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after one saying and I'll be damned if I'm gonna let him get him.

A million dollar baby.

It was a lucky day for shower.

It was the most convenient door.

I found a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

She was telling China.

And when she made those eyes.

I kept buying China until the crowd got one.

Incidentally, if you should run into a shower.

Just step inside my cottage door.

And meet the million dollar baby.

From the five and ten cents store.

You'll leave the baby.

You'll leave the baby.

The baby will leave the baby.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

She was telling China.

And when she made those eyes.

I kept buying China until the crowd got one.

Incidentally, if you should run into a shower.

Step inside my cottage door.

And meet my million dollar baby.

From the first Woolworth Five and Dime store in 1879.

To the opening of this store.

Number one thousand on fifth avenue.

F.W. Woolworth has provided jobs for a multitude of young women and young men.

Woolworth was built upon an idea.

And a simple one.

To sell products which everyone in this country needs.

And a price which everyone in this country can afford.

They say that hard work built the world's tallest skyscraper.

The work of thousands and thousands of people.

Franklin Hutton is your responsibility.

He was supposed to be part of the family at the opening of our new store.

But no. He had to go to San Francisco.

On business.

Money full firsten was his business edda.

You have no one to blame but yourself.

Franklin Hutton is a womanizer, a gambler and a drunk.

Facts of which you were perfectly aware when you married him.

He still happens to be Barbara's father.

He has publicly disgraced you, his daughter and this family.

You will have to divorce him.

God knows what effect it will have on the child later on.

Anyway, you've got to do something, Edna.

Cost what it may.

Yes, Father. You're right.

Cost what it may.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

I've got to do something.

Barbara...

I've got to do something.

I know, I said I'd be here, but honey daddy has been very busy helping uncle Edward.

Oh, isn't that a pretty white angel?

Yes, well you see daddy is so busy and he hasn't been able to spend that much time with you.

I know, but I want you to know it makes me feel so, so very good to see you again.

So, how about a small one, huh?

Barbara, I know how you still feel, but your mommy's in heaven now.

And she's happy.

So, so we want you to be happy too.

And we want to see that smile.

Don't be nanny.

Yes, and say thank you daddy for all those lovely presents Barbara.

Thank you daddy for all the...

All right, good enough at American Christmas dear.

And I'll be seeing you real soon.

Don't you forget, ma'am.

Daddy's got to have dinner now at Grandpa Willie. Night night.

And with your lovely aunt and uncle.

I mean, it invites everybody right?

It's almost there.

What do you know? A real happy family gathering.

Well, it's nice that you finally made it to your own dinner party, Franklin.

Willie, I am even going to drink a toast to you.

Good old Willie, father-in-law extraordinaire.

Mm.

Drink, drink Edward.

It's Christmas.

And a toast to those who can't be with us tonight?

The boys and the trenches.

Hey, I'll drink you that.

Of course you will.

You'll drink to anything and anybody.

Right.

It's been three months since my daughter's death.

And I hardly think toast story and order, especially from you.

Well, then, Willie, you should have moved Christmas.

You know, hold the board meeting.

Franklin, please.

This is the first time we've all been together since Edna...

Since her passing.

So let's try and act like a family, huh?

What a family.

What a family. What a group.

American merger.

Oh, yes.

E. F. Hutton.

F. W. Woolworth.

Mm.

Marriages.

Marriages made the board rooms.

Mm.

Do you suppose there's any love to any of those marriages made in the board room?

In case anybody should want or need some love?

I don't think we need any lessons from you about love, Franklin.

But yes, Jesse's and my sons are the result of our love.

But not proof of it.

Anybody can have a child whether you want one or not.

God knows I never did.

The fact is, that 99% of the people on this planet...

were born out of a bottle of whiskey on Saturday night.

Edna wanted Barbara. She loved her.

Well, she loved her daughter Saddam, much why she leave her the likes of me.

Franklin, please.

You've disgraced and humiliated her.

And I will not allow you to disgrace and humiliate the rest of this family.

Well, then I have a gift for you all.

My absence.

And I am leaving Barbara with you, Woolworth.

She'll be happier with you.

And I will not allow you to

be happier with you.

It's Barbara.

When you feel lonely, remember what I said.

Princesses live happily ever afterward.

I'm not a princess.

For child to meet darling.

And one day you'll find your prince.

Barbara?

I miss 2K, Barbara. I'll be taking care of you.

But you can call me Tiki.

Tiki.

I miss you.

Barbara?

Oh.

Hey, Ellen.

Shh, Barbara. Don't wake your grandma.

This is your flamew!

But there's nothing to do with.

Oh, but there will be.

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

Tiki!

You fell like a lion!

You fell like an elephant!

mm

Tiki!

You mustn't be afraid of the magic Barbara.

Why, that's what keeps the soul alive.

Some people who don't have it, they sit and wait for the ever after, but you know, there

is no ever after.

There is only the moment.

And this moment now with you, you have to be afraid.

And this moment now with you and I is full of wonderful magic and music.

So play.

Oh, Barry, you're a very good.

Oh, you're a wonderful player.

Yes.

Why do you have to go now, Franklin?

You've hardly arrived before you're gone.

Barbara's very upset.

It can't be helpful.

Edward, I've huttened open to new office and important new branches and combed upon me as a full partner to be there.

Edward, never forgive me if I want.

Barbara, you're a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

I'm a great guy.

What come to a critical enemy if I want?

Well, Barbara will be fine with you.

Can you imagine there was two pills?

Those loving aunts of hers refusing to take her when AFTW finally met his maker.

Oh, Europe has to do so.

Thanks so much.

Incidentally, between us.

old Willie died not a moment too soon.

What do you mean?

He was planning on drawing up a new will leaving the bulk of his fortune to charity, but with the expent timing, he kicked the bucket of our society due.

No.

I kicked the bucket of horse.

I didn't think he'd be kidding me.

So when my senile, oh mother-in-law, finally goes,

the estate will go to the two surviving daughters and...

Barbara.

Lucky girl, huh?

All right. Bye-bye now.

Who's he going?

Bet he didn't say goodbye to Barbara.

I'm afraid my brother lacks the finer paternal feelings, Miss Tuké.

However, it's not her father she needs. It's friends.

Friends her own age.

What time are they coming?

They're through, Clough.

It's any minute now.

No.

I'm sorry.

Sure you girls will have a lovely time together.

Barbara, I'd like you to meet.

Oh dear. I don't know which is which.

I'm Muriel, and these are my friends, Nora and Margaret.

We can only stay an hour.

Why don't you go to school?

I have a tutor.

My mother says you're too rich for your own good.

I don't know what you mean.

I think we've got to go now.

Why? We can play house. We can dress up. Look.

Her name is Cynthia. Do you like her?

She's pretty.

You can have her.

Really?

Yes. You can take her home with you.

And look.

She has her own cape and an evening dress. Look.

Are these real?

Real what?

Blueberries of course. Are they real?

I don't know.

Can I have them?

Sure.

Look at this.

Oh, it's lovely.

It's my mother's. Can I have it?

It was my mother's.

Then what can I have?

Anything else?

I'll take him.

We've got to go.

I'll go.

I'll go.

I'll go.

I'll take him.

We've got to go.

Now.

Okay.

Is there something else.

Let's go.

Oh, look at that right.

Victoria's.

Oh, wait.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh!

laws.

I love you.

What are you doing?

Leave it alone, please.

You can't eat those bop-a-ra.

Oh, no!

We hate them!

But why do you hate them, Princess?

Because they have more dolls than the others,

than they don't like me.

More dolls than warm money.

But can't we just give them a way to keep please?

Don't let them...

If they don't like me,

all the dolls and all the money too.

Daddy!

Daddy!

Daddy!

Barbara?

Barbara.

I'm afraid I have some sad news for you.

Your grandma's dead.

And we have to go back to New York.

Grandma?

I know it's sad, but on the other hand,

you've just become an heiress.

You've just inherited one-third of your grandpa's $78 million.

Now, together with your mother's money,

that makes you the richest little girl in the world.

Hmm?

And now I want you to meet your new mummy.

Irene?

This is Barbara.

Hello, Barbara.

Who's going to live here with me?

I'll take he, of course.

