Norman Page #4

Yeah. Sure. Sure, why not.

- Good.

- I'm staying at the Warwick.

You can leave a message for me there

with the details.

Okay. Will do.

- Thank you. Thank you, Norman...

- Oppenheimer.

- Oppenheimer.

- Norman Oppenheimer. Yeah.

Here. Take this.

It has my private number in back.

No matter what,

whenever you are in Israel,

Norman Oppenheimer,

if you ever need anything, feel free to call.

(LAUGHS)

This is me.

Micha Eshel. E-S-H-E-L.

Just tell him he is the guy that is in charge

of regulating the energy industry.

Can you do that for me?

Oh, my name?

My... My name is Norman Oppenheimer.

Yeah. No, Mr. Eshel is

a very, very close friend of mine.

Well, just get back to me, okay?

Could you do that?

Thank you. Thank you.

NORMAN:
I got a meeting!

What? With Jo Wilf?

No, no, no. Better. Better. With Arthur Taub.

Yeah, him and my Israeli guy.

At Taub's house, tonight.

How did you manage that?

I told you. I'm a good swimmer.

(LINE RINGING)

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

(LINE CONTINUES RINGING)

Yeah, hey.

Could you connect me

to Mr. Eshel's room, please?

Well, could I leave a message?

Norman Oppenheimer.

(SPEAKING IN HEBREW)

Did he say what he does?

He's a businessman...

some kind of investment fund.

I'm not sure exactly. A warm Jew...

DUBY:
Micha...

You can't walk in there

with someone you just met.

What do you know about him?

These things are important.

You want to meet Arthur Taub?

Let me set up a proper meeting.

Are you sure? It seems harmless.

DUBY:
I'm sure. One hundred percent sure.

I hear Taub is like a nuclear submarine.

We don't even know

what this event is all about...

I don't want you walking into

an uncomfortable situation.

Go see a movie. Go have good meal.

I'll book a table...

ESHEL:
No, no, it's okay...

Any press about my trip so far?

No, nothing special.

It's better this way.

All right, I'll get something to eat.

Don't worry about me.

OK, but put it on your hotel bill...

the gas company is paying for it.

And do me a favor...

stay away from the Normans, please...

Sure.

Okay, okay...

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

(LINE RINGING)

(DOORBELL RINGS)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

- (INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

- Wonderful.

(LAUGHING)

Hey. Ronnie, great to see you.

Thanks for coming, I appreciate it.

Thank you.

(SCOFFS)

(LINE RINGING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

Excuse me.

Mr. Taub would like to speak with you.

Would you mind joining me?

You can wait for him in here.

All right. Thank you.

(SNIFFS)

ARTHUR:
Mr. Oppenheimer?

Oh.

Norman. Norman.

We met, actually, at the Stern auction.

- My wife is very friendly with Lili.

- Mmm.

Oh, by the way, I can't thank you enough

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