Factory Girl Page #3

I knew what I saw.

And so he sent me off

to Silver Hill

just like he did with my brothers

Minty and Bobby.

It was sort of

the Sedgwick way.

Who was the first boy you ever kissed?

Fuzzy.

Silver Hill.

I can't take it anymore.

I want to die.

Why do you want to die?

Because my credit's

no good at Bonwit Teller.

Because I just stole

$30 worth of underwear from Bergdorf's,

and I think I might

do it again.

Is that you, Edie?

I thought you might

be lonely on the watch.

Don't lie to Wanda.

- I've known you for too long.

- But really, Wanda,

everything is just super.

I met the most

fantastic people.

I went to this gallery.

You know, Roy Lichtenstein

and Jasper Johns

and Andy Warhol.

I may get a show there.

Somebody asked me

to be in a movie, Wand.

Wouldn't you love

to be in a movie?

Are you still seeing a doctor?

In today's news,

rioting continued

in Alabama

as civil rights demonstrators converged

on the courthouse steps

in downtown Selma.

Who could grant any wish.

Andy was a little boy

who needed

to be taken care of.

I mean, his mother

moved in with him when he was 22.

As a child, he had this horrible

nervous condition.

- It made him feel like an outsider.

- Thanks, Mama.

I like your Sunday

personality better.

Hello?

- Hello?

- Hello.

Hello.

How are you, dear?

Well, Andy, I'm just about ready

to flip my lid.

Henry Winthorpe llI

just left The Factory.

Oh, the toothpaste heir?

How were his teeth?

Oh, I didn't notice,

but his cock was beautiful.

- Was it big?

- Listen.

- Did he know you were taping him?

- He insisted.

Andy, I'm getting

such good tapes.

I don't care if she is wearing

a wig. It's a movie about boys.

- It's supposed to be an all-male cast.

- But Edie looks like a boy.

- Like a beautiful boy.

- And I think she's fantastic.

But she shouldn't be in this.

It throws off the whole concept.

It's supposed to be about thugs

and J.D.s and hooligans.

Oh, I know.

I know.

Is she gonna

say anything,

or is she just gonna sit

there like a mannequin?

I just don't think

she's cut out for this.

Well, Gerard, maybe Edie doesn't think

you're cut out for it either.

"Vinyl," a film by Andy Warhol

starring Gerard Malanga.

I'm a troublemaker. A hooligan.

A real motherf***er.

So if you got a problem,

I can stick it where I can put it

whether you want it or not.

Why is he doing that?

Why doesn't he stop?

In The Factory you were accepted

and encouraged

and even expected

to be different.

Andy made me

feel comfortable,

and I believe that

he felt comfortable with me.

No, I'm serious. Let's say you're

on a TV show like "Steve Allen"

and he says, "So, Edie, any plans

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