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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:01:15,524 --> 00:01:19,776 It's a time-honored profession. An older one than yours. 2 00:01:22,198 --> 00:01:27,616 Besides, you've had thousands of dollars worth on the house as they say. 3 00:01:27,736 --> 00:01:30,258 - Bingo. - Bingo. 4 00:07:12,247 --> 00:07:13,666 Bingo! 5 00:07:24,693 --> 00:07:27,509 I hope, Mr. Secretary, with this signing... 6 00:07:27,629 --> 00:07:32,781 ...France and the United States will begin a whole new era in our relations. 7 00:07:32,901 --> 00:07:37,052 The president wanted to be here, but his wife... Look out! 8 00:07:37,172 --> 00:07:38,654 Cut! 9 00:07:38,774 --> 00:07:40,756 Cut! Cut! Cut! 10 00:07:40,876 --> 00:07:44,993 What are they doing in my shot? Would you get them out? 11 00:07:45,113 --> 00:07:49,069 - Isn't somebody posted out there? - I'll see what happened. 12 00:07:55,757 --> 00:07:57,210 Help yourself. 13 00:08:09,238 --> 00:08:12,090 Would you get them the hell out of here? 14 00:08:30,392 --> 00:08:32,574 Okay. Have we seen the doors yet? 15 00:08:32,694 --> 00:08:35,644 - I don't think... - No. Yes. 16 00:08:35,764 --> 00:08:37,913 - I don't... I'm not sure. - Lucy! 17 00:08:38,033 --> 00:08:40,616 Have we seen the doors in any shot yet? 18 00:08:40,736 --> 00:08:43,485 - No. - Okay. Leave the doors shut. 19 00:08:43,605 --> 00:08:48,023 Shut. I think. Look, what's that damn redhead's name? 20 00:08:48,143 --> 00:08:49,755 - Monique. - Monique. 21 00:08:50,279 --> 00:08:52,761 You're nowhere near emotional enough. 22 00:08:52,881 --> 00:08:56,031 He murdered your husband. You gotta have tears. 23 00:08:56,151 --> 00:09:01,003 - I can't cry if I don't have menthol. - I don't like using phony stuff. 24 00:09:01,123 --> 00:09:06,442 - It's got to come out of the moment. - I'm using menthol in my crying scene. 25 00:09:06,562 --> 00:09:09,152 You don't have a crying scene. 26 00:09:11,533 --> 00:09:13,749 Okay, let's take it from the top! 27 00:09:13,869 --> 00:09:17,791 Makeup, could you get a menthol ball for Monique? 28 00:09:22,611 --> 00:09:24,460 - Hi, Lauren. - Hi. 29 00:09:24,580 --> 00:09:27,262 - Enjoying yourself? - Makeup! 30 00:09:27,382 --> 00:09:29,404 Flying in! 31 00:09:30,218 --> 00:09:33,741 Monique, look, I've changed my mind... 32 00:09:49,204 --> 00:09:50,793 Lauren? 33 00:09:51,807 --> 00:09:53,226 Lauren? 34 00:09:55,110 --> 00:09:57,132 Call me Bogie. 35 00:09:57,512 --> 00:09:59,661 - Why? - Because... 36 00:09:59,781 --> 00:10:03,365 All right. No talking. Quiet on the set. 37 00:10:03,485 --> 00:10:05,934 Hold it. Hold it. Are the squibs set? 38 00:10:06,054 --> 00:10:07,736 Special effects? 39 00:10:07,856 --> 00:10:11,974 When Monique fires, I want that mirror behind Brod to shatter. 40 00:10:12,094 --> 00:10:16,111 Because they belong together. Lauren and Bogie. 41 00:10:16,231 --> 00:10:20,682 - Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart. - It's a 12 million dollar picture. 42 00:10:20,802 --> 00:10:24,353 You gonna tell me I can't break one goddamn mirror? 43 00:10:24,473 --> 00:10:28,991 They were married. Movie stars. She called him Bogie. 44 00:10:29,111 --> 00:10:32,225 That's why I said to call me Bogie. 45 00:10:33,515 --> 00:10:35,864 Lucy, can I get a script over here? 46 00:10:35,984 --> 00:10:39,334 - What are you reading? - Nothing. 47 00:10:39,454 --> 00:10:40,804 Lauren, darling. 48 00:10:42,257 --> 00:10:44,239 What are you doing back here? 49 00:10:44,359 --> 00:10:48,277 I bring you to watch the shooting, and you sit with a book. 50 00:10:48,397 --> 00:10:52,147 - I got bored. - How could you possibly be bored? 51 00:10:52,267 --> 00:10:57,286 George is one of the finest directors in the world. I find this fascinating. 52 00:10:57,406 --> 00:11:01,557 I could have done this goddamn picture in Spain, you know. 53 00:11:01,677 --> 00:11:03,091 Can you believe this? 54 00:11:03,211 --> 00:11:07,930 A 12 million dollar picture and they won't let me break one frigging mirror! 55 00:11:08,050 --> 00:11:10,933 Sorry. I'm not used to having kids on the set. 56 00:11:11,053 --> 00:11:14,636 It's nothing she doesn't hear every day at school. 57 00:11:14,756 --> 00:11:17,773 I can show you the setup through the camera. 58 00:11:17,893 --> 00:11:19,915 Oh, I'd love it. 59 00:11:32,574 --> 00:11:35,190 You had it. You had it. 60 00:11:35,310 --> 00:11:36,792 Your mother? 61 00:11:36,912 --> 00:11:39,628 She's very attractive. Is she an actress? 62 00:11:39,748 --> 00:11:43,265 - No. - I thought maybe you came to watch her. 63 00:11:43,385 --> 00:11:46,902 No. She came out here to watch him. 64 00:11:47,022 --> 00:11:49,137 - George De Marco. - You know him? 65 00:11:49,257 --> 00:11:53,408 Sure. Bloody Tuesday, Lips, The Dandelion Train. 66 00:11:53,528 --> 00:11:56,141 I don't go to movies much. Is he good? 67 00:11:56,264 --> 00:11:59,381 - He stinks. - Really? 68 00:11:59,501 --> 00:12:02,451 - He's the worst. - You're not just saying that? 69 00:12:02,571 --> 00:12:04,953 The only people who like his movies... 70 00:12:05,073 --> 00:12:08,323 ...are two critics in Paris and one in Pakistan. 71 00:12:15,550 --> 00:12:16,639 I have to go. 72 00:12:20,055 --> 00:12:22,537 It was good talking to you. 73 00:12:22,657 --> 00:12:25,407 Maybe I'll see you again sometime. 74 00:12:25,527 --> 00:12:29,176 Right. So long, sweetheart. 75 00:13:18,780 --> 00:13:22,864 - I didn't know you knew French. - I've lived here three years. 76 00:13:22,984 --> 00:13:26,735 - How come you speak English? - School, but movies mostly. 77 00:13:26,855 --> 00:13:28,672 I like the American ones. 78 00:13:30,258 --> 00:13:32,240 It's beautiful here, no? 79 00:13:32,360 --> 00:13:37,681 It's awful places like this were built when so many Frenchmen were starving. 80 00:13:38,733 --> 00:13:42,250 This is fabulous chicken. You're lucky to have a mother who can cook. 81 00:13:42,370 --> 00:13:46,521 I don't have a mother. I made this, and my name isn't really Bogie. 82 00:13:46,641 --> 00:13:48,754 - I thought you said... - A joke. 83 00:13:49,077 --> 00:13:54,062 You see, Humphrey Bogart was married with Lauren Bac... 84 00:13:54,182 --> 00:13:56,329 Never mind. My name is Daniel. 85 00:13:56,484 --> 00:13:59,334 - You from Paris? - Just outside. La Garenne. 86 00:13:59,454 --> 00:14:03,138 You live with your father? What does he do? 87 00:14:03,258 --> 00:14:05,207 He sort of drives. 88 00:14:05,327 --> 00:14:07,876 - A truck? - No. 89 00:14:07,996 --> 00:14:11,246 - A taxi. - You shouldn't be embarrassed. 90 00:14:11,366 --> 00:14:15,254 - It's honest work. - Not the way he does it. 91 00:14:15,871 --> 00:14:21,890 - You have a father, or just a mother? - I have a father. I'm on my third. 92 00:14:22,010 --> 00:14:25,898 - Does she divorce or just kill them? - They're still alive. 93 00:14:26,514 --> 00:14:28,997 What does the latest one do? 94 00:14:29,117 --> 00:14:33,005 - He's in telephones. - Telephones? What does he do exactly? 95 00:14:34,389 --> 00:14:37,339 Exactly, he's the head of ICT. 96 00:14:37,459 --> 00:14:38,874 In Europe. 97 00:14:38,994 --> 00:14:42,978 - So you're a capitalist. - My father's a capitalist. 98 00:14:43,098 --> 00:14:45,848 My own politics are more radical. 99 00:14:46,167 --> 00:14:49,818 It's easy to be liberal when you're rich. I've seen it in films. 100 00:14:49,938 --> 00:14:54,189 Kid! Your mother's got half the crew looking for you! 101 00:14:54,309 --> 00:14:56,725 - I have to go. - Me too. 102 00:14:56,845 --> 00:14:58,935 - Thanks for the lunch. - My pleasure. 103 00:15:11,993 --> 00:15:14,543 - We can meet somewhere in Paris. - When? 104 00:15:14,663 --> 00:15:16,578 - Next week? - When next week? 105 00:15:16,698 --> 00:15:18,280 - Monday. - Okay! 106 00:15:18,400 --> 00:15:20,182 - Where? - Where do you live? 107 00:15:20,302 --> 00:15:21,349 Neuilly. 108 00:15:21,469 --> 00:15:26,087 I see you at the gare St. Lazare, the train station, 3:00, Monday. 109 00:15:26,207 --> 00:15:28,657 Under the clock. 110 00:15:28,777 --> 00:15:30,924 Bingo! 111 00:15:31,613 --> 00:15:34,795 Did you have fun out at that chateau today? 112 00:15:35,817 --> 00:15:37,365 How's our friend George? 113 00:15:37,485 --> 00:15:40,635 He was so busy directing, he barely said hello. 114 00:15:40,755 --> 00:15:43,738 He's so inventive. It's fascinating to watch him. 115 00:15:43,858 --> 00:15:49,144 He has such a rapport with the actors and the crew. Could you tell, darling? 116 00:15:49,264 --> 00:15:51,146 May I be excused, please? 117 00:15:51,266 --> 00:15:52,881 Don't you want dessert? 118 00:15:53,001 --> 00:15:55,650 I gotta call Natalie and get the homework. 119 00:15:55,770 --> 00:15:58,753 On Friday night? Don't be such a drudge. 120 00:15:58,873 --> 00:16:02,624 - Watch some television. - I missed a whole day of school. 121 00:16:02,744 --> 00:16:06,267 I really don't want to get behind. Excuse me. 122 00:16:11,286 --> 00:16:13,101 She spent the time reading. 123 00:16:13,221 --> 00:16:17,239 Shouldn't she be more interested in watching a movie being made? 124 00:16:17,359 --> 00:16:18,940 Depends on the book. 125 00:16:19,060 --> 00:16:20,909 I don't know what to do. 126 00:16:21,029 --> 00:16:24,112 I hoped she'd enjoy herself. 127 00:16:24,232 --> 00:16:27,255 She spent the whole time reading. 128 00:16:29,938 --> 00:16:33,188 Natalie? Lauren. What happened in school today? 129 00:16:33,308 --> 00:16:37,392 We played soccer with the boys. Billy and another boy chose girls... 130 00:16:37,512 --> 00:16:41,329 ...to be on their team. Can you imagine how nervous I was? 131 00:16:41,449 --> 00:16:44,299 - He's your cousin. - Second cousin. 132 00:16:44,419 --> 00:16:47,435 The kids don't come out funny. I checked. 133 00:16:47,555 --> 00:16:49,235 - Did he pick you? - No. 134 00:16:49,557 --> 00:16:52,908 How can you have kids if he won't even pick you for soccer? 135 00:16:53,028 --> 00:16:57,086 In two years I'll fill out, my mother says. Then he'll pick me. 136 00:16:57,298 --> 00:16:59,281 It's a start anyway. 137 00:16:59,401 --> 00:17:03,985 - What's the math homework? - Pages 226 through 232. 138 00:17:04,105 --> 00:17:08,456 God, it's so hard! And Mr. Stuart gave us an awful test! 139 00:17:08,576 --> 00:17:13,495 He says you're going to have to make it up on Monday after school. 