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Yes.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Please. Please.
Don't worry. Don't worry.
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It's utter chaos around here.
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And I'm terrified that
we're running out of time.
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Am I trying to be
too perfect?
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- Oh, but I want it to be so exquisite.
- So do we.
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- But we're trying to be too exquisite.
- Why not aim for the stars?
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- Good morning.
- Good morning.
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- We do need some answers on the flowers.
- Ah, yes, freesia, freesia.
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Everywhere freesia.
Daddy loves freesia.
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Good morning. Good morning.
Oh. Hello. Hi.
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- Lights?
- "Lights. "
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Not too bright
and not too dark.
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I'm looking for
a saffron glow,
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sort of tea-dance '20s.
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If food is the prose
of a party,
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then lights
are its poetry.
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It works. If food is the prose of
a party, lights are its poetry.
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I like that. If music were the food of
love, play on. I'm going out of my mind.
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Good morning,
Mr. Parrish.
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- What do you think of all this, Helen?
- It's gonna be beautiful.
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And Allison says
the president may come.
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The president's got better things to do
than come to my birthday party.
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Like what?
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- Daddy? Do you have a minute?
- Good morning, Allison.
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Not much more.
Big day in the big city.
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- What's on your mind?
- Fireworks. Update:
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We are constructing
the number 65 on the barge.
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Archers from the State College of New
Paltz will shoot flaming arrows at it.
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When it catches fire, it will give
us the effect of a Viking funeral,
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but with none
of the morbidity.
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The Hudson River Authority says that for
you, they'll make a special dispensation.
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But, of course, there will be
an overtime bill...
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for the Poughkeepsie
Fire Department.
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So, what do you think?
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Good?
No good?
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Allison, I trust you.
This is your thing.
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But it's your birthday. I hate
arrows. They make me nervous.
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- Good morning, Dad.
- Good morning, honey.
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- Morning.
- Morning. You're "Honey. " I'm "Allison. "
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Oh.
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Oh, Dad, Drew called from the helicopter,
and they're still two minutes away.
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- Drew's aboard?
- Mm-hmm.
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He wanted to ride
back down with you.
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So why don't you sit down, relax, and get
some food in that flat tummy of yours.
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- Are you coming?
- No.
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You've got patients to attend to.
I've got three hysterical chefs,
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one of whom loves truffles,
the other one hates truffles,
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and the third one doesn't
even know what truffles are.
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- I hate parties.
- But, Daddy, calm down.
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You're gonna love it.
I swear.
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Isn't it enough to be on the Earth for 65
years without having to be reminded of it?
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No.
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Will you relax?
I know it's a big deal day.
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- How'd you know that?
- Drew told me.
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Does he tell you everything?
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I hope so.
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You like him, don't you?
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Yep, I guess so.
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- I don't want to interfere, but, uh...
- Then don't.
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Well, here comes our boy now.
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Shall we?
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- Okay.
- Hello, beautiful.
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Hi.
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Good morning, Drew.
Thanks for coming up.
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Well, big day. Wanted to line up
a few ducks before kickoff.
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Any thoughts, last minute
refinements, variations, anything?
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Thoughts, no.
I did hear a voice last night.
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- A voice?
- In my sleep.
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- What'd it say?
- "Yes. "
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- Yes to the deal?
- Maybe. Who knows?
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You know how voices are.
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Hmm?
I thank you, Delia.
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Okay, let's go.
Delia, your pen.
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- Hi, Bill. How you doin'?
- Morning, Quince.
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- I'm doin' great, and you?
- Oh, I'm great.
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- This is it, "B-day. "
- Huh? Sorry.
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Bontecou day.
We're gonna close... with Big John.
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Look at you, Bill.
You're all cool as a cat.
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Over at Bontecou's, I'll bet he's
just shittin' in his pants.
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Remember, everybody,
big meeting tonight at Daddy's.
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Dinner. You, too, Drew.
We have lots of loose ends.
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- Not my birthday again?
- You're only 65 once, Dad.
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Thank God.
Now let's get the day started.
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Remember, dinner in the city
at Daddy's!
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Mm-hmm.
It's so ridiculous.
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Do you love Drew?
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No, don't do anything.
Just stay exactly where...
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Do you love Drew?
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He's not gonna get a better offer than that.
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- You mean, like you loved Mom?
- Forget about me and Mom.
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- Are you gonna marry him?
- Oh, come on.
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I'm probably.
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Listen, I'm crazy about the guy.
He's smart. He's aggressive.
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He could carry Parrish Communications
into the 21st century and me along with it.
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Mm-hmm.
So, what's wrong with that?
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That's for me.
I'm talking about you.
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It's not what you say about
Drew. It's what you don't say.
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Maybe you're not listening.
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Oh, yes, I am.
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Give him whatever he wants.
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There's not an ounce of excitement,
not a... whisper of a thrill.
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And this relationship has all the
passion of a pair of titmice.
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I want you to get
swept away out there.
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I want you to levitate.
I want you to...
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sing with rapture
and dance like a dervish.
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- Oh, that's all.
- Yeah. Be deliriously happy,
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or at least
leave yourself open to be.
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Okay.
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"Be deliriously happy. "
I shall, uh...
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I shall do my utmost.
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I know it's a cornball thing.
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But love is passion,
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obsession,
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someone
you can't live without.
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I say, fall head over heels.
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Find someone you can love like crazy and
who will love you the same way back.
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How do you find him? Well, you forget
your head, and you listen to your heart.
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And I'm not hearing any heart.
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'Cause the truth is, honey, there's no
sense living your life without this.
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To make the journey
and not fall deeply in love,
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well, you haven't lived
a life at all.
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But you have to try, 'cause if you
haven't tried, you haven't lived.
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Bravo!
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Oh, you're tough.
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I'm sorry. Okay.
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Give it to me again,
but the short version this time.
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Okay. Stay open.
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Who knows?
Lightning could strike.
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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What do you think?
Is it just the executive committee,
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or are you guys gonna use me?
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Quince, man, thanks for the offer,
but it's all set for just me and Bill.
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More people might...
I know. I know, gum up the works.
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"I want you to get swept away. "
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Huh?
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I was just sayin' to Quince
that we won't need him until...
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- Did you hear something?
- Yeah, but I was just sayin' to Quince...
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- No, no, no. Not you.
- What's the matter, Daddy?
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Nothing. I'm sorry.
"I want you to levitate.
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I want you to sing with rapture
and dance like a dervish. "
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- "Dance like a dervish"?
- Daddy, what is it?
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Nothing, I'm just talking
to myself. You know me.
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No, I've never known you
to talk to yourself.
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Oh, well, can I give you a lift?
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No, I'm gonna catch a cab.
Listen, are you okay?
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Yeah.
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Got my garters on, my ears
pricked... ready for action.
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Okay. Well...
Go get 'em, Pops.
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You're damn right.
Okay.
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
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Oh, haven't heard
that one before.
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I'm sorry. I had to say it.
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- Honey? Honey?
- Hi, George.
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Honey, you have to go on.
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Okay? There's a time to sow
and a time to reap.
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You have to sow.
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Sorry. Excuse me.
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No, I liked him.
I don't like him anymore.
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'Cause you're my honey.
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Someone messes with you,
they mess with me.
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That's it. I'm on a plane in a
heartbeat. You let me know.
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Yep, when I get my phone in,
you're my first call. I promise.
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Hit the books, get the degree. One day
we'll be hanging out a shingle together.
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How's that?
Mmm? Okay.
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You all right?
Yes.
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You bet. Be strong.
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I love you. Bye-bye.
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- Morning.
- Good morning.
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I was talkin' kind of loud there.
I'm sorry.
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Oh, not at all.
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It was fascinating.
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Yeah, what was fascinating
about it?
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Um...
You and, uh, "honey"?
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- It's my kid sister.
- Oh.
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And she just broke up with her
boyfriend and was thinking...
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about dropping out
of law school.
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- Oh, I'm sorry.
- No, nothing to be sorry about.
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That's the way it is with
men and women, isn't it?
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What's the way?
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Nothing lasts.
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Oh. Yeah, I agree.
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Really? Why?
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No, I'm interested.
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I was just trying
to be agreeable.
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Okay. All right.
I was sharpshooting.
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- Oh.
- No, just that "nothing lasts" stuff.
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That was the problem with Honey's guy.
He didn't know what he wanted.
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So, he's fooling around,
and she catches him at it.
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You know, like one girlfriend
isn't enough for him.
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- So, you're a one-girl guy.
- Yes, I am.
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- That's right.
- Right.
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Looking for her
right now, actually.
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Mmm. Who knows?
You might be her.
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No, don't laugh.
I just got into town.
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I got the new job.
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I'm trying to get
into this apartment.
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Anyway,
so you're a doctor.
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Mmm.
How'd you know?
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'Cause everyone's
a doctor around here.
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This apartment building... Everyone's
in green slippers, the green pajamas.
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The guy I'm waiting for
to vacate...
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- ... doctor.
- He's a doctor.
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What kind of doctor?
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I'm a resident...
internal medicine.
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So, if I needed a doctor,
you could be it.
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I could be her. Yeah.
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You could be... her.
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Uh-huh.
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Yeah, I could.
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- I'm-I'm working at the hospital, so...
- I see.
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This is my lucky day.
I just get in the big, bad city,
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not only do I find a doctor,
but a beautiful woman, as well.
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Do you mind me saying that?
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Oh... No, of course.
No, it's fine.
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It's fine.
It's just...
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Listen, could I
buy you a cup of coffee?
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I have some patients coming in,
so I should probably...
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- ... get goin'.
- Yeah, yeah.
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I gotta get to the apartment
and get off to work.
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Yeah.
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But I'd still like to have
another cup of coffee.
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- Um...
- Would you let me do that?
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- Well, yeah, okay.
- Deal.
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Mmm.
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- Good morning, Mr. Parrish.
- Morning, Jennifer.
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So, board convenes tomorrow.
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You'll recommend we close,
and it's a deal, right?
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As close as a deal could be.
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Olympic.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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- "Yes" what?
- Yes is the answer to your question.
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Ah.
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I didn't ask any question.
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I believe you did.
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00:16:46.405 --> 00:16:49.658
Who are you?
241
00:16:51.035 --> 00:16:55.122
- Goddamn it. What's going on here?
- I think you know.
242
00:16:55.205 --> 00:16:57.958
- I don't.
- Try.
243
00:16:59.501 --> 00:17:03.213
"'Cause if you haven't tried,
you haven't lived. "
244
00:17:06.716 --> 00:17:09.176
What are you talking about?
245
00:17:09.218 --> 00:17:11.178
What you were talking about.
246
00:17:13.972 --> 00:17:15.891
Who is this guy?
247
00:17:18.351 --> 00:17:21.312
- Tell me who you are.
- Are you giving me orders?
248
00:17:21.354 --> 00:17:25.024
- No. I'm sorry, I...
- No, you're not.
249
00:17:25.108 --> 00:17:27.652
You're trying
to handle the situation.
250
00:17:27.693 --> 00:17:33.157
But this is the one situation
you knew you never could handle.
251
00:17:39.663 --> 00:17:41.581
It's enough...
252
00:17:43.458 --> 00:17:45.376
now.
253
00:17:58.638 --> 00:18:00.598
Huh?
254
00:18:04.852 --> 00:18:06.813
Talk to me, please.
255
00:18:07.939 --> 00:18:10.608
There's gonna be
plenty of time for that.
256
00:18:12.192 --> 00:18:14.111
What do you mean?
257
00:18:16.613 --> 00:18:19.824
I think you know, Bill.
258
00:18:28.374 --> 00:18:30.376
It's kind of a pro bono job.
259
00:18:30.459 --> 00:18:32.419
- "Pro bono"?
- Yeah.
260
00:18:32.503 --> 00:18:34.755
- Meaning, doing good?
- That's me.
261
00:18:34.838 --> 00:18:36.798
Gonna be doing good
all your life?
262
00:18:38.717 --> 00:18:42.721
I know what you're saying.
It doesn't pay so well, but, I like it.
263
00:18:42.722 --> 00:18:43.422
Mm-hmm.
264
00:18:43.430 --> 00:18:47.558
Eventually it'll depend
on the woman I marry, I think.
265
00:18:47.642 --> 00:18:51.687
Maybe she'll want lots of kids,
a bigger house, better car, uh...
266
00:18:51.770 --> 00:18:54.314
College doesn't come cheap.
You know? I don't know.
267
00:18:55.899 --> 00:18:59.611
Wow. Give up what you want
for the woman you marry.
268
00:18:59.653 --> 00:19:01.613
Hmm.
269
00:19:01.654 --> 00:19:03.990
Yeah, you know what?
I would.
270
00:19:04.032 --> 00:19:05.992
- Yeah?
- Gladly.
271
00:19:07.368 --> 00:19:10.329
'Cause you make your choices,
you know?
272
00:19:10.371 --> 00:19:13.999
Say, you and I, if we were married,
I would... No, for an example, okay?
273
00:19:14.041 --> 00:19:16.543
If you and I were married, I would
want to give you what you need.
274
00:19:16.627 --> 00:19:19.838
That's all. I'm talking about taking
care of each other the best you can.
275
00:19:19.879 --> 00:19:22.715
What's wrong with taking care of a
woman? She takes care of you.
276
00:19:22.799 --> 00:19:25.843
You'll have a hard time finding
a woman like that these days.
277
00:19:25.927 --> 00:19:28.888
- Shoot, you think so?
- Mm-hmm.
278
00:19:29.930 --> 00:19:33.225
I don't know.
Lightning could strike.
279
00:19:43.067 --> 00:19:45.111
I've gotta go.
280
00:19:45.194 --> 00:19:48.606
- Yeah. Listen, did I say something wrong?
- No.
281
00:19:48.607 --> 00:19:51.825
- No? Sure?
- No. No. It was...
282
00:19:51.909 --> 00:19:54.745
It was so right, it scares me.
That's all.
283
00:19:54.828 --> 00:19:56.788
Just...
284
00:19:59.708 --> 00:20:02.085
You know, I was thinking,
I don't want you to be my doctor.
285
00:20:02.168 --> 00:20:06.005
I don't want you to...
examine me and...
286
00:20:06.089 --> 00:20:08.382
Why?
287
00:20:10.009 --> 00:20:11.969
Because I like you
so much.
288
00:20:21.603 --> 00:20:25.231
And I... I don't want
to examine you.
289
00:20:25.314 --> 00:20:28.859
You don't? Why not?
290
00:20:28.943 --> 00:20:32.529
Because I like you so much.
291
00:20:35.282 --> 00:20:37.993
Oh, boy. Okay.
292
00:20:38.076 --> 00:20:41.079
Now I gotta go, so...
293
00:20:41.162 --> 00:20:43.998
- Yep, understood.
- All right. All right.
294
00:20:44.040 --> 00:20:46.417
Fair enough. See ya.
295
00:20:46.501 --> 00:20:48.961
- Bye. Bye.
- Bye-bye.
296
00:22:29.136 --> 00:22:31.430
Music.
297
00:22:31.472 --> 00:22:35.058
I know how you love music, Daddy.
And I want to have music that pleases you,
298
00:22:35.142 --> 00:22:38.728
but doesn't put a thousand
other people to sleep.
299
00:22:38.812 --> 00:22:42.774
I've agonized over it and finally
settled on Sidney Brown.
300
00:22:42.775 --> 00:22:43.475
Good.
301
00:22:43.476 --> 00:22:47.111
- Twenty-four men... very eclectic.
- Mm-hmm.
302
00:22:47.153 --> 00:22:51.282
Plus, I'm feathering in
a Latin sextet on their breaks.
303
00:22:54.493 --> 00:22:57.371
You haven't heard
a word I've said, have you?
304
00:22:59.789 --> 00:23:02.333
- What, honey? Sorry.
- Daddy.
305
00:23:02.417 --> 00:23:04.335
Yes.
306
00:23:05.628 --> 00:23:07.547
Daddy?
307
00:23:07.630 --> 00:23:10.424
Mr. Parrish?
308
00:23:10.508 --> 00:23:13.510
- Yes?
- Dinner's served.
309
00:23:15.262 --> 00:23:19.182
- Yeah.
- Never mind.
310
00:23:19.266 --> 00:23:21.184
Leave it to me.
311
00:23:27.023 --> 00:23:29.942
Did you miss me, Bill?
312
00:23:31.944 --> 00:23:33.904
Chow time, you guys.
313
00:23:35.948 --> 00:23:38.408
What are you looking
so provoked about?
314
00:23:39.492 --> 00:23:41.786
Did you miss me?
315
00:23:41.870 --> 00:23:44.205
It's a normal question.
316
00:23:44.289 --> 00:23:47.917
I missed you.
But what do I get back?
317
00:23:48.000 --> 00:23:50.169
"Not an ounce of excitement.
318
00:23:50.252 --> 00:23:52.171
"Not a whisper of a thrill.
319
00:23:53.714 --> 00:23:57.342
This relationship has all the
passion of a pair of titmice. "
320
00:24:00.387 --> 00:24:02.722
I'm waiting outside
the front door.
321
00:24:02.805 --> 00:24:04.724
Did you speak to the governor?
322
00:24:04.807 --> 00:24:07.518
- He's coming.
- And his wife?
323
00:24:07.602 --> 00:24:09.979
Yeah, unfortunately.
324
00:24:10.020 --> 00:24:13.148
I sat between them at the Bronx Zoo
benefit. It was better than Seconal.
325
00:24:13.232 --> 00:24:16.985
I'm waiting outside
the front door, Bill.
326
00:24:18.612 --> 00:24:21.072
Won't someone let me in?
327
00:24:22.574 --> 00:24:24.492
Lillian?
328
00:24:29.288 --> 00:24:31.790
- Is there somebody at the front door?
- I didn't hear a ring, sir.
329
00:24:31.874 --> 00:24:33.834
Have a look, would you, please?
330
00:24:34.877 --> 00:24:36.837
What about the mayor?
331
00:24:36.878 --> 00:24:38.806
He said he's going
to be there with bells on.
332
00:24:38.807 --> 00:24:39.507
Good.
333
00:24:39.589 --> 00:24:42.050
- Maybe they'll drown him out.
- Please don't be negative, Drew.
334
00:24:42.133 --> 00:24:42.834
I'm sorry.
335
00:24:42.835 --> 00:24:46.510
We have an acceptance list
that would do the White House proud:
336
00:24:46.512 --> 00:24:49.932
The chairman of the F.C.C.,
the Secretary General of the U.N.,
337
00:24:50.015 --> 00:24:52.142
- Wow.
- Nine senators,
338
00:24:52.226 --> 00:24:57.356
I don't know how many congressmen
and at least 12 of the Fortune 500.
339
00:24:57.397 --> 00:25:00.817
- Any jocks? Hmm?
- No.
340
00:25:00.900 --> 00:25:04.320
No 20-game-winner, Masters champion,
someone I can talk to?
341
00:25:07.240 --> 00:25:10.242
You were right, Mr. Parrish.
There was a gentleman at the door.
342
00:25:10.326 --> 00:25:12.828
He's waiting for you
in the foyer.
343
00:25:15.747 --> 00:25:18.609
Show him into the library.
Tell him I'll be right there.
344
00:25:18.610 --> 00:25:19.610
Yes, sir.
345
00:25:19.751 --> 00:25:23.254
I've arranged favors, silver
charm bracelets for the women,
346
00:25:23.338 --> 00:25:25.548
- Mmm.
- And platinum key chains for the men,
347
00:25:25.590 --> 00:25:28.217
all engraved "W.P."
348
00:25:28.259 --> 00:25:32.137
But now I'm thinking of scrubbing them.
They seem so ordinary.
349
00:25:32.221 --> 00:25:34.598
Are they ordinary?
350
00:25:34.681 --> 00:25:36.600
Do they seem that way
to you, Daddy?
351
00:25:37.684 --> 00:25:39.603
I don't know.
352
00:25:39.686 --> 00:25:42.438
I don't know.
I, uh...
353
00:25:49.945 --> 00:25:52.072
Let me see.
354
00:25:52.114 --> 00:25:54.074
I don't think they're ordinary.
355
00:25:54.116 --> 00:25:56.243
I think they're great.
356
00:25:56.326 --> 00:25:58.286
I love key chains.
357
00:26:15.093 --> 00:26:17.012
Hello?
358
00:26:21.099 --> 00:26:23.017
Anyone here?
359
00:26:26.562 --> 00:26:29.815
- I said, is anyone here?
- Quiet down.
360
00:26:36.780 --> 00:26:39.658
- Where are you?
- I'm here.
361
00:26:44.203 --> 00:26:46.706
What is this, a joke, right?
362
00:26:46.747 --> 00:26:49.583
Some kind of elaborate
practical joke?
363
00:26:52.586 --> 00:26:56.715
At my 40th reunion,
we delivered a casket...
364
00:26:56.798 --> 00:27:00.010
to the class president's
hotel room and, uh...
365
00:27:00.093 --> 00:27:02.053
Quiet.
366
00:27:08.726 --> 00:27:11.979
Where are you going, Bill?
367
00:27:12.062 --> 00:27:14.314
I, uh...
368
00:27:14.398 --> 00:27:17.234
The great Bill Parrish
at a loss for words?
369
00:27:17.317 --> 00:27:22.238
The man from whose lips fall "rapture"
and "passion" and "obsession"?
370
00:27:22.280 --> 00:27:26.242
All those admonitions about
being " deliriously happy,
371
00:27:26.284 --> 00:27:29.036
that there is no sense
living your life without. "
372
00:27:29.078 --> 00:27:31.038
All the sparks and energy
you give off,
373
00:27:31.080 --> 00:27:35.292
the rosy advice you dispense
in round, pear-shaped tones.
374
00:27:41.006 --> 00:27:43.132
What the hell is this?
