The Last Tycoon Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1976
- 123 min
- 282 Views
Okay.
Robbie, we need more men.
Oh, Christ,
we need that head next week.
Bring in the pumps
from stage nine!
Stage nine.
Watch those cables!
Get the cables out of the water!
Whoa...
All right, hold it, right...
Whoa.
l'm sorry.
We just followed the trucks in.
Good evening, sir.
Good evening, Kino.
ls everything all right
at the studio, sir?
Yes.
Would you like some tea?
No, thank you.
Shall l turn off the lights?
Yes.
Darling, l've come home.
Yes.
Yes.
l told you, one of them
wore a silver belt.
How dare you ask me
that question?
No, l don't know which one wore it.
Right.
Cut!
Well, find a cop on duty.
Mm-hmm.
And tell Robinson to call me
as soon as he wakes up.
Which one, Monroe?
Take six.
No, wait, let's see it again.
Roll it again, Jack.
Stage 24,
take five.
Action!
Yeah?
You found the name?
Oh, good work, good work.
Uh-huh.
Well, no, divide the name
between yourselves...
...and try every one in the book.
Okay?
Good work.
Hi.
Will you go to the ball
with me tomorrow night?
What ball?
Screenwriters' Ball...
...down at the Ambassador.
Oh, yeah.
No, l don't think so.
l might just come in late.
Oh?
So...
Uh...
So, when do you go
back to college?
l've just got home.
l'm sorry.
l'll go back as soon as l can.
Well, don't you want to?
Well, l don't know.
l'm pretty well educated.
Maybe l should get married.
Well, l'd marry you.
l'm lonely, but...
...l'm too old and tired
to undertake anything.
Undertake me.
What?
Undertake me.
Oh, no, Cecilia.
l've known you so long.
l've never thought of you that way.
You don't use that line this year.
What?
Nothing.
Yeah?
Mr. Stahr, Mr. Rodriguez...
...is still waiting to see you.
Oh, yeah. Send him in.
l'm sorry.
These actors...
Did you press that buzzer
with your foot?
Yes.
Of course not.
But you will dance with me
at the ball.
Sure l will.
Hello, Monroe.
Hello!
How are you?
Wonderful, really great.
You look just wonderful.
Thank you.
l had to see you in your office.
Sit down.
So... what's the trouble?
l'm through.
You're through?
What do you mean,
you're through?
Have you seen Variety?
Your picture's held over
at the Roxy.
lt did 37,000 in Chicago last week.
l know.
That's a tragedy.
l'm in a tragic mess.
lt's...
Well, what are you talking about?
lt's Esther and me.
Mm-hmm?
l love her.
She's my wife.
Yeah?
But l'm through.
l'm washed up.
lt's gone.
What's gone?
l've gone.
l'm ashamed to go to bed
with my wife.
l know Rainy Day grossed
25,000 in Des Moines...
...and broke all
records in St. Louis...
...and did 27,000 in Kansas City?
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