140 00:17:13,615 --> 00:17:17,032 - Oh, no. - Well that's what he said. 141 00:17:17,152 --> 00:17:19,970 - I can't. I just can't. - Why not? 142 00:17:21,156 --> 00:17:24,572 - I met a boy. - I can't stand it! Who is he? 143 00:17:24,692 --> 00:17:28,576 - His name is Daniel. - He's French! God, what else? 144 00:17:28,696 --> 00:17:31,780 He lives in La Garenne and his father drives a cab. 145 00:17:31,900 --> 00:17:36,318 - A cab? Your mother will have a fit. - If she finds out. 146 00:17:36,438 --> 00:17:39,996 - You'd better not tell her. - Are you in love? 147 00:17:40,608 --> 00:17:43,725 You don't fall in love with a boy you just met. 148 00:17:43,845 --> 00:17:45,434 Are you? 149 00:17:46,381 --> 00:17:48,630 - Yeah. - Are you gonna see him again? 150 00:17:48,983 --> 00:17:53,068 - I don't know if I can. - You'll see what I've been through. 151 00:17:53,188 --> 00:17:55,971 You don't know love until you fall for your cousin. 152 00:17:56,091 --> 00:17:57,939 - Second cousin. - Right. 153 00:17:58,059 --> 00:18:00,615 - Gotta go. See you Monday. - Goodbye. 154 00:18:08,970 --> 00:18:11,553 Reading something you don't want me to see? 155 00:18:11,673 --> 00:18:16,198 - It's just a book. - I used to read those too. What is it? 156 00:18:18,279 --> 00:18:23,064 An Introduction to Metaphysics, by Martin Heidegger. 157 00:18:23,184 --> 00:18:26,301 School has changed since I was in seventh grade. 158 00:18:26,421 --> 00:18:29,704 - I'm just reading it for fun. - Fun? 159 00:18:29,824 --> 00:18:31,811 Heidegger? 160 00:18:32,393 --> 00:18:34,540 Why were you hiding it from me? 161 00:18:35,096 --> 00:18:38,646 Most people think anyone who reads Heidegger is weird. 162 00:18:38,766 --> 00:18:42,550 I don't. But I have to admit that philosophy was never... 163 00:18:42,670 --> 00:18:45,320 ...one of my strong subjects in college. 164 00:18:45,440 --> 00:18:47,257 Heidegger. 165 00:18:48,710 --> 00:18:50,792 You really understand that? 166 00:18:50,912 --> 00:18:55,830 Heidegger isn't all that hard. His stuff is mostly etymological. 167 00:18:55,950 --> 00:19:00,168 Like, "Why is there something rather than nothing at all?" 168 00:19:06,094 --> 00:19:09,911 You seemed a little distracted at dinner. Anything wrong? 169 00:19:10,031 --> 00:19:11,746 No, not really. 170 00:19:11,866 --> 00:19:14,923 - Nothing happened that upset you? - No. 171 00:19:18,106 --> 00:19:21,456 I thought this summer we'd all take a trip together. 172 00:19:21,576 --> 00:19:25,226 You and your mother and myself. We could go to Germany. 173 00:19:25,346 --> 00:19:28,995 - We've never been there together. - That'd be nice. 174 00:19:30,018 --> 00:19:34,304 - Maybe you could meet Heidegger. - He died three years ago. 175 00:19:35,857 --> 00:19:39,346 - We probably don't want to bother him. - No. 176 00:19:43,631 --> 00:19:47,382 Damn rich American girls. They keep you waiting. 177 00:19:49,804 --> 00:19:53,955 I'll count to 20, and if she's not here by that time... 178 00:19:54,075 --> 00:19:56,591 ...the hell with her. 179 00:19:56,711 --> 00:20:00,562 One, two... That's too fast. 180 00:20:00,682 --> 00:20:02,931 One. 181 00:20:03,051 --> 00:20:05,107 Two. 182 00:20:05,320 --> 00:20:07,402 Three. 183 00:20:07,522 --> 00:20:10,579 Four. 184 00:20:21,569 --> 00:20:23,585 I speak English. Don't strain yourself. 185 00:20:23,705 --> 00:20:26,721 - God! I'm so glad I found you! - Where is she? 186 00:20:26,841 --> 00:20:31,126 - You'd never, ever find her again. - What's your name? 187 00:20:31,246 --> 00:20:34,762 - My name? Natalie Woodstein. - Natalie, where is she? 188 00:20:34,882 --> 00:20:37,532 - Oh, yeah. She can't come. - Why not? 189 00:20:37,652 --> 00:20:41,903 She got kept after school for a test. We've got this mean... 190 00:20:42,023 --> 00:20:47,142 - Did she say when we could meet? - Can you come Wednesday instead? 191 00:20:47,262 --> 00:20:49,682 - Okay. - Okay. 192 00:20:49,998 --> 00:20:55,350 - She wants to know where. Here? - No, this is no good. Tell her: 193 00:20:55,470 --> 00:20:58,520 The Arc de Triomphe du Carousel, in front of the Louvre. 194 00:20:58,640 --> 00:21:01,990 - The Arc de Triomphe. - No! Not the big one. 195 00:21:02,110 --> 00:21:07,562 - The small one in front of the Louvre. - In front of the Louvre. 196 00:21:07,682 --> 00:21:10,965 Oh! That's the museum Louvre, right? 197 00:21:11,085 --> 00:21:12,902 Okay. 198 00:21:21,629 --> 00:21:23,478 Thank God she got it right. 199 00:21:23,598 --> 00:21:27,081 I was afraid you'd be at the other Arc de Triomphe... 200 00:21:27,201 --> 00:21:30,852 ...while I was down here cursing you. - Natalie's okay. 201 00:21:30,972 --> 00:21:33,288 She's just kind of terminally dense. 202 00:21:33,408 --> 00:21:36,224 She's the only one in the school I can stand... 203 00:21:36,344 --> 00:21:40,528 - Something the matter with your foot? - No. It's just new shoes. 204 00:21:40,648 --> 00:21:43,464 They didn't have my size, but I liked them. 205 00:21:43,584 --> 00:21:46,470 - They're very nice. - Thanks. 206 00:21:47,255 --> 00:21:49,571 - You sure you're all right? - Fine. 207 00:21:49,691 --> 00:21:53,474 Okay, then why don't we mosey on down here a piece? 208 00:21:53,594 --> 00:21:55,775 Let me carry your books. 209 00:21:57,198 --> 00:21:59,080 You know... Oh, I'm sorry. 210 00:21:59,200 --> 00:22:02,883 That's okay. I do that myself all the time. 211 00:22:05,773 --> 00:22:07,655 Heidegger? 212 00:22:07,775 --> 00:22:11,856 - Oh, it's for school, an assignment. - They assigned you Heidegger? 213 00:22:12,880 --> 00:22:16,864 - Sure. - They are teaching you existentialism? 214 00:22:16,984 --> 00:22:19,567 Heidegger isn't really an existentialist. 215 00:22:19,687 --> 00:22:22,136 He claims he isn't. His writing says he is. 216 00:22:22,256 --> 00:22:25,306 - You read Heidegger? - Not anymore. 217 00:22:25,426 --> 00:22:30,311 He bores me. Especially his fascination with the tall German poet... 218 00:22:30,431 --> 00:22:32,647 - What's his name? - H�lderlin! 219 00:22:32,767 --> 00:22:35,116 Ever struggle through that stuff... 220 00:22:35,236 --> 00:22:38,052 ...like "The Death Of Empedocles"? 221 00:22:38,172 --> 00:22:41,589 It's awful. I bet the French translation is terrible. 222 00:22:41,709 --> 00:22:47,701 - It's terrible in any language. - I know! That's fantastic! 223 00:22:53,321 --> 00:22:55,468 What's your IQ? 224 00:22:56,157 --> 00:22:59,474 - I don't know. - You mean you've never been tested? 225 00:22:59,594 --> 00:23:01,775 - No. - Why not? 226 00:23:02,530 --> 00:23:06,314 - I'm afraid I might find out I'm... - What? 227 00:23:06,434 --> 00:23:08,816 A genius or something weird. 228 00:23:08,936 --> 00:23:12,820 Well, people don't exactly love smart kids. 229 00:23:12,940 --> 00:23:14,522 I know. 230 00:23:14,642 --> 00:23:17,058 I'm 167 IQ. 231 00:23:17,178 --> 00:23:19,291 I won't tell anybody. 232 00:23:19,747 --> 00:23:23,631 And I read Heidegger because I want to, not for school. I was lying. 233 00:23:23,751 --> 00:23:26,801 I lie all the time. You have to. 234 00:23:26,921 --> 00:23:29,537 - Are you good at math? - I'm sensational! 235 00:23:29,657 --> 00:23:32,173 Especially things like probability. 236 00:23:32,293 --> 00:23:37,879 - I've won 850,000 francs on the horses. - 850,000? 237 00:23:37,999 --> 00:23:39,747 Just on paper, naturally. 238 00:23:39,867 --> 00:23:41,854 That's fantastic! 239 00:23:42,170 --> 00:23:43,350 Fabulous! 240 00:24:14,135 --> 00:24:17,385 - You are English! - No, I'm American. 241 00:24:17,505 --> 00:24:22,290 I love Americans! I was stationed there for a time. 242 00:24:22,410 --> 00:24:24,492 Washington. You have been there? 243 00:24:24,612 --> 00:24:28,096 - Once when I was little. - Extraordinary city. 244 00:24:28,216 --> 00:24:31,199 Very like Paris in many ways. 245 00:24:31,319 --> 00:24:34,902 - You sure you're all right now? - Perfectly, my dear. 246 00:24:35,022 --> 00:24:40,675 Allow me to present myself. Julius Edmond Santorin, retired. 247 00:24:40,795 --> 00:24:43,411 To show there's no hard feelings... 248 00:24:43,531 --> 00:24:47,181 ...will you join me in a hot chocolate and pastry? 249 00:24:47,301 --> 00:24:52,360 - I know a delightful spot nearby. - No, thank you. We... 250 00:24:53,608 --> 00:24:54,822 Okay. 251 00:24:55,176 --> 00:24:56,491 Good. 252 00:24:56,611 --> 00:25:02,130 It's years since I was in Washington, but I have many fond memories. 253 00:25:02,250 --> 00:25:04,332 We'll have lots to talk about. 254 00:25:04,452 --> 00:25:07,301 I've never been there. I'm from La Garenne. 255 00:25:07,421 --> 00:25:10,979 I have been there too. Come along! 256 00:25:11,859 --> 00:25:17,412 And so, Emilienne, we had not been married very long... 257 00:25:17,532 --> 00:25:21,315 ...and she was not all that sophisticated coming from Provence... 258 00:25:21,435 --> 00:25:25,386 ...was offered vodka by the Russian ambassador... 259 00:25:25,506 --> 00:25:30,691 ...and she, thinking it was water and following the other guests... 260 00:25:30,811 --> 00:25:33,428 ...swallowed it straight back. 261 00:25:33,548 --> 00:25:39,700 You can't imagine her surprise! I shall never forget her expression. 262 00:25:42,790 --> 00:25:45,940 You were the ambassador to the United States? 263 00:25:46,060 --> 00:25:49,310 I was simply a humble attach� at the embassy. 264 00:25:49,430 --> 00:25:52,980 I didn't become ambassador until the end of my career. 265 00:25:53,100 --> 00:25:57,652 Then it was Liechtenstein. Delightful spot... 266 00:25:57,772 --> 00:26:02,390 ...but hardly the top of the diplomatic ladder. 267 00:26:02,510 --> 00:26:04,225 Oh, that's fantastic! 268 00:26:04,345 --> 00:26:07,562 What an incredible life you must have had. 269 00:26:07,682 --> 00:26:09,897 Please. Julius. 270 00:26:10,017 --> 00:26:13,801 - You make me feel my years less. - How old are you? 271 00:26:13,921 --> 00:26:17,238 No longer young, Daniel. No longer young. 272 00:26:17,358 --> 00:26:22,643 - Your wife Emilienne? - She has been gone 12 years now... 273 00:26:22,763 --> 00:26:26,681 ...to this very day. I was on my way to the cemetery... 274 00:26:26,801 --> 00:26:31,452 ...when I ran into a large, round object. 