Breakable You Page #3
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- Year:
- 2017
- 120 min
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And don't forget,
his fiercest competitor.
Which is exactly why your input
would be so crucial to the book.
So, what did you
have in mind?
A series of interviews.
Your memories, your insight
into his creative process.
- It would be invaluable.
- Uh-huh.
Yeah, I am extremely busy
with my new play, but I'll...
I'll do whatever
I can to help.
Oh, that's wonderful.
That is so generous.
No. The privilege
is all mine.
This is a lovely Chteauneuf.
Isn't it, babe?
Mm, it's a little corky.
- Is it?
- Oh, look at the time.
I hate to be a...
- Party pooper?
- Thank you.
But my cousins
from Montpellier are in town.
Yeah, we can't desert
the French now, can we?
The balls on that putz.
"A series of interviews."
Call Charlie Rose, Bob.
Call 60 f***ing Minutes.
SANDRINE:
What a strange man.
He was so uncomfortable
in his own skin.
He once called
a play of mine
"a meaningless work
by a gifted writer."
That's his style.
Compliments you while sticking
a shiv in your back.
You don't have to help him.
You don't owe him anything.
No, but I owe Vincent.
If it wasn't for him,
I'd still be teaching
high school English in Yonkers.
I got all the glory.
But I envied him.
He was deeper,
and more original,
and uncompromising.
The rotten bastard.
Even now, from the grave,
he's one-upping me.
Well,
tonight,
you've got the edge on him.
Ruthie.
You look wonderful.
Hello, Adam.
I'm glad you could come.
I made some coffee.
You go sit.
You must be wondering
why I've been
so persistent.
I have some exciting news
about Vincent.
Oh.
You remember
his sister Lillian?
She died
this past summer.
No. I didn't know.
Her kids were cleaning out
her house and came across
Vinnie's papers.
It wasn't just letters
and notebooks.
He said he destroyed it.
And it's brilliant.
It is the breakout play
his agent was always asking for.
And have you
contacted Judith?
Oh, she doesn't
return my calls.
Well, don't take it
personally.
Takes her a week
to get back to me.
Anyway, I want you
to read it first.
If it's as brilliant
as I think it is,
maybe you could
follow up with Judith.
Of course, Ruth.
If you could read it soon, that
would be a special favor for me.
Yeah, I'll read it. I'll...
I'll do what I can.
- I read it every night.
- Oh.
I keep the original
next to my bed.
It makes me feel
like he's here with me again.
[LAUGHS]
MAUD:
Hi, Mom.
Oh, my goodness,
you look so good!
Do you have a date?
Oh, please.
I've had this dress for years.
I'm just having an early dinner
with your Uncle Paul.
Oh, Uncle Paul's
in town?
For a few days
on union business.
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