WEBVTT FILE 1 00:02:09.545 --> 00:02:12.757 rare roasted partridge breast in raspberry coulis with a sorrel timbale. 2 00:02:13.007 --> 00:02:16.093 ...and grilled free-range rabbit with herbed french fries. 3 00:02:16.302 --> 00:02:20.014 Our pasta tonight is a squid ravioli in a lemon grass broth. 4 00:02:24.602 --> 00:02:28.731 God, I hate this place. It's a chick's restaurant. Why aren't we at Dorsia? 5 00:02:28.898 --> 00:02:30.816 Because Bateman won't give the maitre d' head. 6 00:02:33.778 --> 00:02:35.905 Is that Reed Robinson over there? 7 00:02:36.113 --> 00:02:38.991 - Are you freebasing or what? That's not Robinson. - Well, who is it then? 8 00:02:39.158 --> 00:02:41.994 - It's Paul Allen. - That's not Paul Allen. 9 00:02:42.203 --> 00:02:44.455 Paul Allen's on the other side of the room over there. 10 00:02:44.622 --> 00:02:46.499 Who's he with? Some weasel from Kicker Peabody. 11 00:02:46.707 --> 00:02:48.459 They don't have a good bathroom to do coke in. 12 00:02:48.626 --> 00:02:51.420 Are you sure that's Paul Allen over there? Yes, McDufus, I am. 13 00:02:51.629 --> 00:02:54.048 - He's handling the Fisher account. - Lucky bastard. 14 00:02:54.215 --> 00:02:58.553 - Lucky Jew bastard. - Jesus, McDermott, what does that have to do with anything? 15 00:02:58.719 --> 00:03:00.555 I've seen that bastard sitting in his office... 16 00:03:00.721 --> 00:03:02.723 talking on the phone to the C.E.O.s, spinnin' a fuckin' menorah. 17 00:03:02.932 --> 00:03:05.309 Not a menorah. You spin a dreidel. 18 00:03:05.434 --> 00:03:07.270 Oh, my God, Bateman. 19 00:03:07.436 --> 00:03:10.356 Do you want me to fry you up some fucking potato pancakes? Some latkes? 20 00:03:10.523 --> 00:03:14.110 No, just... cool it with the anti-Semitic remarks. 21 00:03:14.318 --> 00:03:18.322 Oh, I forgot. Bateman's dating someone from the A.C.L.U. 22 00:03:18.531 --> 00:03:21.284 He's the voice of reason. The boy next door. 23 00:03:21.492 --> 00:03:24.871 Speaking of reasonable... Only $570. 24 00:03:25.037 --> 00:03:27.915 That's not bad. 25 00:03:28.082 --> 00:03:30.042 A little something for the purse. 26 00:03:30.209 --> 00:03:32.044 Give her the 50. 27 00:04:10.917 --> 00:04:13.002 Stoli on the rocks. 28 00:04:13.211 --> 00:04:16.464 These aren't good anymore. It's a cash bar. 29 00:04:16.589 --> 00:04:18.799 That'll be $25. 30 00:04:22.220 --> 00:04:24.013 You're a fucking ugly bitch. 31 00:04:24.222 --> 00:04:26.682 I wanna stab you to death... 32 00:04:26.891 --> 00:04:29.352 and play around with your blood. 33 00:04:40.404 --> 00:04:42.198 What can I get for you two? 34 00:05:07.139 --> 00:05:09.100 I live in the American Gardens building... 35 00:05:09.267 --> 00:05:11.686 on West 81st Street on the 11th floor. 36 00:05:11.853 --> 00:05:14.897 My name is Patrick Bateman. 37 00:05:15.106 --> 00:05:16.899 I'm 27 years old. 38 00:05:18.442 --> 00:05:20.236 I believe in taking care of myself, 39 00:05:20.444 --> 00:05:25.241 in a balanced diet, in a rigorous exercise routine. 40 00:05:25.449 --> 00:05:27.743 In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, 41 00:05:27.952 --> 00:05:30.913 I'll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches. 42 00:05:31.122 --> 00:05:32.915 I can do a thousand now. 43 00:05:50.183 --> 00:05:54.437 After I remove the ice pack, I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. 44 00:05:54.645 --> 00:05:57.773 In the shower, I use a water-activated gel cleanser. 45 00:06:00.234 --> 00:06:02.445 Then a honey-almond body scrub. 46 00:06:02.653 --> 00:06:06.240 And on the face, an exfoliating gel scrub. 47 00:06:16.000 --> 00:06:18.294 Then I apply an herb mint facial masque, 48 00:06:18.503 --> 00:06:22.423 which I leave on for ten minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. 49 00:06:24.675 --> 00:06:28.971 I always use an aftershave lotion with little or no alcohol, 50 00:06:29.180 --> 00:06:32.850 because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. 51 00:06:33.017 --> 00:06:34.852 Then moisturizer, 52 00:06:35.102 --> 00:06:36.938 then an anti-aging eye balm, 53 00:06:37.146 --> 00:06:40.483 followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion. 54 00:06:41.776 --> 00:06:45.154 There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman. 55 00:06:45.363 --> 00:06:49.367 Some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me. 56 00:06:49.534 --> 00:06:52.328 Only an entity... something illusory. 57 00:06:52.537 --> 00:06:54.997 And though I can hide my cold gaze... 58 00:06:55.164 --> 00:06:58.251 and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours... 59 00:06:58.417 --> 00:07:03.130 and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable, 60 00:07:03.297 --> 00:07:06.509 I simply am not there. 61 00:07:29.574 --> 00:07:31.409 Good morning. 62 00:07:31.576 --> 00:07:34.704 Good morning, Hamilton. Nice tan. 63 00:07:40.585 --> 00:07:43.379 Late. Aerobics class. Sorry. Any messages? 64 00:07:43.588 --> 00:07:46.966 Ricky Harrison has to cancel. He didn't say what he was cancelling or why. 65 00:07:47.175 --> 00:07:50.553 I occasionally box with Ricky at the Harvard Club. Anyone else? 66 00:07:50.678 --> 00:07:53.806 Spencer wants to meet for drinks at Fluties, Pier 17. When? 67 00:07:54.015 --> 00:07:56.976 After 6:00. And what should I say? Negative. Cancel it. 68 00:07:57.143 --> 00:08:00.897 Just say "no." Just say "no"? 69 00:08:01.105 --> 00:08:02.690 Okay, Jean. 70 00:08:02.899 --> 00:08:05.318 I need reservations for three at Camols at 12:30, 71 00:08:05.443 --> 00:08:07.278 and if not there try Crayons. 72 00:08:07.445 --> 00:08:09.906 All right? Yes, sir. 73 00:08:10.114 --> 00:08:15.328 Oh, wait. And I need reservations for two at Arcadia at 8:00 on Thursday. 74 00:08:15.494 --> 00:08:17.288 Something romantic? 75 00:08:18.539 --> 00:08:20.500 No. 76 00:08:20.666 --> 00:08:24.086 Silly. Forget it. I'll make them. 77 00:08:24.295 --> 00:08:26.088 No, I'll do it. No, no. 78 00:08:26.297 --> 00:08:30.384 Be a doll and just get me a mineral water, okay? You look nice today. 79 00:08:30.551 --> 00:08:33.054 Don't wear that outfit again. 80 00:08:33.221 --> 00:08:35.097 What? I didn't hear you. 81 00:08:35.306 --> 00:08:37.767 I said, do not wear that outfit again. 82 00:08:37.934 --> 00:08:40.853 Wear a dress, a skirt or something. You don't like this, I take it. 83 00:08:41.020 --> 00:08:44.190 Come on. You're prettier than that. 84 00:08:44.315 --> 00:08:47.652 - Thanks, Patrick. - - I'm not here. 85 00:08:47.860 --> 00:08:52.490 And high heels. I like high heels. 86 00:08:59.497 --> 00:09:01.332 Feathered friends for 600. 87 00:09:01.499 --> 00:09:03.709 During courtship, the male frigate bird... 88 00:09:03.918 --> 00:09:06.254 inflates to enormous size the red pouch found here. 89 00:09:20.977 --> 00:09:23.479 And I want hundreds of thousands of roses. 90 00:09:23.688 --> 00:09:25.857 And lots of chocolate truffles, 91 00:09:26.107 --> 00:09:28.401 Godiva, and oysters in the half shell. 92 00:09:28.568 --> 00:09:31.362 I'm trying to listen to the new Robert Palmer tape, 93 00:09:31.529 --> 00:09:35.867 but Evelyn, my supposed fianc?, keeps buzzing in my ear. 94 00:09:36.033 --> 00:09:39.328 Annie Leibovitz. We'll get Annie Leibovitz. 95 00:09:39.537 --> 00:09:41.747 And we'll have to get someone to videotape. 96 00:09:41.956 --> 00:09:45.042 Patrick, we should do it. 97 00:09:45.209 --> 00:09:48.504 Do what? Get married. Have a wedding. 98 00:09:48.713 --> 00:09:50.798 No. I can't take the time off work. 99 00:09:51.007 --> 00:09:53.342 Your father practically owns the company. You can do anything you like, silly. 100 00:09:53.467 --> 00:09:56.053 - I don't want to talk about it. - I hate that job anyway. 101 00:09:56.304 --> 00:09:58.097 I don't see why you just don't quit. 102 00:09:58.306 --> 00:10:02.727 Because I want to fit in. 103 00:10:13.362 --> 00:10:15.907 Williams party. 104 00:10:16.115 --> 00:10:18.993 I'm on the verge of tears by the time we arrive at Espace, 105 00:10:19.202 --> 00:10:22.079 since I'm positive we won't have a decent table. 106 00:10:22.246 --> 00:10:26.626 But we do, and relief washes over me in an awesome wave. 107 00:10:26.751 --> 00:10:30.880 Patrick, this is my cousin Vanden and her boyfriend Stash. 108 00:10:31.130 --> 00:10:33.341 They're both artists. The menu's in braille. 109 00:10:33.549 --> 00:10:36.969 I see you've met everyone. You look awful. 110 00:10:37.178 --> 00:10:40.223 Okay. All right. 111 00:10:40.431 --> 00:10:42.391 I'm fairly certain that... 112 00:10:42.558 --> 00:10:45.853 Timothy Bryce and Evelyn are having an affair. 113 00:10:46.020 --> 00:10:48.773 Timothy is the only interesting person I know. 114 00:10:48.981 --> 00:10:52.318 I'm almost completely indifferent as to whether Evelyn knows... 115 00:10:52.443 --> 00:10:57.406 I'm having an affair with Courtney Rawlinson, her closest friend. 116 00:10:57.615 --> 00:10:59.450 Courtney is almost perfect looking. 117 00:10:59.659 --> 00:11:03.120 She's usually operating on one or more psychiatric drugs. 118 00:11:03.329 --> 00:11:05.581 Tonight, I believe, it's Xanax. Mmm. Oh. 119 00:11:05.790 --> 00:11:08.793 More disturbing than her drug use, though, is the fact that she's engaged... 120 00:11:09.043 --> 00:11:12.463 to Luis Carruthers, the biggest doofus in the business. 121 00:11:12.630 --> 00:11:14.841 Tell me, Stash. 122 00:11:15.007 --> 00:11:18.469 Do you think Soho is becoming too... commercial? 123 00:11:18.636 --> 00:11:21.848 - Yes. I read that. - Oh, who gives a rat's ass? 124 00:11:22.056 --> 00:11:23.933 Hey, that affects us. 125 00:11:24.100 --> 00:11:27.937 Well, what about the massacres in Sri Lanka, honey? Doesn't that affect us too? 126 00:11:28.145 --> 00:11:29.939 Do you know anything about Sri Lanka? 127 00:11:30.147 --> 00:11:32.108 How, like, the Sikhs are killing tons of Israelis over there? 128 00:11:32.316 --> 00:11:34.235 Come on, Bryce. 129 00:11:34.402 --> 00:11:37.613 There are a lot more important problems than Sri Lanka to worry about. 130 00:11:37.780 --> 00:11:41.200 - Like what? - Well, we have to end apartheid, for one, 131 00:11:41.409 --> 00:11:46.664 slow down the nuclear arms race, stop terrorism and world hunger. 132 00:11:46.831 --> 00:11:50.501 We have to provide food and shelter for the homeless... 133 00:11:50.710 --> 00:11:54.797 and oppose racial discrimination and promote civil rights, 134 00:11:55.006 --> 00:11:57.758 while also promoting equal rights for women. 135 00:11:57.925 --> 00:12:00.178 We have to encourage a return... 136 00:12:00.344 --> 00:12:02.889 to traditional moral values. 