Afterglow Page #3
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- Year:
- 1997
- 119 min
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Pretty damn good. You should put them
on the walls.
They're not very accomplished.
Well you could have fooled me.
I don't know what I like,
but I know what art is.
- Yes.
I was thinking.
You could build a door right here
so you keep an eye on him.
- That's always important with a child.
- That would be great.
I've got some pictures here of
a little girl's room I did.
Let's see. That's a gat I did.
Here's Buffoni's. Whatever that is.
Here's this little girl's room.
- Here's the wallpaper that goes.
- I love the moons and stars.
- Yeah, that's great, ain't it?
- I love them!
- What do you think?
- Nice. You got a painter's eye.
- I like that. Let's do that.
- Let me get some measurements.
- Are you married, Lucky?
- 24 years to the same gal.
Used to be an actress in California.
Phyllis Hart.
She's on the tube every now and then,
in some old movie.
- Any children?
- No.
- Can I ask why not?
- It just didn't work out.
Phyl's a hell of a gal just for
putting up with me.
I can't imagine you'd be difficult
to live with.
I never got past having fund and
not feeling crappy about what I did.
That's all right, though.
She lets me do it, no questions asked.
She sounds like a very
secure woman.
I envy that.
Yeah.
Cassie...
Cassie?
Cass... Cass...
Cassie?
Cassie it's me!
Cassie! Cassie!
Cassie... Cassie... Cassie...
Cassie! Cassie!
Baby I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry, baby.
Oh, my Cass.
I'm so sorry.
Be coming around at 9 in the morning
if that's okay.
- I might make some noise.
- I'll look forward to it.
- "See you later."
- "Yes."
See you!
I'll look forward to it.
"See you later."
- Busy?
- Just doing my nails.
Ornay sure plays cut-throat.
Glad we're on the same side.
- Watch it with that.
- Cut-throat.
- That's not funny.
- Excuse me, Mr. Byron.
Mr. Ornay's executive assistant
just called.
You look extremely nice again today,
Helene.
- Thank you, sir.
- Ditto, Helene.
You should come in here more often.
Mr. Ornay would like to re-schedule
your meeting to this weekend...
...at Chateau Lenore.
Rent me a car, and book everything,
me plus one.
Yes, sir.
Ever wonder about women being like
fine wine?
Sort of like kissing your aunt.
Kissing, Donald?
What are you doing?
Impossibilities, Donald.
I'm excited about the impossibilities
of things.
- Hey, Lucky.
- Hey, Judy.
- Would you get me a beer?
Hi, babe.
We can't escape the game.
I won't even glace at it if you're
going to say something.
No, go ahead. It's nice to see
Better than whacking
the little woman.
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