And, uh, and the maid.

Where are you going to live?

Irene and I will be right next door.

We have another duplex.

Just like this one.

Can't we live together?

We will be, Barbara.

Right next door.

On to the same roof, virtually.

I thought you could only get married once.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Do you like to play house?

Well, you can come and play house with us,

and we can come and play house with you.

Now, won't that be fun?

Move, set it up.

Move, set it up.

ister Ad Tammy.

I think I'm wearin' meAl

Mm, moo.

Mr. Francis is actually wi-ata.

What are you doing?

Reading, Jimmy, which is something you might try instead of blabbing all the time.

It's New Year's Eve, Barbara.

You don't read poetry on New Year's Eve.

Who says?

I say.

You're my cousin, Jimmy, not my father.

I meant you don't have to talk like my father.

It doesn't like books.

I don't have to talk like my father.

I don't have to talk like my father.

It doesn't like books.

I have to hide my books so you won't find them.

I do that too, you know.

I've never seen you read.

Not reading.

Everything.

I hide everything.

I don't think father approves of anything I do.

He says I'm different.

Different how?

Just different.

I am, you know.

I don't know how.

But anyway, I'm embarrassing.

You're different too.

We're both different, Barbara.

Maybe we are.

Let's always be together, Jimmy.

Even when we're grown up.

We will, won't we?

All our lives.

And it's gonna be fun.

New Year!

Happy New Year, Beth!

Happy New Year, Jimmy!

The first time I've read with you.

That certain feeling.

The first time I've read with you.

There's nothing more than this much.

The first time I've met you, I have the same...

Jenny, who are all these people?

No, just a few of your oldest and dearest friends.

I know what I do.

Let me introduce you.

I want to praise you to sing your praises.

That certain feeling, the one that they all love.

No use concealing.

I've got what they call love.

Now we're together.

Let's find out whether you're feeling that feeling too.

That certain feeling, the first time I've met you.

Every morning, every evening, and we got fun.

Not much money, but honey, and we got fun.

The rents are painted.

We have no soup.

Are you supposed to be having fun?

I think I'm going to be sick.

Didn't even want this party.

Well, I did.

So did everybody here.

There's a depression.

We want a party.

You're the excuse.

Not a bad one at that.

You look delicious.

No, I don't.

Relaxed.

Barbara.

What's wrong with you?

Marisha Bahia is going to entertain you.

Rudy Valle just dedicated this song to you.

We've got the Astors, the Rockfellows, your best friend Doris

Duke.

Best friend.

Daddy, we wave hello at the opera.

Well, I think you might be a little more grateful.

I wonder if you have any idea what this event cost?

60,000 Woolworth bucks.

Sit on all the papers.

Come on.

Come on.

There's nothing short of the rich gettin' on the paper.

I did it.

I'm done it.

Donee done.

Donee.

I swear I am done now.

I'm done.

That is.

I want to introduce you to David Herbert.

David is the second son of the Earl of Pembroke.

They live in Wilton.

It's the most beautiful house in England.

How exciting.

Yeah, it'd be more exciting if he were the first son.

You see, the first son gets the title, the estate, and the fortune.

The second son gets a tiny allowance.

Absolutely delicious cucumber sandwich is a tea-tone.

And absolutely no responsibility is what, sir, or?

No responsibilities.

What, sir?

What, sir?

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Perhaps, dare ya.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Bravo.

Louise Darling, how wonderful to see you.

Isn't it, Barbara?

Yes, I'm delighted you become.

Or how can one miss a command for performance?

Barbara, I'd like you to meet my fields, sir.

Prince Alexis de Barmy.

Hello.

Miss Hoppe?

My pleasure.

And Barbara's aunt?

Marjorie Maryweather Post.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Mrs. E. Hunt, for instability.

How do you do?

Well, thanks.

Always have.

You look wonderful tonight, Barbara.

Hmm.

Anyways, things are sash.

What is it?

It's just plain old ordinary coffee, isn't it?

Yes.

Just plain old ordinary coffee.

From Grand Daddy's shop.

No doubt.

As a matter of fact, it's one's very first shop.

Only you, Barbara.

Get away with that.

Or try to.

It is chic.

It is what chic is all about.

And what is chic about Alexis?

I would say it is when something very simple

is set against something very beautiful.

Thank you.

Oh, do I...

I didn't mean to ignore you.

Of course you did, darling, and why shouldn't you?

It is your night.

Doris has already had hers.

Glamasse, the Hutton's have finally outdone the dukes.

In spending, shall we say?

Imagine.

Doris, Duke, and Barbara Hutton dripping in loose change.

Too bad you are not a man, Doris.

Then the Duke could marry the Hutton and take over the country.

Why should she marry a Duke, Louise?

When she could marry a prince?

Come on, darling.

We have legions more to meet.

You do know Charles Hutton, don't you?

I think I saw him over here.

Charles, Charles!

She's attractive, all right.

A nice kid.

But personally, I don't have the money to keep that girl.

I'm postage stamp.

Yep.

The guy's going to marry a whole rich, he'd better be awful in love.

Goodbye, sir.

Barbara, dear, you're supposed to be having a marvelous turn.

All these delicious young eligible men just hovering about you.

Get my bees after, honey.

They should be thrilled.

Thrilled.

I feel like I've been entered at the Westminster Kenwood church.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Mr. Plant!

Have you met my niece, Barbara Hutton?

Hello.

Who's Hutton?

Barbara Filleplant.

Isn't he handsome?

Aunt Margry is.

May I have this dance Trapzel?

Court Chume.

Aunt Margry?

Yes, thank you.

I did something foolish, Miss. I made other arrangements.

I'm not wrong, even as they say. They did this evening.

Oh.

Well, that's all your own fault, you know.

You weren't supposed to be this beautiful.

I wasn't.

You don't think you are, do you?

I never really thought about it.

Of course you have.

Every attractive girl has.

Besides, I know quite a bit about you, you know.

Seems a lot of people know quite a bit about me.

Who never met me?

Eleanor Carson, your roommate, 40 squared,

said that you know more about Oriental art

than the art for this.

Since that's a rather modest accomplishment, I won't waste time denying it.

Miss Hutton, with your permission,

I'm going to cancel my plans for later this evening.

I'd be delighted.

You are to be presented at court to the king and queen of England.

England?

Can't go to England.

Well, Barbara, they won't bring the court to you.

I don't care.

I have no interest in being presented at court.

No, I can't go. I've made other plans.

Your plans include Phil Plant?

What if they do? That's my affair.

Good choice of words.

Now, you listen to me, young lady.

I'm going to allow trouble to arrange this.

My presentation or my abduction?

But darling, don't you understand what an honor this is?

Barbara, only the highest drinking deviotom can honor like this.

Your practice has been booked.

They're not booked.

Phil Plant is a drunkard and a gambler.

I'll arrange that with a different woman every night.

Sounds familiar?

He's only after one thing and I'll be damned if I'm going to let him get it.

They will have a word for the captain, Barbara, and they'll receive a mistake.

Hey, Babs!

You realize we're surrounded by idiots?

Your father is sending you to London because he wants you to be away from your lover.

My father's sending me to London to keep an eye on you.

Is that a good one?

Listen, listen.

I have cabled David Herbert.

People arrange all the parties and the possibilities are infinite.

You're far too young, and you have no possibilities.

Sweetheart, I've been young since I was seven.

Now, listen to me.

Now, remember what we used to say about how we'd enjoy everything together when we were grown-ups.

Well, now we are.

London's glorious season ends.

And its last event is the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

Magnificent gardens at the palace make a splendid setting for this most regal and yet democratic function.

For the King and Queen move freely and graciously among their guests,

picking out a delighted individual here and there to greet an engaging conversation.

The Queen presents a radiant picture of majestic loveliness,

while the King obviously enjoys the weather, the company and the occasion.

Lord, Lord, I'm the luckiest of females for a dancer and man who stands with a girl who stands for the Prince of Wales.

Lord, Lord, I'm the luckiest of females for a dancer and man who stands with a girl who stands for the Prince of Wales.

And she stands with a man who stands with a girl who stands for the Prince of Wales.

Jimmy went to a marvellous party at Emerald Cunard.

Oh, yes, it was there.

