:43:01
Good, then it is business as usual.
:43:05
-Au revoir, Lawrence.
-Au revoir, Andre.
:43:08
Oh, miss?
:43:12
Where can I find
the Wall Street Journal?
:43:15
I want to see
how my takeover bid is going.
:43:19
It's so hard to get
the stock prices here.
:43:26
What are you doing here?
:43:30
That's a funny story.
:43:32
Im at the train station,
ticket in hand.
:43:36
I said to myself, ''Why am I leaving?
I love me here.''
:43:39
Ill be around a little more.
Lucky you.
:43:48
There isn't enough room for both of us
in Beaumont sur Mer.
:43:53
You know, I think you're scared.
:43:56
-Of what?
-Me.
:43:57
You've been top dog so long,
you think you own the place.
:44:02
Im not afraid of you.
:44:04
You should be. Im younger than you,
better-looking than you...
:44:09
...Im thinner than you.
:44:11
I can kick you out
in a New York minute.
:44:15
And I could have you arrested again.
:44:23
And I could call Lady Fanny of Omaha.
:44:32
Freddy, as a younger man...
:44:35
...I was a sculptor, a painter
and a musician.
:44:40
There was just one problem:
:44:43
I wasn't very good.
:44:45
As a matter of fact, I was dreadful.
:44:48
I came to the frustrating
conclusion...
:44:51
...that I had taste and style,
but not talent.
:44:55
I knew my limitations.
:44:58
We all have our limitations, Freddy.