Mona Lisa Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 104 min
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Some whores are black.
you take what you're given,
don't ya?
I didn't ask to drive you around.
I was given you, same as you was given me.
- The only difference is,
you complain and I don't.
- [Stereo:
"Mona Lisa"]- Turn it off!
you heard me. Turn it off.
- No.
you asked me to buy clothes.
I bought 'em!
But you make remarks.
Anybody ever teach you manners?
- you want to work for me?
- No!
- [ Tires Screeching ]
Get out.
Get f***ing out, lady!
Now tell me I'm fired.
- All right. You're fired.
- Lovely.
I'm fired,
and you're streetwalkin'.
- [Horn Honking]
- F*** off.
you swine.
[Horn Honking]
Go screw yourself!
- [Men Yelling]
- [Horns Honking]
- Hey!
- Piss off.
- Look, come on!
Look, come on. you can't stand
in the middle of the road.
You're gonna get run over.
Come on, please.
Please. I'm sorry.
I'm-- I've wasted your money.
I look ridiculous. I'm sorry.
- you don't look that bad.
- Well, bad enough.
Get in the car, eh?
Madame?
- We're late.
- All right, all right.
I'm-- I'm sorry.
- [Horn Honking]
- We're gonna get run over here.
- Where'd you wanna go?
- Up to Highbridge.
[Car Stereo]
some refreshments, sir.
Oh, thank you very much.
Will she be long?
- No more than usual, sir.
- Right. Cheers.
[ Humming ]
[Man]
See you next Friday.
- Uh, who do I give this to?
- To me.
Oh, thank you.
Thanks a lot. See ya.
He took his time.
What, he fall asleep halfway through?
Well, you never know
with these darkies, do ya?
Oh. I'm sorry.
- I told you I was cheap, didn't I?
- Very.
Much obliged.
- Where to now?
- King's Cross.
Back to the meat rack.
your wish is my command.
[George]
Jesus. They're so young.
Hey, tell me something.
What?
Do they ever
want you back?
- Who?
- your clients.
- Always.
- What, they--
They fall in love with you?
Well, do they?
Sometimes they fall for
what they think I am.
What do they think you are?
What you think.
A black whore.
- Did I say that?
- What do you think then?
Well, you ain't
no night nurse.
I ain't no night nurse.
Let's say you're a,
a lady.
Why, thank you.
Yeah.
So what about
this job then?
Well, it's--
- It's just driving, you know.
- Yeah?
Driving who?
A tall, thin, black tart.
- I could write a book about it.
- Too many T's.
No, no.
He comes out of nick,
and they owe him one,
and they give him a job
driving a tall, thin, black tart,
and she f***in' hates him.
- Treats him like a doormat.
- And he hates her?
- Well, kind of.
- you mean he likes her?
- He don't even know her, does he?
- [Pager Beeping]
She's early.
- you look better in the daytime.
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