58.083
but I need to get paid.

1191
01:13:58.958 --> 01:14:00.792
If the club ain't have the money,
then why we play?

1192
01:14:00.792 --> 01:14:02.833
‐ They gave us what they had, Prez.

1193
01:14:03.333 --> 01:14:05.167
Come on, man. You know
we'll make it up at the next one.

1194
01:14:11.208 --> 01:14:13.125
Thanks for what you did for me
in that courtroom.

1195
01:14:15.458 --> 01:14:17.125
‐ They want you to think
that they fired me.

1196
01:14:18.500 --> 01:14:20.000
‐ Is you still working for 'em?

1197
01:14:21.958 --> 01:14:23.250
‐ It's complicated.

1198
01:14:23.250 --> 01:14:25.250
[indistinct chatter]

1199
01:14:27.458 --> 01:14:28.917
‐ So you really just here to hang out?

1200
01:14:30.333 --> 01:14:32.958
[exclaiming]

1201
01:14:34.750 --> 01:14:36.333
FREDDY: You know he got
some candy for you.

1202
01:14:36.333 --> 01:14:37.625
BILLIE: Hey, Candyman.

1203
01:14:38.333 --> 01:14:39.875
‐ Let me blow a bubble.

1204
01:14:39.875 --> 01:14:41.083
‐ What you get?

1205
01:14:48.167 --> 01:14:51.125
All right. Here's what we got.

1206
01:14:52.125 --> 01:14:53.833
LESTER:
Yeah, that is all we got.

1207
01:14:53.833 --> 01:14:54.833
‐ Okay.

1208
01:14:56.500 --> 01:14:58.208
‐ I sure hope you gave him enough for me.

1209
01:14:58.208 --> 01:15:00.000
‐ You know, I did.
‐ Shut the fuck up, Freddy.

1210
01:15:00.000 --> 01:15:02.292
‐ What, you mad
'cause I ain't got my lipstick on?

1211
01:15:02.292 --> 01:15:03.583
[all laugh]

1212
01:15:04.500 --> 01:15:07.167
FREDDY: He be gettin' so mad
at me sometimes.

1213
01:15:08.000 --> 01:15:09.792
That man crazy about me.

1214
01:15:09.792 --> 01:15:12.000
‐ Freddy, play the damn game.

1215
01:15:12.000 --> 01:15:15.333
‐ ♪ <i>Workin' hard every night, oh</i> ♪

1216
01:15:15.917 --> 01:15:19.083
♪ <i>Tryin' to get paid, oh</i> ♪

1217
01:15:19.625 --> 01:15:21.417
♪ <i>Might get laid</i> ♪

1218
01:15:21.417 --> 01:15:23.750
‐ I'm trying to get sane.

1219
01:15:24.583 --> 01:15:26.917
BILLIE: Why we don't do that track?
[Freddy vocalizes]

1220
01:15:26.917 --> 01:15:29.250
LESTER: We'll do...
‐ <i>Billie's Blues,</i> yeah.

1221
01:15:29.250 --> 01:15:31.917
‐ Uh‐oh. Wait. Wait.
Mm‐mm. Mm‐mm.

1222
01:15:33.750 --> 01:15:35.625
So, Billie, how you gonna pay
that drug man?

1223
01:15:35.625 --> 01:15:36.917
But I ain't got nothing.

1224
01:15:36.917 --> 01:15:38.167
‐ Come on, Ros.

1225
01:15:38.167 --> 01:15:39.833
Y'all know I need my medicine.

1226
01:15:39.833 --> 01:15:41.250
‐ Medicine, my ass.

1227
01:15:41.250 --> 01:15:42.750
‐ You knew what you
was getting yourself into

1228
01:15:42.750 --> 01:15:43.958
when you decided to come on the road.

1229
01:15:43.958 --> 01:15:45.833
ROSLYN: Shut up, Freddy.
I wasn't even talking to you.

1230
01:15:45.833 --> 01:15:47.125
FREDDY:
Just gotta do like I do.

1231
01:15:47.125 --> 01:15:49.375
ROSLYN: Shut the fuck up.
BILLIE: The hell you do.

1232
01:15:49.375 --> 01:15:51.333
Nah, Freddy...
FREDDY: That bitch don't pay me my money,

1233
01:15:51.333 --> 01:15:53.542
I take her shit.
‐ Get outta my goddamn clothes.

1234
01:15:53.542 --> 01:15:56.000
‐ I'm just letting you know
I'm gonna take everything

1235
01:15:56.000 --> 01:15:57.708
except your bra and your panties.

1236
01:15:57.708 --> 01:15:59.917
I can't‐‐ I can't wear that size.
[all laughing]

1237
01:16:00.750 --> 01:16:03.875
I can't wear a gown. I ain't gonna...

1238
01:16:03.875 --> 01:16:05.167
BILLIE:
If you gonna do it, do it right.

1239
01:16:05.625 --> 01:16:06.917
Here.
‐ Hey, Fletcher.

1240
01:16:06.917 --> 01:16:08.958
You're gonna follow us around
the whole country in that car?

1241
01:16:10.875 --> 01:16:12.250
‐ I ain't got nothing better to do.

1242
01:16:14.083 --> 01:16:16.542
‐ I trust you about as far as I can
throw your ass.

1243
01:16:16.542 --> 01:16:17.458
ROSLYN: Oh.

1244
01:16:18.208 --> 01:16:19.625
‐ The Lady trusts me.

1245
01:16:19.625 --> 01:16:20.625
‐ No, I don't.

1246
01:16:20.625 --> 01:16:22.708
[all laugh]

1247
01:16:22.708 --> 01:16:24.083
LESTER:
You better damn not.

1248
01:16:24.083 --> 01:16:25.792
ROSLYN:
All right, now shut up. This is serious.

1249
01:16:25.792 --> 01:16:27.458
BILLIE: Here we go.

1250
01:16:27.458 --> 01:16:29.375
‐ Hypothetically speaking, all right?

1251
01:16:29.875 --> 01:16:31.167
Let's say you catch Freddy.

1252
01:16:31.167 --> 01:16:34.167
Now, even though he don't have
no drugs on hand,

1253
01:16:34.167 --> 01:16:36.375
in the trunk of his car,
there is a considerable amount.

1254
01:16:36.375 --> 01:16:38.583
What then?
‐ She said "considerable amount."

1255
01:16:39.292 --> 01:16:41.000
‐ You drive around with drugs
in the trunk of your car?

1256
01:16:41.000 --> 01:16:43.917
‐ She said, "Hypothetically."
Nigga, I don't even got no car.

1257
01:16:43.917 --> 01:16:45.958
You see me driving a car,
that shit is stolen.

1258
01:16:45.958 --> 01:16:48.042
I promise you that.
[all laugh]

1259
01:16:48.042 --> 01:16:49.500
‐ Well, if it's your car,

1260
01:16:49.500 --> 01:16:52.000
then they could probably bust you
for possession or something.

1261
01:16:52.000 --> 01:16:54.792
BILLIE: Damn.
‐ Now that's some ridiculous shit.

1262
01:16:54.792 --> 01:16:56.125
‐ Why the FBI shittin' on me?

1263
01:16:56.750 --> 01:16:59.542
‐ All right, ladies and gentlemen,
let's keep this party going.

1264
01:16:59.542 --> 01:17:01.208
It is time for the main event.

1265
01:17:01.208 --> 01:17:04.708
ROSLYN: Okay.
Well, it's time for me to go.
Y'all have a blessed night.

1266
01:17:04.708 --> 01:17:06.167
BILLIE: Come on, Ros.
You ain't got to go!

1267
01:17:06.167 --> 01:17:07.875
You ain't got to go!
ROSLYN: It's all right.

1268
01:17:07.875 --> 01:17:10.125
‐ Bye.
‐ Bye, bitch.

1269
01:17:10.125 --> 01:17:12.500
[indistinct chatter]

1270
01:17:12.500 --> 01:17:14.125
‐ Pray for us, Ros.