375
00:27:52.391 --> 00:27:54.309
Who are you?
376
00:27:56.270 --> 00:27:59.064
Just think of millenniums
multiplied by eons...
377
00:27:59.147 --> 00:28:01.733
compounded by time without end.
378
00:28:01.816 --> 00:28:03.943
I've been around that long.
379
00:28:04.027 --> 00:28:08.823
But it's only recently that your
affairs here have piqued my interest.
380
00:28:08.864 --> 00:28:11.200
Call it boredom.
381
00:28:11.283 --> 00:28:13.994
The natural curiosity of me,
the most lasting...
382
00:28:14.036 --> 00:28:18.582
and significant element in
existence, has come to see you.
383
00:28:20.375 --> 00:28:22.293
About what?
384
00:28:23.545 --> 00:28:27.131
I want to have a look around
before I take you.
385
00:28:29.050 --> 00:28:31.010
Take me where?
386
00:28:32.261 --> 00:28:36.223
It requires competence,
wisdom and experience.
387
00:28:36.264 --> 00:28:39.935
All those things they say
about you in testimonials.
388
00:28:40.018 --> 00:28:41.978
And you're the one.
389
00:28:43.354 --> 00:28:45.857
- The one to do what?
- Show me around,
390
00:28:46.899 --> 00:28:49.568
be my guide.
391
00:28:49.652 --> 00:28:52.863
And in return, you get...
392
00:28:55.240 --> 00:28:57.200
I get what?
393
00:28:58.910 --> 00:29:01.037
Time:
394
00:29:01.121 --> 00:29:04.290
Minutes, days, weeks.
395
00:29:04.374 --> 00:29:06.292
Let's not get encumbered
by detail.
396
00:29:06.375 --> 00:29:09.336
What matters is
that I stay interested.
397
00:29:15.592 --> 00:29:17.594
Yes.
398
00:29:19.930 --> 00:29:21.890
"Yes" what?
399
00:29:21.931 --> 00:29:25.059
Yes is the answer
to your question.
400
00:29:28.396 --> 00:29:30.314
- What question?
- Oh, Bill.
401
00:29:30.397 --> 00:29:33.150
Come on. The question.
402
00:29:33.233 --> 00:29:37.112
The question you've been asking
yourself with increased regularity,
403
00:29:37.195 --> 00:29:40.323
at odd moments, panting through
the extra game of handball,
404
00:29:40.407 --> 00:29:42.534
when you ran for the plane
in Delhi,
405
00:29:42.617 --> 00:29:46.162
when you sat up in bed last night and
hit the floor in the office this morning.
406
00:29:46.245 --> 00:29:49.832
The question that is in
the back of your throat,
407
00:29:49.915 --> 00:29:52.334
choking the blood
to your brain,
408
00:29:52.418 --> 00:29:58.215
ringing in your ears over and
over as you put it to yourself.
409
00:30:00.467 --> 00:30:02.552
- "The question. "
- Yes, Bill.
410
00:30:02.635 --> 00:30:04.554
"The question. "
411
00:30:10.017 --> 00:30:11.977
The question.
412
00:30:17.399 --> 00:30:19.359
Am I going to die?
413
00:30:29.368 --> 00:30:31.328
Yes.
414
00:30:37.709 --> 00:30:39.794
Am I dreaming this?
415
00:30:39.878 --> 00:30:41.796
Are you a dream?
416
00:30:43.047 --> 00:30:44.966
I'm not a dream.
417
00:30:46.134 --> 00:30:48.052
You're coming to take me?
418
00:30:49.553 --> 00:30:51.472
What is that?
419
00:30:51.555 --> 00:30:53.474
And who the hell are you?
420
00:31:24.877 --> 00:31:26.796
You are...
421
00:31:28.005 --> 00:31:30.174
Yes?
422
00:31:34.636 --> 00:31:36.763
Who am I?
423
00:31:46.481 --> 00:31:48.399
Death.
424
00:31:53.278 --> 00:31:55.197
You're Death?
425
00:31:56.823 --> 00:31:59.451
Yes.
426
00:32:05.081 --> 00:32:08.542
- Death.
- That's me.
427
00:32:10.794 --> 00:32:12.713
You're not Death.
You're just a kid in a suit.
428
00:32:12.796 --> 00:32:15.716
The suit came with
the body I took.
429
00:32:15.799 --> 00:32:18.593
Let me ask your opinion.
430
00:32:18.677 --> 00:32:20.595
Do I blend in?
431
00:32:25.516 --> 00:32:27.893
You want me
to be your guide?
432
00:32:27.977 --> 00:32:30.020
You fill the bill, Bill.
433
00:32:30.104 --> 00:32:32.064
- I do?
- Mmm.
434
00:32:33.857 --> 00:32:35.776
Will you be staying long?
435
00:32:35.859 --> 00:32:37.861
We should hope quite a while.
436
00:32:39.738 --> 00:32:41.656
And then?
437
00:32:48.245 --> 00:32:50.206
It's over.
438
00:32:51.582 --> 00:32:54.126
It's over.
439
00:32:54.209 --> 00:32:56.795
Mr. Parrish?
440
00:32:56.878 --> 00:32:58.839
Will the gentleman be staying
for dinner, sir?
441
00:33:00.757 --> 00:33:02.634
Yes.
442
00:33:06.762 --> 00:33:08.681
Thank you.
443
00:33:12.601 --> 00:33:14.520
This is crazy.
444
00:33:16.897 --> 00:33:18.815
You're not gonna
eat dinner with us.
445
00:33:18.899 --> 00:33:22.360
No, I am eating dinner with you...
and your family.
446
00:33:22.443 --> 00:33:24.362
And that is what we're doing.
447
00:33:24.445 --> 00:33:28.616
It's not open
for discussion, nothing is.
448
00:33:28.699 --> 00:33:31.285
Don't you understand?
449
00:33:34.204 --> 00:33:36.540
Yeah.
450
00:33:36.623 --> 00:33:38.792
Good.
451
00:33:38.834 --> 00:33:40.794
Now lead the way.
452
00:33:42.086 --> 00:33:44.797
Bill,
453
00:33:44.881 --> 00:33:46.841
lead the way.
454
00:33:54.306 --> 00:33:59.144
- Excuse me, may I say something?
- Yes, of course.
455
00:33:59.185 --> 00:34:01.438
Well, it just occurred
to me, if, uh...
456
00:34:01.521 --> 00:34:03.356
Speak up, please.
457
00:34:03.439 --> 00:34:08.319
When I introduce you,
if I say who you are,
458
00:34:08.361 --> 00:34:11.322
I don't think anyone
will stay for dinner.
459
00:34:12.364 --> 00:34:14.366
Then don't.
460
00:34:14.408 --> 00:34:16.576
Here's another possibility.
461
00:34:16.660 --> 00:34:20.622
It's a little last minute,
but tell me what you think.
462
00:34:20.705 --> 00:34:22.624
Kaleidoscopes.
463
00:34:23.833 --> 00:34:25.835
Little gold kaleidoscopes.
464
00:34:25.918 --> 00:34:28.754
Some German company went kerplunk,
and Tiffany's picked all these things up,
465
00:34:28.838 --> 00:34:31.715
and they're perfect
party favors.
466
00:34:31.757 --> 00:34:34.927
Okay, they're not personalized or
anything. They're just winter scenes...
467
00:34:35.010 --> 00:34:36.928
dachshunds, snowflakes.
468
00:34:40.682 --> 00:34:42.600
Hi there.
469
00:34:44.936 --> 00:34:46.896
Hello.
470
00:34:48.022 --> 00:34:51.275
Sorry to have...
stepped away for so long.
471
00:34:51.358 --> 00:34:54.528
This is a friend of mine
I asked to drop by.
472
00:34:54.611 --> 00:34:58.031
We got to talking
and stuff, and, uh...
473
00:34:59.783 --> 00:35:01.701
He's gonna join us for dinner.
474
00:35:04.370 --> 00:35:07.164
- Great.
- How nice to meet you.
475
00:35:07.248 --> 00:35:10.376
And wouldn't it be nicer if my
father would introduce you?
476
00:35:11.669 --> 00:35:13.629
How nice to meet you.
477
00:35:15.464 --> 00:35:19.134
Yeah, I'm sorry. This is my daughter,
Allison, and her husband, Quince,
478
00:35:19.217 --> 00:35:22.011
and Drew, my number one,
works with me.
479
00:35:23.638 --> 00:35:25.932
Daddy, does your friend
have a name?
480
00:35:25.973 --> 00:35:30.603
- A name?
- Something he goes by?
481
00:35:32.980 --> 00:35:35.649
Oh, yeah, excuse me.
This is, uh...
482
00:35:35.732 --> 00:35:37.651
This is, um...
483
00:35:37.734 --> 00:35:40.779
- Daddy, come on. A name.
- Bill, the suspense is killing me.
484
00:35:40.862 --> 00:35:43.823
I'm sorry. It's, uh...
It's gone right out of my head. Um...
485
00:35:45.992 --> 00:35:49.412
I'm sorry. This is... Joe.
486
00:35:49.495 --> 00:35:52.831
- Joe. I love that name.
- Just plain Joe.
487
00:35:52.873 --> 00:35:55.542
Me too. Hey, buddy.
488
00:35:56.960 --> 00:36:00.797
- Is there any more to it?
- What do you mean?
489
00:36:00.880 --> 00:36:03.883
Like "Smith" or "Jones" or...
490
00:36:08.804 --> 00:36:11.974
- Black.
- Oh, at last.
491
00:36:12.057 --> 00:36:15.269
- Nice to meet you, Mr. Black.
- Hey, hey, Joe Black.
492
00:36:15.352 --> 00:36:18.313
Won 15, lost 2 for the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 1952.
493
00:36:18.396 --> 00:36:20.315
I'm king of my rotisserie league.
494
00:36:20.398 --> 00:36:23.193
- Are you?
- Yeah, he is.
495
00:36:24.736 --> 00:36:27.154
Shall we sit down?
496
00:36:27.238 --> 00:36:29.156
Right there.
497
00:37:18.116 --> 00:37:19.594
Have we met?
498
00:37:20.704 --> 00:37:24.290
- He's from out of town.
- How long you here for, Joe?
499
00:37:25.333 --> 00:37:28.085
As long as it takes.
500
00:37:30.212 --> 00:37:34.133
- You and Bill, you old friends?
- No.
501
00:37:37.969 --> 00:37:40.472
No, thank you.
502
00:37:40.513 --> 00:37:43.057
I have one, thank you.
503
00:37:43.141 --> 00:37:45.727
I get the feeling you've
done some business before.
504
00:37:45.728 --> 00:37:46.828
I got it.
505
00:37:48.354 --> 00:37:50.397
Have you done
some business before?
506
00:37:52.024 --> 00:37:54.234
We have an arrangement now.
507
00:37:58.071 --> 00:38:01.074
What side of the industry
did you say you were on?
508
00:38:01.157 --> 00:38:03.743
I didn't say.
509
00:38:05.203 --> 00:38:07.163
Joe sounds like a ringer, Bill.
510
00:38:07.205 --> 00:38:10.166
I have a feeling you guys got
the broad strokes already.
511
00:38:10.249 --> 00:38:12.209
You need any help
with the details?
512
00:38:14.753 --> 00:38:17.089
I'm sorry, business at dinner.
513
00:38:18.924 --> 00:38:22.969
- Forgive me for being so rude.
- Certainly.
514
00:38:23.052 --> 00:38:25.012
Hi, everybody.
I'm sorry I'm late.
515
00:38:25.096 --> 00:38:27.316
I had to have dinner
with my department chief.
516
00:38:27.317 --> 00:38:28.317
You ate?
517
00:38:28.500 --> 00:38:31.185
I'm here, aren't I? I wouldn't
miss a loose ends meeting.
518
00:38:31.268 --> 00:38:34.855
What's on the table for discussion?
Party favors, flowers...
519
00:38:34.938 --> 00:38:36.857
- Hi, Dad.
- Hi.
520
00:38:36.940 --> 00:38:38.859
- Hello.
- Hi, Drew.
521
00:38:43.780 --> 00:38:46.240
What are you doing here?
522
00:38:46.282 --> 00:38:49.035
You know each other?
523
00:38:52.538 --> 00:38:54.998
We've met.
524
00:38:56.541 --> 00:38:59.211
This morning,
the Corinth Coffee Shop.
525
00:38:59.294 --> 00:39:01.963
He was, uh...
He was looking for a doctor.
526
00:39:02.046 --> 00:39:05.800
Well, I guess he's found one.
527
00:39:05.883 --> 00:39:07.843
Joe, you do get around.
528
00:39:07.927 --> 00:39:10.679
- That's your name?
- And isn't it a lovely one?
529
00:39:10.763 --> 00:39:14.641
So sturdy, so straight.
Stop it.
530
00:39:14.725 --> 00:39:19.104
Incidentally, Joe,
where are you staying?
531
00:39:20.355 --> 00:39:23.483
- Here.
- You're staying here?
532
00:39:23.566 --> 00:39:29.113
- In this house?
- Yes, in this house.
533
00:39:29.155 --> 00:39:33.200
Great. Great. Great.
534
00:39:33.283 --> 00:39:35.994
Will that hold you, Joe?
535
00:39:36.078 --> 00:39:38.246
Incidentally, Joe what?
536
00:39:38.330 --> 00:39:40.457
Black.
537
00:39:40.540 --> 00:39:42.500
This is fun.
538
00:39:42.584 --> 00:39:45.336
Yes. Yes, Quince, it is.
539
00:39:45.420 --> 00:39:47.630
So, what are you doing here, Joe?
540
00:39:55.679 --> 00:39:58.306
Cat got your tongue?
541
00:39:58.390 --> 00:40:01.101
You weren't so silent this morning.
542
00:40:02.810 --> 00:40:05.521
This morning, yes.
543
00:40:07.356 --> 00:40:09.233
I wasn't quite myself.
544
00:40:10.776 --> 00:40:15.280
Well, it's a shame whoever you were
couldn't be here tonight.
545
00:40:15.364 --> 00:40:17.407
Cut it out, Susan.
We've gotta talk.
546
00:40:17.491 --> 00:40:20.118
Busy day tomorrow, everybody.
547
00:40:21.745 --> 00:40:24.414
Joe, let's go.
548
00:40:24.497 --> 00:40:26.457
Yes.
549
00:40:35.299 --> 00:40:38.635
That stuff between
you and Susan threw me.
550
00:40:38.677 --> 00:40:40.637
Threw you? Where?
551
00:40:40.679 --> 00:40:42.639
Shook me up.
552
00:40:44.057 --> 00:40:46.726
I mean, how is it that you happened
to meet my daughter?
553
00:40:46.809 --> 00:40:48.936
I didn't meet her.
554
00:40:49.020 --> 00:40:50.980
The young man I took met her.
555
00:40:51.021 --> 00:40:54.483
That is, the fellow she encountered in
the coffee shop this morning.
556
00:40:55.901 --> 00:40:57.819
What happened to him?
557
00:40:57.903 --> 00:41:00.864
I needed a body, Bill.
558
00:41:04.742 --> 00:41:06.661
So,
559
00:41:09.997 --> 00:41:11.915
come in.
560
00:41:14.418 --> 00:41:20.173
Uh, bathroom,
tub, towels, sauna,
561
00:41:20.215 --> 00:41:23.301
chairs, lamps, bed.
562
00:41:39.274 --> 00:41:41.901
Well, if there is anything else,
563
00:41:43.987 --> 00:41:46.405
- don't hesitate.
- I won't.
564
00:43:01.307 --> 00:43:03.810
- I can try.
- Will she be available next week?
565
00:43:03.851 --> 00:43:05.812
I don't know.
566
00:43:07.521 --> 00:43:09.482
Yes, sir?
567
00:43:09.523 --> 00:43:12.359
Hello. I'm Joe Black.
568
00:43:12.443 --> 00:43:14.361
It's nice meeting you.
569
00:43:14.444 --> 00:43:16.697
Yes, of course, Mr. Black, sir.
570
00:43:16.780 --> 00:43:19.199
A pleasure.
571
00:43:19.282 --> 00:43:21.201
Eh...
572
00:43:22.285 --> 00:43:24.579
What is that?
573
00:43:24.662 --> 00:43:26.956
- You mean this, sir?
- Yes.
574
00:43:27.039 --> 00:43:30.501
It's, uh, Laura Scudder's
peanut butter, sir.
575
00:43:32.544 --> 00:43:34.505
You like it?
576
00:43:34.546 --> 00:43:37.174
Well, I would say,
in my opinion,
577
00:43:37.257 --> 00:43:41.302
it's right up there
with Jif and Skippy.
578
00:43:41.386 --> 00:43:43.304
Could I offer you
a taste, sir?
579
00:43:45.056 --> 00:43:46.974
- Yes.
- All right.
580
00:44:21.172 --> 00:44:23.132
Do you fancy it, sir?
581
00:44:25.510 --> 00:44:28.220
More?
582
00:44:28.304 --> 00:44:30.222
Right.
583
00:44:38.939 --> 00:44:40.857
Mmm.
584
00:44:43.526 --> 00:44:46.320
Mmm.
585
00:44:46.404 --> 00:44:49.240
You're a peanut butter man
now, eh, sir?
586
00:44:51.325 --> 00:44:53.994
Yes, I believe I am.
587
00:44:55.245 --> 00:44:57.747
I thoroughly enjoy
this peanut butter.
588
00:44:59.165 --> 00:45:01.334
And I thoroughly enjoyed
meeting you all.
589
00:45:02.710 --> 00:45:05.671
- I'll be moseying on.
- Right, sir.
590
00:45:37.534 --> 00:45:39.452
What are you doing here?
591
00:45:41.913 --> 00:45:44.332
I'm lost.
592
00:45:46.667 --> 00:45:48.794
I can't seem
to escape you today.
593
00:45:48.878 --> 00:45:52.548
- I'm sorry.
- Yeah.
594
00:46:12.316 --> 00:46:14.276
Would you hand me
one of those?
595
00:46:30.332 --> 00:46:34.920
You must have something very...
big going on with my father.
596
00:46:35.003 --> 00:46:36.963
- Big?
- Yeah.
597
00:46:38.131 --> 00:46:40.508
You appear at his side
out of the blue,
598
00:46:40.592 --> 00:46:42.594
stay at his house,
have dinner with his family.
599
00:46:42.677 --> 00:46:46.681
That's, uh,
practically a first.
600
00:46:46.764 --> 00:46:50.142
You're in the red-hot center
of big business,
601
00:46:50.184 --> 00:46:52.144
and I thought you were
just a regular Joe.
602
00:46:53.687 --> 00:46:57.691
- I am Joe.
- Not the one that I met this morning.
603
00:46:57.774 --> 00:47:02.070
Hitting on me in as nice a way as
I've been hit on in a long time.
604
00:47:02.153 --> 00:47:06.115
The second that you found out
I was my father's daughter, you, uh...
605
00:47:06.199 --> 00:47:10.953
Well, you acted like a stranger.
606
00:47:11.036 --> 00:47:13.455
That is not my intention.
607
00:47:15.207 --> 00:47:17.626
What are your intentions?
608
00:47:17.709 --> 00:47:21.421
Huh?
I mean, just to, uh,
609
00:47:21.504 --> 00:47:24.882
make little dramas in coffee shops,
turn a woman's head?
610
00:47:24.924 --> 00:47:27.760
I don't mind admitting
that my-my head was turned.
611
00:47:27.843 --> 00:47:30.221
I- I liked it.
612
00:47:30.304 --> 00:47:35.225
But, well, ten hours later,
I feel like a fool.
613
00:47:36.310 --> 00:47:38.728
I just don't get it. I don't.
614
00:47:38.812 --> 00:47:41.106
You, my father, here in this house.
It's, uh...
615
00:47:41.189 --> 00:47:45.151
It's upsetting me, and I...
616
00:47:45.234 --> 00:47:49.196
What happened to that sweet guy
from the coffee shop?
617
00:47:50.447 --> 00:47:52.408
Who are you, anyway?
618
00:47:53.826 --> 00:47:57.829
And... what are you eating?
619
00:47:59.247 --> 00:48:01.207
Peanut butter.
620
00:48:04.002 --> 00:48:05.920
Hmm.
621
00:48:06.003 --> 00:48:07.922
But it's gone now.
622
00:48:13.719 --> 00:48:15.637
Wh... No. Please.
623
00:48:17.764 --> 00:48:19.734
You act like you've never
had peanut butter before.
624
00:48:19.735 --> 00:48:20.735
I haven't.
625
00:48:22.393 --> 00:48:25.146
- What kind of childhood did you have?
- Do you love Drew?
626
00:48:25.229 --> 00:48:27.356
Excuse me?
627
00:48:27.440 --> 00:48:30.401
When you put your mouth
to his, it seemed a frequent thing.
628
00:48:33.153 --> 00:48:35.280
Drew is none of your business,
629
00:48:35.364 --> 00:48:38.033
and neither is where
I put my mouth.
630
00:48:38.116 --> 00:48:40.410
I'm sorry.
Do you live here?
631
00:48:40.493 --> 00:48:43.496
No, Joe, I'm swimming here
and now I'm going home.
632
00:48:43.580 --> 00:48:46.791
Yes, I think what
I'm trying to say is,
633
00:48:46.874 --> 00:48:49.502
I would like it
if we were friends.
634
00:48:49.585 --> 00:48:52.212
I've got plenty of friends.
635
00:48:52.296 --> 00:48:54.965
I don't have any.
636
00:48:57.175 --> 00:48:59.552
Well, I can see why.
637
00:49:06.559 --> 00:49:08.936
I didn't mean
to offend you at dinner.
638
00:49:09.019 --> 00:49:11.355
I'm sometimes...
639
00:49:11.397 --> 00:49:15.234
not quite at home
around people.
