True Colors Page #3
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- 1991
- 111 min
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You prepare for everything
the way you prepare for parties?
John, let's get something to eat.
Could you pass these around?
Peter! A special hat for you.
Looks good.
- Bathroom's there.
- Just wanted to get out of the crowd.
Have you seen Tim?
Deep into it with some guy from Justice.
That's not "some guy".
That's the Deputy Attorney General.
It's like the National Review
come to life in there.
And are you impressed by that?
Yes, I am.
- How was London?
- Oh, great. Fantastic.
- You went to school there?
- I've still got lots of friends there.
Shuttle them in for the party?
- You don't remind me of James Dean.
- What?
If James Dean was a graduate grind.
Tim likes to make the basically boring
glamorous. No offence.
- None taken.
- There you are.
Give me the last kiss of '83.
I haven't seen that much log-rolling
since my father's poker games.
What's log-rolling?
Compromising the duties of office
under the guise of expediency.
Government by cheques and cocktails.
- A system that's worked for 200 years.
- I said nothing about your dad.
- Don't start.
- One minute to go!
- Resolutions?
- Find a good margarita in Georgetown.
- Cop out!
- You?
- Too young and powerless to mention.
- OK, next decade?
Prosecuting half the guest list.
To be in Congress within 10 years.
- That's it?
- But I mean it.
- Is this expensive?
- About $80.
I'll make a bet with you.
Election night '90. If I win,
you each owe me a bottle, by hand.
- If not?
- I'll bring you a case.
Just send mine. I won't want to be
around you the day after you lost.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, Pete.
Happy New Year!
My turn, Tim.
- What's wrong with this party?
- Who told you about it?
I smoked a joint with the caterer.
It's drug-induced? Can we drive
around for hours looking for a diner?
Usher in the New Year with adults
and you'll become one.
- Where is this joint?
- Over by Bridgeport.
- Here we are.
- This looks shitty.
- Let's go to Greenwich.
- It's worse.
- One drink.
- We won't stay long, I promise.
They've written "Party" three times
on the marquee. How bad can it be?
- They've clearly pulled out all the stops.
- OK, OK!
Two draughts, two shooters of Jack
and a Baileys.
- Jack?
- Yeah.
Browns for my friend.
No, Browns for my friend.
Petey Bertkowski?
Is that Petey Bertkowski?
Jesus! Out of my way!
Coming through! Out of my way!
Bertkowski! Petey Bertkowski! Jesus!
Todd!
- Short hair! It's been a long time.
- Yeah, a long time.
I saw your dad. I work for the city
and he worked with us.
A big snowstorm before Thanksgiving.
- We're just leaving.
- Seen Janine?
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