Happy Endings Page #3
I hate to tell you,
he's really kind of a p*ssy.
Who are you?
I'm a friend.
I'm like a mentor... guy.
He went to my high school
Do you want to find him?
Because I can tell you how...
on one condition...
which is...
you let me film the whole thing...
you finding your kid.
See, I need to get into AFI.
Do you know AFI?
AFI is American Film Institute.
So, they have scholarships.
Well, they have, like,
one scholarship a year...
so I need a killer film.
A documentary,
like you finding your kid.
I don't believe this.
OK, yeah.
We'd have to fake parts of it.
Sure, we would.
But the emotion would be true.
Your guilt and stuff...
that would be our selling point.
I am so glad
that you're not a dog.
I mean, you know,
even if the story is great...
people want to look at
good-Iooking people.
You know,
So, huge relief
when I saw you, you know?
And I can make you look better.
That's lighting.
I don't need to see my son.
I was going to have
an abortion, in fact...
until someone talked me out it.
If you don't care, then why'd you keep
updating the adoption agency...
with your addresses?
There's four of them in the file.
He has the information.
He can contact me if he wants to.
He won't. He threw it away.
The whole file.
That's how I got it.
If it wasn't for me, you'd go
to your grave without ever seeing him.
You can keep that.
I have the original.
I needed to reshoot finding it
for the movie.
There's other stuff, too.
that I can...
Anyway, just... say yes.
I mean, it's win-win here.
This is a human being
you're talking about.
Yeah! Who you gave away, OK?
I mean, come on,
don't... don't be like that.
Look, I know that this is
one of those big ideas...
but it's really just better
if you just say yes to the movie...
because otherwise, I have to
charge you 25K just for the info.
That's what they want
at AFI for a year.
OK, you tell me where my son is
or I'm going to the police.
In fact, no, I'm going to go
to the police anyway...
you miserable jackass!
And I'm gonna press
every charge they come up with.
How's that for a big idea?
F***.
F***!
God damn it! You know...
what I didn't figure
is that you wouldn't care.
Which you don't. You haven't
I was gonna throw you that bone.
But you know what? F*** you!
No, no, no,
you can tell me his first name.
No, you blew it.
Wow, you look... different.
Well, yeah,
it was a long time ago, OK?
What'd you look like back then?
I don't... Forget it.
Listen, do you know
who the father is?
Because if you say no,
maybe this guy will go to him.
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