Who?

A Prince of Wales.

You're dance with Barbara.

Ah, well, lucky her. Some girls have all the luck.

Well, I've been entertaining myself.

You want to hear about the American invasion?

Yes, well, darling, you're no longer a debutante. You're now a celeb-utant.

Barbara Hutton, America's poor little rich girl, presented to the King and Queen.

No matter the colonial.

The prototypical American export, a heavily sharp-rowned heiress who has come here to steal the vaulted throne of the British Empire and return with it to the United States.

An American reject, a spoiled brat.

Whose rejection by New York's most eligible bachelors has brought her to the United States.

Don't bodyguards ever eat?

Jiki.

Drinking with her over-blowing the unbroken...

Just me can't call for me all that now.

That's supposed to be asked the over-blowing to the...

Mojima's year, Mojima's year, feeling time. I don't know who can make it.

Oh.

He had the nerve to show up here last again.

Jimmy!

Yes, Brat!

Elsa Maxwell has invited me to her villa in the south of France.

There's going to be a wonderful party.

Just you?

Remember what you said about how we do everything together when we were grown-ups?

Well, we are. Elsa will adore me. So I'm coming with you. Let's pack.

Lala!

Forstale.

Appetizing young love forstale.

Love the fresh and still of smile.

Love is only a slightly silent...

Love is the most...

Let the poets pipe of love in their childish way.

I know every type of love is better far than they are.

If you want the thrill of love,

I've been through the field of love.

Oh, love, love.

No, love.

Every song of love.

You're absolutely right.

About what?

No, Elsa Maxwell may give superb parties, but when her voice fills the air,

it getens the senses.

Certainly for me.

And for you too, it would seem.

I don't mind her voice. I just don't like big groups.

Why? Are you shy?

Do you think people are always looking at you? If so, you are right. They are.

Do you know Barbara? People will always be fascinated by you.

I'd rather be fascinated by you.

And what about you?

You're a prince. What's so it?

A Russian prince?

Before we were conquered by the Russian SARS over a hundred years ago,

we were the princes of a fierce, brave, independent mountain kingdom

in the Georgian Caucasus. We rode fast horses.

We wore duel-encrusted gowns, soft boots and big fur hats,

and long-sharp simmettas swinging at our sides.

We would swoop down on the Russians and cut them to pieces.

And then we'd ride back to our citadels,

singing of victory to celebrate dance and to make love.

Do you know you have the most beautiful eyes?

And I would give anything in the world just to hold you close now.

And finally, we had to make peace, recognize the SARS,

and we never forgot the true kings and princes that we had always been.

And then?

And then came the Bolshevik Revolution.

We'd lay across the mountains into Turkey with whatever jewels and gold we could carry.

Do you know you have the most beautiful depths?

And I would like to kiss them now.

And finally, we came to Paris.

And now?

And now?

I'm probably boring you.

No.

I'm only telling you all this, because I believe you know something of the Muslim East.

How do you know I know?

It's normal.

But I prefer knowledge to rumour.

And I would like to know you, Barbara.

Do you know how, in which way?

I'd like to know you.

I'd like to know you.

Thank you.

The bold love! No love!

For every love but true love.

You should have a little talk with your brother, Ruthie.

If the prince wants to retain his royal lifestyle, tell him to stay away from the shop girl.

Darling Louise, you and Alika, new youads surely look jealous already.

What's wrong with my love?

Come on, B. I'm toil the stairs!

Love!

For sale!

Look at it!

It cost me a fortune, but it has a ride.

Come on, Jenny!

I know it.

I give you a good time with you, I know it.

That's good.

Good job, baby.

In the wheel!

You're gonna love this!

You're ready to like this?

No.

She's gonna dance with me. Come on!

Get your arms, Ruth!

Come on, Ruth!

Miss Hutton?

Yes?

Foulindel Arochette.

We've been at many parties together, but never met, I'm afraid.

I don't mean to intrude.

Don't be silly.

I thought you might want to be alone. You always will eat on a part.

Well, I guess I'm just more comfortable this way.

So am I.

But sometimes you can get a little lonely.

I'm not good in crowds. People think I'm aloof.

I know. They say the same thing about me too.

I am the million dollar baby!

If I ever test that story...

Hahaha!

Great!

What's that?

It's the latest craze, honey.

Yes, but what is it? Who's it referring to?

Three cats.

Me?

How can it be about me? They don't know me?

I hate people talking about what I'm worth.

Doris Duke has more money, certainly much shouldn't.

And Marjorie has more money.

I found a million dollar baby!

Would you get another cop before me?

Hahaha!

Hahaha!

Fantastic!

You know my old man?

Sorry.

Hahaha! Barbara, this is Morley, Kennerley, and his wife Jean.

Miss Barbara Hutton, Count Count is the spoochie.

Hello.

Morley's an ex-patriot too. He's an American, you know.

Elsa, I'm not an ex-patriot.

You become an ex-patriot the second you set sail from New York.

You just don't know it yet. We're all running away.

Excuse me, while I run to the bar.

Come, come with me, Count Count. I'll see you later.

I want you to meet the crime.

I understand you write poetry.

I should warn you, Morley's a publisher in London.

Limited editions, that sort of thing.

How limited are they?

Fairly limited, so we're fairly broke.

But we have our pride.

Yes, we do. We're proud and we're broke.

But we're also terribly happy.

We're very generous to exaggerate.

Well, we are.

At least I know you didn't marry me for my money,

which is more than can be said for most of our acquaintances.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I don't mean to include you in that course.

Thank you.

Morley, Jean, turn away.

Come on, Miss Buddy Austin.

She's two-two athletics.

Did you see him play a bumble the last year?

See you later, Barbara.

Buddy!

Your bodyguard has not taken his eyes off you all day.

And neither have I.

Anybody need a drink?

Satsara milk?

No.

It's too rough for swimming.

The currents are too strong. It's too dangerous.

I'm a strong swimmer. I like dangers.

So do I.

I like that.

You're so beautiful.

I won't do anything you don't want me to, Barbara.

But you must tell me what you want.

It must come from you, Barbara.

I'm going to get my chance.

I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

Louise, darling!

I want to go.

I want to go.

You bitch.

Here are some scenes from the next episode of Poor Little Rich Girl.

I love Alexis.

Am I going to bed with him breaks up his marriage?

At least it won't kill him!

Like you did mother!

For heaven's sake, Barbara.

He's a child. A womanizer. A legal jiggle.

Do you think this comes as a surprise?

The only girl in the world who can buy anything on anyone.

And she can't hold on to anything of it!

Don't talk money.

That's right, Uncle Frank. I don't talk money. Just...

I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

I love Alexis.

Am I going to bed with him breaks up his marriage?

At least it won't kill him!

Like you did mother!

For heaven's sake, Barbara.

He's a child. A womanizer. A legal jiggle.

Do you think this comes as a surprise?

The only girl in the world who can buy anything on anyone.

And she can't hold on to anything of it!

Don't talk money.

That's right, Uncle Frank. I don't talk money. Just...

Hark!

It was a lucky age for a shower.

It was the most convenient door.

I found a million dollar baby in a five and ten cent store.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cent store.

She was selling China.

And when she made those eyes, I kept buying China until the crowd got one.

Incidentally, if you should run into a new world,

you can't find the place to go.

I kept buying China until the crowd got one.

If you should run into a shower,

just step inside my cottage door

and meet the million dollar baby

from the five and ten cent store.

You'll leave the baby blue.

That's the baby blue.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cent store.

She was selling China.

And when she made those eyes,

I kept buying China until the crowd got one.

Incidentally, if you should run into a shower,

step inside my cottage door

and meet my million dollar baby from the five and ten cent store.

Franklin Hutton is a womanizer, a gambler, and a drunk.

He still happens to be Barbara's father.

You've got to do something, Edna.

Cost what it may.

Yes, Father. Cost what it may.

I've got to do something.

What a family.

What a group.

E. F. Hutton. F. W. Woolworth.

Anybody can have a child whether you want one or not.

God knows I never get it.

And I am leaving Barbara with you, Wally.

She'll be happier with you.

Farmer, I'm afraid I have some sad news for you.

Your grandma's dead.

That makes you the richest little girl in the world.