275 00:26:31,572 --> 00:26:34,255 A football, I think it is called. 276 00:26:34,375 --> 00:26:36,824 - I never saw it. - I said I was sorry. 277 00:26:36,944 --> 00:26:42,230 She won't mind my being a little late. I go to see her every week... 278 00:26:42,350 --> 00:26:48,569 ...with all the breath, smiles and tears of all of my life. 279 00:26:48,689 --> 00:26:51,439 - And if God choose... - And if God choose... 280 00:26:51,559 --> 00:26:54,442 ...I shall but love thee better after death. 281 00:26:54,562 --> 00:26:57,144 - You know it? - Elizabeth Browning, my favorite poet. 282 00:26:57,264 --> 00:27:00,648 - She was ours too. - Fantastic! 283 00:27:00,768 --> 00:27:05,319 Yes! She's no longer so much in the fashion... 284 00:27:05,439 --> 00:27:09,190 ...but how we loved her. I'll tell you a little story. 285 00:27:10,111 --> 00:27:12,927 When Emilienne and I lived in Venice... 286 00:27:13,047 --> 00:27:18,699 ...we rented a small villa. One Sunday the plumbing went out... 287 00:27:18,819 --> 00:27:25,606 ...and I couldn't get a plumber so I went down to make some repairs myself. 288 00:27:25,726 --> 00:27:31,480 And crawling about in the dark I came upon some papers. 289 00:27:32,333 --> 00:27:34,448 Poetry. 290 00:27:34,568 --> 00:27:36,484 - Have you guessed? - No. 291 00:27:36,604 --> 00:27:41,822 We had been living in the Brownings' villa and didn't know it! 292 00:27:41,942 --> 00:27:45,493 - Fantastic! Were they new poems? - No, mostly drafts... 293 00:27:45,613 --> 00:27:48,229 ...which improved when they were published. 294 00:27:48,349 --> 00:27:51,332 Some of the Sonnets from the Portuguese... 295 00:27:51,452 --> 00:27:56,470 ...and pages from a journal she kept describing the people they met... 296 00:27:56,590 --> 00:27:59,840 ...the places they went, the trips to the Lido... 297 00:27:59,960 --> 00:28:03,108 ...the kiss under the bridge. - What bridge? 298 00:28:04,765 --> 00:28:09,517 There is an old Venetian legend which says that... 299 00:28:09,637 --> 00:28:16,524 ...if two lovers kiss in a gondola under the Bridge of Sighs... 300 00:28:16,644 --> 00:28:21,295 ...at sunset when the bells of the campanile toll... 301 00:28:21,415 --> 00:28:25,997 ...they will love each other forever. 302 00:28:26,387 --> 00:28:28,943 And they did? 303 00:28:29,523 --> 00:28:34,309 She died in his arms some years later. 304 00:28:37,231 --> 00:28:39,821 And you and Emilienne? 305 00:28:45,639 --> 00:28:48,855 The legend is true. 306 00:28:57,785 --> 00:29:01,900 - Isn't he the most incredible person? - Incredible. 307 00:29:03,290 --> 00:29:05,373 I mean, what a life he's had. 308 00:29:05,493 --> 00:29:09,010 He's so dear, so sensitive, you know? 309 00:29:09,130 --> 00:29:12,016 Don't you think so? Isn't he wonderful? 310 00:29:13,067 --> 00:29:15,623 Yes, he is wonderful. 311 00:29:32,419 --> 00:29:36,103 I'm having a birthday party a week from Friday. I want you to come. 312 00:29:36,223 --> 00:29:37,869 Okay. 313 00:30:09,056 --> 00:30:10,440 Hi, Mother. 314 00:30:12,259 --> 00:30:13,905 Hello, darling. 315 00:30:16,463 --> 00:30:18,849 - Hi, Richard. - Hello, sweetheart. 316 00:30:21,302 --> 00:30:23,684 How does this sound for the party? 317 00:30:23,804 --> 00:30:27,288 Caviar on tiny potato skins, smoked Scotch salmon... 318 00:30:27,408 --> 00:30:31,364 ...oysters on the half shell, champagne and Russian vodka? 319 00:30:31,545 --> 00:30:34,395 I'd just as soon have cake and ice cream. 320 00:30:34,515 --> 00:30:37,071 - What are you talking about? - My party. 321 00:30:37,384 --> 00:30:40,031 This is for George's wrap party. 322 00:30:40,254 --> 00:30:41,602 Wrap party? 323 00:30:41,722 --> 00:30:44,939 - Don't you know any of the jargon? - I guess not. 324 00:30:45,059 --> 00:30:48,709 When a movie finishes shooting, there's a wrap party. 325 00:30:48,829 --> 00:30:53,781 - You invite the actors, producers, crew. - So we're having them all here? 326 00:30:53,901 --> 00:30:58,285 Of course not. I'm just having George, the cast, a few critics... 327 00:30:58,405 --> 00:31:02,823 ...friends, the Schwartzes, Bernard Durand, food editor of Le Monde. 328 00:31:02,943 --> 00:31:05,465 - When is it? - The 3rd. 329 00:31:06,080 --> 00:31:09,697 But that's my birthday. We're not gonna have a party? 330 00:31:09,817 --> 00:31:14,635 Shooting ends on the 3rd. On the 4th, everybody's leaving but George. 331 00:31:14,755 --> 00:31:17,938 - I'm sorry. - I've got an idea. 332 00:31:18,058 --> 00:31:21,475 Lauren can invite some friends to the wrap party. 333 00:31:21,595 --> 00:31:26,916 Combine them. Lauren's birthday and George's wrap party. What do you say? 334 00:31:29,470 --> 00:31:32,153 - Okay. - Thank you, darling. 335 00:31:32,273 --> 00:31:33,794 Okay. 336 00:31:39,613 --> 00:31:42,563 In a way, that solves one of my problems. 337 00:31:42,683 --> 00:31:45,533 Who is she going to invite to her party? 338 00:31:45,653 --> 00:31:49,737 She doesn't have any real friends other than that Natalie. 339 00:31:49,857 --> 00:31:54,175 I know. It's been hard for her, being the kind of kid she is... 340 00:31:54,295 --> 00:31:57,745 ...living in a foreign country these last few years. 341 00:31:57,865 --> 00:32:01,415 - That's why I've changed my mind. - About what? 342 00:32:01,535 --> 00:32:05,957 I've accepted that transfer to Houston. We're leaving next month. 343 00:32:06,607 --> 00:32:09,356 - We talked about that, and I... - I know. 344 00:32:09,476 --> 00:32:13,761 I think we made the wrong decision. For Lauren. 345 00:32:13,881 --> 00:32:15,729 And for us. 346 00:32:15,849 --> 00:32:19,668 Well, but... But Houston's so... Well... 347 00:32:20,154 --> 00:32:21,971 Houston is so... 348 00:32:26,827 --> 00:32:28,280 Houston. 349 00:32:28,862 --> 00:32:33,447 Until about 500 B.C., the Greeks perfected their carving techniques. 350 00:32:33,567 --> 00:32:38,352 You can see these statues are different from those Egyptian statues... 351 00:32:38,472 --> 00:32:41,088 ...in their depiction of the human form. 352 00:32:41,208 --> 00:32:44,525 Praxiteles, for example, is a master. 353 00:32:44,645 --> 00:32:48,195 See how he really shows the anatomy as it is. 354 00:32:48,315 --> 00:32:52,897 Notice the detail of the musculature. 355 00:32:53,020 --> 00:32:58,372 Over here, on the other hand, we have Doriphor by Polyclitus... 356 00:32:58,492 --> 00:33:02,610 ...and a perfectly splendid example of the school of Athens... 357 00:33:02,730 --> 00:33:06,288 ...the magnificent Torso of Apollo. 358 00:33:06,767 --> 00:33:09,550 The strength of Greek sculpture is due... 359 00:33:09,670 --> 00:33:11,783 Have you ever seen a real one? 360 00:33:12,806 --> 00:33:14,418 One what? 361 00:33:17,578 --> 00:33:18,962 Sure. 362 00:33:19,713 --> 00:33:21,769 Whose? His? 363 00:33:23,183 --> 00:33:28,766 - Whose? - You know, his. Daniel. 364 00:33:29,089 --> 00:33:30,437 Sure. 365 00:33:30,557 --> 00:33:34,137 God! Have you ever, you know? 366 00:33:34,628 --> 00:33:36,047 Done it? 367 00:33:36,663 --> 00:33:39,847 - All the time, every which way. - God, Lauren! 368 00:33:39,967 --> 00:33:45,052 I would've preferred to have waited, but you know the French. 369 00:33:45,172 --> 00:33:49,323 Works like this aren't mentioned by the classical Greek... 370 00:33:49,443 --> 00:33:51,055 Where? 371 00:33:51,278 --> 00:33:54,927 - Where what? - Did you do it? 372 00:33:55,049 --> 00:33:58,132 There's this old mattress in his cellar, and we... 373 00:33:58,252 --> 00:33:59,739 God! 374 00:33:59,953 --> 00:34:04,571 As we come downstairs, we'll see on our left the Apollo Belvedere. 375 00:34:04,691 --> 00:34:06,774 The original is in the Vatican. 376 00:34:06,894 --> 00:34:11,045 It was supposed to show the ideal model of a man's body. 377 00:34:11,165 --> 00:34:15,282 Note the bow in the extended arm and the head turned sideways... 378 00:34:15,402 --> 00:34:18,052 ...as if following the arrow with his eyes. 379 00:34:18,172 --> 00:34:21,055 This is only a replica, not a very good one. 380 00:34:21,175 --> 00:34:23,527 Let's proceed to a later period. 381 00:34:25,546 --> 00:34:29,331 I want you to come to my birthday party on Friday. 382 00:34:29,983 --> 00:34:33,100 Invite me over to your place tomorrow night. 383 00:34:33,220 --> 00:34:34,775 What for? 384 00:34:35,122 --> 00:34:38,639 I don't really want you to invite me over. 385 00:34:38,759 --> 00:34:40,574 I wanna go out with Daniel. 386 00:34:40,694 --> 00:34:44,478 I wanna tell my mother I'm at your place doing homework. 387 00:34:44,598 --> 00:34:47,147 When you're supposed to be at my house... 388 00:34:47,267 --> 00:34:51,485 ...I suppose you'll be doing it in the mattress in the cellar! 389 00:34:52,039 --> 00:34:54,088 I was teasing you. 390 00:34:54,208 --> 00:34:57,788 We've never done anything except go to the movies. 391 00:34:58,212 --> 00:35:02,327 - Really? - Really. He's never even touched me. 392 00:35:07,488 --> 00:35:10,371 If you ever do, promise to tell me about it? 393 00:35:10,491 --> 00:35:12,080 Okay. 394 00:35:33,881 --> 00:35:37,268 Three seconds of bare ass and they won't let us in. 395 00:35:41,989 --> 00:35:45,740 We'll take our business where we're treated like adults! 396 00:35:52,799 --> 00:35:55,947 - We don't have to do this. - Yes, we do. 397 00:35:56,470 --> 00:35:58,786 Have you seen those movies before? 398 00:35:58,906 --> 00:36:02,790 Sure. Londet's father owns this porno house. We go all the time. 399 00:36:02,910 --> 00:36:04,590 - That was it? - Yes. 400 00:36:05,045 --> 00:36:09,297 - Why did we go past it? - You'll see. Just follow Londet. 401 00:36:57,798 --> 00:36:59,319 They get right to it. 402 00:37:04,605 --> 00:37:08,356 I just noticed there aren't any subtitles. 403 00:37:08,842 --> 00:37:11,660 I sort of get the gist of it anyway. 404 00:37:14,715 --> 00:37:18,364 She's so pretty. Why would she..? 405 00:37:30,864 --> 00:37:33,580 What is he making her do? 406 00:38:02,262 --> 00:38:07,151 I've never seen one of those before either. I wouldn't have taken you. 407 00:38:09,202 --> 00:38:13,086 It isn't like that. That's something else. 408 00:38:13,206 --> 00:38:15,660 It isn't love. 409 00:38:27,721 --> 00:38:30,037 I used to think... 410 00:38:30,157 --> 00:38:33,180 ...maybe a long time ago, like... 411 00:38:34,227 --> 00:38:36,843 ...like in the time of the pharaohs... 