137 00:12:03.097 --> 00:12:05.391 Most importantly, 138 00:12:05.516 --> 00:12:09.687 we have to promote general social concern... 139 00:12:09.937 --> 00:12:13.691 and less materialism in young people. 140 00:12:13.858 --> 00:12:17.486 Patrick, how thought provoking. 141 00:12:54.065 --> 00:12:55.858 Hello. 142 00:12:57.818 --> 00:12:59.654 Hello. 143 00:13:17.755 --> 00:13:20.383 Bleaching? Are you trying to say "bleaching"? 144 00:13:20.591 --> 00:13:22.426 Oh, my God. Two things. 145 00:13:22.593 --> 00:13:24.428 One: You can't bleach a Cerruti. Out of the question. 146 00:13:24.595 --> 00:13:27.390 Two: I can only get these sheets in Santa Fe. 147 00:13:27.598 --> 00:13:29.475 These are very expensive sheets, and I really need them cleaned. 148 00:13:29.684 --> 00:13:33.145 Lady, if you don't shut your fucking mouth, I will kill you. 149 00:13:33.312 --> 00:13:34.772 Now, listen. 150 00:13:34.939 --> 00:13:37.400 I have a lunch meeting at Hubert's in 20 minutes with Ronald Harrison. 151 00:13:37.567 --> 00:13:39.318 I need those sheets cleaned by this afternoon. 152 00:13:39.485 --> 00:13:42.738 Listen, I can't understand you! This is crazy! You're a fool. 153 00:13:42.947 --> 00:13:44.824 I can't cope with this stupid "bitchee"! 154 00:13:44.991 --> 00:13:47.451 Understand? Christ. Patrick? 155 00:13:47.577 --> 00:13:49.871 Hi, Patrick. 156 00:13:50.121 --> 00:13:53.124 I thought that was you. Hello. This is... 157 00:13:53.332 --> 00:13:56.586 Isn't it ridiculous, coming all the way up here? They really are the best. 158 00:13:56.711 --> 00:13:58.629 Then why can't they get these stains out? 159 00:13:58.796 --> 00:14:02.133 I mean, can you talk to these people or something? I'm not getting anywhere. 160 00:14:02.341 --> 00:14:05.178 - Oh, what are those? - Well, it's... 161 00:14:05.344 --> 00:14:08.431 - Cranberry juice. Cranapple. - Really? 162 00:14:08.598 --> 00:14:11.267 Listen, if you could talk to them, I would really appreciate it. 163 00:14:11.434 --> 00:14:14.437 I'm really late. I have a lunch appointment at Hubert's in 15 minutes. 164 00:14:14.604 --> 00:14:16.814 Hubert's? That moved uptown, right? Oh, boy. 165 00:14:17.023 --> 00:14:19.192 Listen, I've gotta go. Thank you, Victoria. 166 00:14:19.317 --> 00:14:21.194 Maybe we could do lunch one day next week. 167 00:14:21.360 --> 00:14:24.822 I'm downtown quite often. What about a Saturday? I'm at work all the time. 168 00:14:26.324 --> 00:14:28.576 Next Saturday? Can't, I'm afraid. Sure. 169 00:14:28.701 --> 00:14:30.745 At a matinee of Les Mis. Listen, I really gotta go. 170 00:14:30.995 --> 00:14:34.207 Oh, Christ. I'll call you. Okay. Do. 171 00:14:34.832 --> 00:14:36.709 Listen, you're dating Lewis, he's in Arizona. 172 00:14:36.959 --> 00:14:38.711 You're fucking me, and we haven't made plans. 173 00:14:38.878 --> 00:14:40.630 What could you possibly be up to tonight? 174 00:14:40.838 --> 00:14:43.549 Stop it. I'm... On a lot of lithium? 175 00:14:43.716 --> 00:14:46.928 Waiting for Luis to call me. He said he'd call tonight. 176 00:14:47.094 --> 00:14:50.640 Pumpkin? Pumpkin, you're dating an asshole. 177 00:14:50.806 --> 00:14:54.477 Mm-hmm. Pumpkin, you're dating the biggest dickweed in New York. 178 00:14:54.685 --> 00:14:58.648 Pumpkin, you're dating a tumbling, tumbling dickweed. 179 00:14:58.898 --> 00:15:01.859 Patrick, stop calling me pumpkin, okay? 180 00:15:02.068 --> 00:15:05.363 I have to go. Courtney? 181 00:15:05.530 --> 00:15:07.365 Hmm? Dinner. 182 00:15:07.532 --> 00:15:09.992 I can't. I'm thinking Dorsia. 183 00:15:12.286 --> 00:15:15.414 Dorsia's nice. Wear something fabulous. 184 00:15:15.581 --> 00:15:17.458 Oh, yeah! 185 00:15:27.051 --> 00:15:29.762 Dorsia. 186 00:15:29.971 --> 00:15:32.014 Um, yes, I know it's a little late, 187 00:15:32.223 --> 00:15:36.727 but is it possible to reserve a table for two at 8:00 or 8:30, perhaps? 188 00:15:53.995 --> 00:15:57.373 ...a facial at Elizabeth Arden, which was really relaxing. 189 00:15:57.498 --> 00:16:00.626 And then, to the Pottery Barn, 190 00:16:00.793 --> 00:16:04.005 where I got this little... 191 00:16:04.255 --> 00:16:07.550 silver muffin dish. Is that Donald Trump's car? 192 00:16:07.675 --> 00:16:09.594 God, Patrick. Shut up. 193 00:16:09.760 --> 00:16:12.430 You know, Courtney, you should take some more lithium or have a Diet Coke. 194 00:16:12.597 --> 00:16:15.391 Some caffeine might get you out of this slump. 195 00:16:15.600 --> 00:16:18.227 I just want a child. 196 00:16:18.394 --> 00:16:20.897 Just two... 197 00:16:21.105 --> 00:16:23.524 perfect... 198 00:16:23.691 --> 00:16:25.943 children. 199 00:16:30.114 --> 00:16:32.700 Are we here? Yeah. 200 00:16:40.291 --> 00:16:43.586 This is Dorsia? Yes, dear. 201 00:16:43.753 --> 00:16:46.380 Courtney, you're gonna have the peanut butter soup... 202 00:16:46.589 --> 00:16:49.050 with smoked duck and mashed squash. 203 00:16:49.258 --> 00:16:53.012 New York Matinee called it "a playful but mysterious little dish." 204 00:16:53.179 --> 00:16:56.933 You'll love it. And then the red snapper with violets and pine nuts. 205 00:16:57.141 --> 00:16:58.935 I think that'll follow nicely. 206 00:16:59.143 --> 00:17:02.813 Mmm. Thanks, Patrick. 207 00:17:09.153 --> 00:17:11.864 Patrick, thanks so much for looking after Courtney. 208 00:17:12.073 --> 00:17:14.825 Dorsia. How impressive. 209 00:17:14.992 --> 00:17:17.078 How on Earth did you get a reservation there? 210 00:17:17.286 --> 00:17:19.455 Lucky, I guess. 211 00:17:19.622 --> 00:17:21.457 That's a wonderful suit. 212 00:17:21.666 --> 00:17:23.876 Don't tell me. Don't tell me. Let me guess. 213 00:17:24.043 --> 00:17:26.921 Mmm, Valentino Couture? 214 00:17:27.129 --> 00:17:29.090 Uh-huh. Hmm. 215 00:17:29.298 --> 00:17:32.301 It looks so soft. Your compliment was sufficient, Luis. 216 00:17:34.220 --> 00:17:39.183 Hello, Halberstram. Nice tie. How the hell are you? 217 00:17:39.350 --> 00:17:42.478 Allen has mistaken me for this dickhead, Marcus Halberstram. 218 00:17:42.687 --> 00:17:45.189 It seems logical because Marcus also works at P&P, 219 00:17:45.356 --> 00:17:47.733 and in fact does the same exact thing I do. 220 00:17:47.942 --> 00:17:51.821 He also has a penchant for Valentino suits and Oliver Peoples glasses. 221 00:17:52.029 --> 00:17:53.823 Marcus and I even go to the same barber, 222 00:17:54.031 --> 00:17:56.117 although I have a slightly better haircut. 223 00:17:56.284 --> 00:17:59.537 - How's the Ransom account going, Marcus? - It's, uh, all right. 224 00:17:59.704 --> 00:18:01.956 Really? That's interesting. It's not, uh, not great. 225 00:18:02.123 --> 00:18:04.709 - Oh, well, you know. - So, how's Cecilia? 226 00:18:04.917 --> 00:18:07.503 - She's a great girl. - Oh, yeah. I'm very lucky. 227 00:18:07.670 --> 00:18:10.673 - Mm-hmm. - Hey, Allen, congratulations on the Fisher account. 228 00:18:10.840 --> 00:18:13.426 - Thank you, Baxter. - Listen, Paul. Squash. 229 00:18:18.472 --> 00:18:21.517 Call me. How about Friday? 230 00:18:21.726 --> 00:18:26.022 No can do. I got an 8:30 res at Dorsia. 231 00:18:26.230 --> 00:18:29.609 Great sea urchin ceviche. 232 00:18:29.734 --> 00:18:31.694 Dorsia on Friday night? How'd he swing that? 233 00:18:31.861 --> 00:18:33.696 I think he's lying. 234 00:18:36.365 --> 00:18:39.535 - Is that a gram? - New card. 235 00:18:39.702 --> 00:18:42.538 What do you think? 236 00:18:42.705 --> 00:18:45.166 Whoa-ho. Very nice. 237 00:18:45.374 --> 00:18:49.170 Look at that. Picked them up from the printer's yesterday. 238 00:18:49.337 --> 00:18:51.172 Good coloring. That's bone. 239 00:18:51.380 --> 00:18:53.799 And the lettering is something called Silian Rail. 240 00:18:54.008 --> 00:18:57.428 It's very cool, Bateman, but that's nothing. Look at this. 241 00:18:57.553 --> 00:18:59.805 That is really nice. 242 00:19:00.014 --> 00:19:03.851 Eggshell with Romalian type. What do you think? 243 00:19:04.018 --> 00:19:06.771 Nice. 244 00:19:06.938 --> 00:19:11.400 Jesus. That is really super. How'd a nitwit like you get so tasteful? 245 00:19:11.567 --> 00:19:13.945 I can't believe that Bryce... 246 00:19:14.111 --> 00:19:16.948 prefers Van Patten's card to mine. 247 00:19:17.114 --> 00:19:19.909 But wait. You ain't seen nothin' yet. 248 00:19:21.744 --> 00:19:27.250 Raised lettering, pale nimbus... white. 249 00:19:27.458 --> 00:19:29.919 Impressive. Very nice. 250 00:19:30.127 --> 00:19:32.046 Hmm. 251 00:19:32.213 --> 00:19:34.340 Let's see Paul Allen's card. 252 00:19:49.063 --> 00:19:50.773 Look at that subtle off-white coloring. 253 00:19:50.982 --> 00:19:53.776 The tasteful thickness of it. 254 00:19:53.943 --> 00:19:57.029 Oh, my God. It even has a watermark. 255 00:20:01.868 --> 00:20:04.328 Is something wrong, Patrick? 256 00:20:04.495 --> 00:20:06.330 You're sweating. 257 00:20:34.817 --> 00:20:37.486 Hello. Pat Bateman. 258 00:20:37.653 --> 00:20:39.488 You want some, uh, money? 259 00:20:39.697 --> 00:20:41.490 Some food? 260 00:20:43.993 --> 00:20:46.329 - Is this what you need? - I'm-I'm hungry. 261 00:20:46.537 --> 00:20:48.331 Yeah. Cold out too, isn't it? 262 00:20:53.294 --> 00:20:56.506 Why don't you get a job? If you're so hungry, why don't you get a job? 263 00:20:56.672 --> 00:20:58.508 I lost my job. 264 00:20:58.716 --> 00:21:00.635 Why? You drinking? 265 00:21:00.843 --> 00:21:04.347 Is that why you lost it? Insider trading? 266 00:21:04.555 --> 00:21:06.641 Just joking. 267 00:21:06.849 --> 00:21:09.852 Listen, what's your name? Al. 268 00:21:10.061 --> 00:21:11.896 Hmm? Speak up. Come on. Al. 269 00:21:12.063 --> 00:21:14.232 Get a goddamn job, Al. 270 00:21:14.398 --> 00:21:17.443 You got a negative attitude. That's what's stopping you. 271 00:21:17.610 --> 00:21:21.072 You gotta get your act together. I'll help you. 272 00:21:21.239 --> 00:21:24.951 You are so kind, mister. You're a kind... You're a kind man. 273 00:21:25.117 --> 00:21:26.953 It's okay. I can tell. 274 00:21:27.119 --> 00:21:30.373 Please, you gotta tell me what to do. You gotta help me. 275 00:21:30.540 --> 00:21:33.376 I'm so cold, I'm hungry. 276 00:21:33.584 --> 00:21:36.045 You know how bad you smell? 277 00:21:36.254 --> 00:21:39.215 You reek of shit. Do you know that? 278 00:21:39.382 --> 00:21:42.593 Al. 279 00:21:42.760 --> 00:21:45.638 I'm sorry. It's just that... 280 00:21:45.847 --> 00:21:47.682 I don't know. 281 00:21:49.100 --> 00:21:51.352 I don't have anything in common with you. 282 00:21:59.694 --> 00:22:02.238 Oh. Oh, thank you, mister. Thank you. 283 00:22:02.446 --> 00:22:05.449 I'm cold out here. 284 00:22:05.616 --> 00:22:07.451 You know what a fucking loser you are? What? 285 00:22:33.144 --> 00:22:35.813 What beautiful skin you have, Mr. Bateman. 