640
00:49:17.152 --> 00:49:20.613
I get busy doing, uh,
what it is I do.
641
00:49:20.697 --> 00:49:24.701
And I don't seem
to have developed...
642
00:49:27.745 --> 00:49:29.914
Yes?
643
00:49:34.001 --> 00:49:39.798
I have a certain function to perform,
and it seems to take up most of my time.
644
00:49:41.132 --> 00:49:45.094
But sometimes I...
speculate...
645
00:49:47.597 --> 00:49:49.932
that I haven't
left room for...
646
00:49:52.893 --> 00:49:55.270
anything else.
647
00:49:58.773 --> 00:50:00.692
Hmm.
648
00:50:02.193 --> 00:50:04.529
I'm sorry to say
I know what you mean.
649
00:50:17.541 --> 00:50:19.501
Well, um...
650
00:50:22.462 --> 00:50:24.380
Good night, Joe.
651
00:50:24.464 --> 00:50:26.883
Yes.
652
00:50:26.966 --> 00:50:29.760
Good night to you, Susan.
653
00:50:32.137 --> 00:50:34.681
- Morning, Madeline.
- Oh, good morning, Mr. Parrish.
654
00:50:34.765 --> 00:50:37.309
- Everything okay?
- Yes, sir.
655
00:50:37.392 --> 00:50:39.352
Good.
656
00:50:56.702 --> 00:50:59.037
Morning.
657
00:50:59.079 --> 00:51:01.414
Good morning, Bill.
658
00:51:07.003 --> 00:51:09.672
What's on the docket for today?
659
00:51:09.755 --> 00:51:14.384
- Docket?
- Hmm, yes. What shall we do?
660
00:51:14.468 --> 00:51:18.346
- Well, I have to go to work, and...
- Splendid. I'll join you.
661
00:51:18.388 --> 00:51:20.390
Oh.
662
00:51:20.432 --> 00:51:23.017
Would you like to ride or walk?
663
00:51:23.059 --> 00:51:26.646
Walk. I wish to see the world.
664
00:51:26.729 --> 00:51:31.358
This is crazy.
This is the left field thing of all time.
665
00:51:31.400 --> 00:51:34.945
I, uh... I don't know
if I can get through this.
666
00:51:35.028 --> 00:51:38.240
- What do I do? What do I tell my family?
- You'll get through this, Bill.
667
00:51:38.323 --> 00:51:41.868
As far as your family's concerned,
uh, I wouldn't say anything.
668
00:51:41.951 --> 00:51:44.912
You'll ruin the great start
we had last night.
669
00:51:44.954 --> 00:51:49.542
Hmm. It felt as if I was
being treated like a person.
670
00:51:49.625 --> 00:51:51.585
Yes, Joe this, Joe that.
671
00:51:51.627 --> 00:51:55.797
A nice smile.
Quince passed me the rolls.
672
00:51:55.881 --> 00:52:00.927
No passion or rapture or any of these mighty
things you're so intent on imparting.
673
00:52:00.969 --> 00:52:03.096
But I am certain,
674
00:52:03.137 --> 00:52:06.265
should you say who I am,
our adventure would end abruptly.
675
00:52:06.349 --> 00:52:08.809
Mm-hmm.
676
00:52:12.187 --> 00:52:15.232
And I did so enjoy your family.
677
00:52:17.692 --> 00:52:21.488
What about my family? This
adventure involves only me, right?
678
00:52:21.571 --> 00:52:24.490
What do you mean?
679
00:52:27.827 --> 00:52:31.038
I'll tell you what. You promise
this undertaking of yours...
680
00:52:31.121 --> 00:52:33.082
involves only me and, uh...
681
00:52:33.165 --> 00:52:35.584
And what?
682
00:52:35.667 --> 00:52:38.336
- I won't tell anyone who you are.
- Sounds fair enough.
683
00:52:38.420 --> 00:52:41.673
- Good.
- Is it a deal?
684
00:52:41.756 --> 00:52:44.425
- A deal?
- Yeah.
685
00:52:44.509 --> 00:52:47.511
You give your word;
I give mine that we'll do what we say.
686
00:52:47.595 --> 00:52:48.300
Mm-hmm.
687
00:52:48.301 --> 00:52:51.472
It is a truth exchanged
between two people.
688
00:52:51.473 --> 00:52:53.559
- Bill?
- What?
689
00:52:53.642 --> 00:52:56.770
You have a deal. Ow!
690
00:53:03.359 --> 00:53:05.945
That's great.
691
00:53:08.739 --> 00:53:10.908
Great.
692
00:53:10.950 --> 00:53:14.661
You know, I got to thinking.
693
00:53:14.745 --> 00:53:18.915
With you here
and seemingly occupied,
694
00:53:18.957 --> 00:53:22.001
how's your work going,
I mean, elsewhere?
695
00:53:22.085 --> 00:53:25.922
While you were shaving this morning,
you weren't just shaving.
696
00:53:26.005 --> 00:53:29.341
- What do you mean?
- You were hatching ideas,
697
00:53:29.425 --> 00:53:32.386
making plans,
arriving at decisions, right?
698
00:53:32.469 --> 00:53:34.429
Yeah, I guess so.
699
00:53:34.471 --> 00:53:38.225
So you understand the concept.
While part of you is busy doing one thing,
700
00:53:38.308 --> 00:53:40.137
another part of you is doing another,
701
00:53:40.138 --> 00:53:42.838
perhaps even attending
to the problems of your work.
702
00:53:42.979 --> 00:53:45.857
- Correct?
- Of course.
703
00:53:45.940 --> 00:53:49.610
So you understand the idea.
Congratulations, Bill.
704
00:53:49.693 --> 00:53:52.905
Now multiply that by infinity,
take that to the depths of forever,
705
00:53:52.988 --> 00:53:55.657
and you still will barely have a
glimpse of what I'm talking about.
706
00:54:02.580 --> 00:54:05.124
- Joe?
- Yes, Bill?
707
00:54:07.835 --> 00:54:10.254
How about giving a guy a break?
708
00:54:10.337 --> 00:54:12.297
Make an exception?
709
00:54:12.381 --> 00:54:15.801
- Well, there's one to every rule.
- Not this.
710
00:54:15.842 --> 00:54:18.845
And call my family. I'd like them
to have dinner with me tonight.
711
00:54:18.929 --> 00:54:22.182
Didn't the family
get together last night?
712
00:54:22.265 --> 00:54:26.644
- Jennifer.
- Of course, Mr. Parrish, right away.
713
00:54:26.686 --> 00:54:28.405
Uh, perhaps you'd like
to wait in my office.
714
00:54:28.406 --> 00:54:29.406
No.
715
00:54:29.688 --> 00:54:33.567
What I'm trying to say is this is a board
meeting and you're not a member.
716
00:54:33.650 --> 00:54:37.320
I'm sure you'll find a way
to make it all right.
717
00:54:37.404 --> 00:54:40.490
Nice to meet you.
718
00:54:40.573 --> 00:54:42.534
Morning.
719
00:54:42.617 --> 00:54:44.577
Good morning.
720
00:54:47.038 --> 00:54:49.039
Thank you. Eddie.
721
00:54:49.123 --> 00:54:51.458
Uh, this is Joe Black.
722
00:54:51.542 --> 00:54:52.846
He's a...
723
00:54:53.947 --> 00:54:56.447
- ... personal associate of mine, and, uh...
- Hello, Quince.
724
00:54:56.630 --> 00:54:59.090
- Hey.
- He'll be joining us this morning.
725
00:54:59.174 --> 00:55:03.428
I know this is unusual,
and my apologies, and, uh...
726
00:55:03.511 --> 00:55:06.389
Drew, carry on.
It's nice to see you.
727
00:55:06.472 --> 00:55:09.642
Didn't expect you, but, uh...
728
00:55:09.725 --> 00:55:11.769
certainly you can't get
enough of a good thing.
729
00:55:11.852 --> 00:55:15.397
- Thank you.
- Joe, would you like to sit there?
730
00:55:27.074 --> 00:55:29.034
Okay.
731
00:55:29.118 --> 00:55:33.580
Uh, the Board of Parrish Communications
is hereby called to order.
732
00:55:33.664 --> 00:55:35.624
Our sole order of...
733
00:55:41.379 --> 00:55:44.132
Our s...
734
00:55:51.347 --> 00:55:54.016
Our sole order
of business today is a, uh...
735
00:55:54.099 --> 00:55:57.269
is an acceptance of
John Bontecou's generous offer.
736
00:55:57.352 --> 00:55:58.771
And I think Bill...
737
00:55:58.772 --> 00:56:00.912
Do you have any more
of these delicious cookies?
738
00:56:00.913 --> 00:56:02.607
The jelly ones?
739
00:56:02.649 --> 00:56:04.901
Mmm, and a cup of tea.
740
00:56:04.984 --> 00:56:09.905
With milk, I think.
I'd like to try it English style. Yes.
741
00:56:09.989 --> 00:56:11.949
A cup of tea with milk, please.
742
00:56:11.991 --> 00:56:14.159
Is there anything else, Mr. Black?
743
00:56:14.243 --> 00:56:16.620
- How about some water?
- Why, yes, thank you.
744
00:56:16.661 --> 00:56:18.622
- Hot or cold?
- Cold.
745
00:56:18.663 --> 00:56:22.625
- And a glass?
- Mmm.
746
00:56:26.671 --> 00:56:31.342
Uh, to review. We're really crossing
the T's and dotting the I's here.
747
00:56:31.383 --> 00:56:35.262
Uh, Bill had a great and conclusive meeting
yesterday with John Bontecou,
748
00:56:35.345 --> 00:56:38.306
and all that remains for us
is to put it to a vote.
749
00:56:41.017 --> 00:56:45.605
Um, thank you.
Drew, um...
750
00:56:46.898 --> 00:56:49.191
Yeah.
751
00:56:49.275 --> 00:56:52.194
I did enjoy, or rather
I was interested...
752
00:56:52.236 --> 00:56:56.656
in meeting
John Bontecou yesterday,
753
00:56:56.782 --> 00:56:58.909
and, um...
754
00:57:00.493 --> 00:57:05.331
Impressive, I suppose.
755
00:57:05.415 --> 00:57:07.333
But, uh...
756
00:57:11.253 --> 00:57:13.755
But...
757
00:57:13.797 --> 00:57:17.259
It did get me to thinking.
758
00:57:18.969 --> 00:57:23.181
See, I started in this business
because this is what I wanted to do.
759
00:57:23.264 --> 00:57:27.810
I knew I wasn't gonna write
the great American novel.
760
00:57:27.893 --> 00:57:31.188
But I also knew there was more to life
than buying something for a dollar...
761
00:57:31.272 --> 00:57:34.149
and selling it for two.
762
00:57:34.233 --> 00:57:37.736
I'd hoped to create something,
something which could be...
763
00:57:37.819 --> 00:57:40.780
held to the highest standards.
764
00:57:40.822 --> 00:57:44.742
And what I realized was I...
765
00:57:44.826 --> 00:57:48.162
I wanted to give
the news to the world.
766
00:57:48.204 --> 00:57:52.541
And I wanted
to give it unvarnished.
767
00:57:52.624 --> 00:57:57.087
Uh, the more we all know about each other,
the greater the chance we will survive.
768
00:57:57.170 --> 00:58:00.840
Sure, I want to make a profit.
You can't exist without one, but, uh...
769
00:58:00.924 --> 00:58:05.219
John Bontecou is all profit.
770
00:58:05.303 --> 00:58:10.182
If we give him license to absorb
Parrish Communications...
771
00:58:10.266 --> 00:58:12.309
and he has his eye
on a few others after us...
772
00:58:12.393 --> 00:58:14.686
in order to reach the world,
773
00:58:14.770 --> 00:58:18.690
you will have to go
through John Bontecou.
774
00:58:18.773 --> 00:58:20.859
And not only will you
have to pay him to do this,
775
00:58:20.942 --> 00:58:24.237
far more important,
you'll have to agree with him.
776
00:58:25.988 --> 00:58:29.825
Reporting the news is a privilege
and a responsibility.
777
00:58:29.909 --> 00:58:33.454
And it is not exploitable.
778
00:58:33.537 --> 00:58:36.748
Parrish Communications
has earned this privilege.
779
00:58:36.832 --> 00:58:40.293
John Bontecou wants to buy it.
780
00:58:41.753 --> 00:58:44.505
As your chairman,
781
00:58:44.589 --> 00:58:47.091
I urge you to agree.
782
00:58:47.174 --> 00:58:50.302
This company is not for sale.
783
00:58:56.266 --> 00:58:58.768
It sounds like you're not leaving
much room for discussion.
784
00:58:58.852 --> 00:59:00.770
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
785
00:59:00.854 --> 00:59:03.273
I know. I'm sorry, I...
Looks like I'm reversing my field.
786
00:59:03.356 --> 00:59:05.983
That's your privilege, Bill.
But given our needs,
787
00:59:06.067 --> 00:59:08.819
given the absolute necessity
for growth, given the future,
788
00:59:08.903 --> 00:59:12.614
the truth is, joining John Bontecou is
every bit as certain as death and taxes.
789
00:59:12.698 --> 00:59:15.501
- Death and taxes?
- Yes.
790
00:59:16.284 --> 00:59:18.995
- Death and taxes?
- Yes.
791
00:59:19.079 --> 00:59:22.248
- What an odd pairing.
- It's just a saying, Mr. Black.
792
00:59:22.332 --> 00:59:24.917
- Mmm. By whom?
- Doesn't matter.
793
00:59:25.001 --> 00:59:28.379
Then why'd you bring it up?
794
00:59:28.462 --> 00:59:30.464
You're not familiar
with the phrase, "In this world,
795
00:59:30.548 --> 00:59:32.674
nothing is certain
but death and taxes?"
796
00:59:32.758 --> 00:59:35.302
- Well, I am now.
- Glad I could be of some help.
797
00:59:35.385 --> 00:59:38.597
I keep regular office hours if there's any
further information you might need...
798
00:59:38.638 --> 00:59:41.641
on sayings, common phrases,
manners of speaking.
799
00:59:41.724 --> 00:59:46.020
My door's wide open. The tea
I can provide, perhaps even the milk.
800
00:59:46.103 --> 00:59:48.189
Low fat.
801
00:59:48.272 --> 00:59:50.316
Yeah, okay, well, uh...
802
00:59:50.399 --> 00:59:54.153
I think we've accomplished everything we're
going to this morning. Shall we adjourn?
803
00:59:54.194 --> 00:59:56.456
But the matter is still on the table, Bill.
804
00:59:56.657 --> 00:59:57.957
Joe?
805
00:59:58.240 --> 01:00:00.825
Yes.
806
01:00:07.581 --> 01:00:10.251
Thank you for
the delicious cookies.
807
01:00:12.628 --> 01:00:15.380
Mmm.
808
01:00:17.799 --> 01:00:20.343
Who is that guy?
809
01:00:22.303 --> 01:00:24.222
So...
810
01:00:25.598 --> 01:00:27.975
what's the deal here?
811
01:00:28.059 --> 01:00:31.145
You gonna be breathing down
my neck right till the very end?
812
01:00:31.228 --> 01:00:34.648
- I don't understand.
- I'd like to be alone for a while.
813
01:00:37.484 --> 01:00:41.988
- Are you sad, Bill?
- Yes, I am.
814
01:00:42.071 --> 01:00:44.032
Why don't you take a walk
or something, get some air?
815
01:00:44.115 --> 01:00:46.701
I know I'll be seeing you.
816
01:00:46.784 --> 01:00:50.371
Of course.
817
01:00:50.454 --> 01:00:53.707
Good. Now I'd like to be alone.
818
01:00:53.791 --> 01:00:55.792
This will hold you for a while.
819
01:00:55.876 --> 01:00:58.545
- You know about money, don't you?
- It can't buy happiness?
820
01:00:58.628 --> 01:01:01.464
Yeah. Uh, Jennifer?
821
01:01:01.548 --> 01:01:04.401
Give Mr. Black a map
of the city, would you?
822
01:01:04.402 --> 01:01:07.095
It's okay, Bill. I can manage.
823
01:01:13.225 --> 01:01:15.143
- Hi.
- Hi.
824
01:01:15.227 --> 01:01:18.230
- I need a medical record number for labs.
- Uh-huh.
825
01:01:18.313 --> 01:01:22.859
And, uh, will you try calling her
husband? The number's on top.
826
01:01:28.572 --> 01:01:31.116
Also, can you page me
when C.T.'s ready?
827
01:01:31.158 --> 01:01:33.827
- Oh, sure.
- Thanks, sweetie.
828
01:01:36.496 --> 01:01:39.582
How nice you look.
Is that your uniform?
829
01:01:39.666 --> 01:01:42.168
What are you doing here?
830
01:01:44.837 --> 01:01:48.049
- Are you ill?
- Oh, goodness, no.
831
01:01:48.132 --> 01:01:51.844
- Then why are you here, Joe?
- I'm here to see you.
832
01:01:54.221 --> 01:01:57.849
Joe, I don't... I don't have
time to see you right now.
833
01:01:57.933 --> 01:02:00.393
I'm, um, about to start
making rounds,
834
01:02:00.477 --> 01:02:03.396
and I'm examining back-to-back
patients until dinner, and, uh...
835
01:02:03.438 --> 01:02:05.731
Very well. I'll watch.
836
01:02:05.815 --> 01:02:06.826
Watch me do what?
837
01:02:06.827 --> 01:02:09.027
Make rounds and examine
back-to-back patients.
838
01:02:09.068 --> 01:02:12.363
Joe, that's impossible.
839
01:02:12.404 --> 01:02:15.907
- I'm a doctor.
- And I'll be a visitor.
840
01:02:15.991 --> 01:02:19.869
- Patients have visitors, not doctors.
- I don't mind.
841
01:02:21.011 --> 01:02:24.681
Miss? Miss?
Doctor.
842
01:02:24.765 --> 01:02:27.543
Oh, um, just one second.
I'll be right there.
843
01:02:27.585 --> 01:02:29.879
Please.
My mama is sicker than him.
844
01:02:31.714 --> 01:02:33.632
Okay.
845
01:02:37.427 --> 01:02:41.056
- Obeah.
- No, Mama.
846
01:02:41.139 --> 01:02:43.599
Obeah, man.
847
01:02:43.641 --> 01:02:46.602
- I goin' die.
- Mama, stop it. It's just a man.
848
01:02:46.686 --> 01:02:49.605
- What's Obeah?
- Bad spirit. She just all fever.
849
01:02:49.688 --> 01:02:52.608
- She don't mean nothing. Please help us.
- Of course.
850
01:02:52.691 --> 01:02:54.943
No Obeah, sister.
851
01:02:55.027 --> 01:02:57.487
Everything gonna be all right.
852
01:03:03.493 --> 01:03:06.078
- Have you registered?
- No.
853
01:03:06.162 --> 01:03:08.622
Okay.
854
01:03:16.288 --> 01:03:17.600
You gonna be all right mama?
855
01:03:17.601 --> 01:03:20.301
Go with the doctor lady.
Mama gonna be fine now.
856
01:03:20.383 --> 01:03:22.927
Don't leave.
Don't leave me.
857
01:03:23.011 --> 01:03:26.472
- She'll be right back, okay?
- Mama.
858
01:03:35.188 --> 01:03:38.858
- Obeah.
- Rahtid.
859
01:03:38.942 --> 01:03:41.486
Obeah evil.
I not evil, woman.
860
01:03:41.569 --> 01:03:44.030
And what you is then?
861
01:03:46.532 --> 01:03:49.285
I from that next place.
862
01:03:49.368 --> 01:03:52.496
You waitin' here to take us?
863
01:03:52.579 --> 01:03:55.040
Like you is
the bus driver to there?
864
01:03:55.123 --> 01:03:58.043
No, man, I on 'oliday.
865
01:03:59.961 --> 01:04:03.006
Some spot you pick.
866
01:04:05.967 --> 01:04:08.886
Oh. Mmm.
867
01:04:08.969 --> 01:04:12.473
The pain.
Pain is bad, bad.
868
01:04:12.556 --> 01:04:16.476
I don't have nothin' to do
with these things, you know.
869
01:04:16.560 --> 01:04:20.188
- Make it go away.
- Doctor lady make it all right.
870
01:04:20.230 --> 01:04:24.067
Uh-uh. Not this pain.
871
01:04:24.150 --> 01:04:27.862
This pain go
through and through me.
872
01:04:27.903 --> 01:04:30.239
- Make it go away.
- I can't, sister.
873
01:04:30.322 --> 01:04:33.867
You can, mister.
874
01:04:33.909 --> 01:04:35.869
Take me to that next place.
875
01:04:35.911 --> 01:04:39.080
- It's not your time now.
- Make it time.
876
01:04:39.164 --> 01:04:41.541
You can't fool with
the way things got to be.
877
01:04:41.583 --> 01:04:45.378
Please?
878
01:04:50.090 --> 01:04:52.843
Where she was born.
879
01:04:55.595 --> 01:04:58.765
Close your eyes.
880
01:04:58.807 --> 01:05:00.767
Go on, sister.
881
01:05:33.088 --> 01:05:35.340
Soon.
882
01:05:39.344 --> 01:05:41.679
You... You can go with her.
I'll be right there.
883
01:05:41.763 --> 01:05:43.848
Come now, Mama.
884
01:05:49.478 --> 01:05:53.273
- She's in a great deal of pain.
- Yes.
885
01:05:56.318 --> 01:06:01.114
- Have you spent much time in the islands?
- Some.
886
01:06:04.158 --> 01:06:07.578
I realize now my being here,
887
01:06:07.620 --> 01:06:10.080
uh, is not quite appropriate.
888
01:06:10.122 --> 01:06:13.959
Oh, no, please...