1271
01:17:14.125 --> 01:17:18.583
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>The devil and I got up to dance</i>
<i>a slow dance</i> ♪

1272
01:17:20.250 --> 01:17:25.417
♪ <i>The devil and I began to dance</i>
<i>a slow dance</i> ♪

1273
01:17:26.417 --> 01:17:31.333
♪ <i>She showed her tongue</i>
<i>and had the nerve to ask me</i> ♪

1274
01:17:32.458 --> 01:17:37.750
♪ <i>Yes, all at once,</i>
<i>she had the nerve to ask me</i> ♪

1275
01:17:38.250 --> 01:17:40.167
♪ <i>I would leave your body...</i> ♪

1276
01:17:40.167 --> 01:17:41.542
‐ Do it.

1277
01:17:41.542 --> 01:17:44.333
‐ ♪ <i>'Cause it's your soul</i>
<i>I came here for</i> ♪

1278
01:17:45.667 --> 01:17:47.500
LESTER: If you're with us,
go ahead and do it.

1279
01:17:48.667 --> 01:17:50.125
Mr. Federal Agent.

1280
01:17:53.417 --> 01:17:58.542
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>There's no way in the world</i>
<i>to save you now</i> ♪

1281
01:17:59.583 --> 01:18:05.000
♪ <i>This kiss,</i>
<i>the sweetest poison that I found</i> ♪

1282
01:18:05.417 --> 01:18:08.250
♪ <i>And before I let you go</i> ♪

1283
01:18:11.708 --> 01:18:14.833
♪ <i>I'll take you down</i> ♪

1284
01:18:14.833 --> 01:18:15.833
BILLIE [echoing]: Relax.

1285
01:18:16.375 --> 01:18:17.875
Let that shit kick in.

1286
01:18:18.417 --> 01:18:22.083
♪

1287
01:18:27.208 --> 01:18:28.250
You feel it?

1288
01:18:28.917 --> 01:18:30.083
That shit good, ain't it?

1289
01:18:31.750 --> 01:18:32.917
Come with me.

1290
01:18:35.750 --> 01:18:39.667
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>She said there is to be</i>
<i>no turning back</i> ♪

1291
01:18:39.667 --> 01:18:42.833
♪ <i>I'm strong and beautiful in black</i> ♪

1292
01:18:42.833 --> 01:18:48.250
♪ <i>The devil and I were caught up</i>
<i>in a slow dance</i> ♪

1293
01:18:50.250 --> 01:18:52.542
BILLIE: <i>I never had a chance</i>
<i>to play with dolls.</i>

1294
01:18:52.542 --> 01:18:54.000
Momma.

1295
01:18:54.000 --> 01:18:55.958
<i>I started working when I was six.</i>

1296
01:18:55.958 --> 01:18:56.958
Momma.

1297
01:18:57.875 --> 01:19:00.458
‐ Hey, Eleanora.
‐ Hey. You seen my Momma?

1298
01:19:00.458 --> 01:19:01.458
‐ No.

1299
01:19:03.583 --> 01:19:04.833
WOMAN:
I missed you, beautiful.

1300
01:19:05.458 --> 01:19:06.708
‐ Where the fuck is my mother?

1301
01:19:07.458 --> 01:19:09.208
‐ She down the hall, Eleanora.

1302
01:19:09.208 --> 01:19:14.333
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>I'll take you down</i> ♪

1303
01:19:15.458 --> 01:19:19.083
♪ <i>I'll take you down</i> ♪

1304
01:19:20.250 --> 01:19:21.333
‐ Momma.

1305
01:19:21.333 --> 01:19:23.333
‐ ♪ <i>I'll take you down</i> ♪

1306
01:19:23.333 --> 01:19:24.333
‐ Momma.

1307
01:19:25.375 --> 01:19:26.375
Shit.

1308
01:19:27.083 --> 01:19:31.750
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>I'll take you down</i> ♪

1309
01:19:34.333 --> 01:19:36.875
BESSIE SMITH [on radio]:
♪ <i>Ain't nobody</i> ♪

1310
01:19:37.417 --> 01:19:41.208
♪ <i>Bizness if I do</i> ♪
[humming along]

1311
01:19:41.958 --> 01:19:45.000
♪ <i>If I do</i> ♪

1312
01:19:46.625 --> 01:19:52.333
♪ <i>If my friend ain't got no money</i> ♪

1313
01:19:52.333 --> 01:19:53.708
‐ Momma, where you been?

1314
01:19:54.375 --> 01:19:55.625
‐ You got to go, Eleanora.

1315
01:19:56.667 --> 01:19:57.667
‐ Why?

1316
01:19:58.417 --> 01:20:00.375
‐ It's time for you to figure out
how to make your own money now.

1317
01:20:00.375 --> 01:20:01.458
Come on.

1318
01:20:01.458 --> 01:20:02.583
‐ I don't want to go, Momma.

1319
01:20:03.375 --> 01:20:04.917
‐ You're a woman now, Eleanora.

1320
01:20:04.917 --> 01:20:07.375
It's a woman's job
to keep her man happy, all right?

1321
01:20:07.375 --> 01:20:08.583
‐ What you mean "happy"?

1322
01:20:08.583 --> 01:20:10.250
‐ What the fuck
do you think I mean "happy"?

1323
01:20:10.250 --> 01:20:11.333
Happy!

1324
01:20:11.333 --> 01:20:13.542
Make that nigger happy.
Touch him, caress him.

1325
01:20:14.167 --> 01:20:15.583
‐ I don't want to be a fucking whore.

1326
01:20:15.583 --> 01:20:17.750
‐ Well, it's good enough for me,
ain't it? Huh?

1327
01:20:19.000 --> 01:20:20.292
Go on, you can do it.

1328
01:20:20.917 --> 01:20:22.375
There ain't no room for you here.

1329
01:20:22.375 --> 01:20:23.500
You takin' up space.

1330
01:20:23.500 --> 01:20:25.792
Ms. Gerty around the corner,
she got a room for you.

1331
01:20:25.792 --> 01:20:26.958
‐ Please don't make me go, Momma.

1332
01:20:27.542 --> 01:20:28.875
I want to stay with you.

1333
01:20:30.958 --> 01:20:32.125
‐ I‐‐

1334
01:20:33.208 --> 01:20:35.250
I told Ms. Gertrude to look after you.

1335
01:20:36.000 --> 01:20:38.125
Come on now.
You come back anytime you want.

1336
01:20:38.125 --> 01:20:41.208
[song continues playing on radio]

1337
01:20:47.375 --> 01:20:50.333
FREDDY: The fuck you think?
She think she can't go no damn where.
She a superstar.

1338
01:20:50.917 --> 01:20:52.625
I can go any damn where I want to.

1339
01:20:52.625 --> 01:20:54.250
[indistinct dialogue]

1340
01:20:54.250 --> 01:20:55.792
BILLIE:
Be careful with this feeling.

1341
01:20:59.292 --> 01:21:00.792
This love right here, baby.

1342
01:21:02.208 --> 01:21:03.417
It won't love you back.

1343
01:21:06.708 --> 01:21:07.917
I promise.

1344
01:21:08.458 --> 01:21:11.417
♪

1345
01:21:37.417 --> 01:21:39.375
[child crying]

1346
01:21:47.958 --> 01:21:50.583
[crying continues]

1347
01:22:04.125 --> 01:22:06.167
[man sobbing]

1348
01:22:06.167 --> 01:22:10.458
CHILD: Daddy, get Momma
down from that tree.

1349
01:22:10.458 --> 01:22:13.042
[sobbing]

1350
01:22:16.125 --> 01:22:18.625
[wailing]

1351
01:22:26.792 --> 01:22:28.792
Daddy!

1352
01:22:29.583 --> 01:22:31.333
[child screaming]

1353
01:22:38.250 --> 01:22:40.792
[screaming and wailing continues]

1354
01:22:56.333 --> 01:22:58.667
[screaming echoes]

1355
01:23:04.417 --> 01:23:06.792
[voices fade]

1356
01:23:18.000 --> 01:23:19.625
[chair clatters]

1357
01:23:25.958 --> 01:23:29.792
♪

1358
01:23:31.958 --> 01:23:33.875
[inaudible]

1359
01:23:35.917 --> 01:23:39.750
♪

1360
01:23:45.792 --> 01:23:47.958
[sobs]

1361
01:23:54.625 --> 01:23:55.625
‐ Come on.

1362
01:24:07.958 --> 01:24:09.792
‐ I've got it ready. Come on, come on.