412 00:38:36,963 --> 00:38:39,780 ...or Louis XIII... 413 00:38:39,900 --> 00:38:42,547 ...that there was somebody... 414 00:38:43,070 --> 00:38:45,956 ...made just perfect for me. 415 00:38:46,173 --> 00:38:49,790 I mean, when you think about it... 416 00:38:49,910 --> 00:38:54,196 ...and consider that your feelings of love... 417 00:38:54,848 --> 00:38:58,232 ...begin when you're about 10... 418 00:38:58,352 --> 00:39:01,602 ...and if you live to, say, 70... 419 00:39:01,722 --> 00:39:05,906 ...well, that's pretty limiting, because what chance is there... 420 00:39:06,026 --> 00:39:09,209 ...that he'll be alive at the same time you are? 421 00:39:09,329 --> 00:39:11,510 I feel the same thing. 422 00:39:11,965 --> 00:39:16,283 I mean, even if she lived in my lifetime... 423 00:39:16,403 --> 00:39:22,089 ...what if my perfect woman lived in India or California or Brazil? 424 00:39:22,209 --> 00:39:26,995 What chance is there that I meet her when I live in La Garenne? 425 00:39:27,781 --> 00:39:31,771 - It's incredible, isn't it? - Absolutely. 426 00:39:33,220 --> 00:39:35,003 Incredible. 427 00:39:53,273 --> 00:39:56,890 A six-month shooting schedule must be killing you. 428 00:39:57,010 --> 00:39:58,925 Hey, Brod. 429 00:39:59,045 --> 00:40:01,962 Brod! I'm so flattered that you could come. 430 00:40:02,082 --> 00:40:05,632 George told me you never show up at these affairs. 431 00:40:05,752 --> 00:40:09,640 What the hell? The booze is free and maybe I'll get laid. 432 00:40:12,025 --> 00:40:13,774 He is such a delight. 433 00:40:13,894 --> 00:40:19,012 All next week, it'll be mixed soccer. Billy Duchin will be permanent captain. 434 00:40:19,132 --> 00:40:24,385 Yesterday, I bribed him to pick me at least once. God! Isn't it romantic? 435 00:40:29,709 --> 00:40:31,992 - Having a good time? - Fine. 436 00:40:32,112 --> 00:40:35,796 - You could have invited more friends. - They were busy. 437 00:40:35,916 --> 00:40:40,967 - Billy Duchin and Jimmy Ford could come. - I don't want them. I barely know them. 438 00:40:41,087 --> 00:40:43,737 Sorry it's not much of a birthday party. 439 00:40:43,857 --> 00:40:45,606 It's no big deal. 440 00:40:55,702 --> 00:40:58,919 - Yes? - We came to see Lauren. 441 00:40:59,039 --> 00:41:01,755 Lauren. Lauren! 442 00:41:05,779 --> 00:41:08,362 - Hi, Daniel. - Hi. I brought Londet. 443 00:41:08,482 --> 00:41:11,498 - Bonsoir, Londet. - Good night, yes. 444 00:41:11,618 --> 00:41:15,802 Mother, this is Daniel Michon and his friend, Londet. 445 00:41:15,922 --> 00:41:18,171 Londet, this is Natalie. 446 00:41:18,458 --> 00:41:21,775 Lauren thought you weren't coming. I'm her father. 447 00:41:21,895 --> 00:41:25,350 Good to meet you, sir. Lauren speaks highly of you. 448 00:41:25,799 --> 00:41:27,814 I'm delighted you could come. 449 00:41:27,934 --> 00:41:30,081 Thank you for exciting me. 450 00:41:31,705 --> 00:41:33,754 Why don't we go up to my room? 451 00:41:33,874 --> 00:41:37,193 What a lovely idea. Go on ahead. 452 00:41:38,245 --> 00:41:41,962 I don't know, letting Frenchmen in your daughter's room. 453 00:41:42,082 --> 00:41:44,069 Could be dangerous, huh? 454 00:41:51,424 --> 00:41:55,242 - Yes. I don't. - Is it okay that I brought Londet? 455 00:41:55,362 --> 00:41:58,378 Sure. He and Natalie are made for each other. 456 00:41:58,498 --> 00:42:02,249 With her French and his English, they won't understand a word. 457 00:42:05,038 --> 00:42:07,821 This is your room? 458 00:42:07,941 --> 00:42:09,756 It doesn't look like you. 459 00:42:09,876 --> 00:42:15,129 I know. My mother decorated it. The only thing here that's me is me. 460 00:42:20,820 --> 00:42:24,337 - What'd he say? - He sleeps in a bed with his sister. 461 00:42:24,457 --> 00:42:26,274 God, how awful! 462 00:42:30,330 --> 00:42:32,979 She's great-looking and has huge boobs. 463 00:42:33,099 --> 00:42:34,881 What'd he say? 464 00:42:35,001 --> 00:42:39,822 He said he has a great amount of affection for her. 465 00:42:40,807 --> 00:42:45,158 - Where'd you get that? - We can't toast your birthday with Coke. 466 00:42:45,278 --> 00:42:47,894 - Great, come on. - I'm not having any. 467 00:42:48,014 --> 00:42:50,570 At least try some, Natalie. 468 00:42:59,793 --> 00:43:03,109 - I like your father. - Richard? Yeah. He's nice. 469 00:43:03,229 --> 00:43:04,911 Why you call him Richard? 470 00:43:05,031 --> 00:43:10,318 I called the first two "Daddy." It's easier to lose a Richard than a father. 471 00:43:14,841 --> 00:43:17,227 Here's looking at you, kid. 472 00:43:25,118 --> 00:43:26,571 Come on. 473 00:43:33,493 --> 00:43:35,775 My birthday. You drink champagne. 474 00:43:35,895 --> 00:43:37,075 God! 475 00:43:38,798 --> 00:43:42,515 - Happy birthday, Lauren. - Happy birthday, Lauren. 476 00:43:42,702 --> 00:43:45,785 Look, presents! Let's open the presents. 477 00:43:45,905 --> 00:43:48,054 - Okay. - Let's open your gifts. 478 00:43:48,174 --> 00:43:52,759 It's a book. It's Nancy Drew and the Ghost of Blackwood High. 479 00:43:52,879 --> 00:43:55,295 - Hope you don't already have it. - No. 480 00:43:55,415 --> 00:43:58,870 It's one I missed. Thanks, Natalie. 481 00:44:15,068 --> 00:44:16,550 You can't give this up. 482 00:44:16,670 --> 00:44:20,592 I want you to have it. I couldn't get one of Heidegger. 483 00:44:26,813 --> 00:44:28,261 God! 484 00:44:28,381 --> 00:44:29,902 Lauren. 485 00:44:32,485 --> 00:44:34,131 God. 486 00:44:38,124 --> 00:44:40,111 Thank you, Londet. 487 00:44:44,864 --> 00:44:48,315 What I find absolutely devastating about your work... 488 00:44:48,435 --> 00:44:52,152 ...is the way you go beyond the rationally acceptable. 489 00:44:52,272 --> 00:44:56,056 You're looking for art in that beyond, wanting the unknown... 490 00:44:56,176 --> 00:44:58,858 ...the dangerous, to take over. 491 00:44:58,978 --> 00:45:04,299 You're such a reckless artist. You're almost irresponsible. 492 00:45:04,484 --> 00:45:09,603 Yes, but just when you think you're totally out of control... 493 00:45:09,723 --> 00:45:14,574 ...you suddenly astound us by making us... 494 00:45:14,694 --> 00:45:19,079 ...face our innermost frustrations. - Right. I'm glad you got that. 495 00:45:19,199 --> 00:45:24,117 Many people don't get that in my work. Shooting a film is the easy part. 496 00:45:24,237 --> 00:45:27,886 Hey, kid, how'd you do? Did you score? 497 00:45:31,978 --> 00:45:34,660 I heard a story about a French boy... 498 00:45:36,850 --> 00:45:40,066 - You apologize to her! - It was a joke! 499 00:45:40,186 --> 00:45:42,869 Your jokes are as rotten as your movies. 500 00:45:42,989 --> 00:45:47,273 The winner and new champ by TKO. Hell of a right hand there, kid. 501 00:45:47,393 --> 00:45:50,243 Like when you hit Ward Bond in Sin Town. 502 00:45:50,363 --> 00:45:52,612 - Who? - Ward Bond. 503 00:45:52,732 --> 00:45:56,415 - In what? - Sin Town. Don't you remember? 504 00:45:56,836 --> 00:45:58,585 Ward Bond. 505 00:45:58,938 --> 00:46:00,286 Sin Town. 506 00:46:00,406 --> 00:46:03,356 I'm fine. He caught me, I just wasn't ready. 507 00:46:03,476 --> 00:46:06,826 Lauren, upstairs to your room immediately. You, out. 508 00:46:06,946 --> 00:46:09,062 - Simmer down. - I want him out. 509 00:46:09,182 --> 00:46:11,465 - My coat is upstairs. - Get it! 510 00:46:13,953 --> 00:46:16,407 Dinner is served, everyone! 511 00:46:17,957 --> 00:46:21,571 They've been drinking! Richard, he's gotten her drunk! 512 00:46:22,729 --> 00:46:26,446 - What have you gotten into? - Wait a minute, Kay! 513 00:46:27,066 --> 00:46:31,518 Hey, kid. Are you sure that wasn't Richard Widmark I belted? 514 00:46:31,638 --> 00:46:34,487 No. You never made a picture with Widmark. 515 00:46:34,607 --> 00:46:36,094 I didn't? 516 00:46:44,484 --> 00:46:46,800 What is going on..? 517 00:46:46,920 --> 00:46:49,703 Jesus Christ, Richard! Get in here! 518 00:46:49,823 --> 00:46:53,106 - They've been having an orgy! - Don't be ridiculous! 519 00:46:53,226 --> 00:46:54,607 What were you doing? 520 00:46:54,727 --> 00:46:57,477 We had champagne and I opened my gifts. 521 00:46:57,597 --> 00:46:59,050 Gifts? 522 00:46:59,232 --> 00:47:01,219 Some gift! 523 00:47:05,872 --> 00:47:09,361 - I'd better go with Londet. - Au revoir, Natalie! 524 00:47:10,443 --> 00:47:12,123 Lauren! 525 00:47:13,780 --> 00:47:14,828 It wasn't all... 526 00:47:14,948 --> 00:47:18,231 You are never to see that boy again, ever. 527 00:47:18,351 --> 00:47:23,036 Until school is over. Then it won't matter. We're leaving for the States. 528 00:47:23,156 --> 00:47:24,871 The States? 529 00:47:24,991 --> 00:47:27,841 Your father took a job in goddamn Houston. 530 00:47:27,961 --> 00:47:31,678 We leave at the end of the month. Get used to the idea. 531 00:47:47,377 --> 00:47:52,963 - Why now? What's the hurry? - I just wanna be able to see you. 532 00:47:53,083 --> 00:47:58,335 It'd be easier if we waited until summer. Then we could take off somewhere. 533 00:47:58,455 --> 00:48:01,705 - I don't wanna wait. - Why not? 534 00:48:02,459 --> 00:48:05,976 Who knows what'll happen in the summer? I wanna go now. 535 00:48:06,096 --> 00:48:09,881 - We'd get caught. - Eventually. 536 00:48:13,437 --> 00:48:17,321 - Where would we get money? - I've got Christmas money saved up. 537 00:48:17,441 --> 00:48:19,997 Christmas money won't get us far. 538 00:48:27,984 --> 00:48:30,334 This is really a terrible movie. 539 00:48:30,454 --> 00:48:34,979 All De Marco's movies are terrible. I told you, he stinks. 540 00:48:35,258 --> 00:48:37,641 My mother's been watching me like a hawk. 541 00:48:37,761 --> 00:48:41,876 This is the only place she'd never suspect we'd meet. 542 00:48:50,006 --> 00:48:52,995 You really want to take off now? 543 00:48:53,643 --> 00:48:57,260 Maybe we can make it for a week before we get caught. 544 00:48:57,380 --> 00:48:59,563 - You mean it? - Where do you wanna go? 545 00:48:59,683 --> 00:49:03,138 - Venice. - Why Venice? 546 00:49:03,620 --> 00:49:06,103 That's where people go who are in love. 547 00:49:06,223 --> 00:49:08,905 - But that's in Italy. It's... - Please? 548 00:49:15,999 --> 00:49:17,816 Venice it is. 549 00:49:42,559 --> 00:49:44,908 Don't keep me waiting with no money! 