1:22:00
So you just go fix yourself
a drink, and I'll get dinner.
1:22:03
And after dinner, we'll go over
to Washington Square,
1:22:06
and Maman and Father
will explain away Robert Swan.
1:22:14
Th-That'll be Maman calling now.
Don't give her a chance to hang up.
1:22:18
Tell her you know who it is, and that,
after dinner, we'll be over for a brandy.
1:22:21
Eugene, answer it!
1:22:24
Hello. I know who this is. Mr. Swan,
if you're man enough for my wife,
1:22:28
I would think you'd be
man enough to speak up.
1:22:30
That's better. Yeah. She's standing right
here. Would you like to speak to her?
1:22:34
Oh, I see. No.
No, I wouldn't mind that at all.
1:22:37
In fact, that would be
most agreeable with me.
1:22:39
After all, I'm sure the only thing we're
both interested in is Chantal's happiness.
1:22:43
I'm glad to hear you say that.
Splendid.
1:22:46
I'm glad to hear that.
Good-bye, Mr. Swan. He'll be right over.
1:22:50
I'm gonna have that drink. Oh, and
you'd better set the table for three...
1:22:53
in case he decides to
join us for dinner.
1:22:55
Too bad it's only leftovers.
1:23:21
Hadn't you better answer it?
I mean, after all, he is your friend.
1:23:25
I can't. I really can't.
1:23:27
Oh, Gene, honestly! This is ridiculous.
Of course it is. Of course it is.
1:23:30
We're civilized people. There's no
reason why the three of us shouldn't meet,
1:23:33
sit down
and talk this whole thing over, hmm?
1:23:45
Good evening, Chantal.
1:23:49
Robert Swan.
Eugene Wright.
1:23:51
I'm very glad that you decided to
come out of hiding, Mr. Swan.
1:23:53
I wanted to face you without problem
sometime ago, Mr. Wright, but, uh, Chantal...
1:23:57
I never saw that man
before in my life! Darling.