1363
01:24:10.583 --> 01:24:11.833
Come on.

1364
01:24:17.333 --> 01:24:18.750
‐ Help me out, please.

1365
01:24:22.250 --> 01:24:24.667
[footsteps approaching]

1366
01:24:26.500 --> 01:24:28.333
‐ Get your hands off her.
‐ Stop! Stop!

1367
01:24:30.667 --> 01:24:32.167
[glass shatters]

1368
01:24:32.167 --> 01:24:36.167
♪

1369
01:24:38.083 --> 01:24:39.417
[cries]

1370
01:24:41.750 --> 01:24:43.292
[door clatters]

1371
01:24:43.292 --> 01:24:45.833
♪

1372
01:25:33.875 --> 01:25:37.958
‐ ♪ <i>Southern trees</i> ♪

1373
01:25:39.250 --> 01:25:45.208
♪ <i>Bear a strange fruit</i> ♪

1374
01:25:47.333 --> 01:25:50.833
♪ <i>Blood on the leaves</i> ♪

1375
01:25:51.917 --> 01:25:55.833
♪ <i>And blood at the root</i> ♪

1376
01:25:57.958 --> 01:26:00.833
♪ <i>Black bodies swinging</i> ♪

1377
01:26:02.083 --> 01:26:07.417
♪ <i>In the southern breeze</i> ♪

1378
01:26:07.750 --> 01:26:11.000
♪ <i>Strange fruit hanging</i> ♪

1379
01:26:11.250 --> 01:26:15.333
♪ <i>From the poplar trees</i> ♪

1380
01:26:16.500 --> 01:26:19.708
♪

1381
01:26:34.667 --> 01:26:37.750
♪ <i>Pastoral scene</i> ♪

1382
01:26:38.458 --> 01:26:42.875
♪ <i>Of the gallant south</i> ♪

1383
01:26:45.083 --> 01:26:49.625
♪ <i>The bulging eyes</i> ♪

1384
01:26:50.500 --> 01:26:55.000
♪ <i>And the twisted mouth</i> ♪

1385
01:26:57.458 --> 01:27:01.458
♪ <i>Scent of magnolia</i> ♪

1386
01:27:02.583 --> 01:27:05.000
♪ <i>Sweet</i> ♪

1387
01:27:05.000 --> 01:27:09.542
<i>♪ And fresh ♪</i>

1388
01:27:10.917 --> 01:27:14.583
♪ <i>Then the sudden smell</i> ♪

1389
01:27:15.000 --> 01:27:20.583
♪ <i>Of burning flesh</i> ♪

1390
01:27:21.792 --> 01:27:25.000
♪ <i>Here is a fruit</i> ♪

1391
01:27:25.958 --> 01:27:31.417
♪ <i>For the crows to pluck</i> ♪

1392
01:27:33.583 --> 01:27:38.125
♪ <i>For the rain to gather</i> ♪

1393
01:27:39.583 --> 01:27:44.083
♪ <i>For the wind to suck</i> ♪

1394
01:27:46.167 --> 01:27:50.583
♪ <i>For the sun to rot</i> ♪

1395
01:27:52.875 --> 01:27:56.583
♪ <i>For the trees</i> ♪

1396
01:27:59.333 --> 01:28:05.125
♪ <i>To drop</i> ♪

1397
01:28:07.458 --> 01:28:11.958
♪ <i>Here is a strange</i> ♪

1398
01:28:13.000 --> 01:28:18.833
♪ <i>And bitter</i> ♪

1399
01:28:24.500 --> 01:28:30.500
♪ <i>Crop</i> ♪

1400
01:28:34.583 --> 01:28:36.708
[rope stretching]

1401
01:28:38.833 --> 01:28:40.750
[thunder rumbling]

1402
01:28:43.167 --> 01:28:45.333
ANSLINGER [on phone]:
<i>We need to nail this bitch.</i>

1403
01:28:46.292 --> 01:28:50.542
<i>Are you telling me she hasn't done drugs</i>
<i>the entire time she's been on the road?</i>

1404
01:28:52.000 --> 01:28:53.000
FLETCHER: No, sir.

1405
01:29:02.292 --> 01:29:03.333
Are you there, sir?

1406
01:29:07.583 --> 01:29:09.333
‐ Make sure you call me tomorrow.

1407
01:29:11.917 --> 01:29:12.917
‐ Yes, sir.

1408
01:29:12.917 --> 01:29:14.750
[line disconnects]
[thunder rumbles]

1409
01:29:50.708 --> 01:29:51.917
Thought you were asleep.

1410
01:29:54.917 --> 01:29:56.458
‐ You were making a phone call...

1411
01:30:00.750 --> 01:30:02.125
...to your boss.

1412
01:30:03.917 --> 01:30:05.167
‐ Yes.

1413
01:30:07.708 --> 01:30:08.875
‐ You tell him everything I do.

1414
01:30:09.792 --> 01:30:10.792
‐ No.

1415
01:30:17.250 --> 01:30:18.250
‐ You tell him you shot up?

1416
01:30:21.667 --> 01:30:23.375
Tell him you been fucking me good?

1417
01:30:28.167 --> 01:30:29.792
Take your shit off, nigger.

1418
01:30:34.208 --> 01:30:35.625
What are they going to give you, Jimmy?

1419
01:30:37.417 --> 01:30:39.458
Shiny gold watch and a brand‐new car?

1420
01:30:43.042 --> 01:30:44.583
Your picture in the paper?

1421
01:30:48.708 --> 01:30:50.500
I get all of that every day of the week.

1422
01:31:01.917 --> 01:31:03.542
Come on, Jimmy.

1423
01:31:12.625 --> 01:31:13.667
[kissing]

1424
01:31:21.292 --> 01:31:22.958
[moaning]

1425
01:31:29.000 --> 01:31:30.958
[grunting, moaning]

1426
01:31:38.583 --> 01:31:39.583
What?

1427
01:31:43.708 --> 01:31:44.750
‐ Not like this.

1428
01:31:46.458 --> 01:31:47.458
‐ What?

1429
01:31:48.625 --> 01:31:49.958
Then, like what?

1430
01:31:52.125 --> 01:31:53.542
Like what?

1431
01:31:53.542 --> 01:31:54.542
‐ Hey.

1432
01:31:57.375 --> 01:31:58.375
Like this.

1433
01:32:02.083 --> 01:32:04.042
[rain pattering]

1434
01:32:17.250 --> 01:32:19.958
♪

1435
01:32:27.458 --> 01:32:29.625
[breathing heavily]

1436
01:32:53.917 --> 01:32:56.500
[birds chirping]

1437
01:32:56.500 --> 01:32:59.833
♪

1438
01:33:03.208 --> 01:33:04.833
[engine rumbling]

1439
01:33:07.208 --> 01:33:08.792
[laughter]

1440
01:33:11.917 --> 01:33:13.542
[indistinct dialogue]

1441
01:33:14.500 --> 01:33:15.792
[laughs]

1442
01:33:16.417 --> 01:33:17.667
[laughter]

1443
01:33:19.792 --> 01:33:21.000
‐ Oh!

1444
01:33:21.500 --> 01:33:23.792
♪

1445
01:33:26.958 --> 01:33:29.708
♪

1446
01:33:31.375 --> 01:33:33.917
♪

1447
01:33:48.625 --> 01:33:50.917
♪

1448
01:34:02.375 --> 01:34:03.625
[indistinct dialogue]

1449
01:34:04.875 --> 01:34:07.292
[indistinct chatter]

1450
01:34:08.833 --> 01:34:11.292
MAN: What you doing?
‐ I got smoke in my eye.

1451
01:34:11.292 --> 01:34:13.167
ROSLYN: Watch out.
Freddy will knock it to first.

1452
01:34:13.833 --> 01:34:15.417
Come on, Lester. What the fuck!

1453
01:34:15.417 --> 01:34:16.958
FREDDY:
What the fuck kind of throw is that?

1454
01:34:17.250 --> 01:34:19.875
[indistinct chatter]

1455
01:34:22.875 --> 01:34:24.250
‐ Come on.
‐ Come on, baby.

1456
01:34:25.583 --> 01:34:27.042
LESTER: God damn!
[laughing]

1457
01:34:27.042 --> 01:34:28.125
WOMAN: Yes!