550 00:49:45,028 --> 00:49:48,145 I couldn't leave without Natalie. She was late. 551 00:49:48,265 --> 00:49:50,747 - What did you want? - I've got an idea. 552 00:49:50,867 --> 00:49:54,484 - Keep an eye out. - I wanna hear. I helped you sneak out. 553 00:49:54,604 --> 00:49:56,386 - Natalie! - I won't move. 554 00:49:56,506 --> 00:49:57,788 Don't worry. 555 00:50:05,415 --> 00:50:07,364 God, it's him! 556 00:50:07,484 --> 00:50:11,269 - She doesn't know what we're planning? - Of course not. 557 00:50:13,089 --> 00:50:16,339 How much was that Christmas money you have? 558 00:50:16,459 --> 00:50:19,976 - About $150. - Okay. Here is my idea. 559 00:50:20,096 --> 00:50:22,946 I told you about my system with the horses. 560 00:50:23,066 --> 00:50:26,783 - I've won over 850,000 francs. - On paper. 561 00:50:26,903 --> 00:50:31,291 I can take your 150 and try to hit a parlay. 562 00:50:31,808 --> 00:50:35,292 - How often do you win? - About 45% of the time. 563 00:50:35,412 --> 00:50:39,436 - Which means 55% of the time you lose. - I'm not a computer. 564 00:50:41,251 --> 00:50:43,500 Would a computer help? 565 00:50:44,321 --> 00:50:46,138 Sure. 566 00:50:46,323 --> 00:50:50,907 Sure! You can take all the variables for each horse in every race... 567 00:50:51,027 --> 00:50:55,412 ...cross-program performances, make out ones for different jockeys... 568 00:50:55,532 --> 00:50:58,114 ...different distances... - What's that for? 569 00:50:58,234 --> 00:51:00,586 You really are smart, you know? 570 00:51:03,039 --> 00:51:05,889 - Yes? - Mr. King, your daughter's here. 571 00:51:06,009 --> 00:51:08,395 She is? Send her in. 572 00:51:09,646 --> 00:51:13,727 Take these to Kendall. Have him sign them and mail them out. 573 00:51:16,586 --> 00:51:18,608 - Hello, sweetheart. - Hi. 574 00:51:19,356 --> 00:51:23,206 - To what do I owe this pleasure? - I need a project for science. 575 00:51:23,326 --> 00:51:27,878 I chose computers. I was wondering if I could play around with one. 576 00:51:27,998 --> 00:51:31,348 - Maybe you could show me. - Because I run this place... 577 00:51:31,468 --> 00:51:36,353 ...doesn't mean I know how these machines work. We have people for that. 578 00:51:36,473 --> 00:51:38,788 I'll get somebody who understands. 579 00:51:38,908 --> 00:51:40,624 - Claudine? - Yes, Mr. King? 580 00:51:40,744 --> 00:51:43,193 Take Lauren down to operations... 581 00:51:43,313 --> 00:51:46,730 ...and tell Martin that she'll be asking questions. 582 00:51:46,850 --> 00:51:50,464 - Of course, Mr. King. - Now, you see? Simple as that. 583 00:51:50,620 --> 00:51:52,403 Thanks, Richard. 584 00:51:53,723 --> 00:51:55,540 How's Daniel? 585 00:51:56,493 --> 00:52:00,176 - Mother told me I can't see him. - I know. 586 00:52:00,430 --> 00:52:01,478 You like him? 587 00:52:01,598 --> 00:52:05,451 How can I not like somebody who punched George? 588 00:52:05,769 --> 00:52:08,553 Martin can see you now, Lauren. 589 00:52:09,406 --> 00:52:10,995 Thanks. 590 00:52:16,346 --> 00:52:18,129 There we go. 591 00:52:18,415 --> 00:52:22,933 Now, Miss King, what kind of information are you looking to get? 592 00:52:23,053 --> 00:52:26,536 I want the three horses with the best chance to win... 593 00:52:26,656 --> 00:52:29,973 ...each of the eight races at Longchamp tomorrow. 594 00:52:30,093 --> 00:52:35,445 I need to program the performance charts for each horse going back for a year. 595 00:52:35,565 --> 00:52:38,248 Then I want to cross-correlate the data... 596 00:52:38,368 --> 00:52:42,819 ...taking into account the variables of different times and distances. 597 00:52:42,939 --> 00:52:45,120 - Forget it. - Why? 598 00:52:49,713 --> 00:52:53,330 I've been developing a program to do that for a year. 599 00:52:53,450 --> 00:52:55,599 I'm not even close. 600 00:52:55,719 --> 00:52:56,967 Would... 601 00:52:57,087 --> 00:52:59,905 Would you mind showing me your theory? 602 00:53:00,223 --> 00:53:02,836 Show you my theory? 603 00:53:03,860 --> 00:53:09,079 Just give you 10 months of my calculations? Is that what you want? 604 00:53:09,199 --> 00:53:13,655 You said it isn't working. Maybe I can help you with it. 605 00:54:02,986 --> 00:54:04,905 I got it! 606 00:54:05,555 --> 00:54:07,838 I got it! Look! 607 00:54:10,393 --> 00:54:12,275 - It's useless. - What? 608 00:54:12,395 --> 00:54:17,747 I said it's useless. All our work. The whole damn thing. 609 00:54:17,867 --> 00:54:20,817 - Why? - Because we are stupid, that's why. 610 00:54:20,937 --> 00:54:25,621 I'm stupid. You have to be 18 to place a bet. 611 00:54:29,012 --> 00:54:32,696 - You do? - Even if we won, we still couldn't go. 612 00:54:32,816 --> 00:54:36,566 - Why not? - We can't cross the Italian border. 613 00:54:36,686 --> 00:54:41,037 - Why not? We don't need visas. - They won't let kids across alone. 614 00:54:41,157 --> 00:54:43,008 We need an adult. 615 00:54:49,899 --> 00:54:53,582 - Are you sure? - Positive. I checked. 616 00:54:57,674 --> 00:54:59,389 Can we sneak across? 617 00:54:59,509 --> 00:55:03,893 There will be border guards, barbed wire, machine guns. 618 00:55:04,013 --> 00:55:06,330 I've seen it in films. 619 00:55:14,090 --> 00:55:16,009 I want to go to Venice. 620 00:55:16,526 --> 00:55:19,014 I'm not gonna give up this trip. 621 00:55:19,395 --> 00:55:22,577 All we have to do is concentrate. 622 00:55:25,668 --> 00:55:31,251 - I've got it. I've got it! Come on! - Wait! What is it? Wait! 623 00:55:59,002 --> 00:56:00,716 Yes! 624 00:56:02,772 --> 00:56:06,022 - Where is he? - I don't know. 625 00:56:15,218 --> 00:56:17,308 Voil�. 626 00:56:18,288 --> 00:56:21,277 We have won all this? 627 00:56:21,624 --> 00:56:23,473 Why don't we stop now? 628 00:56:23,593 --> 00:56:27,010 We can get to Venice on what we have in great style. 629 00:56:27,130 --> 00:56:31,481 Last time I was there, Emilienne and I stayed at the Gritti Palace... 630 00:56:31,601 --> 00:56:36,386 ...for 200 francs a day. - Okay. 5000 on number... 631 00:56:36,506 --> 00:56:38,321 Five thousand? 632 00:56:38,441 --> 00:56:43,227 Five thousand on number six to win. Trip Across. 633 00:56:55,959 --> 00:56:58,311 Scratched! Damn! 634 00:56:58,962 --> 00:57:00,711 Scratched. 635 00:57:01,097 --> 00:57:04,180 - Wait a minute. - Pick the next horse, then. 636 00:57:04,300 --> 00:57:08,051 No. Something's wrong here. I should've seen it before. 637 00:57:08,171 --> 00:57:12,088 Your computer screwed up. Monaco never did well before... 638 00:57:12,208 --> 00:57:16,198 ...and your computer friend picked it to place. Impossible! 639 00:57:16,713 --> 00:57:18,728 - Snow Queen. - But the readout... 640 00:57:18,848 --> 00:57:21,598 I've won with Snow Queen before. 641 00:57:22,085 --> 00:57:27,406 Put it on number two, Snow Queen, to win. 642 00:57:30,259 --> 00:57:31,973 Come on. 643 00:58:51,707 --> 00:58:53,323 Come on. 644 00:58:53,443 --> 00:58:58,895 There is no way that Fille De Fermier could've won that race. No way. 645 00:58:59,015 --> 00:59:02,834 It's okay. Don't feel bad. 646 00:59:03,186 --> 00:59:05,242 We came close. 647 00:59:07,890 --> 00:59:12,142 - Where's Julius? - Getting a drink somewhere, probably. 648 00:59:12,295 --> 00:59:14,214 What does it matter? 649 00:59:35,284 --> 00:59:39,102 - I'm sorry. - It wasn't your fault. 650 00:59:39,222 --> 00:59:43,272 I should have followed your instructions. It was wrong of me. 651 00:59:43,392 --> 00:59:48,678 - Whatever the result, I apologize. - What are you talking about? 652 00:59:48,798 --> 00:59:52,822 I didn't bet on Snow Queen. 653 00:59:53,736 --> 00:59:59,091 At the last moment, I had this sudden hunch. 654 00:59:59,909 --> 01:00:04,961 And I put all the money on Fille De Fermier. 655 01:00:05,081 --> 01:00:07,137 You mean we won? 656 01:00:09,886 --> 01:00:14,237 Fille de fermier in French means "farmer's daughter." 657 01:00:14,357 --> 01:00:20,410 Emilienne was a farmer's daughter. Actually, he owned 30,000 hectares... 658 01:00:20,530 --> 01:00:22,979 ...but technically, he was a farmer. 659 01:00:23,099 --> 01:00:26,716 You're the most wonderful man in the whole world, Julius! 660 01:00:26,836 --> 01:00:31,854 I spent a week handicapping these horses and you win on a lousy hunch? 661 01:00:31,974 --> 01:00:36,125 I'm afraid so. What does it matter? 662 01:00:36,245 --> 01:00:41,330 The important thing is that Lauren gets to Venice to see her poor mother... 663 01:00:41,450 --> 01:00:47,511 ...who, at the sight of her, will recover much, much faster, won't she? 664 01:01:02,004 --> 01:01:05,061 Would you rather we had lost? 665 01:01:05,741 --> 01:01:08,991 If we'd lost we couldn't go, and now we can. 666 01:01:09,111 --> 01:01:14,193 If you think Julius is so wonderful, why don't you just go with him? 667 01:01:15,851 --> 01:01:19,739 Because Venice wouldn't mean anything to me without you. 668 01:01:24,994 --> 01:01:30,480 And he lost all of our baggage, except for two pieces. 669 01:01:30,600 --> 01:01:34,584 One containing seven pairs of my shoes... 670 01:01:34,704 --> 01:01:39,489 ...and a small case containing all of Emilienne's lingerie. 671 01:01:39,609 --> 01:01:43,126 You couldn't buy clothes in Nairobi in those days... 672 01:01:43,246 --> 01:01:47,430 ...so for a full week I could change nothing but my shoes... 673 01:01:47,550 --> 01:01:50,166 ...and Emilienne, her underwear. 674 01:01:50,286 --> 01:01:55,705 And I was furious, but Emilienne just laughed and laughed. 675 01:01:55,825 --> 01:02:00,343 She had a very hearty laugh for a small woman. 676 01:02:00,463 --> 01:02:04,419 It surprised many people. 677 01:02:09,272 --> 01:02:15,629 Well, I think I'll go to the club car for a Dubonnet. 678 01:02:16,879 --> 01:02:20,937 - Unless you care to come along? - No, no, you go ahead. 679 01:02:23,119 --> 01:02:27,007 Well, I will be back shortly. 680 01:02:28,124 --> 01:02:30,940 - What's wrong? - Nothing. 681 01:02:31,060 --> 01:02:34,242 Something's wrong. What is it? 682 01:02:34,397 --> 01:02:38,011 It's hard to have a good time, knowing my parents might be worried. 683 01:02:38,267 --> 01:02:40,483 Why would they be worried about you? 684 01:02:40,603 --> 01:02:45,287 They think you're in Mont-Saint-Michel on a field trip for three days. 685 01:02:46,542 --> 01:02:48,791 Don't they? 686 01:02:48,911 --> 01:02:50,500 So? 687 01:02:50,780 --> 01:02:53,729 If Natalie calls they'll find out there's no trip. 688 01:02:53,849 --> 01:02:58,167 You were supposed to call her and tell her not to call you. 689 01:02:58,287 --> 01:03:03,039 - I forgot. - You forgot? How could you forget that? 690 01:03:03,159 --> 01:03:06,442 - There's so much on my mind... - You want to get caught! 