Rocky II Page #2

- OK. Everybody's proud of you, Rock.

- Yeah?

- Yeah!

- (nurse) Now.

- I feel good tonight.

- Yeah, you look good.

- Let's go.

- (Paulie whistles)

- How are we feeling tonight?

- Oh, very handsome.

- That tastes good.

- My kid would die for your autograph.

- Sure.

- Would you sign it to:

"My good friend Charlie Flynn."

- My hands are so sore.

- It's OK.

- It's my first autograph.

- Thank you.

You're welcome.

To my good friend Charlie Flynn,

who I don't even know.

Yo, Apollo?

- Who is it?

- It's just me, Rocky. Listen...

- Could you answer me one question?

- Yeah, sure.

Did you give me your best?

Yeah. Yeah.

Thank you.

This year...

- You all right?

- Great bein' outside.

This coming year you're gonna

make $300,000. This fiscal year.

- Hey, Rock!

- How you doin', Pete?

- Hey, could you sign my head?

- Yeah, sure.

- Thanks.

- Hope it don't go to your brain.

- Bet that's heavy.

- A bit.

Just think how fast you'll be

when you get it off.

Just a minute. Can I borrow this?

Let me use your head.

- Sign, Rocky. Sign the deal.

- I wanna talk to you a little bit about this.

- It's a standard deal.

- Just for talkin' about shavin' stuff?

- Sledgehammers... Whatever. Batteries...

- All kinds of commercials.

- Balls and baseballs?

- You're gonna make $300,000.

Strike while the iron's hot.

- Yeah, people kinda forget.

- The time is now to make a dollar.

Sign it here. It takes you two seconds

to sign. It's a standard deal.

OK, I'll sign it,

but I gotta go somewhere now.

Where you goin'?

What could be more important?

I just gotta do some things,

but I'll be back. I'll talk to you.

- Give me a call, then.

- Where will we call you?

- I'll give you a call.

- You got a number?

I'll just call you.

I'll go "Hey! Yo!" I'll call you.

All right, you call.

The guy's got brain damage.

It's great bein' outta the hospital

and not havin' to take all those pills.

And my legs were gettin' so sore

and all that from just layin' there.

I was kind of shrinkin' and all that.

It's great to be outside, you know?

- What are we doin' here at the zoo?

- Well, you know, I kinda like the zoo a lot.

It's a special place, especially when it

snows - it smells clean and everything.

Don't you like the zoo? Huh?

- I like the zoo.

- Yeah, me too.

You know, I was wonderin', like...

What do you think you're doin' for,

like, the next, uh... 40 or 50 years?

What do you mean?

I was wonderin' if, uh... you wouldn't

mind marrying me very much.

What'd ya say?

If you wouldn't mind

marryin' me too much.

Yes. I'd like to marry you.

- Yeah?

- Yes.

- Yeah?

- Yes.

I'll be a good guy, I promise.

I ain't gonna do nothin' wrong. I ain't

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