1458
01:34:28.125 --> 01:34:29.542
ROSLYN: Oh, shit.

1459
01:34:29.542 --> 01:34:30.542
[Fletcher laughing]

1460
01:34:30.542 --> 01:34:31.667
[indistinct shouting]

1461
01:34:33.417 --> 01:34:35.292
FREDDY: This motherfucker
must take him some vitamins.

1462
01:34:36.458 --> 01:34:37.667
‐ Look at Miss Freddy.

1463
01:34:38.958 --> 01:34:40.583
Hey, hey, what's up with the bags?

1464
01:34:44.292 --> 01:34:45.625
What's up with the bags, Billie?

1465
01:34:47.750 --> 01:34:49.208
‐ Jimmy, we got to talk.

1466
01:34:55.667 --> 01:34:57.292
We really got to talk.

1467
01:35:00.667 --> 01:35:01.833
‐ How about we...

1468
01:35:03.000 --> 01:35:04.208
How about we go back to New York?

1469
01:35:05.000 --> 01:35:06.042
Hmm?

1470
01:35:06.875 --> 01:35:08.292
Take you in my car, we can...

1471
01:35:09.625 --> 01:35:10.875
get you the help you need.

1472
01:35:15.500 --> 01:35:17.042
‐ No, that's not gonna work.

1473
01:35:18.542 --> 01:35:20.625
You gotta find you a nice girl, okay?

1474
01:35:24.125 --> 01:35:25.500
And that ain't me.

1475
01:35:32.958 --> 01:35:34.458
I know what you thinking.

1476
01:35:37.083 --> 01:35:38.333
Dumb.

1477
01:35:41.542 --> 01:35:44.583
Me, I only know a certain
kind of love that makes me feel safe.

1478
01:35:51.292 --> 01:35:53.583
At least what you and I got here is...

1479
01:35:58.083 --> 01:35:59.125
I don't understand this.

1480
01:36:05.208 --> 01:36:06.917
I don't feel in control.

1481
01:36:06.917 --> 01:36:08.250
[car approaching]

1482
01:36:10.958 --> 01:36:11.958
‐ Billie.

1483
01:36:12.333 --> 01:36:14.417
You called saying you were stranded,

1484
01:36:14.417 --> 01:36:16.042
so I drove all night to get here.

1485
01:36:16.708 --> 01:36:17.750
Let's go.

1486
01:36:18.292 --> 01:36:19.792
We got a plane to catch.

1487
01:36:20.125 --> 01:36:21.208
‐ I'm coming.

1488
01:36:34.875 --> 01:36:36.000
LOUIS: Billie, let's go.

1489
01:36:37.375 --> 01:36:38.708
‐ I'm sorry, Jimmy.
‐ Yeah.

1490
01:36:42.708 --> 01:36:44.000
FREDDY: Billie, I know
goddamn good and well

1491
01:36:44.000 --> 01:36:46.208
you ain't about to leave us
out here like no stray mutts.

1492
01:36:46.500 --> 01:36:48.542
We got no damn gas money to get home.

1493
01:36:49.167 --> 01:36:50.458
‐ All right, Ros, Freddy, come on.

1494
01:36:50.833 --> 01:36:52.458
‐ Lady, I thought we was family.

1495
01:36:53.583 --> 01:36:55.083
You don't do this shit to family.

1496
01:36:55.875 --> 01:36:57.250
‐ And I'll wire the money
as soon as I get home.

1497
01:36:57.250 --> 01:36:58.333
Don't look at me that‐‐

1498
01:37:00.167 --> 01:37:02.500
LESTER: So done with your shit, Billie.
BILLIE: Take my bag, Ros.

1499
01:37:02.500 --> 01:37:04.417
‐ Fuck. The fuck we supposed to do?

1500
01:37:06.208 --> 01:37:07.375
‐ Billie, let's go.

1501
01:37:12.875 --> 01:37:13.875
Let's go!

1502
01:37:16.625 --> 01:37:18.458
♪

1503
01:37:27.000 --> 01:37:28.667
‐ See you in church, soldier boy.

1504
01:37:31.750 --> 01:37:33.167
‐ Fuck you, bitch.

1505
01:37:33.667 --> 01:37:35.542
LESTER: Come on, Carl.
Let's get on the goddamn bus.

1506
01:37:36.375 --> 01:37:37.500
‐ Billie.

1507
01:37:37.500 --> 01:37:39.042
LESTER: We gotta figure out
some kind of way to get home.

1508
01:37:39.042 --> 01:37:41.167
LOUIS:
Got a plane to catch now. Let's go.

1509
01:37:43.375 --> 01:37:45.708
♪

1510
01:37:47.333 --> 01:37:48.750
I got my eye on you, little nigger.

1511
01:37:51.125 --> 01:37:52.833
That shit ain't funny around here neither.

1512
01:37:53.500 --> 01:37:55.542
[indistinct chatter]

1513
01:37:55.542 --> 01:37:57.917
Louis McKay
came to save the day, bitch!

1514
01:38:04.333 --> 01:38:06.292
[indistinct office chatter]

1515
01:38:06.292 --> 01:38:07.958
[chatter stops]

1516
01:38:11.375 --> 01:38:12.708
‐ Where's my stuff, Shirley?
‐ I don't know.

1517
01:38:13.292 --> 01:38:15.250
‐ Where's my shit?
‐ I don't know Mr. Fletcher.

1518
01:38:15.250 --> 01:38:16.958
You'll have to ask Mr. Williams.

1519
01:38:17.875 --> 01:38:19.708
‐ What's going on, Sam? Where is my stuff?

1520
01:38:19.708 --> 01:38:21.125
‐ Sorry, Jimmy.

1521
01:38:21.125 --> 01:38:23.042
I don't know. What do you want me to say?

1522
01:38:23.417 --> 01:38:25.042
‐ Where is my shit, Sam?

1523
01:38:25.417 --> 01:38:26.417
‐ They took it.

1524
01:38:30.250 --> 01:38:32.333
They're moving you
over to Administration, Jimmy.

1525
01:38:37.417 --> 01:38:39.292
They want me to pick up
where you left off.

1526
01:38:40.667 --> 01:38:42.125
[indistinct chatter]

1527
01:38:50.250 --> 01:38:51.958
‐ This drug war is just a war on us.

1528
01:38:53.458 --> 01:38:54.708
SAM: I got a family, man.

1529
01:38:55.458 --> 01:38:56.458
I can't leave.

1530
01:38:57.792 --> 01:38:59.125
They're gonna fuck you, too.

1531
01:39:00.667 --> 01:39:02.708
GEORGE JESSEL:
Now, let's get on with this straight.

1532
01:39:03.208 --> 01:39:05.000
In the more realistic sense,

1533
01:39:05.000 --> 01:39:09.167
the big comeback of her career
was launched not tonight,

1534
01:39:09.792 --> 01:39:11.417
but over five years ago,

1535
01:39:12.417 --> 01:39:14.500
when there was a year of darkness.

1536
01:39:14.917 --> 01:39:19.292
When she fell victim to one
of society's most dreaded illnesses,

1537
01:39:19.833 --> 01:39:21.292
the use of narcotics.

1538
01:39:21.750 --> 01:39:24.625
Billie, it's a privilege
to have you with us tonight.

1539
01:39:25.333 --> 01:39:27.792
‐ Thank you, George.
It's an honor to be here.

1540
01:39:28.500 --> 01:39:32.792
‐ Now, Billie, this is the usual part
of our procedure in this show

1541
01:39:32.792 --> 01:39:36.542
where we introduce from the audience
the family of our guests,

1542
01:39:36.542 --> 01:39:40.208
those near ones who were there,

1543
01:39:40.875 --> 01:39:43.500
<i>to give the strength and security needed</i>

1544
01:39:43.500 --> 01:39:45.833
<i>when their kinfolk are in trouble.</i>

1545
01:39:46.375 --> 01:39:48.583
<i>But there's no one here</i>
<i>to remember for Billie.</i>

1546
01:39:48.583 --> 01:39:50.042
<i>No family.</i>

1547
01:39:50.417 --> 01:39:53.208
<i>Not a single relative that she knows.</i>

1548
01:39:55.833 --> 01:39:58.792
<i>‐ Yes, well, I have my husband.</i>

1549
01:39:58.792 --> 01:40:00.333
Mr. Louis McKay.

