1:36:00
- But I'm not going to.
- What does that mean?
1:36:03
It... Would you excuse us, please, Hilda?
Just for a moment, please.
1:36:07
I'll tell you what it means. I'm tired
of all this. I'm tired of pedicures...
1:36:11
...and face-lifts, and shopping
and gossip about who's in bed with who.
1:36:16
- I'm tired of the whole thing.
- There's more than that. The children.
1:36:19
Yes, exactly. I want them growing up
with deeper values, with something else.
1:36:24
- Don't give me a lecture.
- That is something I don't need any more.
1:36:28
- What is it?
- For your own interest.
1:36:29
You wanted to take a writing course.
I said OK.
1:36:32
Did you also have an affair with
Nancy Brill? I wouldn't be surprised.
1:36:36
- I don't like you this way.
- I can't write. And if I could...
1:36:40
- It's good to know that.
...l'm incapable of more than a TV plot.
1:36:44
- We need to go to the Bahamas.
- It's pathetic.
1:36:46
- Unwind, sunbathe, unload this.
- I'm going further than the Bahamas.
1:36:51
- OK. What? Where are you going?
- I'm going to Calcutta.
1:36:54
- You're going where?
- Calcutta.
1:36:56
- To try and work with Mother Teresa.
- Do you have your ticket?
1:37:02
I want the children
to have a different kind of life.
1:37:06
- To know something different.
- Mother Teresa? Are you serious?
1:37:09
- I'm serious.
- You're serious about this?
1:37:12
- When did this amazing thought pop up?
- It doesn't matter when.
1:37:16
It does to me.
1:37:18
One minute without your charge plates
and masseuse and you would be lost.
1:37:24
Yeah, I know. You're probably right.
1:37:27
- But it's not gonna be that way any more.
- Really? What's it gonna be? Calcutta?
1:37:32
You're going off to Calcutta?
1:37:35
Do you know they have
10,000 unlisted diseases in Calcutta?
1:37:41
I don't believe... What are you saying?
1:37:45
The second you see
an ad for a diamond earring...
1:37:48
...or get a craving for a caviar blini,
you'll be back, if indeed you go.
1:37:53
You're not going with my children.