:29:00
White mint,
which I will frappé beautifully.
:29:03
Or I might add brandy, and you
and the lady could have a stinger.
:29:06
I don't know.
Which would the lady prefer?
:29:08
Ask her.
I am.
:29:10
Which would the lady prefer?
:29:21
She just came by
to pick up some pictures.
:29:24
Oh, then it's just gonna be
the two of us.
:29:26
And your father, of course.
Uh-uh.
:29:29
Maman reminded him what happened in
Verona when the parents got in the act.
:29:33
Well, we're hardly Romeo and Juliet.
:29:35
In fact, we're hardly anything at all.
:29:37
And after tonight, probably
we won't ever see each other again.
:29:39
Ever... probably.
:30:01
You know, the agency men
think you're beautiful.
:30:03
I showed them the pictures,
and they got all excited.
:30:06
I, uh, could have that calendar job.
:30:08
Gene, that's marvelous.
Congratulations.
:30:10
Hmm. It's all very sad though.
:30:12
I could have the job,
but only with you as the model.
:30:15
Oh, I'm sorry, Gene,
but my father would never approve.
:30:19
Oh, but don't fret.
It'll all work out.
:30:21
I'm sure of it,
and so is Maman.
:30:25
Why, it's so simple, I wonder why
I didn't think of it before. What?
:30:28
I'm sure the idea must have occurred
to you. Oh, of course it has.
:30:33
What's occurred to me?
:30:35
Well, marrying me so that my father
wouldn't have any say in the matter.
:30:38
What!
:30:40
No, I'm sorry, Eugene,
but that's not good enough for me.
:30:45
Now, just a minute. I don't
have to consider it for a second.
:30:47
The answer is no.
:30:49
You are a nut.
A nut.
:30:51
Because I won't marry you
just to further your career?
:30:54
Strange as it might seem to you, there are still
a lot of people in this world who marry for love.
:30:59
I'm terribly disappointed in you,
Mr. Wright.