286 00:22:36.022 --> 00:22:39.066 So fine, so smooth. 287 00:22:46.741 --> 00:22:49.076 I have all the characteristics of a human being... 288 00:22:49.285 --> 00:22:52.747 flesh, blood, skin, hair... 289 00:22:52.955 --> 00:22:56.125 but not a single, clear, identifiable emotion, 290 00:22:56.292 --> 00:22:59.629 except for greed and disgust. 291 00:22:59.795 --> 00:23:02.340 Something horrible is happening inside of me, 292 00:23:02.507 --> 00:23:04.342 and I don't know why. 293 00:23:05.968 --> 00:23:09.597 My nightly blood lust has overflowed into my days. 294 00:23:09.722 --> 00:23:13.351 I feel lethal, on the verge of frenzy. 295 00:23:13.518 --> 00:23:16.646 I think my mask of sanity is about to slip. 296 00:23:29.158 --> 00:23:31.994 Hey, McCloy, what do you say? 297 00:23:32.161 --> 00:23:34.539 Hey, Hamilton. Have a holly, jolly Christmas. 298 00:23:34.705 --> 00:23:38.835 Is Allen still handling the Fisher account? Of course. Who else? 299 00:23:39.001 --> 00:23:41.879 Mistletoe alert. Merry Xmas, Patrick. 300 00:23:42.046 --> 00:23:44.465 Merry Xmas, Harry. Merry Christmas. 301 00:23:44.632 --> 00:23:46.801 You're late, honey. Oh, yes, you are. I'm not late. 302 00:23:47.009 --> 00:23:50.012 I've been here the entire time. You just didn't see me. 303 00:23:50.221 --> 00:23:54.141 Say hello to Snowball. Snowball says, "Merry Christmas, Patrick." 304 00:23:54.392 --> 00:23:57.687 What is it? It's a little baby piggly-wiggly, isn't it? 305 00:23:57.854 --> 00:24:00.189 It's a Vietnamese potbellied pig. 306 00:24:00.398 --> 00:24:02.650 They make darling pets. Don't you? 307 00:24:02.775 --> 00:24:05.027 Don't you? 308 00:24:05.236 --> 00:24:08.155 Stop scowling, Patrick. You're such a grinch. 309 00:24:08.322 --> 00:24:10.449 And what does Mr. Grinch want for Christmas? 310 00:24:10.616 --> 00:24:12.785 And don't say breast implants again. 311 00:24:15.329 --> 00:24:18.374 Allen. Marcus. Merry Christmas. 312 00:24:18.583 --> 00:24:21.544 How you been? Workaholic, I suppose? Haven't seen you in a while. 313 00:24:21.711 --> 00:24:25.673 Hey, Hamilton. We're goin' to Nell's. Limo's out front. 314 00:24:25.882 --> 00:24:29.051 We should have dinner. Maybe you could bring... 315 00:24:29.260 --> 00:24:32.054 Cecilla? Yes, Cecilla. 316 00:24:32.221 --> 00:24:34.390 Oh, Cecilla would adore it. 317 00:24:34.599 --> 00:24:37.143 Well, then, let's do it, Marcus. 318 00:24:37.310 --> 00:24:39.103 Great party. Thanks. 319 00:24:39.312 --> 00:24:41.397 Patrick, why is he calling you Marcus? 320 00:24:41.606 --> 00:24:44.108 Mistletoe alert. 321 00:24:52.533 --> 00:24:54.952 Marcus Halberstram for two at 7:00. 322 00:24:57.288 --> 00:25:00.708 No, I want to know, okay? I came here for the cilantro crawfish gumbo, 323 00:25:00.917 --> 00:25:04.378 which is, after all, the only excuse one could have for being in this restaurant, 324 00:25:04.587 --> 00:25:06.881 which is, by the way, almost completely empty. 325 00:25:07.089 --> 00:25:10.468 I'm very sorry, sir. J&B straight, and a Corona. 326 00:25:10.635 --> 00:25:13.262 Would you like to hear... Double Absolut martini. 327 00:25:13.471 --> 00:25:15.389 Yes, sir. Would you like to hear the specials? 328 00:25:15.556 --> 00:25:17.892 Not if you want to keep your spleen. 329 00:25:21.479 --> 00:25:24.982 This is a real beehive of activity, Halberstram. This place is hot. 330 00:25:25.149 --> 00:25:28.903 Very hot. Listen, the mud soup and charcoal arugula... 331 00:25:29.111 --> 00:25:30.947 are outrageous here. 332 00:25:31.155 --> 00:25:33.324 Yeah, well, you're late. Hey, I'm a child of divorce. 333 00:25:33.491 --> 00:25:35.952 Give me a break. 334 00:25:36.160 --> 00:25:41.249 I see they've omitted the pork loin with lime Jell-O. We should've gone to Dorsia. 335 00:25:41.415 --> 00:25:44.001 I could've gotten us a table. Nobody goes there anymore. 336 00:25:45.878 --> 00:25:48.756 Is that Ivana Trump? 337 00:25:48.923 --> 00:25:52.718 Oh, geez, Patrick. I mean, Marcus. What are you thinking? 338 00:25:52.927 --> 00:25:56.597 Why would Ivana be at Texarkana? 339 00:25:56.722 --> 00:26:00.685 So, uh, wasn't Rothchild originally handling the Fisher account? 340 00:26:00.852 --> 00:26:05.273 How'd you get it? Well, I could tell you that, Halberstram, 341 00:26:05.523 --> 00:26:07.692 but then I'd have to kill you. 342 00:26:14.532 --> 00:26:18.327 I like to dissect girls. Did you know I'm utterly insane? 343 00:26:21.372 --> 00:26:23.624 Great tan, Marcus. I mean, really impressive. 344 00:26:23.791 --> 00:26:25.501 Where do you tan? Salon. 345 00:26:25.668 --> 00:26:27.837 I've got a tanning bed at home. You should look into it. 346 00:26:28.045 --> 00:26:31.215 And, uh, Cecilla. 347 00:26:31.382 --> 00:26:33.551 How is she? Where is she tonight? 348 00:26:33.718 --> 00:26:36.512 Cecilla's, uh... Well, you know Cecilla. 349 00:26:36.721 --> 00:26:39.223 I think she's having dinner with, um, Evelyn Williams. 350 00:26:39.390 --> 00:26:42.185 Evelyn? Great ass. 351 00:26:42.393 --> 00:26:45.938 Goes out with that loser Patrick Bateman. What a dork. 352 00:26:46.105 --> 00:26:49.192 Another martini, Paul? 353 00:26:55.031 --> 00:26:56.866 You like Huey Lewis and the News? 354 00:26:57.033 --> 00:26:59.118 Um, they're okay. 355 00:27:01.245 --> 00:27:04.916 They're early work was a little too new wave for my taste. 356 00:27:05.124 --> 00:27:07.960 But when Sports came out in '83, 357 00:27:08.127 --> 00:27:11.088 I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. 358 00:27:14.425 --> 00:27:17.011 The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, 359 00:27:17.261 --> 00:27:19.805 and a new sheen of consummate professionalism... 360 00:27:19.972 --> 00:27:23.100 that really gives the songs a big boost. 361 00:27:32.443 --> 00:27:34.820 He's been compared to Elvis Costello, 362 00:27:35.029 --> 00:27:39.534 but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. 363 00:27:39.659 --> 00:27:41.494 Hey, Halberstram? Yes, Allen? 364 00:27:41.661 --> 00:27:44.413 Why are there copies of the Style section all over the place? 365 00:27:44.622 --> 00:27:49.377 Do you... Do you have a dog? A little chow or something? 366 00:27:49.544 --> 00:27:52.338 - No, Allen. - Is that a raincoat? 367 00:27:52.505 --> 00:27:54.674 Yes, it is. 368 00:27:54.882 --> 00:27:57.343 In '87, Huey released this... 369 00:27:57.510 --> 00:27:59.345 Fore, their most accomplished album. 370 00:27:59.512 --> 00:28:03.099 I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square." 371 00:28:03.307 --> 00:28:05.935 The song's so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. 372 00:28:06.143 --> 00:28:08.479 But they should, because it's not just about... 373 00:28:08.646 --> 00:28:11.440 the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. 374 00:28:11.649 --> 00:28:15.736 It's also a personal statement about the band itself. Hey, Paul! 375 00:28:21.325 --> 00:28:24.287 Try getting a reservation at Dorsia now, 376 00:28:24.495 --> 00:28:27.498 you fuckin' stupid bastard! 377 00:28:27.665 --> 00:28:31.460 You fucking bastard! 378 00:29:30.895 --> 00:29:34.357 He was completely naked and standing up on the table. 379 00:29:34.565 --> 00:29:36.943 He had no clothes on whatsoever, and he... 380 00:29:37.109 --> 00:29:38.945 Patrick? Patrick. 381 00:29:39.111 --> 00:29:41.614 Is that you? 382 00:29:41.781 --> 00:29:44.951 No, Luis, it's not me. You're mistaken. 383 00:29:45.117 --> 00:29:47.119 This is my very good friend, Patrick Bateman. 384 00:29:47.286 --> 00:29:51.374 Where are you going? We're going to Nell's. Gwendolyn's father is buying it. 385 00:29:51.541 --> 00:29:54.210 Ooh. 386 00:29:55.795 --> 00:29:57.630 Where did you get that overnight bag? 387 00:30:00.341 --> 00:30:02.176 Jean-Paul Gaultier. 388 00:30:13.521 --> 00:30:15.356 When I get to Paul Allen's place, 389 00:30:15.523 --> 00:30:17.400 I use the keys I took from his pocket... 390 00:30:17.567 --> 00:30:19.485 before disposing of the body. 391 00:30:19.652 --> 00:30:22.697 There is a moment of sheer panic... 392 00:30:22.864 --> 00:30:27.160 when I realize that Paul's apartment overlooks the park... 393 00:30:27.326 --> 00:30:29.871 and is obviously more expensive than mine. 394 00:30:33.291 --> 00:30:35.877 I calm myself and move into the bedroom, 395 00:30:36.085 --> 00:30:39.046 where I find his suitcase and start to pack. 396 00:30:39.255 --> 00:30:41.966 It's time for Paul to take a little trip. 397 00:30:44.969 --> 00:30:47.096 Where do I send the bastard? 398 00:30:47.263 --> 00:30:49.098 Dallas? 399 00:30:49.307 --> 00:30:51.726 Paris? Singapore? 400 00:30:51.934 --> 00:30:54.979 London? I'll send the asshole to London. 401 00:31:00.151 --> 00:31:03.446 Hi. This is Paul. 402 00:31:03.613 --> 00:31:05.573 I've been called away to London for a few days. 403 00:31:05.781 --> 00:31:08.951 Meredith, I'll call you when I get back. Hasta la vista, baby. 404 00:31:34.685 --> 00:31:36.479 What is it? 405 00:31:36.646 --> 00:31:40.149 Patrick. Yes, Jean? 406 00:31:40.358 --> 00:31:43.444 There's a Mr. Donald Kimball here to see you. Who? 407 00:31:43.653 --> 00:31:46.113 Detective Donald Kimball. 408 00:31:49.325 --> 00:31:51.244 Tell him I'm at lunch. 409 00:31:51.410 --> 00:31:55.790 Patrick, it's only 10:30. I think he knows you're here. 410 00:31:55.957 --> 00:31:58.209 Send him in, I guess. 411 00:32:05.299 --> 00:32:09.053 Now, John, you've gotta wear clothes in proportion to your physique. 412 00:32:09.220 --> 00:32:12.974 There are definite do's and don'ts, good buddy, of wearing a bold-striped shirt. 413 00:32:13.224 --> 00:32:15.476 A bold-striped shirt calls for solid-colored... 414 00:32:15.601 --> 00:32:17.937 or discreetly patterned suits and ties. 415 00:32:18.145 --> 00:32:21.482 Yes, always tip the stylist 15 percent. 416 00:32:21.607 --> 00:32:25.319 Listen, John, I've gotta go. T. Boone Pickens just walked in. 417 00:32:25.528 --> 00:32:30.116 Just joking. No, don't tip the owner of the salon. 418 00:32:30.283 --> 00:32:32.118 Okay, John? Right. 419 00:32:32.285 --> 00:32:35.371 Got it. Sorry about that. 420 00:32:35.580 --> 00:32:37.999 No, I'm sorry. I should've made an appointment. 421 00:32:38.166 --> 00:32:40.001 Was that anything important? 422 00:32:40.168 --> 00:32:43.087 Oh, that? Just mulling over business problems, 423 00:32:43.254 --> 00:32:47.550 examining opportunities, exchanging rumors, spreading gossip. 