Please don't apologize.
889
01:06:15.085 --> 01:06:18.255
- Yes?
- Yeah.
890
01:06:22.091 --> 01:06:24.469
I'm glad that you came.
891
01:06:24.552 --> 01:06:29.140
Thank you, Susan.
I'm very happy to be here.
892
01:06:31.517 --> 01:06:35.187
Joe, I'm with Drew.
893
01:06:36.480 --> 01:06:38.982
Not now.
894
01:06:42.694 --> 01:06:46.405
I have to go.
895
01:06:46.489 --> 01:06:50.659
- I'm sorry to say.
- Be sorry for nothing.
896
01:06:52.828 --> 01:06:56.206
Right.
897
01:06:56.289 --> 01:07:00.460
- Thanks, Joe.
- Good-bye, Susan.
898
01:07:12.346 --> 01:07:16.600
- Good?
- Mmm.
899
01:07:16.683 --> 01:07:21.479
- Yes, what is it?
- Cold lamb sandwich with cilantro.
900
01:07:21.521 --> 01:07:24.273
A little Coleman's mustard.
901
01:07:25.858 --> 01:07:28.444
It's, uh, splendid.
902
01:07:28.527 --> 01:07:31.155
Glad you like it.
903
01:07:33.532 --> 01:07:38.119
My wife turned me on
to cold lamb sandwiches.
904
01:07:39.829 --> 01:07:44.375
- Joan... was my wife.
- Mm-hmm.
905
01:07:56.845 --> 01:08:00.807
Yeah.
Cold lamb sandwiches.
906
01:08:00.890 --> 01:08:05.561
Not as chewy as roast beef,
not as boring as chicken.
907
01:08:05.645 --> 01:08:09.857
She knew stuff like that.
908
01:08:12.735 --> 01:08:15.362
Everything reminds me of her.
909
01:08:15.445 --> 01:08:20.116
There isn't a day goes by
that I don't think about her.
910
01:08:20.200 --> 01:08:25.079
One day she didn't feel well.
The next day she was gone.
911
01:08:29.416 --> 01:08:31.794
So what are you gonna do?
912
01:08:31.877 --> 01:08:35.464
Yeah.
913
01:08:35.547 --> 01:08:39.092
I guess you've heard all this
a trillion times before, huh?
914
01:08:40.260 --> 01:08:44.055
- More.
- Why didn't you stop me?
915
01:08:44.138 --> 01:08:46.599
I don't know.
916
01:08:49.894 --> 01:08:52.730
What was it like
when you first met?
917
01:08:53.981 --> 01:08:56.608
I thought you'd heard it
a trillion times before.
918
01:08:56.691 --> 01:08:59.944
This part I'm interested in.
919
01:09:06.159 --> 01:09:09.620
Well, she had on
this little blue suit...
920
01:09:13.624 --> 01:09:18.044
With a little white collar
that had a little...
921
01:09:18.128 --> 01:09:21.256
red piping on it.
922
01:09:24.675 --> 01:09:26.886
Yeah?
923
01:09:29.096 --> 01:09:31.515
Hi.
924
01:09:32.641 --> 01:09:35.644
- Am I interrupting?
- Yes.
925
01:09:36.978 --> 01:09:39.648
- No.
- Just kidding?
926
01:09:39.773 --> 01:09:43.151
Sit down, Drew.
927
01:09:43.234 --> 01:09:47.738
Uh, before I do, I was
hoping we might be alone, Bill.
928
01:09:47.822 --> 01:09:50.991
Well, Joe and I have
no secrets from each other.
929
01:09:51.075 --> 01:09:52.993
How nice for you both.
930
01:09:56.621 --> 01:10:01.167
Pardon my candor, but I was confounded
by your decision this morning.
931
01:10:01.251 --> 01:10:03.253
- Why?
- I was hired.
932
01:10:03.336 --> 01:10:07.256
You told me to help bring Parrish
Communications into the 21st century.
933
01:10:07.340 --> 01:10:08.652
This merger is the vehicle.
934
01:10:08.653 --> 01:10:10.175
- In my estimation...
- Perhaps a merger is a way...
935
01:10:10.176 --> 01:10:13.470
to bring Bill's company into the
21st century, and perhaps it isn't.
936
01:10:13.554 --> 01:10:16.640
And perhaps cheating on your French
philosophers exam at the Groton School...
937
01:10:16.723 --> 01:10:20.352
was an expedient way to get
your diploma, and perhaps it wasn't.
938
01:10:20.435 --> 01:10:25.898
Be that as it may, Drew, a question
can often be argued both ways.
939
01:10:25.982 --> 01:10:28.609
Joe, cut it out.
You too, Drew.
940
01:10:31.487 --> 01:10:33.274
I thought this was practically a done deal.
941
01:10:33.275 --> 01:10:35.575
Well, now it's undone, okay?
942
01:10:35.657 --> 01:10:38.785
Forget Bontecou.
Scrub him.
943
01:10:38.827 --> 01:10:42.330
I'm tired of his fancy name
and his fancy offer.
944
01:10:42.413 --> 01:10:45.666
I'm not going for it.
945
01:10:45.750 --> 01:10:48.461
Okay.
946
01:10:57.302 --> 01:11:00.305
Bill,
why at this juncture...
947
01:11:00.388 --> 01:11:04.767
are you letting yourself be so
concerned by business matters?
948
01:11:04.851 --> 01:11:08.687
'Cause I don't want anybody
buying up my life's work!
949
01:11:08.771 --> 01:11:11.607
Turning it into something
it wasn't meant to be.
950
01:11:11.690 --> 01:11:16.153
A man wants to leave something behind.
He wants it left behind the way he made it.
951
01:11:16.194 --> 01:11:18.238
He wants it to be run
the way he ran it,
952
01:11:18.321 --> 01:11:20.824
with a sense of honor,
of dedication, of truth.
953
01:11:20.907 --> 01:11:23.534
Easy, Bill. You'll give yourself
a heart attack...
954
01:11:23.618 --> 01:11:26.704
and ruin my vacation.
955
01:11:44.303 --> 01:11:46.347
Now listen.
956
01:11:46.430 --> 01:11:48.891
I read you all the way
on the Bontecou thing,
957
01:11:48.974 --> 01:11:52.895
and I know where you're coming from,
and I am with you 101 percent.
958
01:11:52.978 --> 01:11:55.856
Well, thank you, Quince.
959
01:11:58.400 --> 01:12:00.568
But I just gotta tell you,
960
01:12:00.610 --> 01:12:03.112
if mergers are in the wind,
961
01:12:03.196 --> 01:12:06.866
I've developed
some great prospects.
962
01:12:06.949 --> 01:12:09.743
And I want to come and talk to
you about... about 'em next week.
963
01:12:09.827 --> 01:12:12.079
- Next week?
- Yeah.
964
01:12:13.288 --> 01:12:16.416
Or the week after.
965
01:12:18.043 --> 01:12:21.254
- No good?
- No. Why, anything's possible.
966
01:12:21.337 --> 01:12:24.799
- It's up to Joe.
- Joe.
967
01:12:24.841 --> 01:12:27.718
You just don't know
how glad I am you're aboard,
968
01:12:27.802 --> 01:12:30.387
because anybody who can take
some of the weight off the old man,
969
01:12:30.471 --> 01:12:33.807
I am...
I'm in his corner.
970
01:12:33.849 --> 01:12:38.228
- That's very gracious of you, Quince.
- Ah, it's no problem.
971
01:12:38.311 --> 01:12:42.232
Well, I'll leave you two alone,
because I can, uh...
972
01:12:42.315 --> 01:12:44.776
I can tell, you know...
973
01:12:44.817 --> 01:12:46.944
you got something in the fire.
974
01:12:52.574 --> 01:12:54.826
Now, look,
I know you're down.
975
01:12:54.910 --> 01:12:59.331
But you know, when you're down,
there's no place to go but up.
976
01:12:59.372 --> 01:13:01.666
Up. Thanks, Quince.
977
01:13:01.749 --> 01:13:03.710
Forget about Bontecou.
978
01:13:03.793 --> 01:13:06.212
I got a couple other merger
possibilities up my sleeve,
979
01:13:06.295 --> 01:13:08.464
and I'm pitching 'em
to the old man.
980
01:13:08.547 --> 01:13:10.507
- Were you?
- Yeah.
981
01:13:10.591 --> 01:13:13.802
- Hey, listen.
- Mm-hmm.
982
01:13:13.844 --> 01:13:17.264
We're gonna go in together.
I'll clue you in.
983
01:13:17.347 --> 01:13:20.767
The timing has gotta be right,
984
01:13:20.850 --> 01:13:23.603
because the old man
says it's up to Joe.
985
01:13:27.106 --> 01:13:29.024
- He said it's up to Joe?
- Mm-hmm.
986
01:13:29.108 --> 01:13:31.860
- Those were his words?
- Yeah.
987
01:13:31.944 --> 01:13:33.904
- It's up to Joe, huh?
- Yeah.
988
01:13:33.987 --> 01:13:37.616
- That's what he said?
- That's what he... That's what he said.
989
01:13:37.699 --> 01:13:40.660
That's very interesting.
990
01:13:40.744 --> 01:13:43.830
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I thought so too.
991
01:13:51.587 --> 01:13:55.257
I want to thank you all
for coming.
992
01:13:55.340 --> 01:13:58.510
Uh, my family, um,
Allison and Quince,
993
01:13:58.593 --> 01:14:00.887
Susan and
the other members.
994
01:14:04.140 --> 01:14:06.267
And, uh...
995
01:14:07.310 --> 01:14:09.895
So glad when we
can get together.
996
01:14:09.979 --> 01:14:13.607
I mean, I know
you all have busy lives.
997
01:14:13.690 --> 01:14:16.276
- Look who's talking.
- Yeah. Speak for yourself.
998
01:14:16.360 --> 01:14:18.820
Yeah.
999
01:14:18.904 --> 01:14:23.616
I remember when you
were little girls, and, uh...
1000
01:14:23.658 --> 01:14:26.410
I love little girls.
1001
01:14:28.496 --> 01:14:33.333
And uh, now you're
all grown up, and I, um...
1002
01:14:33.417 --> 01:14:36.586
I had some words prepared,
but, uh,
1003
01:14:36.670 --> 01:14:38.588
I've forgotten them.
1004
01:14:38.672 --> 01:14:42.091
Um...
Wait a minute, uh...
1005
01:14:45.845 --> 01:14:48.472
- There's so much I wanted to say, uh...
- Daddy?
1006
01:14:48.514 --> 01:14:53.102
- You could sit down if you want to.
- Yeah.
1007
01:14:53.185 --> 01:14:56.063
So many words I wanted to...
1008
01:14:56.146 --> 01:14:58.607
So much I wanted to say,
but, uh...
1009
01:15:01.025 --> 01:15:03.695
I can't, and so, uh...
1010
01:15:03.778 --> 01:15:06.697
Yeah, I better sit down.
1011
01:15:08.574 --> 01:15:11.869
Carry on, everybody, please.
Oh, one other thing.
1012
01:15:13.454 --> 01:15:16.706
Um, why don't we all...
1013
01:15:16.790 --> 01:15:19.751
have dinner again
tomorrow night, okay?
1014
01:15:19.834 --> 01:15:21.794
- Dinner again?
- Yeah.
1015
01:15:21.878 --> 01:15:24.714
You haven't had
enough of us yet, Dad?
1016
01:15:26.424 --> 01:15:29.009
Mmm...
1017
01:15:29.093 --> 01:15:32.179
mmm...
1018
01:15:32.262 --> 01:15:34.181
no.
1019
01:15:37.434 --> 01:15:40.186
Come here.
1020
01:15:41.896 --> 01:15:44.482
- We'll be here.
- You bet we'll be here.
1021
01:15:44.565 --> 01:15:46.651
Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
1022
01:15:49.945 --> 01:15:51.905
Joe.
1023
01:16:00.288 --> 01:16:02.582
Oh, no.
1024
01:16:02.665 --> 01:16:06.127
I would prefer
some peanut butter.
1025
01:16:06.168 --> 01:16:10.023
How would you like that, sir?
On some kind of toast?
1026
01:16:10.024 --> 01:16:11.324
Toast.
1027
01:16:12.007 --> 01:16:15.927
- No, just the butter.
- Right away, sir.
1028
01:16:17.304 --> 01:16:20.098
Why do you like
peanut butter so much?
1029
01:16:20.140 --> 01:16:22.141
I don't know.
1030
01:16:22.183 --> 01:16:24.977
Hmm. I adore things like that.
1031
01:16:25.019 --> 01:16:28.189
Food I can't do without.
Don't you?
1032
01:16:28.272 --> 01:16:30.191
Yes.
1033
01:16:30.274 --> 01:16:33.110
- It comforts you, doesn't it?
- Yes, I find that it does.
1034
01:16:34.152 --> 01:16:36.696
- Mind if I throw up?
- Drew.
1035
01:16:36.780 --> 01:16:38.990
Please.
1036
01:16:43.703 --> 01:16:47.248
I'm very concerned about the woman
you attended to today.
1037
01:16:47.331 --> 01:16:50.751
- I am too.
- Has her pain abated?
1038
01:16:50.834 --> 01:16:54.254
We're doing what we can
for her, but, uh,
1039
01:16:54.338 --> 01:16:56.757
it's not looking very good.
1040
01:16:56.840 --> 01:16:59.342
- I'm sorry to hear that.
- Yeah.
1041
01:16:59.426 --> 01:17:01.553
Who are we talking about?
1042
01:17:01.636 --> 01:17:04.847
But I know she's grateful
for the care you're giving her.
1043
01:17:04.931 --> 01:17:07.308
Is this a state secret?
1044
01:17:07.391 --> 01:17:09.911
No, we're talking about
a patient of mine, 'cause...
1045
01:17:09.912 --> 01:17:10.812
Uh-huh.
1046
01:17:10.894 --> 01:17:13.272
Joe stopped by
the hospital today.
1047
01:17:13.355 --> 01:17:17.234
He did?
That's more than we get to do.
1048
01:17:17.317 --> 01:17:20.278
Maybe next time you go to the
hospital, you'll take us along with you.
1049
01:17:20.362 --> 01:17:22.739
- Perhaps you could remind me.
- Well, I'll make a note of it.
1050
01:17:22.822 --> 01:17:25.616
- Anything else I can do for you?
- I wanna come along too.
1051
01:17:25.700 --> 01:17:27.952
- See Susie strut her stuff.
- You're on, Quincie.
1052
01:17:28.035 --> 01:17:32.915
Destination, hospital. Joe, you
can be the tour guide, okay?
1053
01:17:35.959 --> 01:17:38.795
Susan's a wonderful doctor.
1054
01:17:38.878 --> 01:17:41.422
I'm sure she is.
1055
01:17:45.593 --> 01:17:47.553
- Bill?
- Yeah?
1056
01:17:47.595 --> 01:17:49.555
I have to go.
It's been a hell of a day.
1057
01:17:49.597 --> 01:17:50.925
I need a few minutes
to sort everything out.
1058
01:17:50.926 --> 01:17:52.226
See you tomorrow.
1059
01:17:58.605 --> 01:18:00.523
Joe?
1060
01:18:04.235 --> 01:18:06.529
Yes, Bill?
1061
01:18:06.612 --> 01:18:08.989
Um...
1062
01:18:15.412 --> 01:18:18.915
- Why'd you go to the hospital?
- I don't know.
1063
01:18:18.999 --> 01:18:22.544
- You just curious?
- I guess.
1064
01:18:22.627 --> 01:18:25.463
About Susan?
1065
01:18:25.505 --> 01:18:28.841
- I wouldn't put it that way.
- How would you put it?
1066
01:18:31.218 --> 01:18:35.055
- You tell me, Bill.
- No, how about you telling me?
1067
01:18:35.138 --> 01:18:37.641
I ask a simple question;
I expect a straight answer.
1068
01:18:37.724 --> 01:18:40.727
That's what I'm used to.
Anybody who doesn't give it to me, I fire.
1069
01:18:42.020 --> 01:18:44.605
Are you going to fire me, Bill?
1070
01:18:48.317 --> 01:18:50.277
Drew?
1071
01:18:51.362 --> 01:18:54.072
So, uh, I'll see you
tomorrow night?
1072
01:18:54.156 --> 01:18:58.285
You include me out. I've had
enough of the convocations.
1073
01:18:58.368 --> 01:19:02.747
You don't mean that.
You don't want to disappoint Dad.
1074
01:19:02.789 --> 01:19:07.251
Daddy will do fine. Besides, he's
got Joe. And it seems you do too.
1075
01:19:07.335 --> 01:19:08.754
You're out of line.
1076
01:19:08.755 --> 01:19:10.755
Well, that may be,
but I don't like the ubiquitous creep.
1077
01:19:10.838 --> 01:19:14.341
I don't like the way he looks at you.
I don't like the way he talks to you.
1078
01:19:15.425 --> 01:19:17.761
And vice versa.
1079
01:19:21.514 --> 01:19:23.933
I'm sorry.
1080
01:19:26.269 --> 01:19:30.147
'Cause I like the way
he looks and talks to me.
1081
01:19:30.231 --> 01:19:32.649
And vice versa.
1082
01:19:35.152 --> 01:19:37.237
Okay?
1083
01:19:38.655 --> 01:19:40.615
Not okay.
1084
01:19:42.116 --> 01:19:44.702
Thought we had
a good thing going here.
1085
01:19:44.786 --> 01:19:47.663
I thought
it was a good thing.
1086
01:19:48.914 --> 01:19:51.750
Well, that just goes to show
you never know.
1087
01:19:54.962 --> 01:19:57.089
Night.
1088
01:19:57.130 --> 01:20:00.133
Good night.
1089
01:20:20.193 --> 01:20:23.112
How long have you
been standing there?
1090
01:20:25.364 --> 01:20:28.492
I don't like the way
he spoke to you.
1091
01:20:28.534 --> 01:20:31.662
But I feel better now because
of the way you spoke back.
1092
01:20:35.290 --> 01:20:39.002
Tell me about yourself, Joe.
1093
01:20:39.044 --> 01:20:41.004
I mean, who are you?
1094
01:20:41.045 --> 01:20:45.174
What are you doing here
with my father?
1095
01:20:49.720 --> 01:20:51.722
You're not going to tell me?
1096
01:21:02.398 --> 01:21:04.984
You're married, aren't you?
1097
01:21:05.067 --> 01:21:08.237
Why?
1098
01:21:08.320 --> 01:21:13.117
Because men who never say anything
about themselves, they're...
1099
01:21:13.200 --> 01:21:15.827
they're always married.
1100
01:21:22.250 --> 01:21:26.212
- So you're married?
- No, I'm not.
1101
01:21:28.089 --> 01:21:31.467
But you...
you have a girlfriend.
1102
01:21:31.550 --> 01:21:34.761
No.
1103
01:21:36.471 --> 01:21:40.183
- Gay?
- No.
1104
01:21:47.732 --> 01:21:50.568
So, tell me, Joe...
1105
01:21:52.820 --> 01:21:57.115
How come a man
as attractive, intelligent,
1106
01:21:57.157 --> 01:22:01.119
well-spoken...
1107
01:22:04.205 --> 01:22:09.126
diffident in the most
seductive way, and yet...
1108
01:22:12.046 --> 01:22:14.798
powerful...
1109
01:22:18.051 --> 01:22:20.929
is all alone in this world?
1110
01:22:34.566 --> 01:22:37.068
I'm sorry.
1111
01:22:38.570 --> 01:22:41.072
I'm s... I didn't...
1112
01:22:41.156 --> 01:22:45.368
mean to pry, and, uh,
1113
01:22:45.451 --> 01:22:48.829
you obviously don't
want to tell me,
1114
01:22:48.913 --> 01:22:51.623
so we'll just...
1115
01:22:53.709 --> 01:22:56.503
We'll just leave it a mystery.
1116
01:23:01.382 --> 01:23:05.303
- That is the way you want it, isn't it?
- Yes, thank you.
1117
01:23:18.106 --> 01:23:20.984
Where are you going?
1118
01:23:21.067 --> 01:23:23.278
To bed.
1119
01:23:23.361 --> 01:23:26.447
- To bed?
- Yes.
1120
01:23:26.530 --> 01:23:29.033
I'm tired.
1121
01:23:34.746 --> 01:23:37.207
- Good night, Daddy.
- Good night. Sleep well.
1122
01:23:37.290 --> 01:23:40.627
- Okay. See you tomorrow.
- Good night. See you.
1123
01:23:40.710 --> 01:23:42.629
- Good night, Susie. Get some sleep.
- Good night.
1124
01:23:42.712 --> 01:23:44.630
- Yeah.
- See you tomorrow.
1125
01:23:44.714 --> 01:23:46.799
- Good night.
- Good night.
1126
01:23:50.511 --> 01:23:53.472
- That was wonderful.
- Mmm.
1127
01:23:53.514 --> 01:23:56.516
- It's good to get together.
- Mm-hmm.
1128
01:24:02.313 --> 01:24:05.441
Do you mind if I raise
a little caution flag?
1129
01:24:05.525 --> 01:24:08.694
Raise away.
1130
01:24:08.778 --> 01:24:12.573
What is the nature
of your interest in Joe?
1131
01:24:14.116 --> 01:24:16.993
Well...
1132
01:24:17.035 --> 01:24:20.497
Remember how you told me
about lightning striking?
1133
01:24:20.580 --> 01:24:22.707
Mm-hmm.
1134
01:24:22.790 --> 01:24:26.836
The nature of it's
in there somewhere.
1135
01:24:26.919 --> 01:24:30.839
Yeah. Well, I won't say you're
on the wrong track, but, uh...
1136
01:24:30.881 --> 01:24:33.342
Then what will you say?
