Goodbye Emmanuelle Page #2
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Or where he lives?
At the hotel, I think.
Did he say he'd be back?
He didn't say anything.
He just asked to be shown
around the island, that's all.
You're as fresh as morning dew.
I'm as hungry as a wolf.
Speaking of which!
- She wasn't with you?
- Well, no.
To each his neurosis.
Florence takes a shower
every time she makes love.
I shower when I'm too hot.
What's the matter with
these dogs this morning?
We have to see each other
more often.
I had forgotten how pleasant
it is to make love all together.
Not l.
Come on, the dogs... that's enough.
Jimmy, Olga... quiet.
That's sweet.
It's him.
Who?
The Phantom Ship!
What are you talking about?
No kidding!
This gentleman is a director.
He's looking for exteriors for his film.
I didn't catch your name.
Perrin, Gregory Perrin.
My wife, Florence... Emmanuelle
and Jean... our friends.
- Hello.
- Hello.
- We've already met, haven't we?
- It's possible.
Why are you laughing?
Oh, nothing. Something
Emmanuelle told me.
Come... I'll show you my house.
It has a history, you know.
Really?
It was built by a retired colonel of
the Indian army.
It's made entirely of teak.
You can't put a nail through it.
It's wood that the colonel had stolen
when the English left.
He brought an entire boat full.
Good morning, everybody!
Good morning.
Good morning.
Do you know Mr. Perrin?
Oh, excuse me.
What's with you?
Someone with beautiful eyes
like you shouldn't be modest.
Especially in front of a director.
Are you looking for a star?
No, only settings.
- What kind of settings?
- Houses.
What kind of houses?
In ruins, rather old,
and preferably isolated.
There's the one on Digue Island.
I can show it to you, if you wish.
Is it far?
No, it's in my bedroom.
I painted it last year.
Will you come?
If you ask me, Chloe doesn't
stand a chance.
He only had eyes for Emmanuelle.
What do you think?
I don't dislike him.
I'm going to see
what they're doing.
Hey, you'll tell us about it?
Of course.
She never gets tired.
How do we get there?
It takes a little under three hours.
I can take you there if you want...
with my husband's boat.
No, thank you. I'd rather take the
regular boat and see people.
What people?
I like your work.
It's cheerful, isn't it?
The country seems to inspire you.
No more than any other.
You know, after a while...
...you need to add cheerfulness
in the landscape yourself.
Can we go out here,
through the garden?
Yes. When will you go to
Digue Island?
Tomorrow. Say goodbye to
your friends for me.
Hello.
I passed you with my boat.
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