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Go on, say hello.
Hi, I'm Molly Charlsworth.
- Hi, Vince Rizzo.
Nice to meet you.
- Likewise.
Your assignment for next week is...
to find the most embarrassing...
the most unspeakable thing you can think of...
your secret of secrets...
with you new partner.
So what are you gonna do
with your partner's secret?
You're gonna use to find the courage...
to dramatize your own secret
which you've been trying to hide...
within an inch of your lives...
and you're gonna present
it to us next week...
in the form of a monologue
with no pauses. Is that clear?
Good. Any questions?
Very good. Good class!
So then to get her money in her room...
you said your father didn't get
himself, he just tried to kill your mother.
Only, my mother was away
and my father was a drunk.
It's when their wedding
put an end, come to life.
So my brother and I went to stay with
my aunt on her plantation in Hawaii...
opium byproducts.
And I got shackled off to so dusty and
best forgotten European boarding schools.
Wow.
What happened to your brother?
Oh God, no, I'm sorry...
It's just not very useful
for these purposes.
You see, the problem is I've told
this secret about a million times.
I've auditioned with it, in fact...
So it's your turn, Vince
and I'm stuck.
I don't know. Is it possible
that I don't have one?
No.
That would make far too healthy
towards being an actor.
Come on, think.
Well, for one thing...
I mean, right here...
I got a poker game tonight.
You mean, instead of telling her
you've enrolled in an acting class...
you told her you're out gambling.
Is that better?
Well, it's kinda hard to
explain, but yeah.
You see, my wife she wouldn't go...
she wouldn't go for the fact
that I wanna be an actor.
How very refreshing!
Yeah, I guess.
Come on, tell it to me.
Like you were confessing it.
I am Vince Rizzo, you asked
my most personal secret.
Well, my wife she thinks I got
a poker game tonight...
...and it's bullshit.
What do you mean?
You could do worse?
Yeah, try me.
I hardly know you.
I know, isn't it lovely?
I just met my son.
Where?
I'm a correctional officer.
You're a prison guard?
Well, sort of...
Yeah.
And how old is he, you're son?
- He's 24.
His name is Tony.
Tony Nardela.
This is brilliant.
How did you recognize him?
Well, his name it just popped
right out from the rap sheet.
You know, Nardela because
that was his mom, mom's name.
and he was born in Campton, New Jersey
which is where she lived.
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