1137
01:24:37.596 --> 01:24:41.599
I don't think this is the
lightning you're looking for.
1138
01:24:41.683 --> 01:24:46.562
I mean, Drew is a good man. I know I didn't
seem to be completely in his corner before,
1139
01:24:46.604 --> 01:24:49.190
but, uh, I've come
to appreciate that, um...
1140
01:24:49.273 --> 01:24:52.943
Now we love Drew?
And Joe doesn't measure up?
1141
01:24:53.026 --> 01:24:57.739
- What's going on?
- Nothing.
1142
01:24:57.781 --> 01:25:00.784
When you say "nothing"
that way, it is not nothing.
1143
01:25:00.867 --> 01:25:03.202
- Then what is it?
- It's something.
1144
01:25:07.998 --> 01:25:11.377
- Okay.
- Good night.
1145
01:25:11.418 --> 01:25:15.297
- I'll see you tomorrow.
- Yeah. Good night.
1146
01:25:21.636 --> 01:25:25.056
I know you're all as uncomfortable
as I am to be meeting like this.
1147
01:25:25.139 --> 01:25:28.934
But I got a call last night
from John Bontecou.
1148
01:25:28.976 --> 01:25:33.689
Not only is he still interested,
he's sweetening his offer.
1149
01:25:35.774 --> 01:25:38.318
Although it pains me
to say it, in my opinion,
1150
01:25:38.401 --> 01:25:42.238
Bill Parrish dealt with us
pre-emptively...
1151
01:25:42.322 --> 01:25:44.907
in dismissing any deal
with Bontecou.
1152
01:25:44.991 --> 01:25:49.578
Therefore, I'm sorry to say that if we're
to examine this new offer responsibly,
1153
01:25:49.662 --> 01:25:52.748
as the Board of Directors
of Parrish Communications,
1154
01:25:52.831 --> 01:25:57.294
we must do so
without its chairman.
1155
01:25:57.377 --> 01:25:59.838
There's one additional element.
1156
01:25:59.921 --> 01:26:02.340
Bontecou is so anxious
to get us,
1157
01:26:02.382 --> 01:26:07.762
he said he'd take Parrish Communications
with Bill Parrish or without.
1158
01:26:15.811 --> 01:26:17.854
In this crisis, and be assured...
1159
01:26:17.938 --> 01:26:21.608
this is a crisis,
1160
01:26:21.691 --> 01:26:23.776
it's not pleasant
to say the following.
1161
01:26:23.860 --> 01:26:27.196
But I would be remiss if I did not.
1162
01:26:27.238 --> 01:26:30.324
When we present Bill with the
improved Bontecou offer,
1163
01:26:30.407 --> 01:26:32.826
and if he still refuses
to let us consider it,
1164
01:26:32.910 --> 01:26:38.290
once more makes an adamant or emotional
rejection, we will have no choice but to...
1165
01:26:38.373 --> 01:26:41.251
You're taking this too far, Drew.
1166
01:26:42.794 --> 01:26:44.962
Am I not obligated to?
1167
01:26:50.884 --> 01:26:53.637
See if Quince is here.
1168
01:26:53.720 --> 01:26:57.015
How did all this come about?
1169
01:26:57.099 --> 01:27:00.894
Crisis, Bill Parrish. Crisis,
his company. Crisis for us.
1170
01:27:00.977 --> 01:27:04.647
It came about with the arrival
on the scene of Mr. Joe Black.
1171
01:27:04.730 --> 01:27:08.859
Mr. Joe who?
Joe Black.
1172
01:27:08.943 --> 01:27:11.820
He attends our board meetings.
1173
01:27:11.904 --> 01:27:15.115
He sleeps at Bill's house.
He resides in his office.
1174
01:27:15.157 --> 01:27:17.242
He never leaves his side,
and, in my opinion,
1175
01:27:17.325 --> 01:27:19.744
is always in his ear,
telling Bill what to do.
1176
01:27:19.828 --> 01:27:21.996
And Bill is listening.
1177
01:27:22.080 --> 01:27:24.874
Who is Joe Black?
1178
01:27:24.957 --> 01:27:27.418
What... What is his relationship
to Bill Parrish,
1179
01:27:27.501 --> 01:27:31.338
and most important, what is behind
his influence on our chairman?
1180
01:27:31.422 --> 01:27:36.885
He's had advisors before.
Nobody tells Bill what to do.
1181
01:27:40.430 --> 01:27:45.351
- Thanks for coming, Quince.
- Sure. Hi, Ed.
1182
01:27:45.393 --> 01:27:49.146
Hi, folks.
1183
01:27:49.230 --> 01:27:52.316
I didn't know everybody
was going to be here.
1184
01:27:52.357 --> 01:27:55.610
Nice surprise.
1185
01:27:55.694 --> 01:27:57.612
What's with the new digs?
1186
01:27:57.696 --> 01:28:02.200
Drew's idea of cloak and dagger.
This is a secret meeting, Quince.
1187
01:28:02.283 --> 01:28:05.411
I hope you'll
respect its nature.
1188
01:28:14.628 --> 01:28:16.546
Have a seat, Quince.
1189
01:28:31.435 --> 01:28:34.771
Now, what we're trying
to do here is to, uh...
1190
01:28:34.855 --> 01:28:39.776
to gather our thoughts in light of
Bill's rejection of Bontecou's offer...
1191
01:28:39.859 --> 01:28:42.237
and to make an appropriate
presentation to him...
1192
01:28:42.278 --> 01:28:45.698
as to how we think
the company might proceed.
1193
01:28:45.781 --> 01:28:49.577
Won't you share with our board the
information you gave me last night?
1194
01:28:52.538 --> 01:28:57.626
Well, uh, I'm hap... I'm happy
to tell you I got good news.
1195
01:28:57.709 --> 01:29:00.795
As I was, uh,
as I was telling Drew,
1196
01:29:00.879 --> 01:29:05.591
uh, I've been making a little hay while
the Bontecou sun was shining.
1197
01:29:05.675 --> 01:29:09.637
Two, possibly three, new and
boiling hot prospects for merger.
1198
01:29:09.720 --> 01:29:12.890
Mm-hmm. And how did Bill react
to the leads you've developed?
1199
01:29:12.973 --> 01:29:13.920
He was interested.
1200
01:29:13.921 --> 01:29:17.521
Yeah, but he was
concerned about the timing?
1201
01:29:18.603 --> 01:29:22.774
- Timing?
- Yeah, he was concerned about the timing?
1202
01:29:22.815 --> 01:29:26.611
Yes. He says it's up to Joe.
1203
01:29:29.738 --> 01:29:32.157
It's up to Joe.
1204
01:29:47.713 --> 01:29:50.341
- ~ Dum-da-dum ~
- What's this?
1205
01:29:50.424 --> 01:29:55.095
- Um, Annie made them.
- Who's Annie?
1206
01:29:55.178 --> 01:29:58.014
Thank you, Lillian.
From La Rosette?
1207
01:29:58.056 --> 01:30:01.392
She's only the most famous
pastry chef in America.
1208
01:30:01.476 --> 01:30:05.146
Um, this is orange,
made with real Seville oranges.
1209
01:30:05.229 --> 01:30:08.816
And, uh, that's lemon
on a mille-feuille crust.
1210
01:30:08.858 --> 01:30:12.194
I don't like cake.
1211
01:30:12.236 --> 01:30:14.988
It's for the party, Dad.
1212
01:30:15.030 --> 01:30:18.491
Ah. The goddamn party.
1213
01:30:18.575 --> 01:30:21.661
The goddamn party.
Mm-hmm.
1214
01:30:21.744 --> 01:30:24.288
- Did you hear that?
- I'm sorry.
1215
01:30:25.581 --> 01:30:28.667
The goddamn party. Oh.
1216
01:30:28.751 --> 01:30:31.462
- Come on, I...
- Here, let's try this one...
1217
01:30:31.545 --> 01:30:34.381
right over here.
1218
01:30:37.008 --> 01:30:39.886
Mmm.
1219
01:30:39.928 --> 01:30:44.474
This, this is terrific.
It has, um,
1220
01:30:44.557 --> 01:30:46.934
has vodka in it, Bill.
1221
01:30:46.976 --> 01:30:49.019
A little vodka, right?
1222
01:30:49.103 --> 01:30:51.063
Has, um, that fruity vodka,
that flavored stuff, right?
1223
01:30:51.146 --> 01:30:54.942
Bill, put your lips around this.
It's just out of this world.
1224
01:30:54.983 --> 01:30:59.070
I'm sorry, honey.
You know, I'm no good at this.
1225
01:30:59.154 --> 01:31:01.072
Why don't you choose
whichever cake you'd like?
1226
01:31:01.156 --> 01:31:04.200
- Hmm?
- I knew you were gonna say that.
1227
01:31:04.283 --> 01:31:06.786
- What?
- I mean you just don't care.
1228
01:31:06.827 --> 01:31:10.539
Oh, why am I doing this?
I should have my head examined again.
1229
01:31:10.623 --> 01:31:15.752
Oh, my God. I am trying to
throw the party of the century...
1230
01:31:15.836 --> 01:31:18.546
For my father in two days.
1231
01:31:18.630 --> 01:31:20.590
- And you just don't give a shit.
- He gives a shit.
1232
01:31:20.673 --> 01:31:23.551
- He doesn't give a shit!
- He does.
1233
01:31:23.634 --> 01:31:26.304
- Allison.
- He does give a shit. Don't you, Bill?
1234
01:31:27.930 --> 01:31:30.975
Come on. Come on.
1235
01:31:33.560 --> 01:31:36.313
- Come on. Smile.
- I'm sorry.
1236
01:31:41.025 --> 01:31:43.653
But what should we tell Annie?
1237
01:31:45.530 --> 01:31:47.448
~ Bum-bum-bum ~
1238
01:31:49.533 --> 01:31:53.495
This one. Mmm.
1239
01:31:53.579 --> 01:31:55.100
He gives a shit!
1240
01:31:59.751 --> 01:32:02.337
Fantastic.
1241
01:32:03.880 --> 01:32:05.798
Thank you.
1242
01:32:13.055 --> 01:32:15.891
Um, Mr. Black, would you
care for a piece?
1243
01:32:15.974 --> 01:32:18.435
Yes, I'd love one.
1244
01:32:24.774 --> 01:32:26.817
Have you had a chance
to, uh,
1245
01:32:26.901 --> 01:32:30.738
look at my father's rare books?
1246
01:32:30.821 --> 01:32:35.867
He has Jefferson's
parliamentary manual, and, uh,
1247
01:32:35.951 --> 01:32:38.411
this first edition of Bleak House.
1248
01:32:38.453 --> 01:32:41.247
I love your smell.
1249
01:32:46.627 --> 01:32:49.839
Well, I like
the way you smell too.
1250
01:32:58.013 --> 01:33:02.183
My mom always used to say that
you could set your heart by that clock.
1251
01:33:08.439 --> 01:33:11.525
Could you?
1252
01:33:11.608 --> 01:33:14.027
I never tried.
1253
01:33:16.822 --> 01:33:19.866
Till now.
1254
01:33:24.537 --> 01:33:27.123
- Joe?
- Hmm?
1255
01:33:30.501 --> 01:33:33.295
May I kiss you?
1256
01:33:33.337 --> 01:33:36.339
Why, yes, you can.
1257
01:34:01.237 --> 01:34:03.656
Mmm.
1258
01:34:43.276 --> 01:34:45.653
Thank you.
1259
01:34:47.530 --> 01:34:50.324
You're welcome.
1260
01:34:54.786 --> 01:34:59.290
- Joe?
- Mmm.
1261
01:34:59.374 --> 01:35:02.877
I don't know who you are.
1262
01:35:06.631 --> 01:35:09.633
- I'm Joe.
- Mm-hmm.
1263
01:35:09.717 --> 01:35:13.554
And, uh, you're Susan.
1264
01:35:13.637 --> 01:35:16.390
Mmm.
1265
01:35:16.473 --> 01:35:19.851
And... I have this...
1266
01:35:19.893 --> 01:35:22.353
weak feeling in my knees.
1267
01:35:22.437 --> 01:35:25.857
- And is your heart beating strangely?
- Yes.
1268
01:35:25.898 --> 01:35:27.900
- Mm-hmm.
- Faster.
1269
01:35:29.276 --> 01:35:32.196
The taste of your lips
and the touch of your tongue...
1270
01:35:32.237 --> 01:35:34.364
that was wonderful.
1271
01:35:35.449 --> 01:35:37.409
Mmm.
1272
01:35:42.247 --> 01:35:44.165
I should, um...
1273
01:35:45.249 --> 01:35:47.168
I should go home.
1274
01:35:47.251 --> 01:35:50.212
Mmm.
1275
01:35:50.254 --> 01:35:52.756
Shouldn't I?
1276
01:35:55.133 --> 01:35:57.552
Yeah.
1277
01:36:22.492 --> 01:36:26.287
- Good night, Dad.
- Good night.
1278
01:36:31.250 --> 01:36:34.002
Hello, Bill.
1279
01:36:36.463 --> 01:36:39.758
Hello.
1280
01:36:43.052 --> 01:36:46.722
Would you like to join me and
Allison and Quince for a nightcap?
1281
01:36:47.890 --> 01:36:52.227
No. Not right now.
1282
01:36:56.314 --> 01:36:58.650
Okay.
1283
01:37:01.319 --> 01:37:03.279
Then I'll say good night.
1284
01:37:03.321 --> 01:37:05.281
Good night, Bill.
1285
01:37:15.332 --> 01:37:17.751
Morning, Quince.
Top of the morning, B.P.
1286
01:37:17.834 --> 01:37:20.378
- Hello, Quince.
- Hey!
1287
01:37:23.089 --> 01:37:26.092
- Hello, Jennifer.
- Good morning, Mr. Parrish.
1288
01:37:26.175 --> 01:37:28.427
- The board is waiting.
- What?
1289
01:37:28.511 --> 01:37:31.305
- The board?
- Didn't you call a board meeting?
1290
01:37:31.388 --> 01:37:33.015
No.
1291
01:37:44.859 --> 01:37:47.653
- Good morning.
- Morning, Bill.
1292
01:37:47.737 --> 01:37:50.990
Did you want to have a
cup of coffee or something, Bill?
1293
01:37:53.575 --> 01:37:57.579
I don't think so.
Do you?
1294
01:37:57.662 --> 01:38:02.750
To get to the point, we've received
new information from John Bontecou...
1295
01:38:02.834 --> 01:38:05.586
concerning his desires for this
company to merge with his.
1296
01:38:05.670 --> 01:38:08.339
And we wanted
to set the details before you.
1297
01:38:08.422 --> 01:38:11.342
Is that it? Bontecou wants
a quick response, and...
1298
01:38:11.425 --> 01:38:14.303
The answer is no.
Quick enough for you?
1299
01:38:14.386 --> 01:38:16.763
- Don't you want to hear the details?
- I'm not interested.
1300
01:38:16.847 --> 01:38:20.100
I'm not interested in the big picture
either. What I am interested in...
1301
01:38:20.183 --> 01:38:22.727
is how my board got convened
behind my back...
1302
01:38:22.810 --> 01:38:24.865
and is entertaining a further proposal
1303
01:38:24.866 --> 01:38:27.766
from a man with whom it
offends me to do business.
1304
01:38:28.107 --> 01:38:31.735
I made a decision.
Case closed.
1305
01:38:31.777 --> 01:38:34.696
So am I to understand
from your response...
1306
01:38:34.780 --> 01:38:37.574
that you do not want to hear
the details of Bontecou's offer?
1307
01:38:37.616 --> 01:38:39.576
Yes, you are
to understand that.
1308
01:38:39.617 --> 01:38:41.911
And now, may I ask
you a question?
1309
01:38:41.953 --> 01:38:45.665
- Certainly, Bill.
- Are you running this board, or am I?
1310
01:38:50.336 --> 01:38:52.254
That's it?
1311
01:38:54.214 --> 01:38:57.259
We've got a busy day ahead.
This meeting's already set me behind.
1312
01:38:57.342 --> 01:38:58.687
Shall we adjourn?
1313
01:38:58.688 --> 01:39:00.888
Uh, before we do, Bill,
while we're here...
1314
01:39:01.471 --> 01:39:03.973
There's a second question the
board would like a response to.
1315
01:39:04.057 --> 01:39:07.893
Far simpler one.
1316
01:39:07.935 --> 01:39:10.813
Who is the man
standing to your left?
1317
01:39:13.899 --> 01:39:16.693
I've already introduced
Mr. Black to you all.
1318
01:39:16.735 --> 01:39:19.654
But who is he?
What are his credentials?
1319
01:39:19.738 --> 01:39:22.323
What is his relationship to you?
1320
01:39:28.913 --> 01:39:31.874
The board is deeply concerned.
1321
01:39:31.915 --> 01:39:35.377
We have reason to believe Mr. Black is
not only influencing your decisions...
1322
01:39:35.460 --> 01:39:37.546
in regard to this company,
1323
01:39:37.629 --> 01:39:41.216
but that you are relying
on him to make them for you.
1324
01:39:45.469 --> 01:39:48.305
The lack of response, Bill,
is not appropriate.
1325
01:39:48.389 --> 01:39:50.891
We are your board.
1326
01:39:50.933 --> 01:39:54.311
We have a right to know how you are
managing the operations of this company.
1327
01:39:54.394 --> 01:39:59.065
And, most importantly, that you have
not delegated someone to do it for you.
1328
01:39:59.107 --> 01:40:01.109
Okay?
1329
01:40:02.360 --> 01:40:05.530
One more time.
Who is Joe Black?
1330
01:40:16.748 --> 01:40:19.626
A motion has been brought
before the board...
1331
01:40:19.668 --> 01:40:22.629
to invoke Article 19
of the corporate charter.
1332
01:40:22.670 --> 01:40:24.964
In English, please.
1333
01:40:29.301 --> 01:40:34.014
Mandatory retirement
on our chairman's 65th birthday,
1334
01:40:34.097 --> 01:40:36.892
at which time the chairman
will be named emeritus.
1335
01:40:36.975 --> 01:40:39.936
You're welcome to attend
all meetings...
1336
01:40:40.019 --> 01:40:43.022
and will serve as international
spokesman for the corporation.
1337
01:40:43.106 --> 01:40:45.441
Plus, of course,
a settlement,
1338
01:40:45.525 --> 01:40:49.278
a golden parachute of such magnitude
that his feet will never touch the ground.
1339
01:40:51.363 --> 01:40:54.825
Please indicate your vote
by a yes or no.
1340
01:40:54.908 --> 01:40:58.119
- Yes.
- Yes.
1341
01:40:58.203 --> 01:41:01.289
Yes.
1342
01:41:04.625 --> 01:41:08.671
- No.
- No.
1343
01:41:10.297 --> 01:41:12.758
Motion's passed.
1344
01:41:16.636 --> 01:41:20.056
We will, of course, delay the announcement
out of respect for our former chairman...
1345
01:41:20.140 --> 01:41:24.852
until after the celebration
of his birthday this weekend.
1346
01:41:24.894 --> 01:41:28.522
Well, thanks for allowing me
to save face, Drew.
1347
01:41:28.606 --> 01:41:31.525
The other motion before us is the
acceptance of John Bontecou's offer...
1348
01:41:31.567 --> 01:41:35.696
to merge this corporation
with Bontecou International.
1349
01:41:51.794 --> 01:41:55.005
Okay. Joe?
1350
01:42:05.765 --> 01:42:07.933
Who I am...
1351
01:42:07.975 --> 01:42:11.937
and what my relationship is
to William Parrish...
1352
01:42:12.020 --> 01:42:15.273
will be divulged
in our own good time.
1353
01:42:16.483 --> 01:42:20.904
Okay.
Thank you, Mr. Black.
1354
01:42:25.575 --> 01:42:27.618
It's not over till it's over.
1355
01:42:27.702 --> 01:42:29.995
Please, Eddie,
no "fat lady sings" stuff.
1356
01:42:30.079 --> 01:42:34.458
I still sense some doubt in this group.
We could turn it around.
1357
01:42:34.499 --> 01:42:36.543
- You'll be up in the country?
- Yeah.
1358
01:42:36.626 --> 01:42:39.713
The big celebration of my mandatory
retirement birthday.
1359
01:42:39.796 --> 01:42:41.714
You're an honored guest, Eddie.
1360
01:42:41.798 --> 01:42:44.967
I'm gonna stick it out here.
We still have a shot.
1361
01:42:45.051 --> 01:42:48.637
Get John's office on the phone.
Tell them I'll be there in 20 minutes.
1362
01:42:50.598 --> 01:42:52.933
What did you do?
1363
01:42:53.016 --> 01:42:56.269
- You've gotten the old man fired.
- That we did.
1364
01:42:56.353 --> 01:42:58.772
Thanks to you.
1365
01:42:58.855 --> 01:43:02.066
He was wobbling, mind you,
but you supplied the coup de grâce.
1366
01:43:02.150 --> 01:43:04.610
I'm gonna put a stop to this.
1367
01:43:04.694 --> 01:43:07.863
Quince, you can't unscramble
scrambled eggs.
1368
01:43:07.947 --> 01:43:10.908
I- I didn't mean to do this.
1369
01:43:10.991 --> 01:43:13.702
Train's left the station, pal,
and you're aboard.
1370
01:43:15.037 --> 01:43:17.998
Now, would you like to hear
the silver lining?
1371
01:43:18.081 --> 01:43:20.750
Check that. Gold.
1372
01:43:23.461 --> 01:43:26.631
Once John Bontecou acquires
Parrish Communications,
1373
01:43:26.714 --> 01:43:31.593
he's gonna break it apart, peddle it
piece by piece to the highest bidder.
1374
01:43:32.761 --> 01:43:35.305
That was the game plan
right from the start.
