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a leading French composer.
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- Ah!
- Oh, no, no.
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Good evening.
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- You see the man
sitting across from you?
- Mm-hmm.
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He's very important.
He's on the board of trustees.
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Do you live in Paris, Georges?
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Brontë, he was all by himself.
I really think he wanted to come out.
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It's okay. It's okay.
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Simon and Grace are about to celebrate
their 40th wedding anniversary.
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- Aw!
- Congratulations!
:47:30
Congratulations!
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- How long have you been married?
- I've been married 35 years. Sure.
:47:39
Are you married, Georges?
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Me? Well, uh...
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not usually.
:47:48
Whatever do you mean?
:47:50
Well, uh, not normally.
:47:54
- You're getting divorced?
- Yes, definitely.
- Oh.
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B, you'll never get married.
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- What makes you say that?
- Oh, you've turned down enough offers.
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You're gonna wind up
some kind of grand old Kate Hepburn,
surrounded by lots of beautiful plants.
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Most men I know
are too boring or too vulgar
to spend the rest of your life with.
:48:12
- You should change your brand of men.
- Oh, really?
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Really, B. You're nice. You look for
the same thing in the man...
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and you wind up with two nices.
:48:20
Nice. What an awful word.
:48:23
- Well, Phil's nice, isn't he?
- Phil's different. He's a gardener.
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Are you any relation?
:48:31
Relation?
:48:32
- Any relation to the Fauré?
- Who's that?
:48:37
The Fauré. Gabriel.
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I love his chamber music
and his compositions for the harp.
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They're so sensual.
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- We depend on donations, and...
- Yeah.
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We just don't have any plants.
If you could see how these gardens
change these children's lives...
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- They just don't have...
- I hear what you're saying, and I do
hope you'll understand, Brontë, but...