:35:02
As Khrushchev said on the 40th
anniversary of the Revolution...
:35:05
To hell with the Revolution
and Khrushchev!
:35:10
To hell with Frank Sinatra.
:35:13
It's going to be a clambake
when your folks get here.
:35:16
- How are we going to explain this?
- That's your problem. I won't be here.
:35:21
- What do you mean?
- Tonight my wife and I leave for Moscow.
:35:26
- Moscow?
- That's what I came to tell you.
:35:29
He's got a scholarship to
the People's Technological Institute.
:35:32
- He's studying to be a missile engineer.
- Soviet missiles...
:35:37
Venus.
:35:39
American missiles...
:35:41
Miami Beach.
:35:45
So you just tell Daddy
I'm on my way to the USSR.
:35:50
That's short for Russia.
:35:54
Are you out of your mind?
Russia's to get out of, not to get into.
:35:58
- Where Otto goes, I go.
- You just try to stop us.
:36:01
- Can you talk to your wife?
- I certainly can't talk to them.
:36:05
On this phone.
:36:08
- Hello? Yes, dear.
- I bet I know what happened to Scarlett.
:36:13
- Lucky Pierre must be back in town.
- It's not lucky Pierre. It's crazy Otto.
:36:18
Are you ready for this? She's married.
:36:21
That's right. She got herself an ever-lovin',
curly-haired, card-carrying husband.
:36:27
She married a communist?
:36:29
This is going to be the biggest thing
to hit Atlanta since General Sherman.
:36:35
No, I don't think it's funny.
:36:37
They're going to live in Moscow?
Now, that's funny.
:36:40
Yeah, hysterical. But what can I do,
go fight the Kremlin?
:36:44
I can't stop them. They're young,
they're in love and we're a dead herring.
:36:49
So who am I to stand in the way
of a happy socialist marriage?
:36:53
Come off it. I know you.
You've got something up your sleeve.
:36:58
I wouldn't be surprised. Bye.