691 01:03:06,562 --> 01:03:08,477 - That's not true! - Is too! 692 01:03:08,597 --> 01:03:10,646 - Is not! - Is too. 693 01:03:10,766 --> 01:03:12,651 Is not. 694 01:03:13,002 --> 01:03:14,591 Is too. 695 01:03:27,717 --> 01:03:29,739 - Hello? - Natalie? 696 01:03:30,086 --> 01:03:32,368 - Lauren, where are you? - Why? 697 01:03:32,488 --> 01:03:37,139 I called you. Your mom wanted to know why I wasn't in Mont-Saint-Michel. 698 01:03:37,259 --> 01:03:41,477 I said, "Why would I be there?" She got all hysterical. 699 01:03:41,597 --> 01:03:46,048 She started absolutely pumping me. She talked about calling school. 700 01:03:46,168 --> 01:03:47,683 Oh, no. 701 01:03:47,803 --> 01:03:49,285 - Lauren. - What? 702 01:03:49,405 --> 01:03:52,221 - Why are you at Mont-Saint-Michel? - I'm not. 703 01:03:52,341 --> 01:03:54,123 - What are you doing? - Calling Natalie. 704 01:03:54,243 --> 01:03:56,726 - Hang up! - Tell my parents I'm okay. 705 01:03:56,846 --> 01:04:00,665 - Where are you? - I'm in Italy. I'm okay. 706 01:04:09,458 --> 01:04:11,140 - Hello? - Mrs. King? 707 01:04:11,260 --> 01:04:14,644 It's Natalie. I just talked to Lauren on the phone. 708 01:04:14,764 --> 01:04:17,647 She's in Italy! I guess she got away long enough... 709 01:04:17,767 --> 01:04:19,815 - Where in Italy? - I don't know. 710 01:04:19,935 --> 01:04:22,852 They made her hang up before she could say. 711 01:04:22,972 --> 01:04:27,523 I can't believe you'd do a stupid thing like telling her you're in Italy. 712 01:04:27,643 --> 01:04:30,359 - She sounded so worried. - Incredible. 713 01:04:30,479 --> 01:04:35,698 - Now where's Julius? - He was in the club car. 714 01:04:35,951 --> 01:04:38,098 No, there he is. 715 01:04:39,121 --> 01:04:41,143 Julius! 716 01:04:42,458 --> 01:04:45,675 - Julius! - You better get him. 717 01:04:45,795 --> 01:04:47,710 Which the great Lucian said: 718 01:04:47,830 --> 01:04:53,149 "He may have been an impostor." 719 01:04:53,269 --> 01:04:58,158 Julius, the train, it's leaving! 720 01:05:05,748 --> 01:05:09,131 I left my money in my vest... 721 01:05:09,251 --> 01:05:13,036 ...and my vest is on the train! 722 01:05:14,957 --> 01:05:16,205 Halt! 723 01:05:16,325 --> 01:05:17,675 Stop! 724 01:05:18,727 --> 01:05:21,744 - The money's in his vest! - We've got to get off. 725 01:05:21,864 --> 01:05:23,546 But we'll lose the money! 726 01:05:23,666 --> 01:05:27,349 The train is going too fast. He'll never make it. 727 01:05:37,580 --> 01:05:41,069 - Are you hurt? - I'm okay. 728 01:05:41,917 --> 01:05:46,942 - You should have gone without me. - No, we couldn't. 729 01:05:50,326 --> 01:05:52,780 The money's on the train. 730 01:05:58,033 --> 01:06:01,817 If there's one thing I've learned about life... 731 01:06:01,937 --> 01:06:04,487 ...if you miss one train, there's always... 732 01:06:04,607 --> 01:06:07,425 What? There is always what? 733 01:06:10,346 --> 01:06:13,028 There is always... 734 01:06:13,649 --> 01:06:15,966 ...one's feet. 735 01:06:38,941 --> 01:06:42,491 It is very kind of you to offer us a lift. 736 01:06:42,611 --> 01:06:47,096 You have to be very careful who you pick up on these roads. 737 01:06:47,216 --> 01:06:50,499 You could be robbed, you could be kidnapped. 738 01:06:50,619 --> 01:06:54,870 - You could be bored to death. - We're tickled pink for the company. 739 01:06:54,990 --> 01:06:59,875 We haven't run into anybody that could speak decent English in a week. Right? 740 01:06:59,995 --> 01:07:02,244 Where can we drop you folks? 741 01:07:02,364 --> 01:07:05,848 We don't want to take you out of your way. 742 01:07:05,968 --> 01:07:10,686 - Where are you headed for, Mr.? - Duryea. Bob Duryea. Columbus, Ohio. 743 01:07:10,806 --> 01:07:12,455 - Columbus. - The missus. 744 01:07:12,575 --> 01:07:17,134 We thought we'd spend the night at Verona and then go on to Venice. 745 01:07:17,980 --> 01:07:21,128 Well, that'll be just fine. 746 01:07:21,817 --> 01:07:24,533 Just fine. 747 01:07:26,855 --> 01:07:30,372 She sounded awfully scared and said she was in Italy. 748 01:07:30,492 --> 01:07:33,242 I heard a kidnapper tell her to hang up. 749 01:07:33,362 --> 01:07:36,445 - Are you sure it's a kidnapping? - Of course it is! 750 01:07:36,565 --> 01:07:39,582 You read about them. You're doing nothing! 751 01:07:39,702 --> 01:07:43,052 It is a classic case, like in one of my movies. 752 01:07:43,172 --> 01:07:44,620 This is life imitating art. 753 01:07:44,740 --> 01:07:48,491 The Italian police say your daughter was aboard a train... 754 01:07:48,611 --> 01:07:51,160 ...when it stopped at the border in Italy. 755 01:07:51,280 --> 01:07:53,963 The telephone company says she called Paris. 756 01:07:54,083 --> 01:07:55,397 To me! God! 757 01:07:55,517 --> 01:07:58,267 They got off the train in a hurry... 758 01:07:58,387 --> 01:08:01,403 ...leaving behind a coat with 18,000 francs. 759 01:08:01,523 --> 01:08:02,771 The ransom money! 760 01:08:02,891 --> 01:08:05,708 There's no ransom. Nobody's contacted us. 761 01:08:05,828 --> 01:08:08,244 She was traveling with two people. 762 01:08:08,364 --> 01:08:10,479 One's named Michon. We have no record of him. 763 01:08:10,599 --> 01:08:13,649 - Daniel! God, they've got them both. - What? 764 01:08:13,769 --> 01:08:19,193 - Michon, that's Daniel's last name. - My God, that filthy French boy! 765 01:08:21,877 --> 01:08:23,959 Not that the French are filthy. 766 01:08:24,079 --> 01:08:27,568 It's just that this particular French boy... 767 01:08:28,550 --> 01:08:30,606 ...is. 768 01:08:31,687 --> 01:08:34,970 The man who's with them is another matter. 769 01:08:35,090 --> 01:08:37,973 Julius Edmond Santorin. 770 01:08:38,093 --> 01:08:40,706 He has a long criminal record. 771 01:08:41,397 --> 01:08:43,712 People think Romeo and Juliet... 772 01:08:43,832 --> 01:08:48,450 ...were the product of Shakespeare's imagination, that is not so. 773 01:08:48,570 --> 01:08:53,055 As a matter of fact, Romeo and Juliet were born right here in Verona. 774 01:08:53,175 --> 01:08:55,257 - I don't believe this. - You don't? 775 01:08:55,377 --> 01:08:59,902 Excuse me, I didn't mean you. Janet, how many shrimp did you have? 776 01:09:00,449 --> 01:09:04,900 - Four. No, five. Five. - That's right. That's what I had. 777 01:09:05,020 --> 01:09:10,105 See that guy over there, at the next table, that Italian? He has seven. 778 01:09:10,225 --> 01:09:13,208 Don't tell me they don't see Americans coming. 779 01:09:13,328 --> 01:09:16,749 Romeo and Juliet came from right here in Verona. 780 01:09:17,099 --> 01:09:20,382 Tomorrow we can see Juliet's tomb and the balcony... 781 01:09:20,502 --> 01:09:22,952 My wallet! My wallet's been stolen! 782 01:09:23,072 --> 01:09:24,353 - Bob! - It's gone! 783 01:09:24,473 --> 01:09:26,956 - Are you sure? - Of course I'm sure! 784 01:09:27,076 --> 01:09:29,925 I put it in this pocket when I cashed a check. 785 01:09:30,045 --> 01:09:33,432 - Right, I saw you. That's terrible. - Yes, you did. 786 01:09:33,949 --> 01:09:36,966 - How much did he get? - I don't know. 787 01:09:37,086 --> 01:09:40,869 Must've been a couple hundred dollars, whatever that is in lira. 788 01:09:40,989 --> 01:09:46,375 Damn country! Luckily, I let Janet take my credit cards and traveler's checks. 789 01:09:46,495 --> 01:09:50,245 You've both been so very kind to the children and to me. 790 01:09:50,365 --> 01:09:54,116 - Please, let me pay for it. - I couldn't let you do that. 791 01:09:54,236 --> 01:09:57,686 - I would really feel it an honor. - That's very nice. 792 01:09:57,806 --> 01:10:02,592 - I mean, it's so embarrassing. - It's not embarrassing at all. 793 01:10:07,483 --> 01:10:09,231 And if you please... 794 01:10:09,351 --> 01:10:14,637 ...here is just a little contribution towards the gasoline. 795 01:10:14,757 --> 01:10:18,107 - That's very... No, I couldn't. - Thank you so much. 796 01:10:18,227 --> 01:10:21,010 - Otherwise, we couldn't go on. - What's money? 797 01:10:21,130 --> 01:10:26,315 Yes, thank you. It's so embarrassing. He's very nice, isn't he, darling? 798 01:10:40,783 --> 01:10:41,929 Hello! 799 01:10:43,051 --> 01:10:45,200 - Good morning! - How are you? 800 01:10:45,320 --> 01:10:47,774 I'm fine. 801 01:10:54,830 --> 01:10:57,386 Good morning, sir. 802 01:10:59,134 --> 01:11:04,186 Where are Romeo e Julieta? 803 01:11:04,306 --> 01:11:06,055 Romeo and Julieta? 804 01:11:06,175 --> 01:11:08,924 The little boy and girl. They couldn't wait. 805 01:11:09,044 --> 01:11:12,658 They got up early and went sightseeing. 806 01:11:58,026 --> 01:12:00,776 - What are you looking for? - The Grand Canal. 807 01:12:00,896 --> 01:12:04,046 - The Grand Canal is in Venice. - I know. 808 01:12:04,166 --> 01:12:06,648 - We're in Verona. - I know we're in Verona. 809 01:12:06,768 --> 01:12:09,151 I left the Verona guide in Padua. 810 01:12:09,271 --> 01:12:13,088 - What do you want to see in Verona? - A hairdresser. 811 01:12:13,208 --> 01:12:16,391 Janet, you just had your hair done yesterday. 812 01:12:16,511 --> 01:12:18,460 Look at it. 813 01:12:18,580 --> 01:12:21,497 You're right. You look for a hairdresser... 814 01:12:21,617 --> 01:12:24,867 ...I'll go look for a good cup of coffee. 815 01:12:27,456 --> 01:12:29,371 Janet, look. No, don't look. 816 01:12:29,491 --> 01:12:33,008 Over your left shoulder, that man reading the paper. 817 01:12:33,128 --> 01:12:35,844 - Isn't that that girl, Loretta? - Lauren. 818 01:12:35,964 --> 01:12:37,346 - Lauren, yes. - Yes. 819 01:12:37,466 --> 01:12:40,315 What's she doing in a foreign newspaper? 820 01:12:40,435 --> 01:12:42,918 Well, read it. 821 01:12:43,038 --> 01:12:45,321 What does it say? 822 01:12:45,741 --> 01:12:47,330 Dove. 823 01:12:48,043 --> 01:12:51,059 You speak the language. What does it mean? 824 01:12:51,179 --> 01:12:54,696 - Bird. Peace. - It doesn't mean bird or peace. 825 01:12:54,816 --> 01:12:56,331 - Wrong. "Where." - What? 826 01:12:56,451 --> 01:13:00,536 - They want to know where she is. - She's right up here, isn't she? 827 01:13:00,656 --> 01:13:03,576 - I don't know. - Let's get a paper. 