Gia Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 120 min
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I have an appointment.
Hold, please.
Of course you do.
G what?
Okay.
There. Gia.
Just f*** the rest of it. Call me Gia.
Do you think you can remember that,
honey?
Yeah? Cool.
Now tell the b*tch I'm here.
I've already seen the pictures, darling.
Maurice sent them.
I wanted to see the real thing.
Well, this is it.
It certainly is.
You practically gave
my receptionist a coronary.
Yeah, well, look.
This was a free trip to New York...
and if I knew you were looking
for Marcia-f***ing-Brady...
I would've stayed home.
How do you know
what I'm looking for?
- Look at me.
- I'm looking, I'm looking.
You know, dressing like
a motorcycle tramp...
is somewhat interesting
for a 17-year-old girl.
Talking like one is not.
In fact, talking at all is not really
required in this profession...
or even encouraged.
Anything you might have to say
you say through the camera...
the image, huh...
and hopefully the product.
What comes out of your mouth
is totally irrelevant.
Understood?
Yes, sir.
Now, this is a career.
This is a future.
This is a life...
if you want it.
Does that mean
you can get me a job?
I get you the interviews.
You get the job.
And I believe you will.
Dear Diary, this is my life.
Go see Young & Rubicom, 9:45.
Go see people at Revlon, 11:15.
Go see Demi Moore, Bob Stone,
Somebody Malowinksi...
and "Get lost, honey.
You ain't what we're lookin' for. "
- Next!
- Thank you and f*** you. Bye.
Yeah, I go see, I go see.
Nobody sees me.
"Ah, piece of meat, come here.
Show me your bag. "
And they stick their finger in you.
"I just wanna taste your temperature. "
Go see, go see, go see,
go see somebody else.
I ain't no good at this.
I ain't no good at this at all.
But even if you are good at it,
what, exactly, are you good at?
- You can't leave now.
- I have to go.
What, what?
To Philadelphia?
- For what?
- I got stuff.
I have to go.
Well, somebody has to take care of me.
I'm just a kid.
Bullshit.
What's in Philadelphia
that's more important than me?
- Do not do that.
- Do not do what?
Do not pretend you're gonna do something
when you know you're not.
What am I not gonna do?
What else?
What?
- Know what I want?
- What?
What?
How do they fit?
This turn you on?
Yeah.
- Kinda.
- All right.
Come here.
- Have you ever had sex with a man?
- Yeah.
Once.
And?
And I could've done that
with a German shepherd.
Dear Book, this is
another day in the life.
A life is like a book.
A book is like a box.
A box has six sides,
inside and outside.
So how do you get
to what's inside?
How do you get
what's inside out?
Once upon a time,
there was a very pretty girl...
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