The Mirror Has Two Faces Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1996
- 126 min
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- You're my mother, not the singer.
- I'll go home and change.
Stop it. We're late.
The priest is sweating.
All celibates sweat, dear.
If they didn't, they'd explode.
I bought a snack. If I sit through
this without eating, I'll pass out.
It'll only take 45 minutes.
Marrying outside your faith,
and on the sabbath ...
All I know about the sabbath is that
Bergdorff's isn't too crowded.
I want you to remember,
today is my day.
Behave, or I'll blow up your birth
certificate into a Christmas card.
I should have never
encouraged you to speak.
Maybe she'll look back
and turn into a pillar of salt.
Alex looks nervous.
- I hope I'm doing the right thing.
- I think you are.
The party is about to get started.
Okay girls, lick your lips.
Tell Claire I'm looking for her.
Your husband's a lucky guy.
- Waiter! Can we have more dressing?
- We were separated at birth.
- Two more drinks, when you can.
- This looks delicious.
- I can't believe he's married.
- And that he chose Claire over you.
- I told you not to introduce them.
- She was married, I didn't think.
- How are you handling all this?
- No more fantasies of handsome men.
- There's a guy out there somewhere.
- Who? Barry Neufeldt?
What's wrong with him, other than
that he looks like Gumpy?
Gumby, not Gumpy.
- I'm no great prize, either.
- You're a great person and teacher.
I think I've reached the point where
you know you'll never get married.
Married? What's marriage? A ring,
a contract. Fighting, compromising.
It can be more than that. You know
what I envy about people in love?
I'd love it
What I like. What I'm afraid of.
What kind of toothpaste I use.
I think
that would really be wonderful.
Hey, sister-in-law,
having a good time?
- Have you seen Claire?
- No, I'll find her for you.
You look beautiful tonight. I'm not
just saying that. You really do.
I heard you.
Why don't you have some coffee?
I'll find Claire.
- Alex is looking for you.
- Brother, it's starting already?
How could you do this?
- Yes ...!
- I'm Professor Gregory Larkin.
I'm calling about the response to
my ad. Is this Professor Morgan?
- I'm her sister. She knows nothing.
- Then maybe we shouldn't talk.
No! Rose would never answer herself.
Most of these guys are creeps.
But when it said you taught
at Columbia, something just clicked.
- You have seen her picture, right?
- Yes.
- And ...?
- And what?
Nothing. Great.
Make way, please.
This is the scene
at my sister's wedding.
She's getting drunk, regretting that
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