424 00:32:47.758 --> 00:32:50.845 Hi. 425 00:32:51.095 --> 00:32:53.890 I'm Donald Kimball. Hi. Pat Bateman. 426 00:32:54.098 --> 00:32:56.225 Nice to meet you. Sorry to barge in on you like this. 427 00:32:56.392 --> 00:32:58.311 I know how busy you guys can get. 428 00:33:01.105 --> 00:33:05.067 So, what's the, uh, topic of discussion? 429 00:33:05.276 --> 00:33:07.612 I've been hired by Meredith Powell... 430 00:33:07.778 --> 00:33:10.781 to investigate the disappearance of Paul Allen. 431 00:33:12.783 --> 00:33:15.036 I see, yeah. Paul's disappearance, yeah. 432 00:33:15.203 --> 00:33:17.205 So it's nothing that official. 433 00:33:17.413 --> 00:33:20.458 - I just have some questions about Paul Allen and yourself. - Coffee? 434 00:33:20.666 --> 00:33:22.668 - No, I'm okay. - Apollinaris? 435 00:33:22.877 --> 00:33:24.712 No, I'm okay. 436 00:33:24.879 --> 00:33:27.340 Can you bring Mr... 437 00:33:27.548 --> 00:33:30.092 Kimball. No, I'm okay. Mr. Kimball a bottle of Apollinaris. 438 00:33:30.301 --> 00:33:32.303 It's no problem. 439 00:33:34.722 --> 00:33:37.099 So, what's the topic of discussion? 440 00:33:37.266 --> 00:33:39.810 The disappearance of Paul Allen. 441 00:33:39.977 --> 00:33:43.523 Uh-huh, right. Well, I, um, haven't... 442 00:33:45.525 --> 00:33:48.236 I haven't heard anything about the disappearance or anything. 443 00:33:48.402 --> 00:33:50.446 Not on page six, at least. 444 00:33:50.655 --> 00:33:54.200 - I think his family wants this kept quiet. - Understandable. Lime? 445 00:33:54.408 --> 00:33:58.329 - No, really, I'm okay. - You sure? I can always get you a lime. 446 00:33:58.496 --> 00:34:01.457 Just some preliminary questions that I need for my own files, okay? 447 00:34:01.624 --> 00:34:03.459 Shoot. 448 00:34:03.668 --> 00:34:06.045 Hold old are you? Twenty-seven. 449 00:34:06.212 --> 00:34:08.047 Where did you go to school? Harvard. 450 00:34:08.214 --> 00:34:10.758 Then Harvard Business School. Your address? 451 00:34:10.925 --> 00:34:13.052 The American Gardens Building, West 81st Street. 452 00:34:13.219 --> 00:34:16.681 - Nice. Very nice. - Thanks. 453 00:34:16.848 --> 00:34:20.434 What can you tell me about Paul Allen? I'm at a loss. 454 00:34:20.601 --> 00:34:23.354 He was part of that whole Yale thing. "Yale thing"? 455 00:34:23.521 --> 00:34:26.274 - Yeah, Yale thing. - What do you mean, "Yale thing"? 456 00:34:26.482 --> 00:34:30.319 Well, I think for one that he was probably a closet homosexual... 457 00:34:30.528 --> 00:34:32.321 who did a lot of cocaine. 458 00:34:32.530 --> 00:34:34.532 That "Yale thing." 459 00:34:34.699 --> 00:34:38.703 What kind of man was he, besides the information you've just given? 460 00:34:38.911 --> 00:34:41.622 - I hope I'm not being cross-examined here. - You feel like that? 461 00:34:41.747 --> 00:34:43.749 No, not really. 462 00:34:45.918 --> 00:34:47.753 Where did Paul hang out? 463 00:34:47.920 --> 00:34:49.755 Hang out? Yeah, you know, hang out. 464 00:34:49.922 --> 00:34:54.010 Let me think. Um, the Newport, Harry's, 465 00:34:54.177 --> 00:34:55.970 Fluties, Indochine, 466 00:34:56.179 --> 00:34:58.014 Nell's, the Cornell Club, 467 00:34:58.222 --> 00:35:00.474 the New York Yacht Club. He had a yacht? 468 00:35:00.641 --> 00:35:04.478 - No, he just hung out there. - And where did he go to school? 469 00:35:04.687 --> 00:35:07.064 Don't you know this? 470 00:35:07.273 --> 00:35:09.150 I just wanted to know if you know. 471 00:35:13.321 --> 00:35:16.324 Before Yale, if I remember correctly, St. Paul's. 472 00:35:16.491 --> 00:35:19.368 Listen, I just... I just wanna help. 473 00:35:19.535 --> 00:35:22.455 I understand. 474 00:35:25.082 --> 00:35:26.876 Do you have any witnesses or fingerprints? 475 00:35:27.084 --> 00:35:31.047 Well, there's a message on his answering machine that says he went to London. 476 00:35:31.255 --> 00:35:33.716 - Well, maybe he did, huh? - His girlfriend doesn't think so. 477 00:35:33.841 --> 00:35:35.843 - But has anyone seen him in London? - Actually, yes. 478 00:35:36.093 --> 00:35:39.180 Hmm. But I've had a hard time getting actual verification. 479 00:35:39.388 --> 00:35:43.100 A Stephen Hughes said he saw him at a restaurant there. 480 00:35:43.267 --> 00:35:45.102 But I checked it out, and what happened is... 481 00:35:45.269 --> 00:35:47.522 he mistook a Herbert Ainsworth for Paul, so... 482 00:35:47.688 --> 00:35:50.900 - Had his apartment been burglarized? - No, actually, it hadn't. 483 00:35:51.067 --> 00:35:54.487 Toiletries were missing, a suit was gone, so was some luggage. That's it. 484 00:35:54.654 --> 00:35:56.989 I mean, no one's dealing with the homicide squad yet or anything, right? 485 00:35:57.156 --> 00:35:59.534 No, not yet. As I said, we're not sure. 486 00:35:59.700 --> 00:36:01.911 Basically, no one's seen or heard anything. 487 00:36:02.119 --> 00:36:04.831 So typical, isn't it? It's just strange. 488 00:36:05.039 --> 00:36:07.458 One day, someone's walking around, 489 00:36:07.625 --> 00:36:10.044 going to work, alive, and then... 490 00:36:10.253 --> 00:36:12.547 Nothing. 491 00:36:12.672 --> 00:36:14.549 People just disappear. 492 00:36:14.715 --> 00:36:18.302 The earth just... opens up and swallows them. 493 00:36:19.762 --> 00:36:22.682 Eerie. Really eerie. 494 00:36:28.479 --> 00:36:30.523 Listen, you'll have to excuse me. 495 00:36:30.690 --> 00:36:34.819 I have a lunch meeting with Cliff Huxtable at Four Seasons in 20 minutes. 496 00:36:35.027 --> 00:36:38.781 The Four Seasons? Isn't that a little far uptown? 497 00:36:39.031 --> 00:36:42.326 I mean, aren't you gonna be late? No, there's one down here. 498 00:36:42.493 --> 00:36:44.829 Oh, really? I didn't know that. Yeah, it's very good. 499 00:36:45.037 --> 00:36:49.083 Listen, if anything else occurs to you, any information... 500 00:36:49.292 --> 00:36:51.836 Absolutely. I'm 100 percent with you. Great. 501 00:36:52.003 --> 00:36:55.548 And thanks for your time, Mr. Bateman. 502 00:36:59.594 --> 00:37:01.429 Bye-bye. Good-bye. 503 00:38:01.072 --> 00:38:04.158 I haven't seen you around here. You just haven't been lookin'. 504 00:38:04.325 --> 00:38:08.621 - Would you like to see my apartment? - I'm not supposed to. 505 00:38:10.414 --> 00:38:12.250 Do you wanna come to my apartment or not? 506 00:38:14.794 --> 00:38:18.840 I'm not supposed to, but I can make an exception. 507 00:38:20.675 --> 00:38:22.510 Do you take a credit card? 508 00:38:22.677 --> 00:38:25.137 I'm joking. 509 00:38:25.388 --> 00:38:27.223 Come on. Get in. 510 00:38:37.900 --> 00:38:39.819 I'd like a girl. Early 20s. 511 00:38:39.986 --> 00:38:43.281 Blonde, who does couples. Couples. 512 00:38:43.447 --> 00:38:47.743 And I really can't stress blonde enough. Blonde. 513 00:38:49.453 --> 00:38:52.456 I'm Paul. 514 00:38:52.665 --> 00:38:55.751 My name's Paul Allen. You got that? 515 00:38:56.002 --> 00:38:59.839 You're Christie. You're to respond only to Christie. 516 00:39:00.006 --> 00:39:01.841 Is that clear? 517 00:39:12.059 --> 00:39:13.895 That's a very fine chardonnay you're drinking. 518 00:39:14.061 --> 00:39:16.731 I want you to clean your vagina. 519 00:39:25.948 --> 00:39:28.910 No. From behind. Get on your knees. 520 00:39:29.118 --> 00:39:31.829 You have a very nice body. 521 00:39:42.423 --> 00:39:44.425 Mm-hmm? 522 00:39:44.592 --> 00:39:47.178 Thank you. Send her up. 523 00:39:49.931 --> 00:39:53.017 Christie, get out and dry off. 524 00:39:53.184 --> 00:39:55.895 Choose a robe... not the Bijan... 525 00:39:56.103 --> 00:40:00.525 and come and meet me and our guest in the living room for drinks. 526 00:40:07.448 --> 00:40:09.450 You've arrived. How lovely. 527 00:40:09.617 --> 00:40:11.452 Let me take your coat. 528 00:40:11.619 --> 00:40:14.288 I'm Paul. How good of you to come. 529 00:40:19.210 --> 00:40:21.003 Not quite blonde, are you? 530 00:40:21.212 --> 00:40:23.005 More dirty blonde. 531 00:40:23.214 --> 00:40:25.591 I'm gonna call you Sabrina. 532 00:40:25.758 --> 00:40:27.718 I'm Paul Allen. 533 00:40:46.696 --> 00:40:49.031 So. 534 00:40:49.198 --> 00:40:51.033 Don't you wanna know what I do? 535 00:40:55.079 --> 00:40:58.040 No. No, not really. 536 00:40:59.500 --> 00:41:02.712 Well, I work on Wall Street... 537 00:41:02.920 --> 00:41:05.089 for Pierce & Pierce. 538 00:41:05.298 --> 00:41:07.258 Have you heard of it? 539 00:41:16.475 --> 00:41:19.187 You have a really nice place here, Paul. 540 00:41:19.353 --> 00:41:21.230 How much did you pay for it? 541 00:41:21.397 --> 00:41:23.357 Well, actually, 542 00:41:23.524 --> 00:41:26.235 that's none of your business, Christie. 543 00:41:26.444 --> 00:41:30.072 But I can assure you, it certainly wasn't cheap. 544 00:41:30.281 --> 00:41:32.408 No. No smoking. Not in here. 545 00:41:35.161 --> 00:41:36.996 Varda truffle? 546 00:41:39.540 --> 00:41:41.709 I don't want you to get drunk, 547 00:41:41.959 --> 00:41:45.171 but that's a very fine chardonnay you're not drinking. 548 00:41:52.678 --> 00:41:55.264 Do you like Phil Collins? 549 00:41:55.431 --> 00:41:57.558 I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release... 550 00:41:57.725 --> 00:42:01.646 of their 1980 album Duke. 551 00:42:01.812 --> 00:42:06.442 Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. 552 00:42:06.651 --> 00:42:09.529 It was too artsy, too intellectual. 553 00:42:09.695 --> 00:42:12.323 It was on Duke where... 554 00:42:12.532 --> 00:42:15.368 Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. 555 00:42:18.204 --> 00:42:23.000 I think Invisible Touch is the group's undisputed masterpiece. 556 00:42:25.837 --> 00:42:29.465 It's an epic meditation on intangibility. 557 00:42:32.510 --> 00:42:35.263 At the same time, it deepens and enriches... 558 00:42:35.429 --> 00:42:38.641 the meaning of the preceding three albums. 559 00:42:38.850 --> 00:42:41.727 Christie, take off the robe. 560 00:42:43.729 --> 00:42:45.815 Listen to the brilliant ensemble playing... 561 00:42:46.065 --> 00:42:48.568 of Banks, Collins and Rutherford. 562 00:42:48.734 --> 00:42:52.989 You can practically hear every nuance of every instrument. 563 00:42:53.197 --> 00:42:55.032 Sabrina, remove your dress. 564 00:42:56.826 --> 00:43:00.163 In terms of lyrical craftsmanship and sheer songwriting, 565 00:43:00.371 --> 00:43:03.332 this album hits a new peak of professionalism. 566 00:43:03.499 --> 00:43:05.793 Sabrina, why don't you, uh, dance a little. 567 00:43:07.378 --> 00:43:09.839 Take the lyrics to "Land of Confusion." 568 00:43:10.047 --> 00:43:12.008 In this song, Phil Collins... 