That certain feeling.

The first time I met you.

Jimmy, who are these people?

No, just a few of your oldest and dearest friends.

Barbara, I'd like you to meet my fiancé, Prince Alexis DiVani.

La la la.

Poor Styl.

Up and by Styl.

You should have a little talk with your brother, Roussey.

If the prince wants to retain his royal lifestyle,

tell him to stay away from the shop girl.

You little bitch.

Poor Styl.

Poor Styl.

Hey, are you ready to play?

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Don't know Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Is he just a carefully companion?

That's all for you.

You'll have a special call at the Ridge.

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

Mr. Hann!

I want you to pack.

You threw me a coming out party and damn it, I've come out.

From Million Dollar Baby to poor little rich girl,

you're making a spectacle yourself.

And now, not content with that.

You're breaking up a marriage? What next?

Daddy, you don't know him.

I know you.

You're a hutton. And you're to act like one.

I am.

Daddy, Louise and Alexis' marriage was arranged.

They didn't love each other.

She got the title and he got the title.

Title? Where he comes from, anyone with three sheep and a cow is a title.

And as far as a range goes, there's nothing wrong with arranged marriages.

They're the ones that last.

Well, if they last, what are you worried about?

Anyway, I have no intention of marrying anyone right now.

No? What about him?

To the light of my life, Alexis.

If he hasn't got marriage in mind, what is all this about?

Gratitude. I was terrific.

You shut your dirty little mouth!

You damn hypocrite!

You bounce from one bed for now.

But you don't!

And he's still doing it.

Whatever I learned in this life, you taught me.

I'm my father's daughter. I love Alexis.

If my going to bed with him breaks up his marriage, at least it won't kill him.

Like you did mother.

She reads books too, Uncle Franklin.

And writes poetry.

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Mr. Hutton.

My sister, Lucy, sir.

Your choice for our meeting is perfect, I must say.

Nobody ever comes here unless it is raining outside.

Mr. Hutton, you have an absolute king, chanting daughter.

Thank you.

Now then, Dabani.

Let's get down to business.

Mr. Hutton, $500,000 to stay away from my daughter.

Mr. Hutton, if your late father-in-law had offered you such a sum to leave your late wife alone, would you have accepted?

Certainly not. I loved her. And in the same way, Mr. Hutton, I love Barbara.

Then let me remind you, Barbara has not yet come into her inheritance.

And until she does, I am in charge of the estate and of her.

And I will...

And I will not allow my daughter to become involved with a married man.

I have doubtful reputation and dubious title.

My brother indeed has a dashing reputation, but I assure you there is nothing dubious whatsoever about his title.

And I think Barbara would love to be a princess.

Madam, sir, am I dealing with you or your brother?

You're dealing with both, Mr. Hutton, but not for the price of one.

Very well. One million dollars.

Mr. Hutton, did it ever occur to you that Barbara and I were simply having a brief affair?

And that I have absolutely no intention of marrying her?

Is that true?

I simply said, how did it ever occur to you?

Actually, I have been having the most marvelous time, and so has Barbara.

But we have never discussed marriage.

Good.

That doesn't mean that Alexis' intentions are not strictly honorable.

And what does that mean?

It means they are so honorable, and I have been having such a good time that I have decided to ask my wife for a divorce.

Darling, I tried to warn you about Barbara.

I don't remember that, very safe.

Because you wouldn't listen.

But you've got to save face, Louise.

You must be the one to divorce him.

Settle on you, then, throw him out.

You're talking about your own brother.

I'm talking about a fool.

Darling, we're trying my best to reason with him.

It's eight.

Divorce him now.

Don't wait until he leaves you.

And, if Barbara will take yourself another lover, immediately.

She's divorcing him.

That's the rumor.

He hasn't said anything.

Maybe he didn't think he had to.

So he thinks I'm going to fall into his lap like a right plum, does he?

Let's face it, Babby.

He hasn't exactly had to chase you around the world.

So far.

No.

He hasn't.

Maybe it's about time he did.

What's wrong, Jean?

I did start to wonder why you'd invited us, Babby.

Why, you're paying our way.

You think I'm trying to buy you?

Oh, Molly.

I could, couldn't I?

That's what they say.

I could buy anything or anyone I wanted.

I can't.

I can't.

I can't.

I can't.

So most of the people that are out.

What are you, Bob?

I buy thing, I don't know if I'mHere.

Is your thing there, Bob?

Only once.

Instead of all the money you want,

you're all who to earn you!

But I never.

Father!

They don't have water.

There is no toilet and there is a lizard in my room.

You will not complain and you will not be rude.

We're guests here and will behave accordingly.

They don't even have room service.

We'll be fine.

Yes, I think so.

Where is Miss Barbara Hutton?

If music be the food of love, they are yours until dawn.

Don't let me sleep.

I don't want to miss a note.

Thank you.

We're at lunch break a XXX, that's a wonderful idea.

I'll show you bunnies, Miss Shaw.

Do you worry about all those dumplings, ho creative content,

It's not one moment darling.

I think of this, bu » Humming so much!

Mr trails, Mr HUD!

Mr HUD Mike Mr HUD!

Sorry.

There's a radio call for you, sir.

A radio?

Valley, I believe.

Valley.

Barbara.

Barbara?

Mary.

Devani.

Devani.

Barbara and I are going to be married with or without your permission.

Immediately.

Unless you announce our engagement to the press,

and give us your blessing.

That's blackmail.

Blackmail?

Exciting.

I hope he's demanding a lot.

Otherwise, we are fully prepared.

To be married under a waterfall by a pagan priestess.

For God's sake, no.

Thank you.

Can you hear me?

I'll make the announcement for now.

But only if you promise not to Mary until we can talk

and until a proper site for the marriage has been selected.

You.

Now, I like all of them.

Now, hang up.

Hang up.

I want to send a telegram.

A telegram?

Is to Madame Roussey, sir, Rue Bonaparte, number 12, Paris.

Have won the prize.

Announce the betrothal.

Love.

I ask.

Nini.

There is a law in France, which I'm sure you're aware of.

Which states that if a bride has not yet reached her majority,

as in Barbara's case, her property

comes under the absolute control of her husband.

Yes, I believe it is for the bride's protection.

As most women, I suppose, not to know

how to manage their own estates.

Until Barbara's next birthday, I'm in control.

And if you want to marry my daughter,

you will sign this agreement.

And the terms of the agreement.

You will receive a dowry of $1 million

plus a substantial annual allowance.

That, together with your divorce settlement from Louise

Van Allen, should keep you in the style to which I gather

you have grown accustomed.

Will you sign?

An annual allowance.

Top of page four.

Ah, yes.

Thank you.

Who is all this necessary?

Barbara, you have a fortune to protect,

and now that it's protected, you'll have a husband.

I don't want to have a husband, Daddy.

Alex and I love each other.

As an equal.

We want to spend the rest of our lives together,

and I want to share everything I have with him as equals.

He has been given a more than adequate allowance,

I assure you.

An allowance?

Allowance for what?

Do you want to have a husband?

An allowance?

Allowance for what?

To ensure his good behavior, I allow him so much of money.

And what does he allow me of months?

So much love?

Tip for tack?

Love for money?

Money for love?

It's humiliating.

He didn't seem to find it, so...

Well, I do.

You know what I think it is?

It's a blueprint for failure already.

All right, then.

Hand over your entire fortune to him.

If that makes you feel secure with him,

then see how long that fortune and that marriage last.

Perhaps that wasn't the kindest thing to say to you on the eve of your wedding.

But one day, Barbara, you may be grateful to me for saying it all the same.

Worldwide interest is taken in the marriage of this Barbara Huttony,

reputed to be the world's wealthiest heiress,

the Prince Alexis Medivania, a member of an ancient family from Georgia,

now part of Russia.

This is the wedding by Russian Rights,

a civil wedding having taken place earlier in the week.

The enthusiasm of Parisians unfortunately other steps itself,

and the bride and bride boom have a difficult time getting away from the church.

The

love your body.

So strong.

And then...

beautiful.

You do?

Yes.

I must tell you something.

What?

Barbara.

You are too fat.

Barbara?

What can I do?

What can I do?

I'm not far from you.

But what can I do?

