The Making of the Life and Death of Peter Sellers Page #3

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to your new friend.

- Give him some apple.

- OK.

- Hello. Amazing.

- D'you like him?

- I love him.

- Come round the front.

- Look, Mum.

- I think he likes you.

Big smile for Daddy.

- Let's call him Fred.

- Fred.

He's asleep.

Tell me honestly, darling.

Is it hard to believe

that a woman like this

could fall for a man like me?

Maybe it is something to do

with the mystery of being in love.

I'm afraid, men,

we're going to have to take

all these little cars to the toy hospital.

It's just not charming any more.

That's good. I have to be more than

charming, I've got to be passionate.

I'm starring opposite the most

beautiful woman in the world.

Your son was terrified today.

I'm under a lot of pressure.

I could use your support.

You've always had my support, Peter.

It's my patience that I'm no longer sure about.

Peter.

- Peter, what are you doing?

- I've been bad.

- Oh, Peter, come out of there.

- No.

Oh, hello.

Do you want to come down here

and join the little people?

- Peter.

- Yes, my love?

Why can't we be a normal family?

We are.

You can't catch me!

- Sarah, I'm here.

- Waving to Daddy.

- That's nice.

- Get here, Michael.

- Champagne, Miss Loren?

- Please.

Thank you.

Are you tired?

I could give you a lift home after this.

My home is in Rome.

That's an awfully long drive, no?

Well, we do have all night.

You are sweet.

But the studio gives me a limo.

Besides, you live so far out here in the country.

It's out of your way to drive me into town.

Great thing about town,

you're so close to everything.

Buckingham Palace is across the way,

if you need to borrow some sugar.

It's not the moving I mind, Peter.

It's just not knowing I'm moving.

Darling, I'd like you to meet Ted Levy.

I've brought him on as our interior decorator.

By Royal appointment. HRH, you know.

To lighten your load, an' all. Ted. Anne.

It's a pleasure to meet you, Mrs Sellers.

He's a handsome devil.

But I figure a handsome man

will be able to make us a handsome flat.

- Yes.

- I wouldn't go as far as that.

Now, Anne, Ted has got some

brilliant ideas for this place.

- Mr Levy, was it?

- Ted.

Call time.

I've gotta go.

I've got to... I must dash orf.

You two, choose away!

Oh, have a drinkie-poo and make a night of it.

Ted, whatever's fine with Anne

is perfectly fine with me.

Why don't I show you what I've got in mind?

Darling, you made it.

Oh, Peter!

- Isn't your wife joining us?

- Andr.

What would sir and madam say to a little fish?

I'd probably say, "Hello, little fish".

Thank you.

- To us, my darling.

- You are wonderful.

I just can't believe my luck.

You are lucky? How?

We are going to be very happy together.

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