1375
01:43:35.389 --> 01:43:37.766
I set it up for him, and he
smacks it out of the park.
1376
01:43:37.849 --> 01:43:41.186
Ramifications for you?
1377
01:43:41.269 --> 01:43:44.272
You'll be farting through silk.
1378
01:43:44.355 --> 01:43:49.443
You'll sell your stock.
You'll be positively, truly rich.
1379
01:43:49.527 --> 01:43:52.780
You can stop kissing ass.
1380
01:43:52.821 --> 01:43:55.615
What'll it feel like to be a man?
1381
01:43:57.659 --> 01:44:02.372
I'm going to expose you.
1382
01:44:02.455 --> 01:44:04.916
Okay. Go right ahead.
1383
01:44:04.999 --> 01:44:08.711
You tell William Parrish how you
betrayed him in a secret board meeting.
1384
01:44:08.794 --> 01:44:13.006
Tell Allison how you helped
her father lose his company.
1385
01:44:16.009 --> 01:44:19.137
It's just life, Quincie.
1386
01:44:19.179 --> 01:44:22.307
Wake up and smell the thorns.
1387
01:44:57.088 --> 01:44:59.549
You're here.
1388
01:44:59.632 --> 01:45:02.385
I am.
1389
01:45:03.553 --> 01:45:06.389
I, uh... just dropped by.
1390
01:45:06.472 --> 01:45:11.935
I thought I'd scrounge some lunch.
I was in the neighborhood.
1391
01:45:12.019 --> 01:45:14.062
I'm so glad.
1392
01:45:14.146 --> 01:45:19.192
When I called, they said that you
and Dad had already left the office.
1393
01:45:19.234 --> 01:45:22.445
Mm-hmm.
He's taking a nap.
1394
01:45:22.528 --> 01:45:26.407
Oh. Yeah.
1395
01:45:28.659 --> 01:45:33.413
Well, uh, he must be tired.
1396
01:45:33.497 --> 01:45:36.541
You know,
this whole Bontecou thing...
1397
01:45:36.625 --> 01:45:38.918
It, um, seems...
1398
01:45:38.960 --> 01:45:43.589
Yes, he's tired.
I believe so.
1399
01:45:43.673 --> 01:45:45.591
Yeah.
1400
01:45:52.681 --> 01:45:55.392
You must be hungry then.
1401
01:45:57.602 --> 01:45:59.521
No.
1402
01:45:59.604 --> 01:46:02.023
Not anymore.
1403
01:46:03.858 --> 01:46:06.152
Are you?
1404
01:51:25.486 --> 01:51:28.447
I loved making love to you.
1405
01:51:29.949 --> 01:51:35.078
It was like
making love with someone...
1406
01:51:35.120 --> 01:51:38.415
making love
for the first time.
1407
01:51:41.459 --> 01:51:43.419
Thank you.
1408
01:51:47.631 --> 01:51:51.176
Do you like
making love with me?
1409
01:51:54.304 --> 01:51:56.681
Yes.
1410
01:51:57.724 --> 01:52:00.685
More than
you love peanut butter?
1411
01:52:00.768 --> 01:52:02.812
Yes.
1412
01:52:02.895 --> 01:52:05.398
Much more.
1413
01:52:17.284 --> 01:52:21.538
- Where are you going?
- Nowhere. I'm here.
1414
01:52:22.705 --> 01:52:25.041
For how long?
1415
01:52:25.082 --> 01:52:28.085
I hope a long, long time.
1416
01:52:30.045 --> 01:52:32.381
Me too.
1417
01:52:39.512 --> 01:52:42.307
What do we do now?
1418
01:52:45.810 --> 01:52:47.895
Um...
1419
01:52:50.356 --> 01:52:53.901
it'll come to us.
1420
01:53:24.137 --> 01:53:29.099
Hello, Bill.
Did you have a nice nap?
1421
01:53:30.768 --> 01:53:35.355
- I couldn't sleep.
- I'm sorry to hear that.
1422
01:53:36.940 --> 01:53:39.150
I'll come down.
1423
01:53:42.111 --> 01:53:45.740
What's going on?
Hmm?
1424
01:53:46.824 --> 01:53:48.993
I saw you kiss Susan.
1425
01:53:49.076 --> 01:53:51.620
Yes, I saw you see me.
1426
01:53:51.662 --> 01:53:54.039
You're at the wrong place at the
wrong time with the wrong woman.
1427
01:53:54.122 --> 01:53:56.750
- I'll be the judge of that.
- I'm her father.
1428
01:53:56.833 --> 01:53:59.502
With all due respect,
Bill, I'm not asking your permission.
1429
01:53:59.586 --> 01:54:03.673
You goddamn well should!
1430
01:54:12.681 --> 01:54:17.227
You walk into my life.
You give me the worst news a guy can get.
1431
01:54:17.310 --> 01:54:20.021
You have me dancing on heads of
pins with my business, my family.
1432
01:54:20.105 --> 01:54:22.649
- Now you're spooning with my daughter?
- "Spooning"?
1433
01:54:22.732 --> 01:54:26.110
Yes! And stop repeating everything
I say and turning it into a question.
1434
01:54:26.193 --> 01:54:30.155
Spooning, fooling around
and God knows what.
1435
01:54:30.239 --> 01:54:32.783
Oh, you arrive on the scene...
1436
01:54:32.866 --> 01:54:36.286
Why you picked me
I still don't understand.
1437
01:54:36.369 --> 01:54:39.247
I chose you for your verve,
your excellence...
1438
01:54:39.289 --> 01:54:43.626
and your ability to...
instruct.
1439
01:54:43.710 --> 01:54:47.338
You've lived a first-rate life,
and I find it eminently usable.
1440
01:54:50.883 --> 01:54:53.135
What do you want?
1441
01:54:54.303 --> 01:54:56.263
Huh?
1442
01:54:57.889 --> 01:55:01.059
Everybody wants something, Joe.
1443
01:55:01.100 --> 01:55:04.103
You've been taking me
from pillar to post here.
1444
01:55:04.145 --> 01:55:06.606
And, uh,
1445
01:55:06.689 --> 01:55:10.943
I thought I knew who you were,
and it wasn't a lot of fun.
1446
01:55:11.026 --> 01:55:14.071
But it was almost bearable.
1447
01:55:14.154 --> 01:55:17.866
But now I'm getting something
else from you, something very...
1448
01:55:17.949 --> 01:55:20.368
very strange.
1449
01:55:20.452 --> 01:55:23.496
What is it that you want?
1450
01:55:23.579 --> 01:55:26.415
I'm only living
the Parrish bywords...
1451
01:55:26.457 --> 01:55:29.251
looking for that
"ounce of excitement,"
1452
01:55:29.293 --> 01:55:33.338
that " whisper of a thrill there is
no sense living your life without. "
1453
01:55:34.506 --> 01:55:37.551
You know what I mean, Bill?
1454
01:55:39.135 --> 01:55:42.805
You're violating
the laws of the universe.
1455
01:55:42.889 --> 01:55:47.435
- This universe?
- Any universe that exists or ever existed.
1456
01:55:47.518 --> 01:55:52.523
You may be the pro, Joe,
but I know who you are,
1457
01:55:52.606 --> 01:55:55.067
and you're all fucked up.
1458
01:55:57.944 --> 01:56:01.447
I don't like your tone,
and I don't like your references.
1459
01:56:01.531 --> 01:56:04.075
And I don't give a shit.
1460
01:56:04.158 --> 01:56:09.663
Perhaps it's time to remind you this is not
simply a dispute with a putative suitor.
1461
01:56:09.747 --> 01:56:13.667
This is me.
So be careful, Bill.
1462
01:56:13.750 --> 01:56:17.254
Cut all that "Bill" crap out,
you son of a bitch.
1463
01:56:17.337 --> 01:56:21.549
I'll say it again.
Be careful, Bill.
1464
01:56:29.765 --> 01:56:33.393
Can I help you?
Excuse me, can I help you?
1465
01:56:33.477 --> 01:56:37.772
Yes. Dr. Parrish, please.
1466
01:56:37.856 --> 01:56:41.151
She comes on at 6:00.
1467
01:56:41.234 --> 01:56:43.152
Oh.
1468
01:56:52.494 --> 01:56:54.496
Hi.
1469
01:56:57.082 --> 01:57:00.585
- Where's Joe?
- Joe?
1470
01:57:02.503 --> 01:57:05.256
Joe's not around.
1471
01:57:06.465 --> 01:57:10.052
- Do you know where he is?
- I don't know.
1472
01:57:10.135 --> 01:57:12.096
Oh.
1473
01:57:13.472 --> 01:57:16.308
Why are you looking for Joe?
1474
01:57:16.349 --> 01:57:20.353
Love. Passion. Obsession.
1475
01:57:20.437 --> 01:57:23.648
All those things
you told me to wait for.
1476
01:57:23.689 --> 01:57:26.150
- They've arrived.
- This is crazy.
1477
01:57:28.986 --> 01:57:30.821
Why?
1478
01:57:30.904 --> 01:57:34.032
A man shows up,
almost never leaves your side.
1479
01:57:34.116 --> 01:57:38.703
Well, you clearly trust him,
depend on him.
1480
01:57:38.787 --> 01:57:42.540
So why aren't those things
good enough for me?
1481
01:57:42.624 --> 01:57:45.501
- You don't know anything about Joe.
- What are you afraid of?
1482
01:57:45.543 --> 01:57:49.129
That I'll fall
head over heels for Joe?
1483
01:57:50.381 --> 01:57:53.425
Well, I have.
Just like you did with Mom.
1484
01:57:53.508 --> 01:57:56.636
Isn't that what you've
always wanted for me?
1485
01:57:56.720 --> 01:57:58.638
Susan...
1486
01:58:01.015 --> 01:58:05.019
I don't think Joe is
gonna be with us long.
1487
01:58:05.061 --> 01:58:07.855
Where is he going?
1488
01:58:07.938 --> 01:58:10.357
I don't know.
1489
01:58:10.399 --> 01:58:13.360
- I can't say.
- Oh, come on.
1490
01:58:13.402 --> 01:58:18.156
The guy's working with you. You know chapter
and verse about everyone working with you.
1491
01:58:18.239 --> 01:58:21.201
In this case I can't. I...
1492
01:58:21.284 --> 01:58:26.831
I only will tell you that with Joe,
you're on... very, very dangerous ground.
1493
01:58:34.755 --> 01:58:36.715
I love him.
1494
01:58:36.756 --> 01:58:41.094
I don't care if you love him!
I'm telling you!
1495
01:58:51.895 --> 01:58:54.648
Joe's no good for you.
1496
01:58:56.775 --> 01:58:59.903
Of course not, Daddy.
1497
01:58:59.944 --> 01:59:01.905
I'm sorry.
1498
01:59:06.659 --> 01:59:09.411
I love you too.
1499
01:59:39.564 --> 01:59:44.235
Mr. Bad News.
'Bout time you show up.
1500
01:59:48.322 --> 01:59:51.200
Don't be feisty, sister.
1501
01:59:51.283 --> 01:59:53.702
I'm not feisty, mister.
1502
01:59:53.744 --> 01:59:57.289
You come for me?
That's good news.
1503
01:59:59.165 --> 02:00:01.918
No, I come to see the doctor.
1504
02:00:02.001 --> 02:00:04.837
- Doctor?
- Mm-hmm.
1505
02:00:04.879 --> 02:00:08.007
- What could be wrong with you?
- Nothin'.
1506
02:00:10.009 --> 02:00:13.971
Ohh. You come
to see doctor lady?
1507
02:00:14.054 --> 02:00:16.515
- Yeah, man.
- My doctor lady?
1508
02:00:18.558 --> 02:00:21.060
Mine too, you know.
1509
02:00:23.104 --> 02:00:26.190
You're in love?
1510
02:00:32.696 --> 02:00:35.657
You're loved back?
1511
02:00:42.538 --> 02:00:46.334
She know your real self?
1512
02:00:46.417 --> 02:00:49.753
- She know how she feel.
- Backside!
1513
02:00:49.837 --> 02:00:52.506
What the hell kind
of business this is.
1514
02:00:52.589 --> 02:00:55.008
Don't need you okayin'.
1515
02:00:55.092 --> 02:00:59.512
Schoolboy things in your head.
Badness for you.
1516
02:00:59.596 --> 02:01:01.973
Badness for her.
1517
02:01:02.015 --> 02:01:05.309
Badness for me, lyin' here,
1518
02:01:05.393 --> 02:01:07.520
tumor big as a breadfruit,
1519
02:01:07.603 --> 02:01:12.232
poisonin' me inside,
and waitin'.
1520
02:01:12.316 --> 02:01:15.944
Bring you flowers,
and all I's gettin' is aggravation.
1521
02:01:16.027 --> 02:01:19.197
The only flowers
I want to see...
1522
02:01:19.280 --> 02:01:23.993
is the ones over my peaceful
self resting in the dirt.
1523
02:01:24.077 --> 02:01:27.329
Can't do no right by people.
Come to take you, you want to stay.
1524
02:01:27.413 --> 02:01:30.749
Leave you stay, you want to go.
Rahtid.
1525
02:01:33.502 --> 02:01:38.131
You're not in
your right place, mister.
1526
02:01:38.214 --> 02:01:40.592
Me neither.
1527
02:01:40.675 --> 02:01:42.677
No more.
1528
02:01:42.719 --> 02:01:45.555
Take me, and you come
with me now.
1529
02:01:56.523 --> 02:01:59.651
But I not lonely here.
1530
02:02:01.819 --> 02:02:04.614
Somebody want me here.
1531
02:02:06.449 --> 02:02:08.576
Hmm.
1532
02:02:08.659 --> 02:02:12.412
It nice it happen to you.
1533
02:02:12.496 --> 02:02:16.249
Like you come to the island
and had a holiday.
1534
02:02:18.209 --> 02:02:22.797
Sun didn't burn you red-red,
just brown.
1535
02:02:22.880 --> 02:02:27.885
You sleep,
and no mosquito eat you.
1536
02:02:27.968 --> 02:02:32.264
But the truth is,
it bound to happen...
1537
02:02:32.306 --> 02:02:35.142
if you stay long enough.
1538
02:02:36.893 --> 02:02:41.522
So take that nice picture
you got in your head home with you,
1539
02:02:42.982 --> 02:02:46.110
but don't be fooled.
1540
02:02:50.281 --> 02:02:53.575
We lonely here mostly too.
1541
02:02:55.452 --> 02:02:58.371
If we lucky, maybe...
1542
02:02:59.998 --> 02:03:04.085
we got some nice pictures
to take with us.
1543
02:03:28.190 --> 02:03:31.110
You got enough nice pictures?
1544
02:03:35.364 --> 02:03:37.282
Yes.
1545
02:04:31.832 --> 02:04:34.459
Good-bye, sister.
1546
02:04:58.023 --> 02:05:00.483
Yes?
1547
02:05:00.567 --> 02:05:04.445
I have the feeling, all in all,
1548
02:05:04.529 --> 02:05:09.200
what I made this voyage for
has served its purpose.
1549
02:05:11.744 --> 02:05:15.914
What are you saying?
It's time to go?
1550
02:05:22.795 --> 02:05:25.131
I'm ready.
1551
02:05:25.214 --> 02:05:27.550
You are?
1552
02:05:29.009 --> 02:05:31.095
Yeah.
1553
02:05:33.639 --> 02:05:38.768
Good. Tomorrow.
After the party.
1554
02:06:09.672 --> 02:06:11.757
- Yes, Helen?
- Telephone call, sir.
1555
02:06:11.840 --> 02:06:14.509
- Mr. Sloane from New York.
- Thank you.
1556
02:06:14.593 --> 02:06:16.511
Excuse me.
1557
02:06:27.396 --> 02:06:29.440
Thank you.
1558
02:06:33.610 --> 02:06:35.529
Hey!
1559
02:06:36.613 --> 02:06:38.531
Hey.
1560
02:06:40.700 --> 02:06:43.161
Red or white?
1561
02:06:43.244 --> 02:06:45.663
- No. No, thank you.
- Have a drink.
1562
02:06:45.746 --> 02:06:49.166
- You look like you need one as bad as me.
- I do?
1563
02:06:52.920 --> 02:06:56.298
- Quince?
- Mm-hmm.
1564
02:06:56.339 --> 02:06:58.967
I find myself a little confused.
1565
02:07:02.762 --> 02:07:05.181
- Confused, huh?
- Yes.
1566
02:07:05.264 --> 02:07:07.266
- About what?
- Love.
1567
02:07:07.350 --> 02:07:09.977
Love.
1568
02:07:10.019 --> 02:07:13.689
Oh, man.
I got problems of my own.
1569
02:07:16.942 --> 02:07:20.987
- You love Allison, don't you?
- Yes, I do.
1570
02:07:21.070 --> 02:07:23.031
How did you meet?
1571
02:07:24.532 --> 02:07:26.867
Well, um,
1572
02:07:26.951 --> 02:07:31.038
I was this world-class loser,
and she was this happy little rich girl,
1573
02:07:31.121 --> 02:07:34.333
and for some reason
she took me in.
1574
02:07:36.251 --> 02:07:38.962
But Allison loves you.
1575
02:07:49.638 --> 02:07:51.974
How do you know?
1576
02:07:57.062 --> 02:08:00.815
Because she knows the
worst thing about me, and it's okay.
1577
02:08:00.899 --> 02:08:02.894
What is it?
1578
02:08:02.895 --> 02:08:05.277
No, it's not one thing.
It's just an idea, Joe.
1579
02:08:05.278 --> 02:08:08.155
It's just, um, um...
1580
02:08:09.657 --> 02:08:13.911
It's like you know
each other's secrets,
1581
02:08:14.995 --> 02:08:18.999
your deepest,
darkest secrets.
1582
02:08:19.082 --> 02:08:23.961
- Deepest, darkest secrets?
- Yeah, and then you... you're free.
1583
02:08:24.003 --> 02:08:26.005
Free?
1584
02:08:27.173 --> 02:08:30.134
You're free!
You're free to I...
1585
02:08:30.217 --> 02:08:32.845
love each other
completely, totally.
1586
02:08:32.928 --> 02:08:36.473
Just no fear.
1587
02:08:36.598 --> 02:08:40.351
So there's nothing you don't know
about each other, and it's okay.
1588
02:08:43.062 --> 02:08:45.022
Hmm.
1589
02:08:53.780 --> 02:08:55.502
Do you like me, Joe?
1590
02:08:55.803 --> 02:08:59.903
Oh, yes, Quince.
You're one of my favorites.
1591
02:09:04.707 --> 02:09:10.045
What would you say if you knew it was
me who brought down Bill Parrish?
1592
02:09:13.298 --> 02:09:17.302
Oh, I told Drew and the board
that Bill depended on you.
1593
02:09:17.385 --> 02:09:20.180
Drew and Bontecou are gonna chop up
the company, sell it off for parts.
1594
02:09:20.263 --> 02:09:22.181
Bontecou was outside.
Drew was Mr. Inside.
1595
02:09:22.265 --> 02:09:27.311
And I was the fool
who made it all happen.
1596
02:09:30.439 --> 02:09:32.399
Ohh...
1597
02:09:33.442 --> 02:09:35.402
God.
1598
02:09:42.950 --> 02:09:45.494
What do I do?
1599
02:09:45.578 --> 02:09:48.706
Go to Bill Parrish
and tell him the truth.
1600
02:09:48.789 --> 02:09:51.208
He'll forgive you.
1601
02:09:53.418 --> 02:09:56.463
- You think so?
- Yes.
1602
02:09:59.424 --> 02:10:02.468
You think I should wait
till after the party?
1603
02:10:02.552 --> 02:10:04.470
No.
1604
02:10:07.473 --> 02:10:09.892
No.
1605
02:10:09.975 --> 02:10:13.562
Four down here
and a sturgeon up there.
1606
02:10:13.645 --> 02:10:16.439
This one is perfect.
Absolutely.
1607
02:10:16.481 --> 02:10:20.110
Okay, I think
I want four here like that...
1608
02:10:20.193 --> 02:10:22.654
- Hi, Daddy.
- Hi.
1609
02:10:22.737 --> 02:10:25.364
What do you think?
1610
02:10:25.448 --> 02:10:29.076
Well, it's, uh...
it's starting to grow on me.
1611
02:10:29.159 --> 02:10:32.412
Oh, I've got a baritone
with a balalaika...
1612
02:10:32.496 --> 02:10:35.082
coming from
the Russian Tea Room.
1613
02:10:35.165 --> 02:10:39.252
I've dressed him in a Cossack shirt,
and he'll be singing Nelson Eddy songs.
1614
02:10:39.335 --> 02:10:41.254
Wow.
1615
02:10:43.172 --> 02:10:45.508
You really are amazing.
1616
02:10:45.591 --> 02:10:49.887
But why, oh, why, Allison,
are you doing all this?
1617
02:10:53.473 --> 02:10:58.144
I do it because I love you.
Everybody loves you:
1618
02:10:58.228 --> 02:11:02.440
Mommy, wherever she is,
Susan, Quince...
1619
02:11:03.816 --> 02:11:08.279
all the people you work with,
anyone who's ever met you.
1620
02:11:09.488 --> 02:11:11.740
Ohh, Daddy.
1621
02:11:11.824 --> 02:11:15.952
After all, you've been
a wonderful father.
1622
02:11:18.246 --> 02:11:20.623
Yeah, well,
1623
02:11:20.707 --> 02:11:22.875
I haven't been the father
to you that, uh...
1624
02:11:22.917 --> 02:11:25.628
- That you've been to Susan?
- I wasn't going to say that.
1625
02:11:25.711 --> 02:11:29.506
But that's what you were thinking.
And that's okay.
1626
02:11:29.590 --> 02:11:31.759
Because I know
that you love me.