569 00:43:12.175 --> 00:43:16.095 addresses the problems of abusive political authority. 570 00:43:17.930 --> 00:43:21.934 "In Too Deep" is the most moving pop song of the 1980s... 571 00:43:22.143 --> 00:43:25.354 about monogamy and commitment. 572 00:43:25.521 --> 00:43:28.691 The song is extremely uplifting. 573 00:43:28.858 --> 00:43:32.153 Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative... 574 00:43:32.361 --> 00:43:36.532 as, uh, anything I've heard in rock. 575 00:43:40.203 --> 00:43:42.121 Christie, get down on your knees... 576 00:43:42.288 --> 00:43:45.249 so Sabrina can see your asshole. 577 00:43:45.416 --> 00:43:48.002 Phil Collins' solo career... 578 00:43:48.169 --> 00:43:50.880 seems to be more commercial, 579 00:43:51.130 --> 00:43:54.133 and therefore more satisfying in a narrower way, 580 00:43:54.342 --> 00:43:58.763 especially songs like "In the Air Tonight" and "Against All Odds." 581 00:44:00.848 --> 00:44:02.683 Sabrina, don't just stare at it. Eat it. 582 00:44:05.228 --> 00:44:07.772 I also think that Phil Collins works best... 583 00:44:07.939 --> 00:44:11.776 within the confines of the group than as a solo artist. 584 00:44:11.984 --> 00:44:15.279 And I stress the word "artist." 585 00:44:19.367 --> 00:44:21.202 This is "Sussudio." 586 00:44:21.369 --> 00:44:24.247 A great, great song. A personal favorite. 587 00:44:35.299 --> 00:44:40.763 Look at the camera. 588 00:45:14.672 --> 00:45:18.801 Christie, look at the camera. 589 00:45:34.192 --> 00:45:36.027 Don't touch the watch. 590 00:45:58.257 --> 00:46:00.092 Can we go now? 591 00:46:00.259 --> 00:46:02.053 We're not through yet. 592 00:46:20.238 --> 00:46:23.533 If they have a good personality and they're not great looking, then who fucking cares? 593 00:46:23.741 --> 00:46:25.535 Let's just say hypothetically, okay? 594 00:46:25.743 --> 00:46:27.870 What if they have a good personality? 595 00:46:28.037 --> 00:46:31.040 I know. I know. 596 00:46:31.249 --> 00:46:33.709 There are no girls with good personalities. 597 00:46:33.918 --> 00:46:36.629 A good personality consists of a chick with a little hard body... 598 00:46:36.754 --> 00:46:38.548 who will satisfy all sexual demands... 599 00:46:38.756 --> 00:46:40.550 without being too slutty about things... 600 00:46:40.758 --> 00:46:42.552 and who will essentially keep her dumb fucking mouth shut. 601 00:46:42.760 --> 00:46:44.595 The only girls with good personalities... 602 00:46:44.762 --> 00:46:47.890 who are smart or maybe funny or halfway intelligent or talented... 603 00:46:48.099 --> 00:46:50.893 though God knows what the fuck that means... are ugly chicks. 604 00:46:51.060 --> 00:46:53.229 Absolutely. And this is because they have to make up... 605 00:46:53.437 --> 00:46:55.106 for how fucking unattractive they are. 606 00:46:55.273 --> 00:46:58.401 - Do you know what Ed Gein said about women? - Maitre d' at Canal Bar? 607 00:46:58.609 --> 00:47:02.405 - No, serial killer, Wisconsin, in the 50s. - And what did Ed say? 608 00:47:02.613 --> 00:47:05.616 "When I see a pretty girl walking down the street, I think two things. 609 00:47:05.783 --> 00:47:08.077 "One part of me wants to take her out and talk to her, 610 00:47:08.286 --> 00:47:10.621 be real nice and sweet and treat her right." 611 00:47:10.830 --> 00:47:13.124 - And what did the other part of him think? 612 00:47:13.332 --> 00:47:15.793 What her head would look like on a stick. 613 00:47:20.631 --> 00:47:23.926 Hi, guys. I wanna get your opinion on something. 614 00:47:25.469 --> 00:47:27.722 It's my business card. 615 00:47:27.847 --> 00:47:31.142 I decided to get a new one too. 616 00:47:32.810 --> 00:47:34.645 Oh, it's... 617 00:47:34.812 --> 00:47:36.647 Very nice, Luis. 618 00:47:38.316 --> 00:47:40.067 Thank you. 619 00:47:53.998 --> 00:47:56.042 Listen, what about dinner? 620 00:47:56.209 --> 00:47:58.961 Is that all you ever have to contribute, Van Patten? "What about fucking dinner"? 621 00:47:59.128 --> 00:48:02.048 Cheer up there, Bateman. What's the matter? No shiatsu this morning? 622 00:48:02.215 --> 00:48:05.384 Keep touching me like that, you'll draw back a stump. Hold on there, little buddy. 623 00:48:05.551 --> 00:48:07.386 Excuse me. 624 00:48:43.881 --> 00:48:47.718 God. Patrick. Why here? 625 00:48:47.885 --> 00:48:50.388 I've seen you looking at me. 626 00:48:50.555 --> 00:48:53.683 I've noticed your... 627 00:48:53.891 --> 00:48:56.394 hot body. 628 00:48:56.561 --> 00:48:58.521 Don't be shy. 629 00:48:58.688 --> 00:49:00.731 You can't imagine how long I've wanted this... 630 00:49:00.940 --> 00:49:03.484 ever since that Christmas party at Arizona 206. 631 00:49:03.651 --> 00:49:06.821 You know, the one you were wearing that red-striped paisley Armani tie. 632 00:49:10.658 --> 00:49:14.287 I want you. I want you too. 633 00:49:14.453 --> 00:49:16.289 Patrick. What is it? 634 00:49:16.455 --> 00:49:19.458 Where are you going? 635 00:49:19.625 --> 00:49:22.295 I've gotta return some video tapes. 636 00:49:29.969 --> 00:49:32.930 Patrick! 637 00:49:56.287 --> 00:49:58.414 Okay, London the... 638 00:49:58.623 --> 00:50:01.292 London, there's, um, a reservation... Any Paul Allen? 639 00:50:01.501 --> 00:50:03.794 No. A reservation, but... Kimball! 640 00:50:04.003 --> 00:50:06.005 I've been wanting to talk with you. Come into my office. 641 00:50:06.214 --> 00:50:08.049 Jean, great jacket. Matsuta? 642 00:50:08.216 --> 00:50:12.053 Do you remember where you were the night of Paul's disappearance, 643 00:50:12.261 --> 00:50:14.096 which was on the 20th of December? 644 00:50:14.263 --> 00:50:16.182 God. 645 00:50:16.349 --> 00:50:19.352 I guess I was probably returning video tapes. 646 00:50:22.980 --> 00:50:24.774 I had a date with a girl named Veronica. 647 00:50:24.982 --> 00:50:27.360 That's not what I've got. What? 648 00:50:27.485 --> 00:50:29.737 That's not the information I've received. 649 00:50:29.946 --> 00:50:32.114 Well, I... Wait. 650 00:50:32.323 --> 00:50:35.159 - What information have you received? - Let me see. 651 00:50:35.368 --> 00:50:37.995 Well... 652 00:50:38.246 --> 00:50:40.081 You were with... Well, I could be wrong. 653 00:50:40.248 --> 00:50:43.751 When was the last time you were with Paul Allen? 654 00:50:43.960 --> 00:50:46.087 We'd gone to a new musical... 655 00:50:46.254 --> 00:50:49.715 called Oh, Africa, Brave Africa. 656 00:50:49.841 --> 00:50:52.844 It was a laugh riot. That was about it. 657 00:50:53.052 --> 00:50:56.347 I think we had dinner at Orso's. No, Peto... No, Orso's. 658 00:50:56.514 --> 00:50:59.684 I hope I've been informative. Long day, a bit scattered. 659 00:50:59.851 --> 00:51:01.686 I'm a little spent now too. 660 00:51:01.894 --> 00:51:04.939 But how about lunch in a week or so... 661 00:51:05.148 --> 00:51:07.275 when I've sorted out all this information? 662 00:51:07.441 --> 00:51:09.277 Great. Yes, I'd like that. 663 00:51:09.443 --> 00:51:12.530 And if you could try and pin down where you were... 664 00:51:09.735 --> 00:51:09.735 23.976 665 00:51:12.738 --> 00:51:16.284 the night of Paul Allen's disappearance, it would make my job a lot easier. 666 00:51:32.190 --> 00:51:35.818 Never. I mean, I don't really like singers. 667 00:51:16.692 --> 00:51:18.861 Absolutely. I'm with you on that one. 668 00:51:35.985 --> 00:51:39.322 Not a big music fan, huh? No, I like music. 669 00:51:39.572 --> 00:51:44.118 Just they're... Huey's too black sounding for me. 670 00:51:22.973 --> 00:51:24.808 Huey Lewis and the News. 671 00:51:44.685 --> 00:51:46.645 To each his own. 672 00:51:27.603 --> 00:51:30.773 Great stuff. I just bought it on my way here. You heard it? 673 00:51:48.414 --> 00:51:50.541 So, lunch next week? 674 00:51:50.750 --> 00:51:52.543 I'll be there. 675 00:52:01.719 --> 00:52:03.680 Oh! 676 00:52:03.846 --> 00:52:05.723 Oh! 677 00:52:28.287 --> 00:52:31.874 Will you call me before Easter? Maybe. 678 00:52:35.628 --> 00:52:37.463 What are you doing tonight? 679 00:52:37.630 --> 00:52:40.258 Dinner at, uh, River Cafe. 680 00:52:40.466 --> 00:52:43.678 Au Bar afterwards, maybe. That's nice. 681 00:52:45.722 --> 00:52:48.433 I never knew you smoked. 682 00:52:48.641 --> 00:52:50.435 You never noticed. 683 00:52:53.813 --> 00:52:55.982 Listen, Patrick. 684 00:52:56.190 --> 00:52:57.900 Can we talk? 685 00:53:04.073 --> 00:53:06.367 You look... marvelous. 686 00:53:08.453 --> 00:53:10.288 There's nothing to say. 687 00:53:10.496 --> 00:53:13.958 You're gonna marry Luis. Isn't that special? 688 00:53:15.585 --> 00:53:17.420 Patrick? 689 00:53:22.008 --> 00:53:23.843 Yes, Courtney? 690 00:53:26.637 --> 00:53:29.265 If I don't see you before Easter, 691 00:53:29.390 --> 00:53:31.392 have a nice one, okay? 692 00:53:36.522 --> 00:53:38.358 You too. 693 00:53:44.197 --> 00:53:46.616 Patrick? 694 00:53:46.783 --> 00:53:48.576 Yeah? 695 00:53:49.952 --> 00:53:54.499 Nothing. 696 00:54:20.733 --> 00:54:22.527 There is this theory now... Listen to me. 697 00:54:22.735 --> 00:54:24.570 There is this theory now that if you can catch the AIDS virus... 698 00:54:24.737 --> 00:54:28.032 by having sex with someone who's infected, then you can catch anything. 699 00:54:28.241 --> 00:54:31.494 Alzheimer's, muscular dystrophy, hemophilia, 700 00:54:31.703 --> 00:54:34.330 leukemia, diabetes, dyslexia. 701 00:54:34.455 --> 00:54:37.083 I'm not sure, but I don't think dyslexia is a virus. 702 00:54:37.250 --> 00:54:39.460 But who knows? They don't know that. 703 00:54:39.669 --> 00:54:41.504 Prove it. 704 00:54:53.182 --> 00:54:55.018 Oh, God. What? 705 00:54:55.184 --> 00:54:58.479 It's a fucking milligram of sweetener. I wanna get high off this, 706 00:54:58.730 --> 00:55:00.898 not sprinkle it on my fucking oatmeal. It's definitely weak, 707 00:55:01.065 --> 00:55:03.067 but I have a feeling if we do enough of it, we'll be okay. 708 00:55:03.276 --> 00:55:06.654 Can you keep it down? I'm trying to do drugs. 709 00:55:06.863 --> 00:55:09.073 Fuck you! Calm down. Let's do it anyway. 710 00:55:09.240 --> 00:55:11.075 That's right. 711 00:55:11.284 --> 00:55:13.161 That is if the faggot in the next stall thinks it's okay! 712 00:55:13.327 --> 00:55:15.163 Fuck you! Hey, fuck you! 713 00:55:17.790 --> 00:55:20.043 Sorry, dude. Steroids. 714 00:55:20.209 --> 00:55:22.462 Okay, let's do it. 715 00:55:42.482 --> 00:55:45.151 Where did Craig go? 716 00:55:45.318 --> 00:55:48.613 Well, Gorbachev is downstairs. McDermott went to sign a peace treaty... 717 00:55:48.821 --> 00:55:50.656 between the United States and Russia. 718 00:55:50.823 --> 00:55:53.493 He's the one behind Glasnost. 