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Are you in love with her? |
Her? |
Are you? |
No. |
Then it's not your problem. |
It isn't? |
No. You know too many sick ladies. |
I guess so. |
How do you expect to get anything done if you allow yourself to get sidetracked? Particularly in your business... you deal with women every day... |
I guess so. |
Don't worry, honey, I'll protect you. |
Okay. |
God, I adore you. |
Shit. |
Hello. |
Whoever she is, she doesn't give up, does she? |
No. |
What're you looking for? |
My keys. |
I thought you said you weren't going anywhere. |
I'm not. I mean I've gotta see this friend of mine for a few minutes. |
You mean that girl, don't you? |
Thanks a lot. |
Listen, baby, don't leave, really. |
Why not? |
I'll be right back, it's just that this girl is a different girl... she has attacks. |
What? |
These attacks... it's got something to do with her... uh... pancreas. |
She's got a... |
Does she have a pancreatic ulcer? |
Yeah, I think so. |
That's very serious. Who's her doctor? |
I don't know. |
Gee, that's very serious... |
I know. |
Ruth Lesserman had a pancreatic ulcer. |
She did? |
It turned out to be cancer. |
Wow. |
So what are you doing going over there? You're not her doctor. |
I've gotta give her some pills. Percodan, she ran out. |
And listen, I'll be right back and I want your ass in that bed when I get back. |
You're very rude... if you don't come back |
I'll be back in a while. |
I don't want to see you anymore. |
I'll be right back, baby, really. |
You're late, George. |
I gotta talk to you. |
I don't want to talk about it... |
But you don't know what happened. |
I don't care. |
I don't care about that girl, I don't care if she's dead. |
Calm down, baby. |
I'm perfectly calm, George, I'm simply saying you have no respect for me, that you're incapable of distinguishing between me and one of your average Hollywood... mummers... |
What? |
Nummers. |
What? |
Numbers, and I don't need to place myself in that kind of position. |
I like myself far too much, far too much. |
I don't want to place you in any position |
to be put in that kind of position... |
I'll have Mary wash you. Mary! |
George |
I'm coming, baby How's Otis doing, anyway? |
I'm not used to that kind of treatment. |
What kind of treatment? |
I've never been treated that way, and I'm not going to start now. |
Jesus, I don't know, baby, I been cutting too much hair lately. I'm losing all my concepts... |
I can see that. |
You're looking great, baby. |
What're you doing later? |
Whatever you say. |
We have this political thing tonight. Could you comb me out at the house? |
I don't know. I'm beginning to feel guilty. |
What about? |
All I ever do is play. I should be doing something to get my own shop open. |
Why don't you see Lester? |
Your husband? |
Yes. |
What about? |
The shop. I think you're a good investment, and I don't mind telling him. |
Hey, listen, baby, I'm a star. |
Is she all right? |
I don't know. Just a minute... |
Anyway. |
I hope she's all right. |
She's fine. You really think I'd be a good investment? |
I wouldn't say so if I didn't. |
No, I know. |
And I certainly wouldn't tell Lester. |
I know. |
I mean it or I wouldn't say it. |
That's great. You look great, baby, great. Dennis, look at Felicia's hair. |
Hi. |
Hello, George. |
Comb my hair out later, honey. |
No, that's okay, I'll do It now. |
No, baby... I'm glad you're coming tonight. |
But aren't you... |
Right now, I just don't care. |
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