1627
02:11:31.842 --> 02:11:35.095
I mean, it's not
like it is with her.
1628
02:11:35.178 --> 02:11:38.890
Whenever she walks into the room,
your eyes light up.
1629
02:11:38.973 --> 02:11:42.226
She always gets a smile
from you, as opposed to me.
1630
02:11:42.310 --> 02:11:45.146
When I walk in,
1631
02:11:45.229 --> 02:11:49.233
this look comes over your face, like,
"What does she want now?"
1632
02:11:49.316 --> 02:11:53.028
But you've never let
either of us want for anything.
1633
02:11:53.111 --> 02:11:56.948
Oh, God. More than that,
Daddy, more than that.
1634
02:12:01.869 --> 02:12:06.040
I've felt loved,
and that's all that matters.
1635
02:12:06.123 --> 02:12:09.627
So, never mind favorites.
1636
02:12:09.710 --> 02:12:11.628
You're allowed to have one.
1637
02:12:11.712 --> 02:12:15.007
The point is, you've been mine.
1638
02:12:17.759 --> 02:12:19.677
Oh, Allison.
1639
02:12:21.429 --> 02:12:23.347
Oh.
1640
02:12:26.851 --> 02:12:28.853
I really feel...
1641
02:12:30.562 --> 02:12:33.523
I've everything I could've ever
wanted for my birthday.
1642
02:12:33.607 --> 02:12:36.568
Oh, wait a minute!
1643
02:12:36.651 --> 02:12:40.989
There's more to come.
Lots of excess, like you love.
1644
02:12:43.366 --> 02:12:47.995
You know, this is gonna be
a wonderful party.
1645
02:12:49.830 --> 02:12:51.707
Yes, it is.
1646
02:12:55.419 --> 02:12:58.380
Thank you. Thank you.
1647
02:13:00.882 --> 02:13:04.343
- Happy birthday!
- Thanks.
1648
02:13:29.575 --> 02:13:31.452
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
1649
02:13:31.493 --> 02:13:34.246
- Good evening.
- Thank you.
1650
02:13:39.250 --> 02:13:41.252
- Hello.
- Welcome.
1651
02:13:41.336 --> 02:13:44.130
- Hi, Susan.
- Hi, Simone. How are you?
1652
02:13:49.218 --> 02:13:52.679
- Hi, darling.
- Oh, hi, Gene. Hi.
1653
02:14:19.788 --> 02:14:22.999
My father told me
you might be leaving.
1654
02:14:24.083 --> 02:14:26.711
Your father and I...
1655
02:14:26.794 --> 02:14:31.173
Our time together
has come to an end.
1656
02:14:40.890 --> 02:14:44.727
I'm in love...
with a man,
1657
02:14:46.145 --> 02:14:48.898
but I don't know
who he is,
1658
02:14:48.981 --> 02:14:51.442
where he's going
or when.
1659
02:14:54.403 --> 02:14:56.613
I can tell you
the when part.
1660
02:14:58.073 --> 02:15:00.241
Tonight.
1661
02:15:02.952 --> 02:15:05.538
So it does get worse.
1662
02:15:05.621 --> 02:15:08.457
No worse
than it gets for me.
1663
02:15:13.545 --> 02:15:16.631
I'm in love
with a woman who...
1664
02:15:19.426 --> 02:15:21.753
I don't wanna leave.
1665
02:15:22.595 --> 02:15:24.555
I don't wanna leave.
1666
02:15:26.307 --> 02:15:28.476
Ohh.
1667
02:15:28.559 --> 02:15:30.561
Then don't.
1668
02:15:34.314 --> 02:15:37.901
There's so little
we know about each other.
1669
02:15:37.943 --> 02:15:40.195
There's so much
I should tell you.
1670
02:15:40.278 --> 02:15:43.906
That'll come.
That'll come.
1671
02:15:48.160 --> 02:15:51.622
- Will it?
- Mm-hmm.
1672
02:15:54.916 --> 02:15:57.544
I wanna be with you, Joe.
1673
02:16:06.260 --> 02:16:09.221
I opened my big mouth
one too many times.
1674
02:16:09.305 --> 02:16:12.474
Everything just got
all, uh, twisted.
1675
02:16:12.516 --> 02:16:15.018
It's okay, Quince.
I understand.
1676
02:16:15.102 --> 02:16:18.229
You've always meant well,
and I appreciate that.
1677
02:16:18.313 --> 02:16:21.816
Sometimes things
just turn out wrong.
1678
02:16:21.899 --> 02:16:23.860
Yeah?
1679
02:16:25.695 --> 02:16:28.072
- Excuse me.
- No, no... Uh, Joe, come in.
1680
02:16:28.155 --> 02:16:30.658
Um, I wanna thank you.
Is it okay, Bill?
1681
02:16:30.741 --> 02:16:34.286
- Sure.
- Joe knows the whole story. I told him.
1682
02:16:34.369 --> 02:16:38.039
And it was his idea that I come clean.
I mean...
1683
02:16:38.123 --> 02:16:40.542
I wanted to come clean,
but, uh,
1684
02:16:40.583 --> 02:16:43.920
he gave me a pair of balls,
you know what I mean?
1685
02:16:44.003 --> 02:16:46.672
Yeah, I believe I do.
1686
02:16:52.010 --> 02:16:54.554
Anyway, uh,
1687
02:16:54.638 --> 02:16:57.307
I can see you guys
got business.
1688
02:16:57.390 --> 02:17:01.978
No. However, I do have
some unfinished business with Drew.
1689
02:17:02.103 --> 02:17:04.647
Get him on the helicopter.
Get him out here tonight.
1690
02:17:04.689 --> 02:17:07.608
I wanna tell this guy how I feel
about him face-to-face.
1691
02:17:07.691 --> 02:17:12.946
That could be a tall order, B.P. I doubt if
Drew is anxious to see you face-to-face.
1692
02:17:18.952 --> 02:17:21.955
- I'll deliver the package.
- Okay.
1693
02:17:34.132 --> 02:17:37.552
- How are you doing?
- What the hell do you care?
1694
02:17:37.636 --> 02:17:40.388
Just asking, Bill.
1695
02:17:42.849 --> 02:17:45.601
You wanna know?
I'll tell you.
1696
02:17:45.685 --> 02:17:49.104
You're looking at a man who is not walking
through the valley of the shadow of death.
1697
02:17:49.188 --> 02:17:51.774
He's galloping into it.
At the same time, the business he built...
1698
02:17:51.857 --> 02:17:55.402
with his own hands and head has been
commandeered by a couple of cheap pirates.
1699
02:17:55.485 --> 02:17:59.322
Oh, yes! I almost forgot.
My daughter's fallen in love with Death.
1700
02:17:59.364 --> 02:18:02.325
And I'm in love
with your daughter.
1701
02:18:04.368 --> 02:18:06.329
Say again?
1702
02:18:10.457 --> 02:18:14.419
I'm in love with your daughter,
and I'm taking her with me tonight.
1703
02:18:15.587 --> 02:18:19.090
- You what?
- I think you heard me, Bill.
1704
02:18:19.174 --> 02:18:22.635
You're not taking Susan anywhere.
What does that mean, anyway? We had a deal.
1705
02:18:22.719 --> 02:18:25.471
And I'm sorry.
1706
02:18:27.848 --> 02:18:31.101
Susan's my daughter.
She has a wonderful life ahead of her.
1707
02:18:31.185 --> 02:18:34.313
You're gonna deprive her of it,
and you're telling me you're sorry?
1708
02:18:34.396 --> 02:18:36.648
I'm sorry.
Apology not accepted.
1709
02:18:36.731 --> 02:18:40.443
I don't care, Bill.
I love her.
1710
02:18:41.903 --> 02:18:44.405
How perfect for you...
1711
02:18:44.447 --> 02:18:48.075
to take whatever you want
because it pleases you.
1712
02:18:48.159 --> 02:18:50.452
That's not love.
1713
02:18:50.536 --> 02:18:52.663
Then what is it?
1714
02:18:52.746 --> 02:18:57.292
Some aimless infatuation which,
for the moment, you feel like indulging.
1715
02:18:57.375 --> 02:18:59.919
It's missing everything
that matters.
1716
02:19:00.003 --> 02:19:01.838
Which is what?
1717
02:19:01.921 --> 02:19:04.549
Trust, responsibility,
1718
02:19:04.632 --> 02:19:06.592
taking the weight for
your choices and feelings...
1719
02:19:06.634 --> 02:19:09.220
and spending the rest
of your life living up to them,
1720
02:19:09.303 --> 02:19:13.056
and above all,
not hurting the object of your love.
1721
02:19:13.140 --> 02:19:15.350
So that's love according
to William Parrish?
1722
02:19:15.434 --> 02:19:18.478
Multiply it by infinity
and take it to the depth of forever,
1723
02:19:18.561 --> 02:19:22.231
and you will still have barely a glimpse
of what I'm talking about.
1724
02:19:22.315 --> 02:19:26.027
Those were my words.
They're mine now.
1725
02:19:26.110 --> 02:19:31.407
Bill, Susan wants to come with me.
She loves me.
1726
02:19:31.490 --> 02:19:33.492
- She loves you?
- Mm-hmm.
1727
02:19:33.575 --> 02:19:35.994
Who is you?
Did you tell her who you are?
1728
02:19:36.077 --> 02:19:40.415
- No.
- Does she know where she's going? Huh?
1729
02:19:42.166 --> 02:19:45.169
You see, Susan went for
that poor son of a bitch...
1730
02:19:45.211 --> 02:19:48.339
whose body you took, and everything
since has been aftermath.
1731
02:19:48.422 --> 02:19:50.382
You don't know what love is.
1732
02:19:50.466 --> 02:19:52.384
She doesn't know who you are.
1733
02:19:52.468 --> 02:19:56.721
You make a deal; you're breaking it.
Bottom line is, Joe,
1734
02:19:56.805 --> 02:19:59.474
you're swindling her soul, and you're
doing it with your eyes wide open.
1735
02:19:59.557 --> 02:20:03.019
- I don't like what you're saying.
- I'm past caring what you like and don't.
1736
02:20:03.102 --> 02:20:05.613
You're stealing my daughter,
and I'm not gonna let you.
1737
02:20:05.614 --> 02:20:06.314
You're not?
1738
02:20:06.315 --> 02:20:08.023
- No.
- Are you threatening me?
1739
02:20:08.107 --> 02:20:10.901
Yeah, I certainly hope so.
1740
02:20:10.984 --> 02:20:12.903
Yeah.
1741
02:20:15.197 --> 02:20:18.159
I loved Susan from
the moment she was born,
1742
02:20:18.160 --> 02:20:20.160
and I love her now and
every minute in between.
1743
02:20:20.170 --> 02:20:22.546
And what I dream of
is a man who will
1744
02:20:22.547 --> 02:20:24.225
discover her, and that
she will discover a man...
1745
02:20:24.230 --> 02:20:27.792
who will love her, who is worthy of her,
who is of this world, this time...
1746
02:20:27.875 --> 02:20:30.127
and has the grace, compassion
and fortitude to walk beside her...
1747
02:20:30.210 --> 02:20:32.129
as she makes her way
through life.
1748
02:20:32.212 --> 02:20:34.131
Enough!
1749
02:20:36.424 --> 02:20:39.803
What I know is what I want,
and what I want is Susan.
1750
02:20:39.886 --> 02:20:42.013
And I will have her,
and she will have me.
1751
02:20:42.096 --> 02:20:46.892
And that's the way it's going to be.
And there's nothing you can do.
1752
02:20:49.311 --> 02:20:51.855
Why did you
tell me all this, Joe?
1753
02:20:51.897 --> 02:20:53.982
You're the big shot,
the biggest shot of all.
1754
02:20:54.066 --> 02:20:58.028
You don't have to ask permission, but that's
what you're doing. Do you know why?
1755
02:20:58.111 --> 02:21:02.156
Because you've somehow developed into
a good guy, and you know this is all wrong.
1756
02:21:03.408 --> 02:21:06.285
I don't know what
you're gonna do, but, uh,
1757
02:21:06.369 --> 02:21:08.412
how can this be love?
1758
02:21:08.496 --> 02:21:11.248
She doesn't know who you are.
1759
02:21:11.331 --> 02:21:15.627
Why don't you tell her,
try it out, see what happens?
1760
02:21:15.628 --> 02:21:17.865
Reveal everything there
is to know about yourself
1761
02:21:17.866 --> 02:21:20.200
and let the chips fall where they may.
1762
02:21:24.135 --> 02:21:26.470
Okay?
1763
02:21:29.723 --> 02:21:33.435
I've given it my best shot.
I, uh...
1764
02:21:33.518 --> 02:21:37.480
I wish I could tell you
to sleep on it.
1765
02:21:58.041 --> 02:22:00.960
Oh, um...
1766
02:22:01.044 --> 02:22:03.504
I'm sorry.
Would you excuse me?
1767
02:22:03.588 --> 02:22:05.715
- Sure.
- Okay, nice to see you.
1768
02:22:05.798 --> 02:22:08.175
Nice to see you.
1769
02:22:23.940 --> 02:22:26.233
There's something
so indescribably sexy...
1770
02:22:26.317 --> 02:22:28.736
about you standing
in the middle of a crowd.
1771
02:22:28.819 --> 02:22:32.739
I could make love to you
right here.
1772
02:22:44.333 --> 02:22:49.630
You're trying to tell me my future,
you're looking on the wrong side.
1773
02:22:53.634 --> 02:22:57.095
There is something
I do want to tell you.
1774
02:23:04.310 --> 02:23:06.270
But you can't?
1775
02:23:13.569 --> 02:23:17.113
Just now when you hesitated,
I got a chill.
1776
02:23:19.324 --> 02:23:22.076
Remember that morning
in the coffee shop?
1777
02:23:22.160 --> 02:23:27.456
When you said, "What's wrong
with taking care of a woman?
1778
02:23:27.498 --> 02:23:29.625
She takes care of you. "
1779
02:23:32.336 --> 02:23:34.838
- Did I say that?
- Mm-hmm.
1780
02:23:34.921 --> 02:23:40.176
And I said you'd have a hard time finding
a woman like that these days.
1781
02:23:43.805 --> 02:23:45.973
Well, you found one, Joe.
1782
02:23:47.850 --> 02:23:49.935
The coffee shop.
1783
02:23:51.395 --> 02:23:56.483
That was the place,
and you were the guy.
1784
02:23:59.027 --> 02:24:01.988
And you said that, uh,
1785
02:24:02.030 --> 02:24:04.949
that you didn't want me
to be your doctor because...
1786
02:24:05.032 --> 02:24:09.912
you didn't want me
to examine you.
1787
02:24:09.995 --> 02:24:13.373
Why, I got to examine you,
after all.
1788
02:24:22.882 --> 02:24:25.301
I could come with you.
1789
02:24:29.138 --> 02:24:31.223
You want me to wait?
1790
02:24:31.306 --> 02:24:34.059
You'll come back?
1791
02:24:41.649 --> 02:24:44.318
May I kiss you?
1792
02:25:10.801 --> 02:25:13.720
That felt like good-bye.
1793
02:25:19.142 --> 02:25:22.353
What's going on, Joe?
1794
02:25:22.437 --> 02:25:25.439
I feel like we're lifting off.
1795
02:25:29.318 --> 02:25:31.320
I'm still here.
1796
02:25:36.658 --> 02:25:39.160
But you're not.
1797
02:25:41.204 --> 02:25:43.414
You're somewhere else.
1798
02:26:20.448 --> 02:26:22.533
You're someone else.
1799
02:26:27.121 --> 02:26:30.165
Don't you want to ask who?
1800
02:26:31.458 --> 02:26:34.252
- Yes, but...
- "But"?
1801
02:26:42.135 --> 02:26:44.428
Joe, I'm afraid.
1802
02:26:45.471 --> 02:26:47.556
Afraid to find out?
1803
02:26:47.640 --> 02:26:50.601
Don't be.
1804
02:26:51.643 --> 02:26:55.856
It doesn't matter what I am.
1805
02:26:55.939 --> 02:26:58.942
You know who I am.
1806
02:27:07.908 --> 02:27:09.827
You're...
1807
02:27:19.878 --> 02:27:22.547
You're...
1808
02:27:42.357 --> 02:27:44.609
You're Joe.
1809
02:27:51.281 --> 02:27:55.035
Yes, I'm Joe.
1810
02:28:00.206 --> 02:28:03.000
Oh.
1811
02:28:03.084 --> 02:28:05.461
And I promise you...
1812
02:28:08.464 --> 02:28:13.719
you will always have what you
found in the coffee shop.
1813
02:28:21.017 --> 02:28:25.062
Tell me that you love me.
Tell me that you love me now.
1814
02:28:26.147 --> 02:28:29.108
I love you now.
1815
02:28:29.149 --> 02:28:31.652
I'll love you always.
1816
02:28:36.698 --> 02:28:38.992
Susan.
1817
02:28:40.577 --> 02:28:42.662
Yes?
1818
02:28:44.622 --> 02:28:47.166
Thank you for loving me.
1819
02:29:16.776 --> 02:29:20.405
We should think about
getting started, Bill.
1820
02:29:23.032 --> 02:29:24.992
Mm-hmm.
1821
02:29:31.373 --> 02:29:34.042
It'll just be us.
1822
02:29:37.879 --> 02:29:39.839
Thank you.
1823
02:29:46.262 --> 02:29:48.389
Bill?
1824
02:29:50.265 --> 02:29:52.893
Come in.
1825
02:29:54.478 --> 02:29:57.981
I got him. The helicopter
will be here in two minutes.
1826
02:29:58.064 --> 02:30:00.942
How are we on time?
1827
02:30:01.025 --> 02:30:03.569
Okay.
1828
02:30:03.653 --> 02:30:05.404
Get him in here.
1829
02:30:05.446 --> 02:30:08.908
May?
1830
02:30:08.949 --> 02:30:11.076
- Yes, sir?
- I know you're busy,
1831
02:30:11.160 --> 02:30:13.453
but I want you to put in a call
to Eddie Sloane for me.
1832
02:30:13.537 --> 02:30:16.164
- At home, sir?
- No, he's at the office.
1833
02:30:16.456 --> 02:30:19.584
This is damn big of Bill.
1834
02:30:19.626 --> 02:30:21.669
- Ooh. You all right?
- Yeah.
1835
02:30:21.753 --> 02:30:23.838
Also smart, you know?
1836
02:30:23.921 --> 02:30:27.591
Well, he had no choice.
He knows you're a formidable adversary.
1837
02:30:27.633 --> 02:30:28.831
He said that?
1838
02:30:28.832 --> 02:30:31.032
Yeah, I mean,
you got him by the short hairs.
1839
02:30:31.095 --> 02:30:33.096
Yeah, the short and gray hairs.
1840
02:30:33.180 --> 02:30:36.016
- We're all here, Bill.
- I appreciate this, Eddie.
1841
02:30:36.099 --> 02:30:41.104
Members of the board, this will
just take a minute of your time.
1842
02:30:41.187 --> 02:30:45.858
As custodians of the company, you may
receive information from what follows...
1843
02:30:45.942 --> 02:30:50.529
that will be valuable
to you or not.
1844
02:30:50.612 --> 02:30:53.115
- Either way, thanks.
- We're all ears.
1845
02:30:53.156 --> 02:30:54.616
Thanks.
1846
02:30:57.327 --> 02:30:59.287
Good evening, Bill.
1847
02:30:59.329 --> 02:31:01.664
Thank you, Quince.
1848
02:31:01.706 --> 02:31:07.211
I just wanted to say how appreciative
I am of this, um, grand gesture.
1849
02:31:07.294 --> 02:31:09.046
Shut up and sit down.
1850
02:31:15.135 --> 02:31:17.554
You're a useless sack
of shit, Drew.
1851
02:31:17.637 --> 02:31:19.639
You played footsie
with John Bontecou...
1852
02:31:19.722 --> 02:31:22.183
so you could dismember my company
to line your own pockets.
1853
02:31:22.225 --> 02:31:25.311
I don't know where you get
that idea. The board agreed...
1854
02:31:25.394 --> 02:31:29.481
The board didn't know you were a mole who
burrowed inside so you could bury us all.
1855
02:31:29.565 --> 02:31:32.860
Is this Mr. Black's fantasy?
Another one of his whoppers?
1856
02:31:32.901 --> 02:31:36.112
Aren't you sick of this asshole lurking
around? Nobody knows who he is.
1857
02:31:36.196 --> 02:31:38.156
But one thing
everybody does know,
1858
02:31:38.239 --> 02:31:41.868
he somehow got your ear and has
been pouring poison into it ever since.
1859
02:31:41.909 --> 02:31:45.121
You're the poison, Drew.
1860
02:31:45.204 --> 02:31:48.082
You've operated behind the scenes
to suborn the trust of a man...
1861
02:31:48.165 --> 02:31:51.919
who has stamped you with his imprimatur
of class, elegance and stature.
1862
02:31:52.002 --> 02:31:56.673
I've had the opportunity to be witness
to every kind and degree of deception.
1863
02:31:56.756 --> 02:32:00.385
But Bill Parrish has been on the receiving
end of machinations so Machiavellian...
1864
02:32:00.426 --> 02:32:02.720
that it has rarely been
my experience to encounter.
1865
02:32:02.762 --> 02:32:08.392
And yet, he has combatted them stoically and
selflessly, without revealing my identity.
1866
02:32:08.434 --> 02:32:11.562
Had he violated
the vow of secrecy he took,
1867
02:32:11.603 --> 02:32:14.189
his task would
have been far easier.
1868
02:32:14.272 --> 02:32:17.192
He could have turned
defeat into victory.
1869
02:32:17.275 --> 02:32:20.195
But he is too honorable a man
to have done that.
1870
02:32:20.278 --> 02:32:25.616
Because of me, he has lost his work,
his company, his reputation.
