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with a southern exposure.
Follow me.
:25:02
For two days, you've touted
the southern exposure,
:25:05
- What does that mean?
- It means facing the sun...
:25:09
Facing the sea...
:25:12
- Facing the sun, very good.
- Very nice, thank you.
:25:15
This is the first office.
:25:18
What kind of company
do you have?
:25:21
- Incorporated.
- Incorporated? !
:25:23
We make commercials.
Soon it will be movies.
:25:26
Filmmakers
Incorporated.
:25:28
"All that money can buy
:25:30
is luxuries
to be unhappy with,
:25:33
a first-class funeral,
alimony for a divorce.
:25:37
If we had to pay for a divorce
before getting married,
:25:41
everybody
would stay single.
:25:43
And if funerals
had to be paid for at birth,
:25:46
the human race
would be near extinct."
:25:51
"After her divorce,
she really hated money lovers.
:25:55
She had nothing
against money.
:25:58
She just didn't like
how the rich used it.
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Between waste and greed,
there wasn't much choice."
:26:04
What are you thinking?
:26:06
With you, I don't think.
I only have to touch you.
:26:10
Okay, Annie. Wait.
:26:13
Remember when
you said that to me?
:26:16
Your voice sort of trembled.
That's what I'd like to hear.
:26:20
- Okay, I'll tremble.
- Perfect!
:26:22
You're fine.
Don't change a thing.
:26:25
You been an actor long?
:26:27
For three generations.
We're all actors from father to son.
:26:30
That's nice.
On your marks, everybody.
:26:33
After the kiss,
he could drink a glass of Ricard.
:26:36
Charles,
no more commercials, ever!
:26:41
Does your masterpiece suffer
if the guy drinks a Ricard?
:26:45
Do you like what you see
in the mirror every day?
:26:48
It would have paid
for a week's shooting.
:26:51
Everybody ready?
Let's go.
:26:54
- Okay, ready!
- Rolling!
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Scene 13, take 2.