Be patient.

Be patient.

Be patient.

But you know I love surprises.

Pauline, will you open the window?

Step up.

Step up.

There.

It's for you.

A present from Daddy.

It's called the Ali Baba.

It's magnificent.

What's wrong?

Has he done something to hurt you?

Barbara, even if he has upset you,

for God's sake don't let him take the upper hand.

I didn't marry him to play games Pauline.

Barbara!

Barbara, it's wonderful.

He's a baby really.

A big baby.

Thank you Maria.

That will be all.

Thank you Maria.

That will be all.

Barbara's a charming group of people tonight.

Aren't they?

I'm going to go out early tomorrow and explore Venice.

Go to some churches and museums.

Maybe go over to Torcello.

How about you?

Maybe.

You're getting ready for bed early.

Must be time.

It was just taking off my jewelry.

You don't have to go to bed yet.

Not unless you're tired.

Not at all.

In fact, I was thinking of going to the casino just for a moment.

Try my chances.

What did I do with my other wallet?

Perhaps you would like to come to me?

Alex, if you're going off to the casino,

I'm going to be fast asleep when you return.

You understand?

Well, in that case, I won't go.

I want you to go.

Because that's what you wanted to know.

But by the same token, I want you to leave me to sleep when you return.

Is that clear?

Oh, my dog.

Could no big cross.

After all, look, I'll stay with you until you get into bed.

You go and get into your bath.

I'll come and sit with you.

I'd really rather you didn't sit with me while I have my bath.

You go ahead.

Go try your chances.

Let me surprise you.

Very well.

Barbara, as you wish.

I'm going to go to the hotel.

Barbara, as you wish.

Do you love him?

Yes.

Of course.

What does of course mean?

I love him desperately.

Desperately sounds rather desperate.

Barbara, we are your friends.

We will love you.

You must know that.

What I'm going to say, but it has to be said.

That husband of yours is big heavy.

He's a little extravagant, so am I.

How many polo ponies, Barbara?

How many cars?

And what is it, two villas you bought him?

He's bought me a lot of things, too.

With your money.

And gossip says it's not only you he's buying things for.

I'm not interested in gossip.

There will.

Barbara, Princess and Devan,

you're intelligent.

You are so much more than the world sees.

Pull yourself together.

Put that mind and body of yours into the shape it was designed for.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Well, I can't let you know until I talk to Alex.

Well, let's talk tomorrow.

Yes, it's great news, Daddy.

All right.

Goodbye.

Barbara, have you seen these bills?

Alex, I've gone too far this time.

I know. It's all right, Pauline.

That was Daddy calling from New York.

The court has approved the papers.

I'm finally coming into my inheritance.

Money is no longer the problem.

I came here looking for you an hour ago.

I'm sorry. I have enough for a walk.

Fantastic dreads.

Barbara, you look.

You look so different.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I have enough for a walk.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I have enough for a walk.

I have enough.

Fantastic dreads.

You look so different.

You were here.

But what have you done to yourself?

You are looking quite...

quite fabulous.

World, I cry. Can this be true?

Are you the same that once I knew or if I dream, then let me be?

This is all I would know of eternity.

Alex, please.

No. It is lovely.

It's not really very much of anything but thank you.

Where did you say you and Pauline would drive to tomorrow?

Fitch Erenza to see the buildings by Palladio.

I would love to come. Unless...

No, I would love you to come. I only didn't suggest it because...

Because of us.

Barbara, there is something I must say.

There is something I must tell you.

You are so lovely.

But that is not the important thing.

The important thing is...

I love you.

The more I know you, the more deeply I am in love with you.

That is what I want to say.

Yes, this is Princess Devani.

Would you please send up a magnum of vivkicot champagne?

1928, and some caviar.

Yes, toast and so on.

In about an hour.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

The more I am in love with you.

What do you think?

The pensooth for it.

Barbara, it is for a man.

Oh, anyone we know.

Barbara.

How much is it anyway?

You are embarrassing me.

We do not discuss money in front of short people.

You don't. I didn't know.

Okay. Let's go somewhere and discuss it in private.

What about the ring?

Oh, I see. You want to discuss it after I've fought it.

Barbara, you are being impossible.

Send the bill to daddy. See how possible he is.

I think we had better have a long talk about this later.

Good. I'm ready.

This reckless spending has got to stop.

Why?

Because it's out of hand. We have an allowance.

You want the husband, Barbara? Or a man on a retainer?

It's not just the money. And you know that.

It's the drinking and the gambling and so rumor has it the women.

Alex, I want this marriage to work.

More than anything I've ever wanted in my life.

But you have to help.

You want me to change, Jess? Not you, just me.

You want me to become the nice little boy you want me to be.

You, Barbara, stay just as you are.

You want the spending to stop?

It's got to.

Then consider it's stopped forever.

Alex! Alex!

Don't you dare walk out of me!

Alex!

You forgot something!

Your marriage!

What are you doing here?

Jimmy!

Since Miss Hotness come into her inheritance, I'm her new bodyguard.

Miss Hotness?

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

You don't look like the same girl, Princess, what happened?

Love.

What's the matter?

I'm in a little.

I'm in a little.

You know, I'm in a little bit.

What are you doing here, Jimmy?

Since Miss Hotness come into her inheritance, I'm her new bodyguard.

Miss Hotness?

Jimmy!

You don't look like the same girl, Princess, what happened?

Love.

I lost 20 pounds to passion.

Happy birthday, Princess, and what are you going to do with all that money?

I don't know.

I'll have to count it first.

Daddy!

Don't talk money.

Oh, that's right, Uncle Frank.

I don't talk money, just say.

You look strong.

Mr. Fashion.

Alex, lovely.

You said it was my beauty.

Keep my husband happy.

Hi, what are you doing?

I'm going to get a new one.

This one?

Not this car, Prince.

Look, I am traveling with my wife.

Order.

You've been getting this one.

You've been going off.

Order.

Yes, yes.

Hey, also.

Hey, also.

Hey, I'm going to take my wife.

Yeah.

Now, once you shine the papers, you're inherent and she's transferred from my control to yours.

How much?

Not too many fortunes like yours these days.

$42 million, $77,328,53.

And $53, huh?

You're a hell of a book, you, Burdaddy.

Barbara, don't swear.

It's not ladylike.

Now, when you add to that, your inheritance from your mother, your net worth will be in the neighborhood of $50 million.

$50 million.

You love her, Danny.

Interests alone should bring you in, oh...

Did you ever tell her you thought she was beautiful?

Barbara.

Did you ever let her feel that was something more beautiful about her than her money?

If all this is coming from your own bitterness, remember this.

I advised you against this marriage.

Why do you always have to talk to me like an investment banker?

Talk to me like a father.

Couldn't you have even said welcome back. I missed you?

No.

I guess not.

I'm giving you $5 million. A gift for dumpling my inheritance.

I want Alex to receive the one and a quarter million due him under the agreement.

Barbara.

I'll let my secretary call your secretary with the name and address of a charity.

To which I want you to make an anonymous donation of $1 million.

Anonymous.

Pauline is to receive an allowance every month in London.

Jean and Worley need board robes.

Alex loves a raviance.

There's a stable in the south of France. I'll give you the address.

Buy it for him.

That should keep him busy for a while.

And sell the Alibaba.

What's in there?

Hey, can you spare some money?

Can I get out of here?

Power's for the lady, sir.

No. Thank you.

My god, when did she last have a buff?

Why not let them eat cake out?

C'mon, get your ass kicked out!

Are your children hungry?

Come on, Barbara!

You got him too.

Have your ass kicked too.

Rock it out.

Rock it alone.

Rock it alone!

Let's go!

For Barr

for

the

Excuse me, anyone sitting here?

You're even more beautiful in person princess.

Thank you.

Pauline. Jack.

Mr. Pauline.

I want you to know that I admire you a great deal.

Really? You must find that little lonely.

Your husband must be delighted about the new villa.

How did you know?

Not only is it his name, but recently you placed deposits on two other villas to the tune of $125,000.

Changed your mind and lost your deposits.

Who are you?

A reporter, I guess. Excuse me.

Look out, Jimmy!

Hey!

Don't fall off your horse!

He won't bother you anymore.