719 00:55:53.659 --> 00:55:57.038 - He said he was in mergers and acquisitions. - You're not confused, are you? 720 00:55:57.205 --> 00:55:59.165 No, not really. 721 00:55:59.332 --> 00:56:02.085 - Gorbachev is not downstairs. - Karen's right. 722 00:56:02.251 --> 00:56:04.796 Gorbachev's not downstairs. He's at Tunnel. 723 00:56:05.004 --> 00:56:06.798 Ask me a question. 724 00:56:08.341 --> 00:56:10.134 So, what do you do? 725 00:56:10.343 --> 00:56:13.680 I'm into, uh, well, murders and executions, mostly. 726 00:56:13.888 --> 00:56:17.642 - Do you like it? - Well, it depends. Why? 727 00:56:17.809 --> 00:56:22.980 Well, most guys I know who work in mergers and acquisitions really don't like it. 728 00:56:25.441 --> 00:56:28.945 So, where do you work out? 729 00:56:31.781 --> 00:56:34.200 You think I'm dumb, don't you? 730 00:56:34.367 --> 00:56:37.328 What? You think I'm dumb. You think all models are dumb. 731 00:56:37.537 --> 00:56:40.206 No. I really don't. 732 00:56:40.373 --> 00:56:43.000 That's okay. I don't mind. 733 00:56:43.209 --> 00:56:45.044 There's something sweet about you. 734 00:57:11.654 --> 00:57:13.489 Doin' the crossword? 735 00:57:18.703 --> 00:57:20.872 You need any help? 736 00:57:31.090 --> 00:57:33.718 - Jean? - Yes, Patrick? 737 00:57:33.926 --> 00:57:37.096 Would you like to accompany me to dinner? 738 00:57:37.263 --> 00:57:40.016 That is, if you're not doing anything. 739 00:57:40.183 --> 00:57:42.810 Um, no. No, I don't have any plans. 740 00:57:45.229 --> 00:57:47.023 Well, 741 00:57:49.359 --> 00:57:51.319 isn't this a coincidence? 742 00:57:51.527 --> 00:57:53.738 Listen, where should we go? Anywhere you want. 743 00:57:53.905 --> 00:57:56.741 Let's not think about what I want. How about anywhere you want? 744 00:57:58.826 --> 00:58:01.371 I don't know, Patrick. I can't make this decision. 745 00:58:01.537 --> 00:58:05.166 Come on. Where do you wanna go? 746 00:58:05.291 --> 00:58:10.046 Anywhere you want, just say it. I can get us in anywhere. 747 00:58:10.254 --> 00:58:12.090 What about... 748 00:58:20.348 --> 00:58:22.141 Dorsia? 749 00:58:28.731 --> 00:58:30.942 So, 750 00:58:31.109 --> 00:58:33.528 Dorsia is where Jean wants to go. 751 00:58:33.736 --> 00:58:37.281 Well, I don't know. We'll go wherever you wanna go. 752 00:58:37.407 --> 00:58:39.158 Dorsia is fine. 753 00:58:45.665 --> 00:58:47.500 Dorsia. Yes? 754 00:58:47.667 --> 00:58:51.713 Yeah, can you take two tonight at, oh, let's say 9:00? We're totally booked. 755 00:58:51.921 --> 00:58:53.715 Really? That's great. 756 00:58:53.923 --> 00:58:57.343 No, I said we are totally booked. Two at 9:00? Perfect. 757 00:58:57.552 --> 00:58:59.512 See ya then. 758 00:59:02.265 --> 00:59:04.475 Yeah? 759 00:59:04.684 --> 00:59:07.979 You're... dressed okay. 760 00:59:08.146 --> 00:59:12.275 - You didn't give a name. - They know me. 761 00:59:13.568 --> 00:59:17.113 Why don't you meet me at my place at 7:00... 762 00:59:17.280 --> 00:59:19.574 for drinks. 763 00:59:19.741 --> 00:59:21.576 And Jean, 764 00:59:21.743 --> 00:59:23.661 you'll wanna change before we go out. 765 00:59:32.211 --> 00:59:34.172 Patrick, it's so elegant. 766 00:59:34.338 --> 00:59:36.257 What a wonderful view. 767 00:59:36.424 --> 00:59:38.760 Jean, 768 00:59:38.968 --> 00:59:40.803 sorbet? 769 00:59:42.555 --> 00:59:44.724 Thanks, Patrick. I'd love some. 770 00:59:50.897 --> 00:59:54.567 Do you want a bite? I'm on a diet. But thank you. 771 00:59:54.734 --> 00:59:58.071 You don't need to lose any weight. You're kidding, right? 772 00:59:58.237 --> 01:00:00.239 You look great. Very fit. 773 01:00:01.657 --> 01:00:04.660 You can always be thinner, look better. 774 01:00:04.869 --> 01:00:09.248 Well, maybe we shouldn't go out to dinner. I don't wanna ruin your willpower. 775 01:00:09.374 --> 01:00:12.043 No, it's all right. 776 01:00:12.210 --> 01:00:15.546 I'm not very good at controlling it anyway. 777 01:00:18.299 --> 01:00:20.134 So listen. 778 01:00:20.301 --> 01:00:23.304 What do you really wanna do with your life? 779 01:00:23.471 --> 01:00:25.598 Just briefly, summarize. 780 01:00:25.765 --> 01:00:28.518 And don't tell me you enjoy working with children, okay? 781 01:00:28.685 --> 01:00:32.939 Well, I'd like to travel and maybe go back to school, 782 01:00:33.147 --> 01:00:36.025 but I don't really know. 783 01:00:36.192 --> 01:00:40.405 I'm at a point in my life where there seems to be so many possibilities, 784 01:00:40.655 --> 01:00:43.991 but I'm... I don't know... I'm just so unsure. 785 01:00:47.578 --> 01:00:50.206 Do you have a boyfriend? 786 01:00:50.373 --> 01:00:54.001 No, not really. Interesting. 787 01:00:54.168 --> 01:00:57.755 Are you seeing anyone? I mean, seriously? 788 01:00:57.922 --> 01:01:00.133 Maybe. 789 01:01:00.299 --> 01:01:03.302 I don't know. Not really. 790 01:01:06.639 --> 01:01:08.433 Jean, 791 01:01:08.641 --> 01:01:11.144 do you feel... fulfilled? 792 01:01:11.310 --> 01:01:13.813 I mean, in your life? 793 01:01:14.063 --> 01:01:16.941 I guess I do. For a long time I was too focused on my work. 794 01:01:17.108 --> 01:01:22.113 But now I've really begun to think about changing myself, you know, 795 01:01:22.321 --> 01:01:24.741 developing and growing. 796 01:01:24.907 --> 01:01:27.994 Growing. I'm glad you said that. 797 01:01:30.371 --> 01:01:34.667 Did you know that, uh, Ted Bundy's first dog, 798 01:01:34.876 --> 01:01:37.920 a collie, was named Lassie? 799 01:01:38.087 --> 01:01:41.382 Had you heard this? Who's Ted Bundy? 800 01:01:43.343 --> 01:01:45.636 Forget it. 801 01:01:45.845 --> 01:01:48.431 What's that? 802 01:01:48.598 --> 01:01:53.436 Duct tape. I need it for, uh, taping something. 803 01:01:58.816 --> 01:02:01.194 Patrick, 804 01:02:01.361 --> 01:02:04.072 have you ever wanted to... make someone happy? 805 01:02:04.238 --> 01:02:06.532 What? No! Put it in the carton. 806 01:02:09.077 --> 01:02:11.204 Sorry. 807 01:02:11.371 --> 01:02:12.997 Jean? 808 01:02:15.166 --> 01:02:19.629 What? Uh, make someone happy? 809 01:02:21.047 --> 01:02:23.341 Have you ever wanted to? 810 01:02:25.802 --> 01:02:28.179 I'm looking for, uh, 811 01:02:32.141 --> 01:02:35.269 I guess you could say I just wanna have a meaningful relationship... 812 01:02:35.436 --> 01:02:39.148 with someone special. Hmm. 813 01:02:46.906 --> 01:02:50.201 Patrick? Patrick? I know you're there. 814 01:02:50.326 --> 01:02:52.370 Pick up the phone, you bad boy. 815 01:02:52.620 --> 01:02:56.624 What are you up to tonight? It's me. Don't try to hide. 816 01:02:56.791 --> 01:03:00.878 I hope you're not with some little number you picked up because you're my Mr. Bateman. 817 01:03:01.087 --> 01:03:03.589 My boy next door. 818 01:03:03.756 --> 01:03:06.092 Anyway, you never called me and you said you would, 819 01:03:06.259 --> 01:03:08.720 and I'll leave a message for Jean about this, too, to remind you, 820 01:03:08.886 --> 01:03:11.139 but we're having dinner with Melania and Taylor. 821 01:03:11.305 --> 01:03:13.516 You know Melania. She went to Sweet Briar. 822 01:03:13.725 --> 01:03:15.810 And we're meeting at the Cornell Club, 823 01:03:15.977 --> 01:03:17.854 so I'll call you tomorrow morning, honey. 824 01:03:18.062 --> 01:03:20.356 Oops. Sorry. I know you hate that. 825 01:03:20.565 --> 01:03:25.945 Bye, Patrick. Bye, Mr. Big Time C.E.O. Bye-bye. 826 01:03:29.365 --> 01:03:32.201 Was that Evelyn? 827 01:03:35.163 --> 01:03:37.498 Are you still seeing her? 828 01:03:41.711 --> 01:03:44.881 I'm sorry. I have no right to ask that. 829 01:03:49.802 --> 01:03:52.180 Do you want me to go? 830 01:03:52.305 --> 01:03:54.140 Yeah. 831 01:03:56.309 --> 01:03:58.936 I don't think I can control myself. 832 01:04:01.314 --> 01:04:05.985 I know. I should go. I know I have a tendency to get involved with unavailable men. 833 01:04:08.654 --> 01:04:10.448 I mean, 834 01:04:11.866 --> 01:04:14.452 do you want me to go? 835 01:04:14.660 --> 01:04:17.538 I think if you stay, 836 01:04:17.705 --> 01:04:20.291 something bad will happen. 837 01:04:21.709 --> 01:04:23.503 I think I might hurt you. 838 01:04:25.088 --> 01:04:27.340 You don't wanna get hurt, do you? 839 01:04:27.548 --> 01:04:29.717 No. No, I guess not. 840 01:04:31.177 --> 01:04:33.721 I don't wanna get bruised. 841 01:04:35.765 --> 01:04:38.559 You're right. I should go. 842 01:04:44.357 --> 01:04:49.153 Oh. Don't forget you have a lunch date tomorrow with Donald Kimball at Smith and Wolenski's. 843 01:04:50.363 --> 01:04:52.615 Thanks. 844 01:04:52.824 --> 01:04:54.992 It slipped my mind completely. 845 01:05:14.178 --> 01:05:18.099 So, the night he disappeared... 846 01:05:18.266 --> 01:05:20.893 any new thoughts about what you did? 847 01:05:22.979 --> 01:05:26.357 Not sure. Um, I had a shower... 848 01:05:26.566 --> 01:05:28.359 and some sorbet? 849 01:05:28.568 --> 01:05:30.486 I think you're getting your dates mixed up. 850 01:05:30.653 --> 01:05:32.488 But how? 851 01:05:32.697 --> 01:05:35.658 Where do you place... Paul that night? 852 01:05:35.825 --> 01:05:39.162 According to his date book, and this was verified by his secretary, 853 01:05:39.287 --> 01:05:42.123 he had dinner with Marcus Halberstram. 854 01:05:42.331 --> 01:05:44.459 And? I questioned him. 855 01:05:44.625 --> 01:05:48.755 - Marcus? - Yes, and he denies it, though, at first, he couldn't be sure. 856 01:05:48.921 --> 01:05:51.758 But he denied it. Yes. 857 01:05:53.092 --> 01:05:55.094 Well, does Marcus have an alibi? 858 01:05:55.261 --> 01:05:58.639 Yes. He does? You're sure? 859 01:05:58.848 --> 01:06:00.683 I checked it out. It's clean. 860 01:06:04.854 --> 01:06:08.191 Now, where were you? 861 01:06:08.358 --> 01:06:10.318 Where was Marcus? 862 01:06:10.568 --> 01:06:12.570 He wasn't with Paul Allen. 863 01:06:12.779 --> 01:06:14.822 Who was he with? He was... 864 01:06:15.031 --> 01:06:17.408 at Atlantis... with... 865 01:06:17.575 --> 01:06:21.537 Craig McDermott, Frederick Dibble, Harry Newman, George Butner... 866 01:06:21.704 --> 01:06:24.165 and... you. 867 01:06:28.461 --> 01:06:30.254 Oh, right, yeah. Of course. 868 01:06:30.463 --> 01:06:34.509 We had wanted Paul Allen to come, 869 01:06:34.717 --> 01:06:36.761 but he had made plans. 870 01:06:36.969 --> 01:06:40.765 And I guess I had dinner with Victoria the following night. 871 01:06:40.973 --> 01:06:43.226 Personally, I think the guy went a little nutso. 872 01:06:43.393 --> 01:06:48.189 Split town for a while. Maybe he did go to London, sightseeing, drinking, whatever. 873 01:06:48.356 --> 01:06:52.443 Anyway, I'm pretty sure he'll turn up sooner or later. I mean, to think... 