828 01:13:04,126 --> 01:13:08,010 I can't believe we've actually seen it. 829 01:13:08,130 --> 01:13:10,879 I mean, the real Juliet's balcony. 830 01:13:10,999 --> 01:13:12,918 Fantastic, huh? 831 01:13:13,402 --> 01:13:15,484 - Why didn't you tell me? - What? 832 01:13:15,604 --> 01:13:18,187 About this! 833 01:13:18,307 --> 01:13:20,322 You lied to me. 834 01:13:20,442 --> 01:13:23,926 You weren't going to Venice to see your sick mother. 835 01:13:24,046 --> 01:13:29,565 You were running away, both of you. And you have made me a kidnapper! 836 01:13:29,685 --> 01:13:33,135 I'm sorry, Julius. We'll explain everything to them. 837 01:13:33,255 --> 01:13:37,306 They won't listen to you. Don't you understand me? 838 01:13:37,426 --> 01:13:42,178 - They'll put me away. - Put you away? What for? 839 01:13:43,732 --> 01:13:44,843 Because I'm... 840 01:13:46,468 --> 01:13:47,749 I'm... 841 01:13:47,869 --> 01:13:49,720 I can explain. 842 01:13:50,172 --> 01:13:55,257 If we don't get out of here fast, we're gonna be explaining to the cops. 843 01:13:55,377 --> 01:13:59,328 They'll be watching the station, checking cars. 844 01:13:59,448 --> 01:14:01,504 You're right. 845 01:17:20,282 --> 01:17:22,531 Daniel! 846 01:17:43,638 --> 01:17:45,990 Daniel! 847 01:18:15,270 --> 01:18:19,921 We've got to go back. He'll never catch up. 848 01:18:20,041 --> 01:18:21,721 All right. 849 01:18:39,861 --> 01:18:42,008 Where is he? 850 01:18:58,079 --> 01:19:01,728 You didn't have to try to win. 851 01:19:02,117 --> 01:19:06,801 All we had to do was get out of town. 852 01:19:14,829 --> 01:19:18,512 Good idea. Let's get these off. 853 01:19:18,767 --> 01:19:20,618 Yes. 854 01:19:21,269 --> 01:19:26,886 I never did like wearing a number when I didn't have to. 855 01:19:46,294 --> 01:19:47,943 So... 856 01:19:48,063 --> 01:19:51,018 ...what kind of crook are you? 857 01:19:51,266 --> 01:19:53,083 Burglar? 858 01:19:54,069 --> 01:19:56,022 Arsonist? 859 01:19:56,438 --> 01:19:58,391 Embezzler? 860 01:20:04,012 --> 01:20:06,534 A pickpocket. 861 01:20:07,582 --> 01:20:09,638 English. 862 01:20:10,151 --> 01:20:13,702 A language totally lacking in imagination or subtlety... 863 01:20:13,822 --> 01:20:18,347 ...but yes, I am a pickpocket. 864 01:20:19,094 --> 01:20:20,442 I'm sorry, Lauren. 865 01:20:20,562 --> 01:20:23,847 The money to pay for dinner last night? 866 01:20:24,366 --> 01:20:28,016 I had to get you to Venice. How else was I to pay for the food... 867 01:20:28,136 --> 01:20:32,786 ...and the rooms and the bicycles? 868 01:20:33,975 --> 01:20:36,156 Julius. 869 01:20:37,078 --> 01:20:39,634 It gets worse. 870 01:20:40,415 --> 01:20:43,331 - That day at the races... - I don't want to hear. 871 01:20:43,451 --> 01:20:45,234 Well, I do. Go on. 872 01:20:46,621 --> 01:20:51,203 The horse you picked for the last race lost. 873 01:20:51,659 --> 01:20:54,976 Yes, but the horse you picked won. 874 01:20:55,096 --> 01:20:58,880 Thank you for thinking that, but if I could pick horses... 875 01:20:59,000 --> 01:21:02,649 ...I wouldn't have to pick pockets. - You stole that money. 876 01:21:03,071 --> 01:21:08,096 - Yes. - 20,000 francs? 877 01:21:09,077 --> 01:21:10,257 A good day. 878 01:21:10,612 --> 01:21:14,261 Your hunch wasn't better than my system. 879 01:21:14,449 --> 01:21:16,869 Why did you do it? 880 01:21:17,152 --> 01:21:23,110 Because I had to get you to Venice to see your poor, sick mother. 881 01:21:23,691 --> 01:21:26,441 Are any of us so blameless? 882 01:21:29,497 --> 01:21:31,883 What will we do now? 883 01:21:32,267 --> 01:21:35,517 Venice is out of the question. 884 01:21:35,637 --> 01:21:40,492 They know we were heading there. It will be alive with police. 885 01:21:43,878 --> 01:21:48,163 Well, at least we got to Verona. 886 01:21:48,283 --> 01:21:51,340 Almost as good as Venice. 887 01:21:52,287 --> 01:21:57,676 After all, Verona was good enough for Romeo and Juliet. 888 01:21:57,992 --> 01:22:01,982 True, it didn't turn out so good for them, but... 889 01:22:04,499 --> 01:22:06,514 I haven't told you something. 890 01:22:06,634 --> 01:22:08,451 What? 891 01:22:09,471 --> 01:22:11,026 I have to go back. 892 01:22:11,573 --> 01:22:15,529 We always knew we'd get caught sooner or later. 893 01:22:16,010 --> 01:22:17,565 No. 894 01:22:17,946 --> 01:22:21,469 I mean back to the United States... 895 01:22:22,917 --> 01:22:24,733 ...in two weeks. 896 01:22:24,853 --> 01:22:26,943 For vacation? 897 01:22:28,089 --> 01:22:30,076 For good. 898 01:22:32,494 --> 01:22:35,877 That's why I wanted to go to Venice. 899 01:22:35,997 --> 01:22:39,247 Not just to run away... 900 01:22:40,468 --> 01:22:43,985 ...but so we could kiss under the Bridge of Sighs... 901 01:22:44,105 --> 01:22:48,857 ...at sunset when the bells tolled... 902 01:22:49,377 --> 01:22:52,195 ...the way the Brownings did. 903 01:22:52,947 --> 01:22:56,402 And then we could love each other forever. 904 01:22:57,051 --> 01:22:59,000 Why didn't you tell me? 905 01:22:59,120 --> 01:23:05,112 Because I was afraid you'd think it was dumb, and it was. 906 01:23:06,594 --> 01:23:10,712 It was all a bunch of lies, wasn't it? All of it. 907 01:23:10,832 --> 01:23:14,416 You never lived at the Brownings' villa, did you? 908 01:23:14,536 --> 01:23:16,084 No. 909 01:23:16,204 --> 01:23:20,755 And Emilienne, she was a lie too, wasn't she? 910 01:23:20,875 --> 01:23:22,726 Well... 911 01:23:23,344 --> 01:23:26,928 There was an Emma... 912 01:23:27,048 --> 01:23:29,431 ...I loved very much. 913 01:23:29,551 --> 01:23:35,669 But she was young and couldn't wait for me to finish my term in prison. 914 01:23:36,991 --> 01:23:42,410 But no, there was no Emilienne. She was a fantasy. 915 01:23:42,530 --> 01:23:45,018 She was a lie! 916 01:23:46,034 --> 01:23:50,752 She was an attempt to bring... 917 01:23:50,872 --> 01:23:53,755 ...a little romance into my life. 918 01:23:53,875 --> 01:23:56,397 That's pretty sad. 919 01:23:58,012 --> 01:24:03,197 Any sadder than sitting in a darkened theater... 920 01:24:03,351 --> 01:24:07,769 ...pretending you are Robert Redford performing heroic deeds? 921 01:24:07,889 --> 01:24:11,906 What am I supposed to do? Shoot it out with the bad guys? 922 01:24:12,026 --> 01:24:17,745 No, I'd take the girl I love to Venice and kiss her under the Bridge of Sighs. 923 01:24:17,865 --> 01:24:23,084 Why? That legend is just another one of your damn lies. 924 01:24:27,909 --> 01:24:31,592 You could make it true. 925 01:24:33,348 --> 01:24:39,534 Legends are but stories about ordinary people doing extraordinary things. 926 01:24:39,654 --> 01:24:44,975 Of course, it takes courage and imagination. 927 01:24:45,960 --> 01:24:49,245 Not everybody has that. 928 01:24:53,635 --> 01:24:58,720 I may be an old fraud, Daniel, but I do know this: 929 01:24:58,840 --> 01:25:02,323 Something that two people who are in love... 930 01:25:02,443 --> 01:25:07,128 ...create together against impossible odds... 931 01:25:07,248 --> 01:25:11,807 ...can hold them together... 932 01:25:12,787 --> 01:25:14,843 ...forever. 933 01:25:38,346 --> 01:25:41,096 Where are you going? 934 01:25:42,183 --> 01:25:43,966 Venice. 935 01:25:45,787 --> 01:25:48,503 Who else wants to come? 936 01:26:06,140 --> 01:26:12,531 Police are police, in Venice or Verona. 937 01:26:33,067 --> 01:26:36,317 I hope they don't expect us to do this in here. 938 01:26:36,571 --> 01:26:38,953 - Bonjour, Madame King. - Bonjour. 939 01:26:39,073 --> 01:26:44,292 Monsieur De Marco, Monsieur King. This is Mr. Michon, Daniel's father. 940 01:27:02,964 --> 01:27:05,452 Would you please come in? 941 01:27:14,208 --> 01:27:18,993 We have just received word that they were seen in Verona. 942 01:27:19,113 --> 01:27:22,230 - Are they still there? - We don't think so. 943 01:27:22,350 --> 01:27:27,135 There was a local athletic event they used to slip past the authorities. 944 01:27:27,255 --> 01:27:30,369 I could do a better job of finding these kids. 945 01:27:30,558 --> 01:27:32,607 You're free to try, monsieur. 946 01:27:32,727 --> 01:27:36,210 Perhaps you could win yourself another merit badge. 947 01:27:36,330 --> 01:27:38,846 Do you know what we're going through? 948 01:27:38,966 --> 01:27:42,350 - The thought of Lauren with a pervert... - He isn't a pervert. 949 01:27:42,470 --> 01:27:47,355 He has a record as a pickpocket, not a kidnapper or molester. 950 01:27:47,475 --> 01:27:49,524 You want to know what I think? 951 01:27:49,644 --> 01:27:53,928 - I think she ran away with Daniel. - Ran away? Richard... 952 01:27:54,048 --> 01:27:57,465 If they ran away, why is the old guy with them? 953 01:27:57,585 --> 01:27:59,534 I don't know. 954 01:27:59,654 --> 01:28:03,371 - Why would she run away? - They were spotted again. 955 01:28:03,491 --> 01:28:07,608 I'm flying to Venice to coordinate things. Care to go with me? 956 01:28:07,728 --> 01:28:08,876 Yes. Thank you. 957 01:28:08,996 --> 01:28:13,054 - There's a flight leaving at 12:15. - I'll meet you there. 958 01:28:13,367 --> 01:28:14,979 I want to come with you. 959 01:28:15,236 --> 01:28:19,419 Well, someone has to stay here in case she calls. 960 01:28:28,883 --> 01:28:31,733 - Kay, listen, it is a good idea... - George. 961 01:28:31,853 --> 01:28:34,802 - Yeah? - If you don't mind... 962 01:28:34,922 --> 01:28:39,173 ...I don't think we're going to need to see any more of you. 963 01:28:39,293 --> 01:28:43,010 - I think that's up to Kay, not you. - It's up to Kay and me. 964 01:28:43,130 --> 01:28:46,547 I've been standing around watching this go on between you... 965 01:28:46,667 --> 01:28:49,283 ...being too civilized to fight for her. 966 01:28:49,403 --> 01:28:52,820 If I'd told her how much I care, she wouldn't need you. 967 01:28:52,940 --> 01:28:55,389 - You don't have to listen. - She does. 968 01:28:55,509 --> 01:28:59,761 You're forgetting I've been in your shoes. I'm her third husband. 969 01:28:59,881 --> 01:29:02,330 I took her away from somebody myself. 