Twin Daggers Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 2008
- 90 min
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This is Mr. Ho'gan.
Sue Moi. Nice to
meet you, Mr. Hogan.
The pleasure's all mine.
Please, call me Bart.
Then call me Sue.
Have a seat, please.
Can l bring you
some coffee or tea?
No, thank you.
Buzz me if
you need anything.
You have
a beautiful office.
Thank you.
lt feels very homey,
very...
safe.
l didn't have to kill
anyone to get it.
Excuse my lousy joke.
Your English
is much better.
Better than who?
Somebody--
somebody you really
don't know at all.
l still have an accent
despite all my years
in America.
Well, just makes your voice
that much more appealing.
Are you trying to
sweet talk me into a deal?
lt depends--
is it working?
No.
Damn.
Let's talk business.
l have the feeling it's going
to be a very long talk.
This is good.
Almost as good as my favorite food.
What's that?
Maine lobster.
Could eat them all day.
Are you from Maine?
Mm, you bet.
Beautiful New England.
lt's beautiful.
But isn't it very cold?
Ah, not if you've got
someone to hold at night.
Or a fireplace.
Do you?
Have a fireplace?
Have someone to hold?
Not for a long time now.
l've been working too hard.
- Me neither.
- That's hard to believe.
- You're beautiful.
- What do they say?
''Lonely at the top''?
Well, perhaps it's just that
smart, powerful women
tend to scare men off.
- More water?
- Yes, please.
- Look out. Here.
- So sorry!
The first day
on the job.
Well, the way you're going,
it could very well be your last.
You okay?
l'm fine.
Where is the ladies' room?
Over there.
l'm just so clumsy.
Don't worry.
You're fine.
You too?
Pardon me?
You got doused from
that incompetent waitress too?
Honey, you've
got it all wrong.
Let me show you.
See, like this.
Come on, come on.
All right, your turn.
No, that won't
be necessary.
Oh, come on.
Don't be shy.
Don't be shy.
Come on.
Whoo!
Mangos.
Sweeten those
mangos, honey.
Come on.
You too! Swing it!
Come on, swing it.
Whoo! Oh!
Wow.
- Oh.
- Ahh!
ls everything all right?
ls everything all right?
Just some lady
taught me how to dance.
Well, l'm sure
you dance beautifully.
l've taken
a class or two.
Unfortunately, l have
two left feet.
Miss, may l
have this dance?
Have fun.
Staking out your turf?
You're not touching
her tonight.
May l?
ls there a problem?
What is it?
You made me feel
teCUre.
l feel l can
trust in you.
Really?
What if l wasn't
Then you are insulting
my judgment of character.
Then you have
my sincere apologies.
Thanks for
a wonderful evening.
The pleasure
was all mine.
l'm warm now.
Right you are.
So, should we talk
in your office tomorrow?
Talk?
Oh, yes.
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