874 01:06:52.652 --> 01:06:57.824 that one of his friends killed him for no reason whatsoever would be too ridiculous. 875 01:06:57.990 --> 01:07:00.201 Isn't that right, Patrick? 876 01:07:21.180 --> 01:07:23.516 Christie. Christie. 877 01:07:23.683 --> 01:07:27.353 I'm not so sure about this. I had to go to Emergency after last time. 878 01:07:27.562 --> 01:07:30.231 This won't be anything like last time. I promise. 879 01:07:30.356 --> 01:07:33.067 I don't think so. 880 01:07:33.234 --> 01:07:36.404 Just come in the limo and talk to me for a minute. 881 01:07:36.612 --> 01:07:38.448 The driver's here. You'll be safe. 882 01:07:57.342 --> 01:07:59.635 Nothing like last time. Promise. 883 01:07:59.802 --> 01:08:01.637 All right. 884 01:08:01.804 --> 01:08:05.016 So, you're looking great. How have you been? 885 01:08:05.183 --> 01:08:08.895 Well, I actually might need surgery after last time. Really? 886 01:08:09.062 --> 01:08:13.066 My friend told me I should maybe even get a lawyer. 887 01:08:13.232 --> 01:08:15.818 Lawyers are so complicated. 888 01:08:15.985 --> 01:08:18.446 Don't do that. 889 01:08:18.654 --> 01:08:20.490 Here's a check. 890 01:09:08.329 --> 01:09:12.083 Uh-uh. Half now, half later. 891 01:09:17.422 --> 01:09:20.842 Okay, your name is Christie. 892 01:09:21.050 --> 01:09:23.553 We're meeting a friend of mine, Elizabeth. 893 01:09:23.720 --> 01:09:28.057 She'll be joining us in my new apartment shortly. 894 01:09:28.266 --> 01:09:31.602 You'll like her. She's a very nice girl. 895 01:09:37.775 --> 01:09:41.279 You look really familiar. Did you go to Dalton? 896 01:09:43.823 --> 01:09:46.451 I think I met you at Surf Bar, didn't I? With Spicey? 897 01:09:46.659 --> 01:09:49.746 Well, maybe not with Spicey, but definitely at Surf Bar. You know, Surf Bar. 898 01:09:49.912 --> 01:09:51.956 Anyway, Surf Bar sucks now. It's terrible. 899 01:09:52.123 --> 01:09:57.128 Went to a birthday party there for Malcolm Forbes. Oh, my God, please. 900 01:09:57.336 --> 01:09:59.797 This is nicer than your other apartment. 901 01:10:02.133 --> 01:10:04.093 Oh, it's not that nice. 902 01:10:08.890 --> 01:10:12.477 Where did you two meet? Oh, God. We met at... 903 01:10:12.685 --> 01:10:16.981 oh, God, at the Kentucky Derby in '85, or '86. 904 01:10:17.148 --> 01:10:20.360 You were hanging out with that bimbo Allison Poole. Hot number. 905 01:10:20.568 --> 01:10:22.737 What do you mean? She was a hot number. 906 01:10:22.904 --> 01:10:27.408 If you had a platinum card, she'd give you a blow job. This girl worked in a tanning salon. 907 01:10:27.575 --> 01:10:30.036 What do you do? 908 01:10:30.203 --> 01:10:33.998 She's my... cousin. 909 01:10:34.207 --> 01:10:38.002 Uh-huh. She's from... France. 910 01:10:38.211 --> 01:10:41.381 Where's your phone? I've gotta call Harley. 911 01:10:44.967 --> 01:10:48.554 Where do you summer, South Hampton? 912 01:10:49.847 --> 01:10:52.892 - No. - Oh, God, it's his machine. 913 01:10:53.059 --> 01:10:57.021 It's 3:00 in the morning. He's a goddamn drug dealer. These are his peak hours. 914 01:10:57.188 --> 01:10:59.148 Don't tell him you're here. Why would I? 915 01:10:59.357 --> 01:11:01.192 This tastes weird. 916 01:11:01.359 --> 01:11:05.488 Harley, it's me. I need your services. Translate that however you want. 917 01:11:05.697 --> 01:11:09.367 - I'm at... - Paul Allen's. 918 01:11:09.575 --> 01:11:11.703 Who? Paul Allen's. 919 01:11:11.911 --> 01:11:15.748 I want the number, idiot. Anyway, I'm at Paul Norman's and I'll try you again later. 920 01:11:15.915 --> 01:11:19.585 And if I don't see you at Canal Bar tomorrow night I'm gonna sic my hairdresser on you. 921 01:11:19.752 --> 01:11:21.587 Did you know that guy who disappeared? 922 01:11:21.796 --> 01:11:24.590 Didn't he work at Pierce & Pierce? Was he a friend of yours? 923 01:11:24.757 --> 01:11:26.592 No. 924 01:11:26.759 --> 01:11:29.554 Do you have any coke? Or Halcyon? 925 01:11:29.721 --> 01:11:32.640 I would take a Halcyon. Listen. 926 01:11:34.434 --> 01:11:36.394 I would just like to see... 927 01:11:36.602 --> 01:11:38.938 the two of you... get it on. 928 01:11:39.105 --> 01:11:42.233 What's wrong with that? 929 01:11:42.400 --> 01:11:44.527 It's totally disease free. 930 01:11:46.529 --> 01:11:49.490 Patrick, you're a lunatic. Come on. 931 01:11:49.657 --> 01:11:51.868 Don't you find Christie attractive? 932 01:11:52.035 --> 01:11:55.705 Let's not get lewd. I'm in no mood for a lewd conversation. 933 01:11:55.872 --> 01:11:58.082 Come on. 934 01:11:58.291 --> 01:12:01.586 I think it'd be a turn-on. Does he do this all the time? 935 01:12:04.505 --> 01:12:07.091 Christie, you're not drinking your wine. 936 01:12:08.676 --> 01:12:10.970 Are you telling me you've never gotten it on with a girl? 937 01:12:11.137 --> 01:12:14.182 No. I'm not a lesbian. 938 01:12:14.349 --> 01:12:17.101 Why would you think I would be into that? 939 01:12:17.310 --> 01:12:19.395 Well, you went to Sarah Lawrence for one thing. 940 01:12:19.604 --> 01:12:24.108 Those are Sarah Lawrence guys, Patrick. You're making me feel weird. 941 01:12:28.821 --> 01:12:30.656 Did you know... 942 01:12:30.823 --> 01:12:34.202 that Whitney Houston's debut LP... 943 01:12:34.327 --> 01:12:37.205 called simply Whitney Houston... 944 01:12:37.413 --> 01:12:40.041 had four number-one singles on it? 945 01:12:41.667 --> 01:12:43.628 Did you know that, Christie? 946 01:12:43.836 --> 01:12:47.131 You actually listen to Whitney Houston? 947 01:12:47.340 --> 01:12:49.967 You own a Whitney Houston CD? 948 01:12:51.511 --> 01:12:54.639 More than one? 949 01:12:54.847 --> 01:12:58.184 It's hard to choose a favorite among so many great tracks. 950 01:13:00.353 --> 01:13:05.066 But the "Greatest Love Of All" is one of the best, most powerful songs... 951 01:13:05.233 --> 01:13:07.318 ever written... 952 01:13:07.527 --> 01:13:09.320 about self-preservation... 953 01:13:09.529 --> 01:13:11.614 and dignity. 954 01:13:11.781 --> 01:13:15.243 Its universal message crosses all boundaries... 955 01:13:15.368 --> 01:13:17.495 and instills one... 956 01:13:17.704 --> 01:13:21.207 with the hope that it's not too late... 957 01:13:21.374 --> 01:13:23.584 to better ourselves. 958 01:13:23.835 --> 01:13:27.088 Since, Elizabeth, 959 01:13:27.255 --> 01:13:32.093 it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, 960 01:13:32.301 --> 01:13:35.763 we can always empathize with ourselves. 961 01:13:35.930 --> 01:13:40.059 It's an important message. Crucial, really. 962 01:14:55.885 --> 01:14:58.221 Not the face! 963 01:14:58.346 --> 01:15:02.308 You bitch, not the fucking face, you piece of bitch trash! 964 01:15:59.866 --> 01:16:02.869 Aaah! 965 01:16:31.064 --> 01:16:33.691 I want a firm commitment. 966 01:16:33.900 --> 01:16:37.362 I think, um, Evelyn, that, uh, we've lost touch. 967 01:16:37.570 --> 01:16:39.322 Why? What's wrong? 968 01:16:42.909 --> 01:16:44.869 My need to engage in homicidal behavior... 969 01:16:45.036 --> 01:16:47.705 on a massive scale cannot be corrected, 970 01:16:47.914 --> 01:16:50.833 but I have no other way to fulfill my needs. 971 01:16:52.418 --> 01:16:55.213 We need to talk. Talk about what, Patrick? 972 01:16:55.421 --> 01:16:57.340 It's over, Evelyn. 973 01:16:57.548 --> 01:16:59.926 It's all over. 974 01:17:00.093 --> 01:17:03.262 Touchy, touchy. I'm sorry I brought up the wedding. 975 01:17:03.471 --> 01:17:06.891 Let's just avoid the issue, all right? Now, are we having coffee? 976 01:17:07.058 --> 01:17:11.729 I'm fucking serious. It's fucking over, us. This is no joke. 977 01:17:11.938 --> 01:17:14.732 Uh, I don't think we should see each other anymore. 978 01:17:14.941 --> 01:17:20.071 But your friends are my friends and my friends are your friends. 979 01:17:20.279 --> 01:17:23.449 I really don't think it would work. You have a little something... 980 01:17:23.616 --> 01:17:28.913 I know that your friends are my friends, and, uh... and I've thought about that. 981 01:17:29.080 --> 01:17:32.041 You can have 'em. 982 01:17:32.208 --> 01:17:35.586 You're really serious, aren't you? Yes, I am. 983 01:17:38.798 --> 01:17:42.844 - What about the past? Our past? - We never really shared one. 984 01:17:43.011 --> 01:17:44.971 You're inhuman. No. 985 01:17:45.138 --> 01:17:48.182 I'm in touch with humanity. 986 01:17:48.349 --> 01:17:52.687 Evelyn, I'm, uh, sorry. I just, uh... 987 01:17:52.895 --> 01:17:54.856 You're not terribly important to me. 988 01:17:55.023 --> 01:17:57.608 Oh, no! 989 01:17:57.775 --> 01:17:59.944 No. No, Patrick. 990 01:18:00.111 --> 01:18:04.574 I know my behavior can be... erratic sometimes. 991 01:18:06.034 --> 01:18:09.037 What do you want me to do? What is it that you want? 992 01:18:09.203 --> 01:18:12.457 If you really wanna do something for me, then stop making this scene right now. 993 01:18:12.665 --> 01:18:15.460 Oh, God, I can't believe this. 994 01:18:15.626 --> 01:18:18.004 I'm leaving. I've assessed the situation, and I'm going. 995 01:18:18.171 --> 01:18:21.382 Where are you going? I'm just leaving. 996 01:18:21.632 --> 01:18:23.593 But where? 997 01:18:24.844 --> 01:18:26.971 I have to return some videotapes. 998 01:18:57.877 --> 01:18:59.629 Here, kitty, kitty. 999 01:19:16.020 --> 01:19:18.022 Oh, my God. What are you doing? 1000 01:19:18.231 --> 01:19:20.149 Stop that. 1001 01:20:02.066 --> 01:20:04.318 Drop the weapon! Drop it now! 1002 01:20:04.527 --> 01:20:06.446 Get on the ground! Put your... 1003 01:20:49.655 --> 01:20:51.991 Burning the midnight oil, Mr. Smith? 1004 01:20:52.158 --> 01:20:54.452 Hey, now don't forget to sign in. 1005 01:22:23.583 --> 01:22:26.711 Howard, it's Bateman. Patrick Bateman. 1006 01:22:26.878 --> 01:22:29.714 You're my lawyer, so I think you should know I've killed a lot of people. 1007 01:22:29.922 --> 01:22:32.633 Some escort girls in an apartment uptown, 1008 01:22:32.842 --> 01:22:35.970 uh, some homeless people, maybe five or ten, 1009 01:22:36.095 --> 01:22:38.389 an N.Y.U. girl I met in Central Park. 1010 01:22:38.556 --> 01:22:40.725 I left her at a parking lot behind some doughnut shop. 1011 01:22:40.892 --> 01:22:43.895 I killed Bethany, my old girlfriend, with a nail gun. 1012 01:22:44.103 --> 01:22:48.441 And-And-And then some man, s-s-some old faggot with a dog. 1013 01:22:48.649 --> 01:22:50.693 Last week, I, uh... 1014 01:22:50.943 --> 01:22:54.364 I killed another girl with a chain saw. 1015 01:22:57.241 --> 01:23:00.411 I had to. She almost got away. 1016 01:23:00.620 --> 01:23:02.413 And... 1017 01:23:02.622 --> 01:23:07.627 Someone else there. I can't remember, maybe a model... She's dead too. 1018 01:23:07.794 --> 01:23:10.296 And, uh, Paul Allen. 