1:23:01
I don't know what you want.
You told Grandmama...
1:23:04
I know what I told your grandmother.
We don't have to repeat it.
1:23:07
Just tell me simply what
you don't want...
1:23:10
...and tell me what you do want.
1:23:13
Do you mean that?
1:23:15
Of course.
1:23:22
You told Grandmama that
you wanted to take care of me.
1:23:26
To take care of you beautifully.
1:23:27
Beautifully.
That is, if I like it.
1:23:31
They've pounded into my head
I'm backward for my age...
1:23:34
...but I know what all this means.
1:23:37
To take care of me beautifully
means I shall go away with you...
1:23:40
...and that I shall sleep in your bed.
1:23:43
Please, Gigi.
1:23:45
I beg of you, you embarrass me.
1:23:48
You weren't embarrassed to
talk to Grandmama about it.
1:23:51
And Grandmama wasn't embarrassed
to talk to me about it.
1:23:57
But I know more than she told me.
To take care of me...
1:24:00
...means that I shall have
my photograph in the papers.
1:24:03
That I shall go to the Riviera.
To the races at Deauville.
1:24:06
And when we fight, it will
be in all the columns the next day.
1:24:10
And when you'd give me up,
as you did with Inés des Cévennes.
1:24:14
Who's been filling your head
with all these old stories?
1:24:18
How do you know about that?
1:24:21
Why shouldn't I know?
1:24:23
You're world famous.
1:24:25
I know about the woman
who stole from you.
1:24:27
The "contessa"
who wanted to shoot you.
1:24:29
The American who wanted to marry you.
I know what everybody knows.
1:24:33
These aren't the things
we have to talk about together.
1:24:36
That's all in the past,
over and done with.
1:24:40
Yes, Gaston.
1:24:43
Until it begins again.
1:24:49
It's not your fault
you're world famous.
1:24:52
It's just that I haven't got
a world famous sort of nature.
1:24:56
When it's over, Gaston Lachaille
goes off with another lady.