1550
01:40:01.167 --> 01:40:03.458
♪

1551
01:40:11.667 --> 01:40:14.917
♪

1552
01:40:16.958 --> 01:40:18.375
[inaudible]

1553
01:40:23.875 --> 01:40:25.875
[applause]

1554
01:40:30.458 --> 01:40:33.958
[announcer speaking in French]

1555
01:40:33.958 --> 01:40:36.250
[reporter speaking in German]

1556
01:40:37.667 --> 01:40:40.583
♪

1557
01:40:41.125 --> 01:40:44.542
[reporter speaking in Italian]

1558
01:40:44.542 --> 01:40:45.750
[indistinct dialogue]

1559
01:40:45.750 --> 01:40:47.292
‐ I'm going to see the goddamn Pope.

1560
01:40:47.292 --> 01:40:49.667
‐ Sit your ass down.
You ain't going no‐fucking‐where.

1561
01:40:50.875 --> 01:40:52.833
[cameras snapping]
[indistinct chatter]

1562
01:40:56.958 --> 01:40:58.042
‐ Take the picture, man.

1563
01:40:59.458 --> 01:41:01.083
Man, take the goddamn picture.

1564
01:41:01.792 --> 01:41:02.875
‐ I wasn't looking.

1565
01:41:06.208 --> 01:41:07.667
‐ Good times.
‐ Time.

1566
01:41:07.667 --> 01:41:08.750
‐ Yes.
‐ Good time.

1567
01:41:08.750 --> 01:41:10.792
That's how you say it right?
"I love you good time"?

1568
01:41:10.792 --> 01:41:11.875
‐ Good time?

1569
01:41:11.875 --> 01:41:12.875
‐ That's right.

1570
01:41:15.250 --> 01:41:17.333
♪

1571
01:41:24.208 --> 01:41:26.208
[indistinct chatter]

1572
01:41:26.833 --> 01:41:28.125
WOMAN: Your gum, Ms. Holiday.

1573
01:41:31.542 --> 01:41:33.167
♪

1574
01:41:40.958 --> 01:41:43.625
♪

1575
01:41:59.250 --> 01:42:01.750
♪

1576
01:42:03.542 --> 01:42:07.625
‐ You motherfuckers just can't stand
seeing two beautiful Black people

1577
01:42:07.625 --> 01:42:09.833
running around in this world
having a good time in life.

1578
01:42:10.250 --> 01:42:11.875
And now you here wasting my time.

1579
01:42:12.458 --> 01:42:14.500
‐ There wasn't enough on you
to make a case.

1580
01:42:14.708 --> 01:42:16.208
You guys got lucky.

1581
01:42:16.208 --> 01:42:17.375
‐ I'm a lucky guy.

1582
01:42:17.375 --> 01:42:19.042
‐ Well, her luck's running out.

1583
01:42:19.750 --> 01:42:21.250
You can get on the right side.

1584
01:42:22.083 --> 01:42:23.792
Help me plant some heroin on her.

1585
01:42:24.917 --> 01:42:26.417
We need her to talk.

1586
01:42:26.667 --> 01:42:27.667
‐ Shit.

1587
01:42:28.083 --> 01:42:29.875
I can't make her say nothing.

1588
01:42:30.375 --> 01:42:32.833
Just like I can't make her stop singing
that goddamn song.

1589
01:42:33.167 --> 01:42:35.167
‐ She tells everybody
you live off her money.

1590
01:42:35.417 --> 01:42:37.500
‐ She wouldn't have any money
if I ain't keep her in line.

1591
01:42:39.042 --> 01:42:40.417
CARTER:
So you're wearing the pants, right?

1592
01:42:40.417 --> 01:42:41.375
‐ Damn right.

1593
01:42:41.375 --> 01:42:43.167
‐ Well, maybe she's got you by the balls.

1594
01:42:46.875 --> 01:42:48.375
[scoffs]

1595
01:42:48.375 --> 01:42:50.417
♪ "God Bless This Child" playing ♪

1596
01:42:51.250 --> 01:42:52.833
[indistinct chatter]

1597
01:42:56.208 --> 01:42:59.292
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>Them that's got shall have</i> ♪

1598
01:43:01.167 --> 01:43:03.958
♪ <i>Them that's not shall lose</i> ♪

1599
01:43:05.125 --> 01:43:10.917
♪ <i>So the Bible said and it still is news</i> ♪

1600
01:43:12.333 --> 01:43:14.792
♪ <i>Mama may have</i> ♪

1601
01:43:15.708 --> 01:43:18.500
♪ <i>Papa may have</i> ♪

1602
01:43:18.833 --> 01:43:23.750
♪ <i>But God bless the child</i>
<i>that's got his own</i> ♪

1603
01:43:25.250 --> 01:43:27.708
♪ <i>That's got his own</i> ♪

1604
01:43:30.667 --> 01:43:35.042
♪ <i>Yes, the strong get smart</i> ♪

1605
01:43:36.208 --> 01:43:38.458
♪ <i>While the weak ones fade</i> ♪

1606
01:43:39.750 --> 01:43:41.500
♪ <i>Empty pockets</i> ♪

1607
01:43:41.500 --> 01:43:45.875
<i>♪ Don't ever make the grade ♪</i>

1608
01:43:46.500 --> 01:43:49.625
♪ <i>Mama may have</i> ♪

1609
01:43:49.625 --> 01:43:52.667
♪ <i>Papa may have</i> ♪

1610
01:43:53.625 --> 01:43:58.417
♪ <i>But God bless the child</i>
<i>that's got his own</i> ♪

1611
01:44:00.250 --> 01:44:03.292
♪ <i>That's got his own</i> ♪

1612
01:44:08.042 --> 01:44:13.792
♪ <i>Money, you've got lots of friends</i> ♪

1613
01:44:14.875 --> 01:44:19.667
♪ <i>They're crowding</i>
<i>around your door</i> ♪

1614
01:44:21.917 --> 01:44:27.875
♪ <i>But when you're gone</i>
<i>and spending ends</i> ♪

1615
01:44:29.000 --> 01:44:32.917
♪ <i>They don't come no more</i> ♪

1616
01:44:33.958 --> 01:44:37.042
♪ <i>Rich relations give</i> ♪

1617
01:44:38.000 --> 01:44:40.833
♪ <i>Crusts of bread and such</i> ♪

1618
01:44:41.917 --> 01:44:44.583
♪ <i>You can help yourself</i> ♪

1619
01:44:44.583 --> 01:44:48.042
♪ <i>But don't take too much</i> ♪

1620
01:44:49.750 --> 01:44:52.458
♪ <i>Mama may have</i> ♪

1621
01:44:53.042 --> 01:44:55.750
♪ <i>Papa may have</i> ♪

1622
01:44:56.083 --> 01:45:01.458
♪ <i>But God bless the child</i>
<i>that's got his own</i> ♪

1623
01:45:02.958 --> 01:45:06.875
♪ <i>That's got his own</i> ♪

1624
01:45:12.042 --> 01:45:13.750
‐ You can have the bitch.

1625
01:45:15.667 --> 01:45:19.208
REGINALD: Her audience wants to know
about Louis McKay.

1626
01:45:19.417 --> 01:45:22.042
You two seemed so in love and...

1627
01:45:23.250 --> 01:45:26.458
then he vanished.

1628
01:45:26.458 --> 01:45:27.375
Poof!

1629
01:45:29.000 --> 01:45:31.792
‐ Yeah, McKay and me, we're separated.

1630
01:45:33.333 --> 01:45:35.583
He's trying to control my estate.

1631
01:45:37.250 --> 01:45:40.333
But my friend Jimmy's been with me
and he's been helpful.

1632
01:45:42.000 --> 01:45:43.708
‐ Helpful, all right.

1633
01:45:44.167 --> 01:45:45.167
He's a Fed.

1634
01:45:48.083 --> 01:45:52.500
‐ What is the government's problem
with Billie Holiday?

1635
01:45:52.917 --> 01:45:56.583
Why is the government always after you?

1636
01:45:57.958 --> 01:45:58.958
‐ My song.