1019 01:23:10.421 --> 01:23:14.133 I killed Paul Allen with an ax in the face. 1020 01:23:14.300 --> 01:23:18.596 His body is dissolving in a bathtub in Hell's Kitchen. 1021 01:23:18.805 --> 01:23:23.351 I don't wanna leave anything out here. I guess I've killed maybe... 20 people. 1022 01:23:23.559 --> 01:23:26.521 Maybe 40! 1023 01:23:26.729 --> 01:23:29.982 I have tapes of a lot of it. 1024 01:23:30.149 --> 01:23:32.694 Some of the girls have seen the tapes. 1025 01:23:32.860 --> 01:23:35.446 I even, um, 1026 01:23:42.578 --> 01:23:44.956 I ate some of their brains... 1027 01:23:45.123 --> 01:23:48.751 and I tried to cook a little. 1028 01:23:51.212 --> 01:23:54.340 Tonight, I, uh... 1029 01:23:54.590 --> 01:23:58.428 I just had to kill a lot of people! 1030 01:23:58.594 --> 01:24:00.596 And, um, 1031 01:24:03.808 --> 01:24:08.813 I'm not sure I'm gonna get away with it... this time. 1032 01:24:11.816 --> 01:24:14.736 So, uh... I mean, 1033 01:24:14.902 --> 01:24:18.281 I guess... 1034 01:24:18.406 --> 01:24:20.992 I'm a pretty, uh... 1035 01:24:22.160 --> 01:24:24.996 I mean, I guess I'm a pretty sick guy. 1036 01:24:25.204 --> 01:24:27.665 So, 1037 01:24:29.375 --> 01:24:32.211 if you get back tomorrow, 1038 01:24:32.420 --> 01:24:34.547 I may show up at Harry's Bar. 1039 01:24:34.756 --> 01:24:37.717 So, you know, 1040 01:24:37.925 --> 01:24:39.969 keep your eyes open. 1041 01:24:40.178 --> 01:24:43.139 Okay. 1042 01:24:47.310 --> 01:24:49.145 Oh! 1043 01:26:59.525 --> 01:27:01.778 Are you my 2:00? 1044 01:27:01.903 --> 01:27:05.740 No. Can I help you? 1045 01:27:06.991 --> 01:27:10.953 I'm looking for... Paul Allen's place. 1046 01:27:12.205 --> 01:27:15.875 Doesn't he... live here? No, he doesn't. 1047 01:27:16.084 --> 01:27:18.920 You sure? 1048 01:27:19.128 --> 01:27:21.339 You saw the ad in the Times? 1049 01:27:21.547 --> 01:27:24.384 No. Yeah. I mean, yeah. 1050 01:27:24.550 --> 01:27:28.012 In the Times. There was no ad in the Times. 1051 01:27:29.389 --> 01:27:31.557 I think you should go now. 1052 01:27:31.724 --> 01:27:33.559 But I think... 1053 01:27:35.311 --> 01:27:37.438 I wanna know what happened here. 1054 01:27:37.647 --> 01:27:40.733 Don't make any trouble, please. 1055 01:27:40.900 --> 01:27:43.027 I suggest you go. 1056 01:27:54.956 --> 01:27:56.791 Don't come back. 1057 01:27:56.958 --> 01:27:59.002 I won't. 1058 01:27:59.210 --> 01:28:01.170 Don't worry. 1059 01:28:28.322 --> 01:28:32.368 Patrick Bateman's office. 1060 01:28:32.618 --> 01:28:36.247 Jean? I need help. Patrick, is that you? 1061 01:28:37.373 --> 01:28:39.792 Jean, I'm not... 1062 01:28:39.959 --> 01:28:44.380 Craig McDermott called. Wants to meet you, David Van Patten and Tim Bryce at Harry's. 1063 01:28:44.589 --> 01:28:48.384 Oh, God. What did you say, you dumb bitch? 1064 01:28:48.551 --> 01:28:52.305 Patrick, I can't hear you. What am I doing? 1065 01:28:52.472 --> 01:28:54.349 Where are you, Patrick? What's wrong? 1066 01:28:56.642 --> 01:29:01.189 I don't think I'm gonna make it, Jean, to the, uh, 1067 01:29:01.356 --> 01:29:03.191 office this afternoon. 1068 01:29:03.358 --> 01:29:05.193 Why? 1069 01:29:05.360 --> 01:29:09.989 Just say no! What is it, Patrick? Are you all right? 1070 01:29:10.198 --> 01:29:14.243 Stop sounding so fucking sad. 1071 01:29:14.494 --> 01:29:16.287 Jesus! 1072 01:30:33.740 --> 01:30:38.036 That's a table for three. Bateman, you're looking wild-eyed. Rough day? 1073 01:30:38.202 --> 01:30:40.955 Hey, look. Bryce is back and he's drinking mineral water. 1074 01:30:41.164 --> 01:30:44.125 He's a changed man, except for he still can't a reservation to save his life. 1075 01:30:44.292 --> 01:30:46.336 Why don't you just try 150 Wooster? 1076 01:30:46.586 --> 01:30:50.006 I'm not going anywhere unless we have a reservation. 1077 01:30:50.173 --> 01:30:53.885 Le Cirque, Flamingo East, Oyster Bar. Come on, faggots. Let's get a "res." 1078 01:30:54.052 --> 01:30:57.722 Keep your shirt on. Maybe lose the suspenders. 1079 01:30:57.889 --> 01:30:59.807 Need a reservation for 8:30. 1080 01:30:59.974 --> 01:31:02.393 Excuse me, gentlemen. Right back. 1081 01:31:02.602 --> 01:31:04.896 10:00 would not be any good. No. 1082 01:31:05.063 --> 01:31:08.274 Just fucking call them. Give me the phone. I'll do it. I'll call you back. 1083 01:31:08.524 --> 01:31:11.819 Face it. The Japanese will own most of this country by the end of the '90s. 1084 01:31:11.986 --> 01:31:14.864 Shut up, Carnes. They will not. 1085 01:31:16.407 --> 01:31:19.994 So, uh, Harold, did you get my message? 1086 01:31:20.203 --> 01:31:24.290 Jesus, yes. That was hilarious. That was you, wasn't it? 1087 01:31:24.457 --> 01:31:28.127 Yeah, naturally. Bateman killing Allen and the escort girls. 1088 01:31:28.294 --> 01:31:30.129 That's fabulous. That's rich. What exactly do you mean? 1089 01:31:30.296 --> 01:31:34.634 The message you left. By the way, Davis, how's Cynthia? You're still seeing her, right? 1090 01:31:34.842 --> 01:31:36.803 W-Wait, Harold. What do you mean? 1091 01:31:36.969 --> 01:31:40.390 Excuse me. Nothing. It's good to see you. 1092 01:31:40.640 --> 01:31:43.101 Is that Edward Towers? 1093 01:31:43.226 --> 01:31:45.019 Carnes, wait. Uh... 1094 01:31:45.228 --> 01:31:50.900 Davis, I'm not one to bad-mouth anyone. Your joke was amusing. 1095 01:31:51.109 --> 01:31:54.946 But come on, man. You had one fatal flaw: 1096 01:31:55.113 --> 01:31:57.073 Bateman is such a dork. 1097 01:31:57.281 --> 01:32:00.785 Such a boring, spineless lightweight. 1098 01:32:00.993 --> 01:32:04.747 Now, if you said Bryce or McDermott. Otherwise, it was amusing. 1099 01:32:04.914 --> 01:32:07.417 Now, if you'll excuse me, I really must be going. 1100 01:32:07.625 --> 01:32:10.962 Wait. Uh... Stop. 1101 01:32:12.338 --> 01:32:14.841 I did it, Carnes. 1102 01:32:15.049 --> 01:32:16.843 I killed him. 1103 01:32:17.093 --> 01:32:19.554 I'm Patrick Bateman. 1104 01:32:22.890 --> 01:32:25.018 I chopped Allen's fucking head off. 1105 01:32:26.394 --> 01:32:31.274 The whole message I left on your machine was true. 1106 01:32:31.482 --> 01:32:34.193 Excuse me. I really must be going now. 1107 01:32:34.360 --> 01:32:37.488 No. No, listen. 1108 01:32:37.697 --> 01:32:39.991 Don't you know who I am? 1109 01:32:40.158 --> 01:32:42.827 I'm not Davis. I'm Patrick Bateman. 1110 01:32:45.621 --> 01:32:48.750 We talk on the phone all the time. 1111 01:32:48.958 --> 01:32:51.419 Don't you recognize me? 1112 01:32:52.920 --> 01:32:55.673 You're my lawyer. 1113 01:32:55.882 --> 01:33:00.345 Now, Carnes, listen. 1114 01:33:00.553 --> 01:33:02.722 Listen very, very carefully. 1115 01:33:06.559 --> 01:33:09.771 I killed Paul Allen, 1116 01:33:09.937 --> 01:33:11.814 and I liked it. 1117 01:33:12.023 --> 01:33:15.693 I can't make myself any clearer. 1118 01:33:15.860 --> 01:33:19.864 But that's simply not possible. And I don't find this funny anymore. 1119 01:33:20.073 --> 01:33:23.493 It never was supposed to be. Why isn't it possible? 1120 01:33:23.701 --> 01:33:27.830 It's just not. Why not, you stupid bastard? 1121 01:33:28.039 --> 01:33:30.208 Because I had dinner with Paul Allen... 1122 01:33:30.375 --> 01:33:32.835 twice in London just ten days ago. 1123 01:33:33.002 --> 01:33:35.004 No, you... 1124 01:33:37.924 --> 01:33:40.551 didn't. Now, if you'll excuse me. 1125 01:34:21.884 --> 01:34:24.095 We've seen the results of that mistrust... 1126 01:34:24.262 --> 01:34:27.682 in the form of lies, provisions in the states. 1127 01:34:27.890 --> 01:34:32.270 We need to find a way to cooperate while realizing foreign policy... 1128 01:34:32.437 --> 01:34:34.731 can't be run by committee. 1129 01:34:34.897 --> 01:34:37.275 And I believe there's now the growing sense... 1130 01:34:37.483 --> 01:34:41.195 that we can accomplish more by cooperating. 1131 01:34:41.362 --> 01:34:45.199 And in the end, this may be the eventual blessing in disguise... 1132 01:34:45.408 --> 01:34:47.285 to come out of the Iran-Contra mess. 1133 01:34:47.493 --> 01:34:51.039 How can he lie like that? 1134 01:34:51.205 --> 01:34:53.082 How can he pull that shit? What shit? 1135 01:34:53.249 --> 01:34:55.251 Now, where do we have reservations at? 1136 01:34:55.335 --> 01:34:58.212 I'm not really hungry, but I'd like to have reservations someplace. 1137 01:34:58.463 --> 01:35:01.299 How can you be so fucking, 1138 01:35:01.507 --> 01:35:03.926 I don't know, cool about it? 1139 01:35:04.052 --> 01:35:07.430 Some guys are just born cool, I guess. 1140 01:35:12.268 --> 01:35:14.312 Bateman? 1141 01:35:14.520 --> 01:35:19.692 - What are you so fucking zany about? - I'm just a happy camper. 1142 01:35:19.859 --> 01:35:22.236 Rockin' and a rollin'! 1143 01:35:22.362 --> 01:35:24.364 Oh, brother, look. 1144 01:35:24.530 --> 01:35:29.452 He presents himself as this harmless old codger, but inside... 1145 01:35:29.619 --> 01:35:32.121 but inside... 1146 01:35:32.330 --> 01:35:35.124 But inside doesn't matter. 1147 01:35:35.333 --> 01:35:39.462 Inside? Believe or not, Bryce, we're actually listening to you. 1148 01:35:39.671 --> 01:35:42.131 Come on, Bateman. What do you think? 1149 01:35:45.176 --> 01:35:49.347 - Whatever. - Whose moronic idea was it to order dry beers? 1150 01:35:49.555 --> 01:35:51.432 I need a scotch. 1151 01:36:07.740 --> 01:36:10.702 There are no more barriers to cross. 1152 01:36:10.910 --> 01:36:14.622 All I have in common with the uncontrollable and the insane, 1153 01:36:14.789 --> 01:36:18.042 the vicious and the evil, all the mayhem I have caused... 1154 01:36:18.209 --> 01:36:20.169 and my utter indifference toward it, 1155 01:36:20.378 --> 01:36:22.839 I have now surpassed. 1156 01:36:25.633 --> 01:36:28.469 My pain is constant and sharp... 1157 01:36:28.636 --> 01:36:32.181 and I do not hope for a better world for anyone. 1158 01:36:32.306 --> 01:36:36.728 In fact, I want my pain to be inflicted on others. 1159 01:36:36.936 --> 01:36:39.355 I want no one to escape. 1160 01:36:40.565 --> 01:36:43.359 But even after admitting this, 1161 01:36:43.568 --> 01:36:45.570 there is no catharsis. 1162 01:36:45.778 --> 01:36:48.406 My punishment continues to elude me... 1163 01:36:48.656 --> 01:36:51.784 and I gain no deeper knowledge of myself. 1164 01:36:51.951 --> 01:36:55.580 No new knowledge can be extracted from my telling. 1165 01:36:55.788 --> 01:36:59.876 This confession has meant... nothing. 1166 01:38:18.955 --> 01:38:21.499 Word. 1167 01:39:15.762 --> 01:39:18.556 Come on.