What did you say to him?

That I had dinner with his publisher last night and one word for me.

And he will be ballboy in a public court.

And he believed you?

Oh, it's the truth.

Princess Divani, Count Revanlow.

Thank you.

Your new wife has to Battlesuitist.

Oh, my God.

What?

So you have a castle in Denmark?

Counts come with castles, Jimmy.

And countuses.

There is no countuses.

I'm a bachelor.

Darling.

Darling, can't Reventlow.

Count Reventlow.

I'm Prince Alexis Devani.

Prince.

Prince without a country.

I envy your freedom from responsibility.

I was just telling the count.

We were sailing for the Orient in a week,

and how much we'd enjoy his company here until then.

Until then? Oh, yes.

I've never been to Denmark.

I hear it is terribly frigid. In winter, yes.

But we use the cold as a reason to cling together very close.

At night.

Book me on the next boat.

After China, we'll be returning to London.

Any chance?

Shall I see you there?

If I am there, it won't be left to chance, Princess.

I promise.

By the way, my name is Court.

The food is excellent, but you're not eating.

She never does.

You know, my wife is under the illusion.

But she is too fat.

Where did you ever get an idea like that?

I've forgotten now.

It's a...

I'm your beauty.

Get short of it, Harry.

Is it to your marriage?

Get off me!

Keep off me!

You can't treat yourself.

Let's go and get him, Harry.

You're just running long.

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

Devorce him.

Why?

For heaven's sake, Barbara.

He's a drunk, a womanizer, a legal jigaloo.

Do you think this comes as a surprise?

More surprising, it actually worked for a while.

He'll try to make you leave him in order to appear the injured party.

I have a party of my own to prepare for, which Alex is throwing for my birthday.

Which you'll pay for.

Then I imagine it'll be on quite a scale.

Do you know he has invited country event law?

Court?

Court is in London?

Yes.

And I warn you, Barbara.

When it comes to your marriage, Alex wants it to die.

But he wants you to commit the murder.

Be careful.

Where's Alex, darling?

We can't wait till he's here.

He throws a great party.

Too bad he's missing it.

What are you going to do?

Stand here and wait till he's here.

Where's Alex, darling?

We can't wait till he's here.

He throws a great party.

Too bad he's missing it.

What are you going to do?

Stand here and wait for him all evening.

That's what they want you to do.

Of course.

My humiliation is to be there entertainment.

Then let's entertain them.

Our own way.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

We are all here.

Happy birthday baby!

Where's the princess?

22 cents for good fortune, Barbara.

Take your hands off me!

Leave him alone.

He's my husband.

She remembered.

I remembered what a clever, clever girl.

It's enough.

Who says so?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

That's enough.

Who says so?

A court?

A court?

A court job.

Take me home.

What?

Keep me like a straight puppy.

You're creative scene.

Because I am very creative.

When it comes to creating a scene, I am creative.

What will it do?

Spare your reputation.

Sp Marianne Lax!

Thank your hand off me.

I am not my wife.

It's my birthday!

Let me enjoy it.

and ruin my surprise.

Happy birthday!

I want to hear Happy Birthday!

Gentlemen, please! Happy Birthday!

I'll get him out of here.

No.

Oh, baby, I brought guests!

She is the only girl in the world who can buy anything than anyone.

And she can't hold on to any of it!

I'll go ahead. Sleep with her.

You think it's cold in Denmark?

Miss Carrie!

Did you have a comment on this?

Princess! Princess, what is this?

Princess, what is this?

It's a state of gold!

Power!

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

Here are some scenes from the next episode of Poor Little Rich Girl.

You've been a good girl, haven't you?

Nobody seems to think so.

But even if I had, would it matter?

You have been the great Tiana.

Katia quite a few months ago.

I'll take it.

You've been a good girl, haven't you?

Nobody seems to think so.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'll leave you alone, I'll leave you alone.

I'll leave you alone.

I'll leave you alone.

I'll leave you alone.

There's no other thing to do.

But you're not going to be a good girl, haven't you?

I'll leave you alone.

You've been a good girl, haven't you?

Nobody seems to think so.

But even if I had, would it matter?

You have been the great Tiana.

Katia quite a few months ago.

I'll take it.

It was a lucky day for shower.

It was the most convenient hour.

I found a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

She was telling Tiana

and when she made those eyes.

I kept buying Tina

until the crowd got wise.

Incidentally, if you should run into a shower

just step inside my cottage door

and meet the million dollar baby

from the five and ten cents store.

The baby boy.

The baby boy.

The baby boy.

The rain continued for an hour.

I hung around for three or four.

Around a million dollar baby in a five and ten cents store.

She was telling Tina

and when she made those eyes.

I kept buying Tina

until the crowd got wise.

Incidentally, if you should run into a shower

step inside my cottage door

and meet my million dollar baby

from the five and ten cents store.

You're so beautiful.

From million dollar baby to poor little rich girl

you're making a spectacle of yourself

and now not content with that.

You're breaking up a marriage.

Daddy, you don't know him.

Barbara and I are going to be married with

or without your permission.

That's blackmail.

Immediately.

You will receive a dowry of one million dollars

plus the substantial annual allowance.

An annual allowance?

Allowance for what?

To ensure his good behavior,

I allow him so much your month.

And what does he allow me of my so much love?

Dit for tat, love for money, money for love.

It's humiliating.

He didn't seem to find it, so.

It's a blueprint for failure already.

This reckless spending has got to stop.

For the husband, Barbara.

Or a man on a retailer.

It's not just the money.

And you know that.

It's the drinking and gambling and

the soon rumor has it the women.

I want this marriage to work.

Princess, you got it.

You can't run it though.

And I warn you, when it comes to your marriage,

Alex wants you to die.

But he wants you to commit the murder.

Be careful.

Oh, baby, I brought guests.

There she is.

I'm going ahead.

Sleep with her.

Miss Hatney, do you want to commit?

It's a state of your marriage in Malmeral!

It's a state of your marriage in Malmeral!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Sorry to throw through your daddy.

What the hell happened to you?

I was sitting here wondering what your first words would be.

It was a choice between, I love you.

And what the hell happened to you?

I guess right.

All the newspapers in New York are making book on you.

Will you or will you not divorce?

Eight to five for divorce.

Place a pet for me.

With your luck, you'd lose.

The flowers are from court.

The count.

And Alex sent me this necklace.

The bill arrived last week.

Oh, what the hell?

Watch your language.

Watch my language.

Daddy, you tell me to watch my language.

Why don't you just hold me?

You're coming back to New York with Irene and me.

No.

I'll hire bodyguards to bring you there, Barbara, if I have to.

I'll just pay them more to keep you away from me.

You can't go on like this.

All court preventlowers in love with is his vanity and your fortune.

Oh, thank you.

I appreciate the thought he could love me because I'm a woman.

You're Barbara Hutton.

Go back to New York.

I'll make an appearance that'll make you proud.

I'll make an appearance.

Ma'am?

Ma'am?

Oh, don't.

Oh.

Red Rose is on a boat.

Oh, are you only here with me there, beauty to admire?

How great her for their love, Lidda.

My dream to inspire.

It's not finished yet.

Are we?

You didn't really love me, did you?

Was he arranged at all?

My sister always wanted the best for our little brother.

No.

At least you thought I was the best.

I think you wanted to love me.

I wanted to believe you did.

I think you need a quiet time, Barbara.

You would be welcome, of course, to come and stay with us in Dunlock, in our castle.

Who is us?

My brother and I.

We are farmers.

Farmers?

Yes.

We farm 16,000 acres.

We make the best milk, butter and bacon in Dunmark.

You know, my family, which is Danish, of German origin, have always been simple people.

We may be cows, but we are not grand at all.

It's true we do live in a castle, but it's not a fairy tale castle.

It's just a big, comfortable home.

Big walls, big fireplaces, bomb rooms.

You would be so welcome there.

Sounds heavenly.

But I want to go to New York for a while.

And then, afterwards?

I'm not sure.

Alexis has gone to India for the winter to play polo.

But I don't think I'll join him now.

Barbara.

You know, I think you really need a little cosyting.

A little looking after.

Protecting.

And I promise, whenever you are with me,

I will always look after you and protect you.