1871
02:32:25.658 --> 02:32:29.662
So now,
given these losses,
1872
02:32:29.745 --> 02:32:34.207
I'm compelled to end
the need for secrecy.
1873
02:32:35.792 --> 02:32:38.378
The time has come
to tell you who I am.
1874
02:32:44.008 --> 02:32:46.969
So tell me. Tell me.
I'm peeing in my pants.
1875
02:32:47.053 --> 02:32:49.930
- And you're going to pee some more.
- Joe, don't do this.
1876
02:32:50.014 --> 02:32:52.641
It's okay, Bill. It's time
we put this person in his place.
1877
02:32:52.724 --> 02:32:55.477
It's not necessary, Joe.
Drew's gonna step aside.
1878
02:32:55.519 --> 02:32:58.605
- I'm not stepping anywhere.
- I appreciate your gentlemanliness.
1879
02:32:58.688 --> 02:33:00.815
But what we need to do here
is drive the dagger home.
1880
02:33:00.899 --> 02:33:03.276
- "The dagger"?
- I told you to shut up!
1881
02:33:03.359 --> 02:33:05.820
Prepare yourself, Drew.
1882
02:33:05.903 --> 02:33:08.447
- I...
- Joe, please.
1883
02:33:08.531 --> 02:33:10.324
Kindly let me
take it from here.
1884
02:33:10.407 --> 02:33:12.159
- Am...
- Don't.
1885
02:33:16.997 --> 02:33:20.166
An agent for the
Internal Revenue Service.
1886
02:33:27.923 --> 02:33:28.924
- Bill?
- Huh?
1887
02:33:29.008 --> 02:33:30.676
Bill.
1888
02:33:34.429 --> 02:33:35.889
- Bill.
- Yeah.
1889
02:33:35.931 --> 02:33:39.601
Yes, he's, um...
1890
02:33:39.684 --> 02:33:42.895
He's an agent for the
Internal Revenue Service.
1891
02:33:42.979 --> 02:33:45.856
Mmm, yes, we were convinced
that Bontecou, on past deals,
1892
02:33:45.898 --> 02:33:47.900
has structured his mergers
and acquisitions...
1893
02:33:47.983 --> 02:33:52.237
in suspicious and complicated ways so as
to evade paying the taxes he is liable for.
1894
02:33:52.238 --> 02:33:57.242
The agency asked Bill for his cooperation in
an undercover investigation of Bontecou.
1895
02:33:57.325 --> 02:34:03.247
We wanted to go after him, and this deal
gave us that perfect opportunity.
1896
02:34:03.289 --> 02:34:07.751
- And I offered to cooperate.
- And we're very grateful.
1897
02:34:07.793 --> 02:34:12.422
Uh, Agent Joe Black here...
Of course, that's not his real name...
1898
02:34:12.506 --> 02:34:14.508
smelled out
your involvement, Drew.
1899
02:34:14.591 --> 02:34:18.720
He developed evidence you were
working both sides of the fence.
1900
02:34:18.803 --> 02:34:23.141
Unfortunately, that is what is
known as a conflict of interest.
1901
02:34:23.182 --> 02:34:25.184
Undisclosed conflict of interest.
1902
02:34:25.268 --> 02:34:27.478
- An offense.
- An indictable offense.
1903
02:34:27.520 --> 02:34:30.856
- And a likely conviction.
- Very likely.
1904
02:34:30.939 --> 02:34:33.859
I think I'd like
to talk to my lawyer.
1905
02:34:33.942 --> 02:34:38.446
No lawyers, Drew.
Uh, we're gonna offer you a deal.
1906
02:34:38.530 --> 02:34:42.158
Confess to the board every detail of your
participation, then submit your resignation.
1907
02:34:42.200 --> 02:34:43.868
What do I get?
1908
02:34:43.951 --> 02:34:45.620
You get not to go to jail.
1909
02:34:45.703 --> 02:34:47.788
You're talking
through your hat.
1910
02:34:47.872 --> 02:34:50.374
You're offering me a deal
because you've got no proof.
1911
02:34:50.457 --> 02:34:54.544
Proof? We've got plenty of proof.
He's talking through his lips.
1912
02:34:54.628 --> 02:34:58.673
Drew, make no mistake. Should you
choose to test my resolve in this matter,
1913
02:34:58.715 --> 02:35:01.509
you will be looking at an outcome
that will have a finality...
1914
02:35:01.551 --> 02:35:03.845
that is beyond
your comprehension.
1915
02:35:03.928 --> 02:35:07.890
And you will not be counting
the days or the months or the years,
1916
02:35:07.973 --> 02:35:11.268
but millenniums
in a place with no doors.
1917
02:35:14.229 --> 02:35:16.648
All right, you win.
1918
02:35:16.731 --> 02:35:19.067
Soon as I get back to the city,
I'll meet with the board.
1919
02:35:19.150 --> 02:35:22.278
You're meeting with the board
right now, Drew. Resignation accepted.
1920
02:35:22.362 --> 02:35:26.657
Moreover, I propose a motion
to reconfirm William Parrish...
1921
02:35:26.741 --> 02:35:29.827
as chairman of the board
of Parrish Communications,
1922
02:35:29.910 --> 02:35:33.622
as well as a rejection of the merger
with Bontecou International.
1923
02:35:33.705 --> 02:35:37.042
- How say you, board?
- Yes.
1924
02:35:37.083 --> 02:35:39.419
- Yes.
- The motion is passed.
1925
02:35:39.461 --> 02:35:41.588
Thank you. That's great.
1926
02:35:41.671 --> 02:35:45.466
But it's more than I bargained for.
I just wanted to set the record straight.
1927
02:35:45.549 --> 02:35:49.762
You have. Sounds like these guys want you
back, Bill. We'll get their apologies later.
1928
02:35:49.845 --> 02:35:53.724
Meanwhile, enjoy your party. Celebrate.
I'll attend to the nasty details.
1929
02:35:53.765 --> 02:35:56.268
And, Mr. Black,
may we say thank you?
1930
02:35:56.351 --> 02:35:59.437
My pleasure.
This is an I.R.S. Agent's dream.
1931
02:35:59.521 --> 02:36:01.689
I'll be promoted
chief of section off this.
1932
02:36:08.404 --> 02:36:11.448
Who would have believed it?
1933
02:36:11.532 --> 02:36:13.700
You an I.R.S. Agent?
1934
02:36:16.328 --> 02:36:19.414
Death and taxes.
1935
02:36:27.588 --> 02:36:31.133
~ Happy birthday to you ~
1936
02:36:31.216 --> 02:36:34.553
~ Happy birthday to you ~
1937
02:36:34.636 --> 02:36:40.141
~ Happy birthday
dear William ~
1938
02:36:40.225 --> 02:36:45.896
~ Happy birthday to you ~
1939
02:37:28.144 --> 02:37:31.146
Speech! Speech!
Speech!
1940
02:37:31.230 --> 02:37:36.067
Speech! Speech! Speech!
1941
02:37:36.151 --> 02:37:38.570
Thank you.
1942
02:37:40.905 --> 02:37:45.910
- I thought I was gonna sneak away tonight.
- No!
1943
02:37:47.995 --> 02:37:51.039
What a glorious night.
1944
02:37:51.123 --> 02:37:53.583
Every face I see is a memory.
1945
02:37:53.625 --> 02:37:58.588
It may not be a perfectly
perfect memory.
1946
02:37:58.671 --> 02:38:04.177
Uh, sometimes we had
our ups and downs.
1947
02:38:04.260 --> 02:38:06.595
But we're all together,
1948
02:38:06.721 --> 02:38:10.057
and you're mine for a night.
1949
02:38:13.018 --> 02:38:18.815
And I'm gonna break precedent
and tell you my one candle wish.
1950
02:38:18.898 --> 02:38:22.068
That you would have a life
as lucky as mine,
1951
02:38:22.151 --> 02:38:27.156
where you can wake up
one morning and say,
1952
02:38:27.239 --> 02:38:30.284
"I don't want anything more. "
1953
02:38:39.417 --> 02:38:43.337
Sixty-five years.
1954
02:38:43.379 --> 02:38:46.924
Don't they go by in a blink?
1955
02:39:29.922 --> 02:39:31.882
Hi.
1956
02:39:31.965 --> 02:39:35.552
Oh. What a night.
1957
02:39:35.635 --> 02:39:39.264
I'm having a hell of a time.
1958
02:39:42.016 --> 02:39:45.770
You were right... about Joe.
1959
02:39:45.853 --> 02:39:48.647
He, uh...
1960
02:39:48.731 --> 02:39:50.649
He is going somewhere.
1961
02:39:52.484 --> 02:39:54.486
I'm sorry.
1962
02:39:56.821 --> 02:39:59.074
You relieved?
1963
02:40:00.158 --> 02:40:03.286
Yes, but...
1964
02:40:03.327 --> 02:40:05.830
But what?
1965
02:40:12.085 --> 02:40:14.796
I want you to know
how much I love you,
1966
02:40:14.880 --> 02:40:18.174
that you've given a meaning to my life
that I had no right to expect,
1967
02:40:18.258 --> 02:40:20.760
that no one can
ever take from me.
1968
02:40:20.843 --> 02:40:22.970
- Dad...
- No!
1969
02:40:23.012 --> 02:40:27.099
I love you so much.
1970
02:40:27.183 --> 02:40:30.102
And I want you
to promise me something.
1971
02:40:30.185 --> 02:40:34.690
I don't want you
to ever worry about me.
1972
02:40:34.773 --> 02:40:38.276
And if anything should happen,
I'm gonna be okay.
1973
02:40:38.360 --> 02:40:41.279
And everything's
gonna be all right.
1974
02:40:41.362 --> 02:40:43.281
And I have no regrets.
1975
02:40:43.364 --> 02:40:46.701
And I want you
to feel the same way.
1976
02:40:52.456 --> 02:40:54.374
I love you, Daddy.
1977
02:40:54.458 --> 02:40:57.210
That's why it's okay.
1978
02:41:02.548 --> 02:41:04.509
No regrets?
1979
02:41:06.302 --> 02:41:08.345
No regrets.
1980
02:41:08.429 --> 02:41:10.681
That's a good feeling, isn't it?
1981
02:41:10.764 --> 02:41:13.433
Yeah.
1982
02:41:17.479 --> 02:41:19.731
Everybody's saying good-bye.
1983
02:41:22.650 --> 02:41:25.069
I'm still here.
1984
02:41:26.946 --> 02:41:29.448
Would you like to dance
with me, Susan?
1985
02:41:32.409 --> 02:41:34.619
Yeah.
1986
02:41:39.874 --> 02:41:42.543
If you don't mind dancing
with an old fogey like me.
1987
02:41:42.627 --> 02:41:47.798
Oh, Dad, you're not old.
1988
02:41:52.135 --> 02:41:54.763
You'll never be old.
1989
02:41:59.476 --> 02:42:01.436
Can I get you anything, sir?
1990
02:42:01.477 --> 02:42:04.605
No.
1991
02:42:04.689 --> 02:42:07.191
Do you have any peanut butter?
1992
02:42:08.567 --> 02:42:10.778
Uh, I don't think so, sir.
1993
02:42:10.819 --> 02:42:15.574
Mmm. Thank you anyway.
1994
02:42:15.657 --> 02:42:18.159
You're welcome.
1995
02:43:57.125 --> 02:43:59.461
What's that?
1996
02:43:59.502 --> 02:44:02.046
The fireworks are starting.
1997
02:44:02.130 --> 02:44:05.299
Let's go down and watch.
1998
02:44:09.178 --> 02:44:13.140
- Shall we?
- You go on ahead, honey.
1999
02:44:13.181 --> 02:44:15.767
I'm just gonna catch my breath.
2000
02:44:23.941 --> 02:44:25.860
Okay.
2001
02:44:44.252 --> 02:44:46.212
Okay.
2002
02:45:59.863 --> 02:46:02.365
Happy birthday, Bill.
2003
02:46:02.448 --> 02:46:04.367
Thank you.
2004
02:46:07.161 --> 02:46:09.580
Did you say good-bye?
2005
02:46:09.663 --> 02:46:12.583
Not exactly.
2006
02:46:12.666 --> 02:46:16.211
I guess you have your reasons.
2007
02:46:16.294 --> 02:46:18.213
Yes.
2008
02:46:24.427 --> 02:46:26.971
Now that we have a moment,
2009
02:46:27.054 --> 02:46:31.100
would you mind if I expressed my
gratitude for what you did for Susan?
2010
02:46:33.894 --> 02:46:38.565
I've never heard her speak of
any man as she spoke of you.
2011
02:46:38.648 --> 02:46:41.693
That's what I always
wanted for her.
2012
02:46:44.028 --> 02:46:46.947
But what happens
to her now?
2013
02:46:48.199 --> 02:46:50.909
I wouldn't worry about it, Bill.
2014
02:46:50.993 --> 02:46:53.954
These things have a way
of working out.
2015
02:46:57.332 --> 02:47:01.252
Would you mind if
I expressed my gratitude?
2016
02:47:02.628 --> 02:47:05.339
For you,
2017
02:47:05.423 --> 02:47:08.050
for the time
you've given me,
2018
02:47:08.133 --> 02:47:10.302
for the person you are.
2019
02:47:12.930 --> 02:47:17.600
Don't blow smoke up my ass.
You'll ruin my autopsy.
2020
02:47:28.652 --> 02:47:31.280
It's hard to let go, isn't it?
2021
02:47:35.158 --> 02:47:37.160
Yes, it is, Bill.
2022
02:47:39.287 --> 02:47:42.373
Well, that's life.
2023
02:47:42.457 --> 02:47:44.959
What can I tell you?
2024
02:48:19.365 --> 02:48:21.326
Should I be afraid?
2025
02:48:23.327 --> 02:48:25.496
Not a man like you.
2026
02:49:57.163 --> 02:49:59.082
You're here.
2027
02:50:03.711 --> 02:50:05.671
You bet.
2028
02:50:08.883 --> 02:50:11.385
Well, where did you go?
2029
02:50:12.803 --> 02:50:16.223
I don't know.
2030
02:50:16.264 --> 02:50:18.224
I don't...
2031
02:50:23.104 --> 02:50:27.233
I... I don't know,
you know. I...
2032
02:50:29.068 --> 02:50:33.864
It's all kind of blurred up
and hazy, but...
2033
02:50:33.905 --> 02:50:38.910
Would you know what I mean if I said
I don't think I'll ever figure it out?
2034
02:50:42.872 --> 02:50:45.041
But now I'm back.
2035
02:50:50.212 --> 02:50:52.130
That's it?
2036
02:50:56.426 --> 02:51:00.180
Well, I don't know what else to say.
Looks like a hell of a party.
2037
02:51:03.141 --> 02:51:05.601
You think so?
2038
02:51:08.062 --> 02:51:10.981
You look beautiful.
2039
02:51:12.316 --> 02:51:14.776
When you disappeared
around the corner,
2040
02:51:14.860 --> 02:51:19.781
I wasn't sure if I was
ever gonna see you again.
2041
02:51:30.708 --> 02:51:32.709
Hey, are you all right?
2042
02:51:41.551 --> 02:51:45.346
- The coffee shop.
- Yep.
2043
02:51:45.388 --> 02:51:50.184
I asked you if I said something wrong and
you said no, it was so right it scared you.
2044
02:51:50.267 --> 02:51:53.020
And then you said...
2045
02:51:53.103 --> 02:51:58.400
Forgive me for saying this,
but it's been with me ever since.
2046
02:52:01.569 --> 02:52:03.488
What has?
2047
02:52:04.947 --> 02:52:07.074
You said you liked me.
2048
02:52:10.911 --> 02:52:14.081
- No.
- You didn't?
2049
02:52:15.624 --> 02:52:20.712
I said...
I liked you so much.
2050
02:52:30.429 --> 02:52:33.056
Yeah.
2051
02:52:33.098 --> 02:52:35.767
We know so little
about each other.
2052
02:52:38.728 --> 02:52:41.064
But we've got time.
2053
02:52:43.691 --> 02:52:45.609
Yeah.
2054
02:52:54.826 --> 02:52:57.829
I wish you...
2055
02:53:01.165 --> 02:53:03.960
could've known my father.
2056
02:53:06.128 --> 02:53:08.505
Me too.
2057
02:53:12.259 --> 02:53:14.177
Me too.
2058
02:53:20.934 --> 02:53:22.852
What do we do now?
2059
02:53:26.564 --> 02:53:29.024
It'll come to us.
2060
02:53:30.359 --> 02:53:32.277
Yeah.
2061
02:55:03.528 --> 02:55:06.614
~ Somewhere ~
2062
02:55:06.697 --> 02:55:09.700
~ Over the rainbow ~
2063
02:55:10.784 --> 02:55:13.870
~ Way up high ~
2064
02:55:15.163 --> 02:55:20.543
~ And the dreams
that you dream of ~
2065
02:55:20.627 --> 02:55:26.627
~ Once in a lullaby ~
2066
02:55:26.716 --> 02:55:29.134
~ By, oh ~
2067
02:55:29.218 --> 02:55:31.970
~ Somewhere ~
2068
02:55:32.054 --> 02:55:35.223
~ Over the rainbow ~
2069
02:55:36.308 --> 02:55:39.394
~ Bluebirds fly ~
2070
02:55:40.562 --> 02:55:46.150
~ And the dreams
that you dream of ~
2071
02:55:46.233 --> 02:55:52.030
~ Dreams really do come true ~
2072
02:55:52.072 --> 02:55:54.241
~ Ooo-ooo ~
2073
02:55:54.324 --> 02:55:57.369
~ Some day you wish
upon a star ~
2074
02:55:57.452 --> 02:56:01.998
~ Wake up where the clouds
are far behind ~
2075
02:56:03.291 --> 02:56:08.587
~ Be where trouble melts
like lemon drops ~
2076
02:56:08.671 --> 02:56:11.256
~ High above the chimney top ~
2077
02:56:11.340 --> 02:56:14.051
~ It's where ~
2078
02:56:14.092 --> 02:56:17.137
~ You find me, oh ~
2079
02:56:17.220 --> 02:56:19.931
~ Somewhere ~
2080
02:56:20.014 --> 02:56:23.184
~ Over the rainbow ~
2081
02:56:24.310 --> 02:56:27.438
~ Bluebirds fly ~
2082
02:56:28.647 --> 02:56:33.777
~ And the dreams
that you dare to ~
2083
02:56:33.819 --> 02:56:36.446
~ Oh, why, oh, why ~
2084
02:56:36.530 --> 02:56:41.326
~ Can't I, I ~
2085
02:56:41.409 --> 02:56:44.412
~ Well, I see trees of green ~
2086
02:56:44.495 --> 02:56:47.998
~ And red roses too ~
2087
02:56:48.082 --> 02:56:51.627
~ I'll watch them bloom for ~
2088
02:56:51.668 --> 02:56:57.132
~ Me and you
and I think to myself ~
2089
02:56:57.215 --> 02:57:01.844
~ What a wonderful world ~
2090
02:57:04.180 --> 02:57:07.224
~ Well, I see skies of blue ~
2091
02:57:07.308 --> 02:57:10.060
~ And I see clouds of white ~
2092
02:57:10.144 --> 02:57:13.939
~ And the brightness of day ~
2093
02:57:14.022 --> 02:57:15.941
~ I like the dark ~
2094
02:57:16.024 --> 02:57:19.861
~ And I think to myself ~
2095
02:57:19.903 --> 02:57:24.282
~ What a wonderful world ~
2096
02:57:27.451 --> 02:57:30.204
~ The colors of the rainbow ~
2097
02:57:30.287 --> 02:57:33.040
~ So pretty in the sky ~
2098
02:57:33.123 --> 02:57:35.792
~ Are also on the faces ~
2099
02:57:35.876 --> 02:57:38.420
~ Of people passing by ~
2100
02:57:38.503 --> 02:57:41.005
~ I see friends shaking hands ~
2101
02:57:41.047 --> 02:57:44.800
~ Saying, how do you do ~
2102
02:57:44.884 --> 02:57:47.303
~ They're really saying ~
2103
02:57:47.386 --> 02:57:51.390
~ I, I love you ~
2104
02:57:52.474 --> 02:57:55.227
~ I hear babies cry ~
2105
02:57:55.268 --> 02:57:58.396
~ And I watch them grow ~
2106
02:57:58.480 --> 02:58:01.733
~ They'll learn much more ~
2107
02:58:01.816 --> 02:58:03.860
~ Than we'll know ~
2108
02:58:03.943 --> 02:58:07.404
~ And I think to myself ~
2109
02:58:07.488 --> 02:58:12.951
~ What a wonderful world ~
2110
02:58:12.993 --> 02:58:14.911
~ World ~
2111
02:58:14.995 --> 02:58:18.081
~ Some day I wish upon a star ~
2112
02:58:18.164 --> 02:58:22.126
~ Wake up where the clouds
are far behind ~
2113
02:58:23.920 --> 02:58:29.258
~ Be where trouble melts
like lemon drops ~
2114
02:58:29.341 --> 02:58:31.927
~ High above the chimney top ~
2115
02:58:31.969 --> 02:58:34.513
~ That's where ~
2116
02:58:34.596 --> 02:58:37.766
~ You'll find me, oh ~
2117
02:58:37.849 --> 02:58:40.685
~ Somewhere ~
2118
02:58:40.768 --> 02:58:43.771
~ Over the rainbow ~
2119
02:58:44.981 --> 02:58:48.067
~ Way up high ~
2120
02:58:49.276 --> 02:58:54.740
~ And the dreams
that you dare to ~
2121
02:58:54.823 --> 02:59:00.787
~ Why, oh, why, can't I ~
2122
02:59:00.828 --> 02:59:03.331
~ I ~