1637
01:45:59.750 --> 01:46:01.292
<i>Strange Fruit.</i>

1638
01:46:03.417 --> 01:46:05.667
It reminds them that they're killing us.

1639
01:46:07.625 --> 01:46:09.208
Reminds them.

1640
01:46:10.833 --> 01:46:12.667
It reminds you, too, Reginald.

1641
01:46:14.000 --> 01:46:15.750
‐ Lady, don't say that.

1642
01:46:17.500 --> 01:46:20.667
See, this is why
she's always getting in trouble.

1643
01:46:20.667 --> 01:46:22.125
I'll edit that part out.

1644
01:46:23.542 --> 01:46:25.958
‐ You don't have to edit shit
for Harry Anslinger.

1645
01:46:27.208 --> 01:46:29.042
He was in charge of Prohibition, remember?

1646
01:46:30.250 --> 01:46:31.625
See us drinking, don't you?

1647
01:46:33.000 --> 01:46:33.833
[scoffs]

1648
01:46:34.958 --> 01:46:37.042
He can't afford to lose with drugs.

1649
01:46:39.000 --> 01:46:41.875
‐ But it's a war on drugs,
not on you, Lady.

1650
01:46:44.292 --> 01:46:45.458
[sighs]

1651
01:46:46.667 --> 01:46:48.875
‐ Yeah, that's what
they want you to believe.

1652
01:46:54.583 --> 01:46:56.917
They say they want
the names of my suppliers.

1653
01:47:03.000 --> 01:47:04.583
They don't want no names.

1654
01:47:08.708 --> 01:47:10.375
They want to destroy me.

1655
01:47:14.375 --> 01:47:15.792
[inhales sharply]

1656
01:47:19.833 --> 01:47:22.750
He wants me to stop singing
what's in my soul.

1657
01:47:28.083 --> 01:47:33.083
‐ Well, why don't you stop singing
the damn song?

1658
01:47:33.667 --> 01:47:38.708
Wouldn't your life
be easier if you just behaved?

1659
01:47:42.833 --> 01:47:44.625
<i>‐</i> ♪ <i>I'm a fool</i> ♪

1660
01:47:45.375 --> 01:47:48.542
<i>♪ To... to... want ♪</i>

1661
01:47:49.167 --> 01:47:51.208
I can't seem to get these words.

1662
01:47:57.458 --> 01:47:59.917
<i>Where is that?</i>
Lady Sings the Blues?

1663
01:48:00.167 --> 01:48:03.458
PRODUCER: You recorded that one
a few years back, Billie.

1664
01:48:05.750 --> 01:48:08.375
ROSLYN:
<i>Baby, we're gonna go home, okay?</i>

1665
01:48:12.250 --> 01:48:13.333
BILLIE: Jimmy.

1666
01:48:23.125 --> 01:48:26.083
♪ <i>Lady sings the blues</i> ♪

1667
01:48:28.667 --> 01:48:30.625
♪ <i>I'm telling you</i> ♪

1668
01:48:33.167 --> 01:48:35.875
Shit. Where's my rum?

1669
01:48:42.792 --> 01:48:44.792
♪

1670
01:48:48.125 --> 01:48:50.333
♪

1671
01:48:53.333 --> 01:48:57.542
♪ <i>Can't no grave</i>
<i>hold my body down</i> ♪

1672
01:48:59.208 --> 01:49:02.042
♪ <i>You know when the first trumpets sound</i> ♪

1673
01:49:02.333 --> 01:49:05.625
♪ <i>I'm going to get up out of the ground</i> ♪

1674
01:49:06.000 --> 01:49:10.500
♪ <i>Can't no grave hold my body down</i> ♪

1675
01:49:11.375 --> 01:49:13.792
‐ ♪ <i>Well, well, well, can't no grave...</i> ♪

1676
01:49:14.125 --> 01:49:15.583
‐ ♪ <i>Can't no grave</i> ♪

1677
01:49:16.917 --> 01:49:19.000
I should have been
a gospel singer, you know.

1678
01:49:19.000 --> 01:49:20.208
‐ Gospel singer?

1679
01:49:20.208 --> 01:49:21.667
‐ Yeah, gospel.

1680
01:49:21.667 --> 01:49:22.750
[chuckles]

1681
01:49:23.417 --> 01:49:25.250
I like Sister Rosetta.

1682
01:49:28.542 --> 01:49:30.833
She bring a little sunshine
to death, you know.

1683
01:49:36.208 --> 01:49:37.958
Prez died.

1684
01:49:39.667 --> 01:49:42.125
His wife wouldn't let me
sing at the funeral.

1685
01:49:49.625 --> 01:49:51.042
I miss him.

1686
01:49:51.458 --> 01:49:53.000
‐ I'm sorry.

1687
01:49:56.458 --> 01:49:59.000
‐ You remember last time
we was all together?

1688
01:50:03.792 --> 01:50:05.625
I left him there, Jimmy.

1689
01:50:12.125 --> 01:50:14.125
‐ I love you, Billie Holiday.

1690
01:50:22.250 --> 01:50:23.958
‐ My liver don't work no more.

1691
01:50:28.458 --> 01:50:30.208
They say it's cirrhosis.

1692
01:50:33.958 --> 01:50:35.458
SISTER ROSETTA:
<i>I want you to blow!</i>

1693
01:50:35.458 --> 01:50:37.125
‐ I want you to blow!

1694
01:50:37.458 --> 01:50:41.458
♪ <i>Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow</i> ♪

1695
01:50:41.458 --> 01:50:46.375
♪ <i>Can't no grave hold my body down</i> ♪

1696
01:50:46.708 --> 01:50:48.667
♪ <i>No, no, no</i> ♪

1697
01:50:49.208 --> 01:50:50.250
♪ <i>Can't no grave...</i> ♪

1698
01:50:50.250 --> 01:50:51.792
[laughing]

1699
01:50:52.250 --> 01:50:53.875
[coughing]

1700
01:50:53.875 --> 01:50:57.667
‐ ♪ <i>Can't no grave hold my body down</i> ♪

1701
01:50:58.333 --> 01:50:59.667
♪ <i>Oh, yes</i> ♪

1702
01:50:59.667 --> 01:51:02.708
♪ <i>When I hear that trumpet sound</i> ♪

1703
01:51:02.708 --> 01:51:05.167
FLETCHER:
Ms. Mona, call a doctor.

1704
01:51:05.167 --> 01:51:07.292
[coughing]

1705
01:51:07.292 --> 01:51:09.500
[ambulance siren wailing]

1706
01:51:12.917 --> 01:51:15.458
‐ Your fans love you.

1707
01:51:16.042 --> 01:51:17.667
Look at this.

1708
01:51:17.667 --> 01:51:18.667
Look here.

1709
01:51:19.083 --> 01:51:20.208
Look.

1710
01:51:20.208 --> 01:51:25.667
NAACP says, "Billie Holiday
is the voice of our people."

1711
01:51:30.625 --> 01:51:33.000
‐ Try not to blame yourself
for any of this.

1712
01:51:39.042 --> 01:51:41.583
‐ You got well‐wishers crowding up
in the street outside.

1713
01:51:41.917 --> 01:51:43.250
It's pretty wild out there.

1714
01:51:44.458 --> 01:51:45.750
‐ That's swell.

1715
01:51:48.292 --> 01:51:49.833
Give me some of that.

1716
01:51:55.583 --> 01:51:56.542
[sighs deeply]

1717
01:52:00.542 --> 01:52:02.042
I must look a mess.

1718
01:52:02.042 --> 01:52:03.333
[both chuckle]

1719
01:52:09.042 --> 01:52:10.958
Hey, help me paint my nails,
would you?

1720
01:52:11.417 --> 01:52:12.375
[Fletcher chuckles]

1721
01:52:12.375 --> 01:52:13.667
‐ Uh...

1722
01:52:13.667 --> 01:52:15.750
That... I don't know
how to do that, Billie.

1723
01:52:16.000 --> 01:52:17.500
‐ Come on, man.

1724
01:52:18.417 --> 01:52:19.458
Get my purse.

1725
01:52:21.250 --> 01:52:22.250
‐ Yeah.

1726
01:52:24.542 --> 01:52:26.583
‐ I got two bottles in there.
‐ Okay.