Always.

Barbara!

Barbara!

Dammit, Barbara!

Didn't you hear me?

No!

Barbara!

Barbara!

What the hell are you trying to do?

Can't you ever hold your horse back?

I told you.

Even keep Lebron with me or stay behind.

You don't just go galloping ahead all over the countryside like this.

Stop giving orders. We're not in the Prussian cavalry.

We're supposed to be having fun, remember?

Yes.

Together.

We're going to go riding together. We go riding together from now on.

Besides, I'm tired of looking at your horses backside all the time.

Your face is much prettier.

In case you don't know it.

Thanks a lot.

Barbara.

There has to be order and unity in a relationship.

Who says we have a relationship?

After all these months together, I do.

And I know what it is.

But I also know, like a horse and a rider, one or the other has to be in charge.

You're comparing me to a horse again.

Of course you are.

No, Barbara. Although in some eyes, horses are very beautiful too.

Though, in mine, nothing on earth could be as beautiful as you are.

And because you are that beautiful, I'd like to feel I'm in total control of it.

But it is in my power.

All of you.

It excites me to feel this way. You know this.

You know this.

Well, the big news today is that Barbara Hutton is crossing the country in her own private train, the Curly Hot.

Having returned to America to divorce her prince, she's about to marry a Count or a Duke or something.

And we're all getting excited and criticizing her as though she's a ward of the people.

It's her money, it's her life.

She must pay a tremendous lot of taxes to our government. She deserves some right.

Her fortune was made from five and ten cents and purchases, so nobody got stuck very much.

So if she wants to pick up with the United States government left off in finance, all Europe, it's her own business.

I told you I wasn't hungry. It would be a waste of time.

Barbara.

Don't lecture. I'm not hungry. Period. Take it away, please.

Barbara.

It's Alexis.

What, Tiki?

He has been killed in an automobile accident.

I'm not sure what she was doing.

Oh, good job!

Excellent.

This is more than just a tennis match.

It's ridiculous. She's three months pregnant, she shouldn't be playing tennis.

Oh, do stop it, Wingen, Jimmy. Barbara's happy for God's sex.

And women no longer stay bundled up for the duration.

Look at her girl. Court hasn't got a chance.

Wingen settle.

You were very handsome on the court this afternoon. Everyone thought so.

Did they?

All the women were jealous. Some of the men too, I think.

Come here.

This I...

I give the orders. Remember?

That was before we got married, darling.

That was then, now. And forever.

Don't do that again, Barbara.

What?

Try to give orders in bed.

Orders? What are you talking about? We're not in bed. Court that hurts.

Fair play, darling.

You may win on the tennis court. In bed. I win.

You're going to kill our child. You're starving into death.

You stop yourself to death.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Tiki!

Doctor, is the truth? How bad is it, Doctor?

Doctor, is it true you're going to perform an emotive operation for you?

Doctor, can you give us a statement, please?

Barbara.

Barbara.

Can you hear me?

Of course I can.

Here you are not dead yet.

We will have a son, Barbara. But you've got to help him.

Help him.

What's he done for me lately?

Tiki!

The Countess ruptured a blood vessel. We had to remove one of her ovaries.

But you have a son and the Countess is fine.

He's so beautiful. We're going to call him Lance.

We've just inherited your fortune and not your ears.

Make your pardon.

Don't make me laugh. It hurts.

Damn well better. You scared us to death, hot.

It's going to be the hadsomest.

You're going to be the hadsomest nephew that an uncle ever had.

Can I hold him?

No.

What?

I don't want you touching this boy ever. Is that understood?

Court, what do you say?

I don't want Jimmy or any of his friends ever to touch my son.

What are you out of your mind?

Court. Jimmy is not only one of my family. He's my favorite one.

Lance is not your son. He's ours. And Jimmy can hold our son and our house any time he wishes.

And my wishes, Barbara? Your cousins come before mine?

Well, I may be a queen, but at least I earned my title.

How do you believe that?

Jimmy, he's my husband. I have a son. Don't spoil it. Please.

Doesn't rub off, you know.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

I'm not a queen.

Morning.

I'll have a...

a cover.

This one came for you.

Oh, my God.

What is it? Let me see.

Dear Countess, I have read of your having a charming little son.

Now, don't get panicky.

Please be sure to bring a big quantity of money in used banknotes.

But the amount of Countess...

Inspector, you may not take this threat seriously, I do.

What happened to Colonel Lindbergh's son is very fresh in my mind.

Did you read the piece this morning in the mail?

As Bruno Hauptman awaits death for the kidnapping and murder of Colonel Lindbergh's son,

wealthy people throughout the world are concerned that there will be a new wave of copycat kidnappings.

Believe me, I take this very seriously.

What the inspector means, Barbara, is that the demand is ridiculously vague.

The man can be deranged, irrational.

Anyway, this is a man's responsibility, so leave it to us.

And please, stop overreacting.

Stop treating me like a child.

You know, very well every time Sister Laddermer takes Lance out for a walk,

surrounded by photographers and reporters, people recording every moment.

It's not safe here now.

I want a place where they can't get it, Lance.

Barbara.

I want a place found now.

Imagine 12 and a half acres.

The second largest private residence in London, only Buckingham Palace is larger.

I'll name it Wittenfield House, after Granddaddies.

And I want work to start immediately on the security.

Bulletproof windows, steel gates, alarms, guards.

I want this place impregnable.

Court, can I speak to you, please?

One more way.

Have you seen these?

Come on.

Yes, I'm aware.

We spend more than plans, but it's still within reason.

And $250,000 went into the security system you asked for.

It's not the security system I'm talking about.

That's where Lance is safety.

We spend four and a half million dollars.

You call that within reason?

Barbara, I love the way you.

We spend $50,000 on your birthday party.

Start to talk almost like a sane, practical woman when suddenly it suits you too.

Because compared to the madness of most of what you've done with your money, yes.

What we spend on our house is within reason.

See this?

Behind this wall is good, solid, brick.

It's real.

It's real.

It will last.

Which is more than you can say for almost anything else you've done with your life so far.

If your life or with your money, I'm the master.

Stop criticizing.

And let me finish the job the way I say it has to be done.

I love you.

No matter what happens, I love you.

Yes, thank you.

My pleasure.

I find that.

When the fun attracts the best, I think the truth is that it has been a tremendous play.

Good to see you.

Of course.

Excuse me.

Good to see you again.

When was the weather?

Well, may I present?

Barrow on from crumb, the count is red and blue.

It's a pleasure and an honor to meet one of the greatest tennis players in the world.

And it's a pleasure and an honor to meet one of the most famous women in the world.

Who her fame hardly lives up to her looks?

Where is your looks?

More than live up to your fame, Baron.

The most graceful return I've received yet.

Honor of the court.

Are you to play tennis, God, feed all to flirt with my wife?

If you say play tennis, Baron Von Kram, I shall never forgive you.

Oh.

Margelise, buy one game to laugh, Von Kram to serve.

Oh.

Love, fifty.

Oh, yes!

That was a great shot.

Oh, I thought it was a wonderful match.

And Von Kram was a girl.

Not a bad tennis player either.

I thought so.

You were about the only one cheering for him.

That's why cheer it so loudly.

But you're an American.

People will expect you to root for budge.

Not for the germ.

It will be in the papers, you know.

What will?

Of the fact that everybody cheered for budge.

Except you.

I thought Von Kram was a friend of yours.

Not as close as he would seem to be of yours.

In the eyes of the world.

Court, I believe you're jealous.

If you knew God freed as well as I do, but no, a little reason to be jealous.

Even if the woman is tolerant as you are, shall we say, certain eccentricities.

That was a little bitchy, wasn't it?

Very little.

Compared to you being today.

But for it is a loser, you know.

You will see.

He's one of nature's losers.

Honest wages.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Two.

Three.

Oh silly mummy.

Come in.

You rang my lady?

Yes, William.

There was a cable that came from me yesterday.

What happened to it?

Oh yes, my lady.

I came looking for you with it here in the nursery.

And Count Revanbleau was here, my lady.

And he took it.

Yes, my lady.

Yes, well, thank you.

Thank you, my lady.

I'll go.

Here.

On, then.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hey, la.

