:58:03
Wouldn't they have liked that
photograph back in New York?
:58:08
Same again.
:58:09
Yes, sir.
:58:10
Two of us happy and smiling?
:58:14
Why, they'd have been
tickled pink.
:58:16
Three of us happy and smiling.
:58:18
Oh, of course, with the
beautiful boss's daughter.
:58:24
Well, they'd have liked her.
:58:25
Did l say
:58:27
"the beautiful boss's daughter"?
:58:28
l meant "the boss's
beautiful daughter."
:58:32
lsn't Mr. Brady your boss?
:58:34
No, he's not my boss.
:58:38
And he's not beautiful either.
:58:40
What's not beautiful about him?
:58:44
Same again.
:58:47
Listen.
:58:49
l like writers.
:58:50
l understand writers.
:58:53
Sure you do.
:59:01
l mean, l...
:59:03
l don't think that...
:59:05
l have more brains
than a writer,
:59:07
l just think that
his brains belong to me.
:59:09
l know how to use them.
:59:12
Well, you know yourself
very well, Mr. Stahr.
:59:20
Here you are, sir.
:59:22
Thank you.
:59:29
Now l know you've been
disappointed in love.
:59:32
What?
:59:33
That's your fourth scotch.
:59:35
Oh, come on,
:59:37
don't be silly, l never drink.
:59:39
l know you don't,
:59:42
but that's your fourth scotch.
:59:46
Well, l haven't tasted
any of them.
:59:54
Well, this is the first drink
l had in a week.
:59:57
Did my drinking
:59:58
in the navy.
:59:59
You hear that?