1727
01:52:28.083 --> 01:52:29.292
‐ Give me that blood red.

1728
01:52:33.542 --> 01:52:34.625
‐ Blood red.

1729
01:52:35.583 --> 01:52:36.708
All right.

1730
01:52:39.750 --> 01:52:41.875
‐ You know what you're doing, right?
‐ I told you, I don't.

1731
01:52:43.125 --> 01:52:44.167
You don't listen.

1732
01:52:44.167 --> 01:52:47.417
♪

1733
01:53:05.333 --> 01:53:06.375
Hello, sir.

1734
01:53:07.542 --> 01:53:08.792
ANSLINGER:
You're out of line being here.

1735
01:53:09.667 --> 01:53:11.042
‐ Maybe he's supplying her.

1736
01:53:13.333 --> 01:53:15.750
‐ If you obstruct us,
we have enough to tie you to her.

1737
01:53:20.542 --> 01:53:22.667
And that's a long way down.

1738
01:53:26.542 --> 01:53:27.792
‐ You hate her.

1739
01:53:30.417 --> 01:53:32.375
Despite all this shit in her life,

1740
01:53:32.583 --> 01:53:35.292
she's made something of herself,
and you can't take it,

1741
01:53:36.125 --> 01:53:37.875
because she's strong,

1742
01:53:39.250 --> 01:53:40.833
beautiful,

1743
01:53:42.000 --> 01:53:43.667
and Black.

1744
01:53:43.667 --> 01:53:45.958
♪

1745
01:53:55.000 --> 01:53:57.292
♪

1746
01:54:24.458 --> 01:54:25.458
‐ Get up, nigger.

1747
01:54:27.250 --> 01:54:29.375
‐ Come on! Stop! Hey, what you all doing?

1748
01:54:29.375 --> 01:54:30.708
‐ Stop it, y'all!
[glass shatters]

1749
01:54:32.417 --> 01:54:33.417
SAM: Yo.

1750
01:54:34.250 --> 01:54:36.500
Come on, what are we doing?

1751
01:54:39.042 --> 01:54:40.625
LOUIS: Hey, baby.

1752
01:54:40.625 --> 01:54:42.792
I heard you wasn't feeling so good.

1753
01:54:44.750 --> 01:54:46.333
‐ Yeah, all of a sudden, I'm not.

1754
01:54:47.083 --> 01:54:48.167
‐ Let me take you home.

1755
01:54:48.167 --> 01:54:49.417
BOTH:
No!

1756
01:54:51.417 --> 01:54:52.625
‐ Jimmy, come here.

1757
01:55:03.958 --> 01:55:06.208
What do critics
think about my last record?

1758
01:55:08.417 --> 01:55:10.125
‐ Thought you didn't care
about the critics.

1759
01:55:11.375 --> 01:55:12.375
‐ I don't.

1760
01:55:19.167 --> 01:55:21.042
I want folks to like it, you know.

1761
01:55:24.500 --> 01:55:25.792
‐ The critics didn't like it.

1762
01:55:29.667 --> 01:55:31.083
‐ Did you like it?

1763
01:55:33.708 --> 01:55:35.125
‐ Yes.

1764
01:55:35.125 --> 01:55:37.375
♪

1765
01:55:41.833 --> 01:55:43.542
‐ Go on, scram,

1766
01:55:44.208 --> 01:55:46.000
so I can get this man out of here.

1767
01:55:47.833 --> 01:55:49.958
‐ Jimmy. Jimmy.

1768
01:55:49.958 --> 01:55:51.292
Anslinger's gonna be here in a minute.

1769
01:55:51.292 --> 01:55:52.417
We gotta go.

1770
01:55:55.083 --> 01:55:56.875
‐ See you in church, soldier boy.

1771
01:56:02.750 --> 01:56:04.417
‐ Hey, princess.

1772
01:56:06.375 --> 01:56:08.667
We need to talk about these papers, honey.

1773
01:56:09.833 --> 01:56:11.583
I need you to sign them.

1774
01:56:15.083 --> 01:56:16.542
SAM:
She may not talk to you.

1775
01:56:16.542 --> 01:56:18.583
FLETCHER: I don't feel good
about this, brother.

1776
01:56:22.250 --> 01:56:23.542
[humming]

1777
01:56:25.083 --> 01:56:26.417
Hey, blondie.

1778
01:56:28.208 --> 01:56:30.417
ROSLYN:
[chuckles] Jimmy.

1779
01:56:31.875 --> 01:56:32.875
[sighs]

1780
01:56:36.292 --> 01:56:38.000
Ooh. It is a mess in there.

1781
01:56:38.000 --> 01:56:39.000
‐ Yeah.

1782
01:56:39.542 --> 01:56:41.292
‐ My friend's a nurse here.

1783
01:56:43.167 --> 01:56:44.792
Jimmy, they're going
to take her off Methadone

1784
01:56:44.792 --> 01:56:46.375
and she's in withdrawal.

1785
01:56:47.958 --> 01:56:49.750
[crying] If they do it,
they're going to kill her.

1786
01:56:49.750 --> 01:56:51.792
So you have to do something, Jimmy,

1787
01:56:51.792 --> 01:56:53.667
because those bastards
won't let me in there.

1788
01:56:53.667 --> 01:56:56.750
So you have to do something, you hear me?
You have to do something.

1789
01:56:58.250 --> 01:56:59.333
FLETCHER: Shh.

1790
01:56:59.333 --> 01:57:00.417
[sobbing]

1791
01:57:04.875 --> 01:57:06.667
‐ Anslinger's going to plant
heroin on her.

1792
01:57:19.083 --> 01:57:20.458
ANSLINGER: Hello, sweetie.

1793
01:57:26.542 --> 01:57:28.125
My wife is a big fan.

1794
01:57:29.750 --> 01:57:31.208
‐ She understands what you need.

1795
01:57:31.208 --> 01:57:32.875
Billie and me discussed things.

1796
01:57:33.083 --> 01:57:36.875
She hasn't been well, but she's sorry
for the trouble she's caused

1797
01:57:36.875 --> 01:57:38.208
and she's ready to help.

1798
01:57:40.750 --> 01:57:44.333
‐ For the record, I'm going to need you
to state your name.

1799
01:57:49.917 --> 01:57:51.833
‐ My name is Billie Holiday.

1800
01:57:55.292 --> 01:57:57.667
LOUIS: Go on, Lady.
Go ahead and speak your peace.

1801
01:58:00.042 --> 01:58:01.792
‐ You're a victim of drugs.

1802
01:58:02.500 --> 01:58:03.625
We know that.

1803
01:58:06.875 --> 01:58:08.583
‐ I blame nobody but myself.

1804
01:58:09.917 --> 01:58:12.625
‐ Go ahead and tell 'em
what you need to tell 'em, baby.

1805
01:58:14.458 --> 01:58:17.458
‐ Ms. Holiday,
you want to clear your name, right?

1806
01:58:20.583 --> 01:58:24.000
Get us off your case
and you'll never see us again.

1807
01:58:34.000 --> 01:58:35.958
‐ You think I'm going
to stop singing that song?

1808
01:58:45.375 --> 01:58:47.625
Your grandkids
will be singing <i>Strange Fruit.</i>

1809
01:58:54.375 --> 01:58:57.625
Y'all motherfuckers think
y'all got something on me?

1810
01:59:01.250 --> 01:59:02.125
[scoffs]

1811
01:59:03.000 --> 01:59:04.042
You don't.

1812
01:59:12.000 --> 01:59:14.417
You stupid bitches don't got shit on me.

1813
01:59:18.583 --> 01:59:19.542
[sniffles]

1814
01:59:22.500 --> 01:59:24.292
Suck my Black ass.