Hey, hey.

I'll get him.

On, then.

Good.

La.

The pay-fied.

Okay.

I told you never to interrupt me.

This cable was sent to me.

Woolworth Strikers in New York asked your intervention.

They were asking for my help.

I'm wasting that time in yours.

That's for me to decide.

Court.

There was rioting.

People were hurt.

Workers lost their jobs.

They were asking for my help.

And what are you supposed to do?

Flying on your magic carpet, wave your magic wand.

Franking sold most of your shares in Woolworth anyway.

They don't know that.

They still blame me for their low wages, and now it's even worse.

This was sent to me, Court.

To me.

You have no right.

As your husband.

I have every right to accept.

You're still living in the dark ages.

Maybe.

But I think you should learn to appreciate the stuff.

You're going to appreciate the status you attained.

Thanks to your title.

Status?

You are the counters.

How would you know?

Because of me.

And because of me, you can afford your fencing lessons again.

Ow!

Don't!

Ah!

Oh, my God.

Oh, come on, Barbara.

You know, if I were you, I'd divorce him.

They'd blame me.

I have to prove to them I'm a good mother.

But you are.

Prove it and be one.

Sometimes I'd wait for him.

It seemed like all night.

But for the cult.

For my father.

You remember in the nursery.

Remember I'd wait for him to just come and...

Lance is not going to have to go through that.

He's going to have a mother and a father under the same roof.

Whatever I have to do.

Whatever I have to take.

A mother and a father under the same roof.

Always.

Renounce my citizenship.

Frank, I can't.

Makes sense.

Oh, absolutely.

Is this your idea?

Barbara.

Mr. Turner, you are a British subject.

Would you renounce that?

Mr. Needham?

When you married me, you automatically became a citizen of Denmark.

In addition to my US citizenship.

I've heard enough.

Barbara, please.

Mr. Needham.

I estimate that you would save $400,000 a year in taxes counters by renouncing.

And lose my heritage.

The tax saving are incidental to the main issue.

Which is Lance.

What about Lance?

You presently pay $100,000 in English residency taxes and $300,000 in American income taxes.

Under the existing United States government inheritance tax regulations.

Your estate would be reduced by as much as two thirds in the event of your death.

Even your son with a fraction of what you inherited.

Is that fair to Lance?

Once you renounce your American citizenship, you then begin to gradually transfer your funds from the United States to England.

Which saves the taxes?

And in the event of your death, your estate will be governed by the much more reasonable amount of money.

You'll have the much more reasonable inheritance tax laws of Denmark.

Barbara, if you don't act now, Lance will be lucky if he gets a third of your estate.

I'm afraid.

Don't be worried.

But of course it's up to you, darling.

If the Countess does as you suggest her properties, as you say, will become subject to Danish law.

And therefore under the control of her husband.

Nothing will be done without her consent.

Mr. Meterson.

Indeed, sir, I have been retained by Mr. Franklin, to make sure that nothing can or ever will be done without her consent.

Or before you agree to sign certain safeguards countriff and law, should she agree to acquire your citizenship.

What safeguards?

An agreement limiting your sharing in the estate.

And expressly preventing you from participating in your son's inheritance.

Understood.

I hereby absolutely and entirely renounce my United States citizenship and all rights and privileges thereunto pertaining.

And of Jura, all allegiance and fidelity to the United States of America.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

You have to sign it.

Miss Babs made her fortune off the sweat of underpaid shopgirls.

And now she's robbed this country of $45 million and absconded with it to distant shores.

Miss Babs married.

In a sort of way it may be a fact.

Because even shopgirls have dreams of love on $10 a week.

Now she's betrayed them for all time.

The Catherine the Great Tiava.

Catherine acquired it a few months ago.

I have been saving it for you, Contas.

Oh, it's magnificent.

You must have it, of course.

Oh sure, I can't.

They're attacking me all over New York.

With one stroke of the pen, I alienated an entire nation.

No matter what you do, they'll attack you.

But you ain't Paris, no.

Everyone loves you here.

And those who don't don't know you so.

Why bother with them?

Are you Contas?

Catherine is prepared to settle for just over one million.

Oh, and of course perhaps.

And of course you will want the Tiava.

You've been a good girl, haven't you?

Nobody seems to think so.

But even if I had, would it matter?

I'll take it.

Yes.

She's in the lobby now?

Yes.

Rosie.

Hello, Barbara.

I didn't know whether you'd see me or not.

You're always welcome here.

Come in.

You look beautiful, Barbara.

I've thought of you many times.

Don't look at me like that.

I'm sorry.

I never did get over Alex's death.

I was like in tranquilizes.

Oh.

Oh, I've saved my life.

I can't tell you how many times.

Seriously, darling, if you ever get the slightest twinge of a problem,

you know, I don't want one.

Put them away.

Why do we have a sort of late lunch?

I am.

Here's my baby.

I'll warn his bottle.

Thank you.

Oh.

He's a sleepy boy.

May I?

Yes.

Oh, hello, darling.

Aren't you a lovely boy?

Oh, so beautiful, Barbara.

You're so lucky, Barbara.

Oh, so lucky.

She's a damn morphine addict.

Did you know that?

I don't care if she's a murderist.

She's my friend.

Then you still let her hold our child.

She's a lonely, pathetic woman.

She has no one else to hold on to.

I'll be damned if I'll keep her from holding on to my child if it'll help her.

She is never to come here again.

She and the rest of your perverted friends are to keep away from my son.

And that, as you know, includes sweet cousin Jimmy.

And if you can follow these orders, I'll take Lance away from you.

Is that clear?

Sleep well.

There's no way he can take Lance away from you.

We'll put him in a crate and ship him back to Denmark.

Hello, Godfrey.

Hello, Barbara.

Hello, Godfrey.

Sorry I'm late.

I took a detour.

Why? What's the matter?

Well, they are following me, I believe.

I haven't been followed in years.

It's all too depressing.

Who's following you?

I don't know.

The people of the German embassy, I think.

Why so much is going on?

Have you read about my trouble with the Nazis?

Yes, I stood up and cheered.

Yes, well, the Nazis didn't.

They hate me for that what I said about their policies.

And now they try and make up some excuse to put me away somewhere.

What will you do?

I'll go back to Berlin and face them.

I still have powerful friends. It's not too late.

Listen, I don't like this table.

Can we move away from the window?

Godfrey, I think you're overreacting.

My friend.

These times at least one has to be careful.

When I'm off, I'm ready.

I'll go back to Berlin again.

I think I'll go back to Berlin again.

I'll go back to Berlin again.

I'll go back to Berlin again.

I wish you'd tell me what it is.

It's a surprise.

Surprising before I'd have thought I could take enough.

Something exciting.

The bozapot.

For once.

Thanks.

I'm going to get a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of

a little bit of a little bit

ale sing.

Stay here. You'll love this. I know you love perversity.

You'll even have lunch with it.

Oh yes, I know it. You were excited. I know it.

I know it. You were excited. I know it.

You know, you like it now? If those three were here on the bed with us?

No! I hate it!

I hate it!

You pretend to be so pure, but innocent. So wonderful.

But it's sad.

Oh! Oh! Oh!

You go out of your way to be punished.

Surround yourself at perversity.

To me, you always stay the innocent.

That's enough, now. I told you I'd go ahead and land away from you.

And now I will! As soon as I...

Notice!

hiding the Lightning keeping us!

This one goes inflearless.

torn down.

lined the supposed to be.

fenceless!

The knives!

shareholder no!

Oh!

Lyre!

Oh, please!

Please!

I'm sorry.

Can't remember.

Yes.

Inspector Morrison, Metropolitan Police.

You're under arrest.

Arrest?

Yes.

On what charge?

Threatening grievance bodily harm.

Fanged up.

And illegal possession of fire.

Here are some scenes from the next episode of Poor Little Rich Girl.

Barbara, the FBI has been watching you.

What?

Barbara, you're no longer even an American citizen.

You're claiming you're a Nazi sympathizer.

The Duchess was so disappointed. All she talked about was meeting Carrie Grant.

Barbara and Carrie Grant every day on the set. For 18 hours a day.

I love you, baby.

Don't say that. Now I need to hear it then. Not now.

It's over.