970 01:29:02,450 --> 01:29:06,934 You came along when Kay needed excitement, but it wouldn't last. 971 01:29:07,054 --> 01:29:11,372 All you're interested in is seeing if you can take her from me. 972 01:29:11,492 --> 01:29:13,980 Well, you can't. 973 01:29:47,328 --> 01:29:50,783 He's been nice enough to offer us a ride. Get in. 974 01:29:54,936 --> 01:29:59,757 - You're being highhanded. - I'm sure you can find your way home. 975 01:30:28,536 --> 01:30:33,387 The basilica of San Marco was built between 1063 and 1073. 976 01:30:33,507 --> 01:30:37,291 The five great domes were added during the 13th century... 977 01:30:37,411 --> 01:30:42,029 ...and after the sack of Constantinople in 1204 by the Venetians. 978 01:30:42,149 --> 01:30:44,932 Byzantine artists were brought in to transform this basilica... 979 01:30:45,052 --> 01:30:47,969 ...into the treasure we are about to see. 980 01:30:48,089 --> 01:30:50,838 - Yes, ma'am? - How much did it cost? 981 01:30:50,958 --> 01:30:56,077 That's hard to say, but in today's terms, several hundred million dollars. 982 01:30:56,197 --> 01:30:59,080 Then you'd think they could get it cleaned. 983 01:30:59,200 --> 01:31:01,849 Well, I wouldn't know that. 984 01:31:01,969 --> 01:31:04,719 - Please follow me. - Notice this end is sinking? 985 01:31:04,839 --> 01:31:08,789 - Much more. I wonder why. - Maybe because that end is rising. 986 01:31:08,909 --> 01:31:10,992 How long are we staying? 987 01:31:11,112 --> 01:31:17,131 And here is good evidence that Venice continues to sink on its own foundation. 988 01:31:17,251 --> 01:31:21,702 You can see the watermarks here where the flood of 1966... 989 01:31:21,822 --> 01:31:24,939 ...flooded the whole floor of the basilica... 990 01:31:25,059 --> 01:31:28,412 ...and filled the crypt up to the ceiling. 991 01:31:29,296 --> 01:31:35,149 Rough seas and high tides remain a present and increasing danger... 992 01:31:35,269 --> 01:31:39,120 ...to the preservation of San Marco as well as all the banks. 993 01:31:39,240 --> 01:31:44,356 Solutions are being sought. But the experts' opinions conflict. 994 01:31:45,813 --> 01:31:50,097 Now, if you follow me, we shall begin the visit of the basilica... 995 01:31:50,217 --> 01:31:52,133 ...from this altar. 996 01:31:52,253 --> 01:31:58,280 It was dedicated to the Madonna and finished in 1617. 997 01:31:59,293 --> 01:32:03,744 Above the altar, you can admire the Madonna of Nicopeia... 998 01:32:03,864 --> 01:32:07,315 ...the renowned and highly venerated icon... 999 01:32:07,435 --> 01:32:12,756 ...which was brought here from Constantinople in 1204. 1000 01:32:13,874 --> 01:32:18,092 There are more than 40 iconographies of the virgin in St. Mark's. 1001 01:32:18,212 --> 01:32:21,696 She welcomes you at the threshold of St. Peter's... 1002 01:32:21,816 --> 01:32:24,668 ...and the chapel of St. Clement. 1003 01:32:25,820 --> 01:32:30,379 And she is repeatedly portrayed in the crusades... 1004 01:32:32,493 --> 01:32:34,378 My God. 1005 01:32:35,162 --> 01:32:38,713 Do you wish to confess, my daughter? 1006 01:32:38,833 --> 01:32:40,320 Bob! 1007 01:32:49,376 --> 01:32:52,026 - Quick. Come on. - I'm so tired. 1008 01:32:52,146 --> 01:32:56,295 You can rest later. Come on, quickly. 1009 01:33:47,168 --> 01:33:50,251 - I can't go any further. - Yes, you can. Come on. 1010 01:33:50,371 --> 01:33:52,825 Gondola! Hello! Gondola. 1011 01:33:53,274 --> 01:33:55,089 - Maybe we should... - What? 1012 01:33:55,209 --> 01:33:58,759 Take that gondola and head to the Bridge of Sighs now. 1013 01:33:58,879 --> 01:34:01,862 - It's too early. The legend says sunset. - What legend? 1014 01:34:01,982 --> 01:34:06,600 Our legend. It's going to be sunset when the bells toll or not at all. 1015 01:34:06,720 --> 01:34:09,003 Now, come on. Julius! 1016 01:34:26,874 --> 01:34:28,756 Wait, wait. 1017 01:34:28,876 --> 01:34:31,364 The police are there. 1018 01:34:34,081 --> 01:34:36,103 We'll go in there. 1019 01:34:38,919 --> 01:34:41,669 - No. Not this one. - Why not? 1020 01:34:41,789 --> 01:34:45,606 I'd rather be captured than sit through that again. 1021 01:34:45,726 --> 01:34:48,078 - That one. - Yes! 1022 01:34:59,873 --> 01:35:01,222 Here. Here. 1023 01:35:01,342 --> 01:35:05,059 Take these and take the money. 1024 01:35:05,179 --> 01:35:07,094 But what about you? 1025 01:35:07,214 --> 01:35:10,264 I will come back around 7, plenty of time... 1026 01:35:10,384 --> 01:35:14,869 ...to reach your bridge by sunset. - What about you? 1027 01:35:14,989 --> 01:35:17,938 The three of us together are easy to spot. 1028 01:35:18,058 --> 01:35:19,670 See you later. 1029 01:35:50,724 --> 01:35:56,310 Gentlemen, I believe you are looking for me. 1030 01:35:56,430 --> 01:36:00,716 I am Julius Edmond Santorin. 1031 01:36:09,810 --> 01:36:12,626 - You're going to see him. - Who? 1032 01:36:12,746 --> 01:36:14,426 Redford. 1033 01:36:24,224 --> 01:36:29,113 - Suppose the police come in here. - Don't worry. I'm watching for them. 1034 01:36:31,699 --> 01:36:34,255 The blue-eyed one, that's Paul Newman? 1035 01:36:34,535 --> 01:36:36,420 Very good. 1036 01:36:39,606 --> 01:36:41,525 Now, again. 1037 01:36:42,409 --> 01:36:45,192 What did you do with the children? 1038 01:36:45,312 --> 01:36:49,763 I can't tell you that. Not yet. 1039 01:36:49,883 --> 01:36:51,563 When, then? 1040 01:36:55,055 --> 01:36:59,873 - What time is the sunset tonight? - Sunset? 1041 01:36:59,993 --> 01:37:03,043 Yeah. What time? 1042 01:37:03,163 --> 01:37:07,982 - About 7:30. - Can you hear the bells from here? 1043 01:37:08,102 --> 01:37:10,055 Of course. 1044 01:37:11,772 --> 01:37:14,989 Until they toll... 1045 01:37:15,109 --> 01:37:17,791 ...I won't tell you... 1046 01:37:17,911 --> 01:37:19,557 ...a thing. 1047 01:37:35,162 --> 01:37:37,278 Wake up, wake up! We're late. 1048 01:37:37,398 --> 01:37:41,581 - We'll never make it. - We'll make it. Don't worry. 1049 01:37:41,835 --> 01:37:44,949 Wait, wait. This is the best part. 1050 01:37:55,115 --> 01:37:57,698 - Where's Julius? - I don't know. 1051 01:37:57,818 --> 01:38:01,842 We can't wait for him. We've gotta find a gondola. Come on. 1052 01:38:11,999 --> 01:38:13,588 We want a gondola. 1053 01:38:45,532 --> 01:38:51,115 - Bridge of Sighs, and step on it. - 15,000 lira in advance. 1054 01:38:55,442 --> 01:38:58,592 - We've only got 12. - 12,000. Take it or leave it. 1055 01:38:58,712 --> 01:39:01,662 - No. 15. - Go to hell. 1056 01:39:01,782 --> 01:39:03,599 You go. You go. 1057 01:39:03,984 --> 01:39:06,800 - What are you doing? - My father's a cabdriver. 1058 01:39:06,920 --> 01:39:12,105 - I know how to deal with these bastards. - All right, come on. I take you. 1059 01:39:17,898 --> 01:39:20,079 But I won't sing. 1060 01:39:21,702 --> 01:39:24,224 Thank God for that. 1061 01:39:47,394 --> 01:39:50,444 Inspector Barloni? Inspector Leclerc de la Suret�. 1062 01:39:50,564 --> 01:39:52,847 Nice to meet you. 1063 01:39:57,704 --> 01:40:00,920 This is Mr. King, Lauren's father. 1064 01:40:05,445 --> 01:40:07,535 Monsieur King... 1065 01:40:09,483 --> 01:40:13,541 May I present myself? I'm Julius Edmond Santorin. 1066 01:40:14,555 --> 01:40:16,269 Mr. Santorin. 1067 01:40:17,424 --> 01:40:20,140 Your daughter... 1068 01:40:20,260 --> 01:40:24,545 ...is a very lovely girl. 1069 01:40:24,665 --> 01:40:26,618 Where is she? 1070 01:40:31,805 --> 01:40:33,485 I'm sorry they hit you. 1071 01:40:38,512 --> 01:40:42,434 I'd like to talk to Mr. Santorin privately, if I may. 1072 01:40:50,791 --> 01:40:53,440 I assure you, Monsieur King... 1073 01:40:53,560 --> 01:40:57,311 ...your daughter is safe... 1074 01:40:57,431 --> 01:40:59,214 ...and well. 1075 01:41:29,930 --> 01:41:32,713 - What are you doing? - There is the bridge. 1076 01:41:32,833 --> 01:41:37,150 - You've seen it. Now get out. - You've got to take us under it. 1077 01:41:37,270 --> 01:41:40,621 This is as far as I go for 12,000 lira. 1078 01:41:40,741 --> 01:41:43,855 Damn it! It's just down there. 1079 01:42:24,885 --> 01:42:27,134 I don't understand. 1080 01:42:27,287 --> 01:42:33,075 If you assure me that she's safe and well, why can't you tell me where she is? 1081 01:42:36,363 --> 01:42:38,316 Where is Lauren? 1082 01:42:40,500 --> 01:42:45,052 At this moment, she is in a gondola... 1083 01:42:45,172 --> 01:42:49,390 ...going under the Bridge of Sighs. 1084 01:42:49,743 --> 01:42:51,765 What for? 1085 01:42:53,213 --> 01:42:55,701 A kiss. 1086 01:43:52,906 --> 01:43:57,431 Michelle, darling, I'll take that. You get the bag in the bedroom. 1087 01:43:59,679 --> 01:44:02,729 Michelle, would you get my brown leather bag..? 1088 01:44:02,849 --> 01:44:05,599 Gloves, upstairs in the bureau? 1089 01:44:11,658 --> 01:44:14,341 - Oh, my God! - Get in the car, Kay. 1090 01:44:14,461 --> 01:44:17,643 - Do you see who's there? - Get in the car. 1091 01:44:22,536 --> 01:44:24,455 - Go ahead. - Thanks. 1092 01:44:33,914 --> 01:44:36,027 Nice car. 1093 01:44:36,783 --> 01:44:38,765 We have a lot of luggage. 1094 01:44:38,885 --> 01:44:42,069 The furniture's going to be sent on later. 1095 01:44:42,189 --> 01:44:45,576 This is my address. I'll write every day. 1096 01:44:46,359 --> 01:44:48,675 Well, probably not every day. 1097 01:44:48,795 --> 01:44:51,385 I don't want you getting sick of me. 1098 01:44:54,100 --> 01:44:57,783 It may be a while before we see each other again. 1099 01:44:58,171 --> 01:44:59,817 I know. 1100 01:45:00,640 --> 01:45:03,590 By then we'll be like everybody else. 1101 01:45:03,710 --> 01:45:05,959 We'll lose our lead. 1102 01:45:06,079 --> 01:45:10,001 I'll come to Paris with a bunch of college friends. 1103 01:45:10,250 --> 01:45:14,634 I don't want you to be like everybody else. I don't want to be like everybody. 1104 01:45:14,754 --> 01:45:18,405 We are not now, and I hope we never will be. 1105 01:45:18,525 --> 01:45:20,407 We are different... 1106 01:45:20,527 --> 01:45:23,910 ...and I am glad. 1107 01:45:24,030 --> 01:45:25,779 Lauren. 1108 01:45:28,468 --> 01:45:33,153 We will be exceptionally gifted and remain true to each other. 1109 01:45:33,273 --> 01:45:38,191 We'll remember every detail, everything that's happened since we met... 1110 01:45:38,311 --> 01:45:40,128 ...okay? 1111 01:45:43,083 --> 01:45:45,400 Call me Bogie. 1112 01:45:47,087 --> 01:45:50,704 - I forgot what I said. - You said, "Why?" 1113 01:45:50,824 --> 01:45:52,538 And I said: 1114 01:45:55,228 --> 01:45:57,978 "Because they belong together." 88625

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