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.
1:25:01
And I have only to go into
another gentleman's bed.
1:25:06
That won't do for me.
1:25:08
I'm not changeable.
That won't do for me.
1:25:11
Grandmama and Aunt Alicia are on
your side, but this concerns me too.
1:25:15
And I think I should have
something to say about it.
1:25:19
And what I say is, it won't work.
It won't work!
1:25:30
Are you trying to find a way
to tell me that I don't please you?
1:25:36
That you don't like me?
1:25:37
Oh, no, Gaston!
1:25:39
Oh, no. I do like you.
1:25:43
I'm so happy when I'm with you.
1:25:49
Gaston, couldn't we go on
just as we are?
1:25:51
Maybe seeing each other
a little more often?
1:25:54
You're a friend of the family.
Nobody would think anything of it.
1:25:58
You could go on bringing me
licorice and caramels...