The Full Treatment Page #4

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Maybe it's just because

we did too much today.

Sure, I drove two miles.

You must try to be sensible.

If you were sensible,

you'd walk out on me.

Nobody'd blame you.

Oh, va, you!

Didn't you ever stop to think

that I might love you?

God knows why.

I'm a mess.

You're an impatient

mess, tesoro,

but these things can't be got over

just like that, quick, quick, quick.

So now, we'll order a meal

and eat it in bed, eh?

No. I don't want to stay up here.

Then we eat downstairs.

I don't want to eat downstairs.

I want to eat

down there at his villa,

along with all his other

unconventional guests.

You're joking!

I'm not joking, Denise.

I've got to learn to face people

like Prade without feeling inferior.

But all this you'll do in time.

But there may not be time. I need

confidence, Denise. I need it now.

But we refused the invitation.

Look, let's forget

the good manners for once.

Anyway, he said it was open house.

Don't let me go alone, Denise.

D'accord.

But I wouldn't like

to be your nurse.

Come here, nurse.

Someone's got

to turn off the shower.

Come here.

Did you ever stop to think

that I might love you?

We stay one hour,

no more, huh?

You promise? One hour.

You must promise.

Yeah. Yeah, I promise.

Okay. So now you'll choose

something for me to wear.

Entrez!

You'd better pick something

you can wear with a scarf.

Pardon, monsieur,

vous avez tlphon?

Vous dsirez quelque chose?

Cognac. Double cognac.

Bien, monsieur. Et madame?

Rien, merci.

There are some steps.

Go on. Allez, allez, allez!

Oh! Hello.

Well, this is a

pleasant surprise.

Oh! We took you

at your word.

My dear fellow, you don't know

how happy I am that you did.

And you couldn't have timed it better.

We're just about to start.

It's very bad of us

after we said no.

Nonsense.

We have enough bouillabaisse

to feed the Cte d'Azur.

Come in and meet the others.

Shall I lead the way?

Nicole! Nicole!

Il y a deux personnes

de plus pour dner.

Please.

Well, well, we have two very welcome

additions to the party.

The is the

Baroness of la Vaillon.

Mr and Mrs Colby.

And over here we have...

No. I don't believe it.

- Alan!

- Harry!

Colby the clown!

Hey, how long is it?

Two years?

No. Three.

I know him.

You look great, boy, just great.

- And the little contessa.

- Harry.

Well, that's two

less introductions.

Also, I'd like you

to meet my mother.

These are the two

I was telling you about.

I'm nearly stone deaf, so you

mustn't mind if I talk out of turn.

We'll move you down here,

Harry, if you don't mind.

- Yes, fine.

- Mrs Colby, here.

Thank you.

Colby, between the two ladies.

That's Harry's Connie.

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