Factory Girl Page #4
for getting married?"
Okay, fine.
maybe three people.
Who?
The future Earl of Litchfield,
but he'll have to be the last, I think.
- Oh.
- And Mick Jagger.
Oh, yeah.
I hear he has a really big cock.
- And then who?
- Nureyev.
But I don't think
he likes women.
Are you allowed
to say that on television?
Oh, Andy, we couldn't say
anything on television.
They'd have to tape
our mouths shut.
It's so much more fun
in New York
since you showed up.
Those were really
the happiest days of my life.
When we were experiencing life
on our own terms.
What better way
to say goodbye
the Mayflower girl.
Andy, what do you think
of Edie's new look?
It'll be great.
I can't wait to see it.
Andy took ordinary
objects and made them iconic.
I always thought that he was throwing
America back in its face-
you know, turning the assembly
line into a punchline.
Hello?
Andy.
When are you going
to show me your drawings?
You've showed them
to Gerard and Brigid.
I want them
to be the right ones.
Well just put anything together.
We'll make a show.
Ileana Sonnabend is coming to New York
next month. I'll introduce you.
Really?
I will.
This weekend I'll-
Oh no, not this weekend. We're supposed
to go to Fire Island, remember?
Well when am I supposed
to get it done?
It'll happen.
That's easy for you to say.
You have nothing to worry about.
Oh, that's not true.
The Sculls cancelled
a whole order of Brillo boxes.
Andy, I know plenty
of people in New York
who are looking
to buy great art.
Edie, I just think
it will clash terribly
with the Biedermeier chairs.
Well you can just say
whatever color you want.
I just picked up a new blue from Pearl
that's fantastic.
Well, Mrs. Shingle,
just so you know,
my mother had one
done last month,
and she was so happy with it
Wow, your mother always
did have excellent taste.
Taupe I think
would work best.
I wonder if people
What, when we're dead?
Yeah.
I think people will talk about how
you changed the world.
I wonder what
they'll say about you
in your obituary.
I like that word.
Nothing nice, I don't think.
Come on.
It would say...
"Edith Minturn Sedgwick,
beautiful artist
and actress... "
"And all-around loon. "
"Remembered for setting
the world on fire... "
"And escaping the clutches
of her terrifying family. "
"Made friends with everybody
and anybody... "
wherever she went.
Divorced as many times
as she married,
she leaves only
good wishes behind. "
That's nice, isn't it?
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