Stanley & Iris Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1990
- 104 min
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have I got a name if I can't write it?
Am I a human being if I can't read it?
Why don't you do something about it?
Cox, could you shut off the water?
I want to talk to you for a minute.
I got some bad news for you.
This is your last day.
Could you pick up your pay cheque?
- You had some complaints?
- No.
As a matter of fact, you make a good stew.
So what's the beef?
Listen, you can't read.
You could pick up the wrong box.
Try to pick up a box of salt
and get roach powder.
You're dangerous.
I could have a lot of sick people here.
I could have a lot of lawsuits here.
You're a good man, you show up on time,
but everybody sues nowadays.
Swab the toilets. The seats too,
and the base. Sometimes they miss.
Any writing on the walls - off.
There's more telephone numbers in there
than the city directory.
You sure you want this job?
- Yeah.
- OK.
Apple pickers.
You, you, you, and you.
That's all. Let's go, let's go.
You're not currently employed, then?
No.
You don't have a place of residence
any more?
I'm living in a garage.
We can't have your father there, can we?
OK, just a few questions.
- Can he manage the toilet?
- Yes.
- Is he taking any medication?
- No.
That's remarkable for a man his age.
Any problem with his memory?
He's clean... He's...
...he's smart, and he's broke.
There'll be four in his room.
We'll try to get him a window bed.
Dinner's at five.
He can have a snack if he wants.
And we do have a television room.
I'll be all right here.
Good. Good.
Let me see the view.
That's nice.
Hah!
Look, they have a birdbath out there.
Oh, yeah, that's...
If I get a good job,
you'll be out the next day.
Looks like a good bed.
I don't want you laying around.
Stay up, go for a walk,
find somebody to play cards with.
I'll find somebody.
If you need a blanket, tell them, OK?
I'm not afraid to open my mouth.
If you don't like the food,
I'll bring something.
- All right.
- A deli sandwich, some fruit.
All right.
- And I'll come every Sunday.
- I'll be glad to see you.
Well...
Yeah.
You've been a good father, Pop. I'm sorry.
Don't kill me off. I'm still a good father.
You never laid a hand on me.
I'm going to now.
Hey-ey-ey!
The doctor says you're pregnant.
- Well, are you?
- If he says so, I guess I am.
- This is news to you?
- How could I know?
I'm always missing.
You had to let me show up
and get slapped in the face with it?
- Who is it?
- I'm not telling.
You always treat me like a little kid.
"Do this. Do that."
I'm not a little kid any more.
- This is all to get at me?
- Maybe.
You're five months pregnant
because I made you get in by ten?
- Maybe.
- Who is it?
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