1815
01:59:29.458 --> 01:59:30.625
[laughing]

1816
01:59:41.708 --> 01:59:44.417
[laughing]

1817
01:59:50.500 --> 01:59:52.375
[laughter continues]

1818
02:00:02.875 --> 02:00:04.333
[coughing]

1819
02:00:26.583 --> 02:00:28.458
[breathes shakily]

1820
02:00:31.667 --> 02:00:36.083
CROWD [chanting]:
<i>Let Lady live! Let Lady live!</i>

1821
02:00:36.083 --> 02:00:38.792
[chanting continues]

1822
02:00:40.708 --> 02:00:43.167
♪

1823
02:00:47.208 --> 02:00:50.208
♪

1824
02:01:15.250 --> 02:01:16.542
[sobbing]

1825
02:01:28.042 --> 02:01:30.208
♪

1826
02:01:47.000 --> 02:01:49.667
♪

1827
02:01:57.875 --> 02:02:01.042
PRESIDENT KENNEDY:
<i>Harry Jacob Anslinger,</i>
<i>distinguished citizen,</i>

1828
02:02:01.042 --> 02:02:05.333
<i>for your dedicated efforts to combat</i>
<i>the illegal traffic of narcotic drugs</i>

1829
02:02:05.708 --> 02:02:08.500
<i>have earned for you</i>
<i>the respect of the world community.</i>

1830
02:02:08.500 --> 02:02:10.292
<i>Signed, John F. Kennedy.</i>

1831
02:02:15.958 --> 02:02:18.542
♪

1832
02:02:32.958 --> 02:02:38.958
♪

1833
02:02:53.958 --> 02:02:56.458
[music fades]

1834
02:03:13.292 --> 02:03:16.333
♪ sweeping majestic music playing ♪

1835
02:05:11.708 --> 02:05:15.125
<i>‐ ♪ All of me ♪</i>

1836
02:05:15.125 --> 02:05:19.833
♪ <i>Why not take all of me</i> ♪

1837
02:05:21.833 --> 02:05:25.042
<i>♪ Can't you see? ♪</i>

1838
02:05:25.333 --> 02:05:30.250
♪ <i>I'm no good without you</i> ♪

1839
02:05:31.708 --> 02:05:35.458
<i>♪ Take my lips ♪</i>

1840
02:05:35.458 --> 02:05:41.000
♪ <i>I want to lose them</i> ♪

1841
02:05:41.958 --> 02:05:45.667
<i>♪ Take my arms ♪</i>

1842
02:05:45.667 --> 02:05:50.625
♪ <i>I never use them</i> ♪

1843
02:05:52.083 --> 02:05:55.750
<i>♪ Your goodbye ♪</i>

1844
02:05:55.750 --> 02:06:00.917
♪ <i>Left me with eyes that cry</i> ♪

1845
02:06:02.417 --> 02:06:07.667
<i>♪ How can I go on, dear ♪</i>

1846
02:06:07.667 --> 02:06:10.833
♪ <i>Without you</i> ♪

1847
02:06:12.458 --> 02:06:17.333
<i>♪ You took the part ♪</i>

1848
02:06:17.333 --> 02:06:21.833
♪ <i>That once was my heart</i> ♪

1849
02:06:22.458 --> 02:06:25.417
<i>♪ So why not</i> ♪

1850
02:06:25.417 --> 02:06:29.417
<i>♪ Take all of me ♪</i>

1851
02:06:30.167 --> 02:06:31.792
[indistinct dialogue]

1852
02:06:32.333 --> 02:06:34.708
‐ One, two, three. Here we go.
One, two, three.

1853
02:06:34.708 --> 02:06:37.583
‐ One, one, two.
‐ One, two, three.

1854
02:06:37.583 --> 02:06:40.375
One, two, three. One, two, three.

1855
02:06:40.375 --> 02:06:42.000
Out.
‐ Out.

1856
02:06:42.000 --> 02:06:44.583
‐ In. That's the wrong spin, Jimmy.

1857
02:06:44.583 --> 02:06:45.750
‐ It's... Okay.

1858
02:06:46.750 --> 02:06:50.917
‐ One. One...
Get off of my Prada dress, please.

1859
02:06:51.333 --> 02:06:54.375
BOTH:
One, two, three. One, two, three.

1860
02:06:54.375 --> 02:06:55.833
One, two, three.

1861
02:06:55.833 --> 02:06:57.375
One, two, three.

1862
02:06:57.375 --> 02:06:58.875
One, two... Jimmy!

1863
02:06:58.875 --> 02:07:00.458
Prada! The dress is Prada!

1864
02:07:00.458 --> 02:07:02.125
‐ They didn't make Prada back then.

1865
02:07:02.125 --> 02:07:03.875
‐ Fuck you, nigger.

1866
02:07:06.458 --> 02:07:07.500
‐ Billie!

1867
02:07:08.667 --> 02:07:10.333
♪

1868
02:07:14.292 --> 02:07:17.333
<i>‐ ♪ All of me ♪</i>

1869
02:07:17.750 --> 02:07:23.250
♪ <i>Why not take all of me</i> ♪

1870
02:07:24.208 --> 02:07:27.792
<i>♪ Can't you see? ♪</i>

1871
02:07:27.792 --> 02:07:32.750
♪ <i>I'm no good without you</i> ♪

1872
02:07:34.125 --> 02:07:37.917
<i>♪ Take my lips ♪</i>

1873
02:07:37.917 --> 02:07:43.750
♪ <i>I want to lose them</i> ♪

1874
02:07:44.500 --> 02:07:48.000
<i>♪ Take my arms ♪</i>

1875
02:07:48.000 --> 02:07:53.083
♪ <i>I never use them</i> ♪

1876
02:07:54.917 --> 02:07:58.750
<i>♪ Your goodbye ♪</i>

1877
02:07:58.750 --> 02:08:04.083
♪ <i>Left me with eyes that cry</i> ♪

1878
02:08:04.958 --> 02:08:08.458
<i>♪ How can I ♪</i>

1879
02:08:08.458 --> 02:08:13.333
♪ <i>Go on being without you</i> ♪

1880
02:08:15.042 --> 02:08:19.458
<i>♪ You took the best ♪</i>

1881
02:08:19.458 --> 02:08:24.458
♪ <i>So why not take the rest</i> ♪

1882
02:08:25.250 --> 02:08:28.167
<i>♪ Baby ♪</i>

1883
02:08:28.167 --> 02:08:34.167
♪ <i>Take all of me</i> ♪

1884
02:08:37.833 --> 02:08:40.292
♪ "Tigress and Tweed" playing ♪

1885
02:08:42.125 --> 02:08:44.292
‐ ♪ <i>Say, say, say</i> ♪

1886
02:08:47.625 --> 02:08:50.250
♪ <i>Mm, say, say, say</i> ♪

1887
02:08:53.333 --> 02:08:55.917
♪ <i>Say a prayer for me</i> ♪

1888
02:08:57.875 --> 02:09:01.458
<i>♪ Strange fruit</i>
<i>come down off that tree ♪</i>

1889
02:09:03.667 --> 02:09:08.583
<i>♪ Cut it down</i>
<i>under your feet ♪</i>

1890
02:09:09.167 --> 02:09:12.167
<i>♪ Juicy fruit so bitter sweet ♪</i>

1891
02:09:12.167 --> 02:09:14.917
<i>♪ Fruit stand tall</i>
<i>these roots go deep ♪</i>

1892
02:09:14.917 --> 02:09:17.792
<i>♪ Strange fruit bussin</i>
<i>on these thieves ♪</i>

1893
02:09:20.667 --> 02:09:23.500
<i>♪ Ancestors</i>
<i>don’t take defeat ♪</i>

1894
02:09:23.500 --> 02:09:26.167
<i>♪ Left the scent of victory ♪</i>

1895
02:09:26.167 --> 02:09:30.583
<i>♪ In the air, tigress and the tweed ♪</i>

1896
02:09:32.875 --> 02:09:35.917
<i>♪ Oh, lentheric ♪</i>

1897
02:09:35.917 --> 02:09:38.625
<i>♪ You carry it, I'm tired ♪</i>

1898
02:09:38.625 --> 02:09:42.583
<i>♪ Grin and bear it</i>
<i>the truth of it is you carry the ♪</i>

1899
02:09:42.583 --> 02:09:47.167
<i>♪ Future you and your chariots ♪</i>

1900
02:09:47.167 --> 02:09:49.417
<i>♪ Say a prayer ♪</i>

1901
02:09:52.750 --> 02:09:55.458
<i>♪ Say, say, say, say ♪</i>

1902
02:09:58.500 --> 02:10:00.917
<i>♪ Mm, say, say, say ♪</i>

1903
02:10:02.083 --> 02:10:04.708
<i>♪ Say a prayer for me ♪</i>





