1:13:00
He has a Kandinsky,
but he loves Cézanne the most.
1:13:04
- He lives up there.
- What?
1:13:06
Yeah. Count. Six windows down.
On the corner.
1:13:11
John Flanders Kittredge.
1:13:14
His chums call him "Flan".
1:13:17
I was the child of Flan's hippie days.
His radical days.
1:13:21
He went down South as a freedom
marcher to register black voters.
1:13:25
- You did?
- No!
1:13:28
Can't you just see me marching
down South for freedom now?
1:13:33
Yes. Yes, I can.
1:13:35
His friends were killed.
He met my mother and registered her.
1:13:39
Married her in a fit of righteousness,
knocked her up with me,
1:13:42
and came back here and abandoned her.
1:13:45
You didn't!
1:13:47
Flan, shame.
1:13:49
He's now a fancy art dealer.
1:13:54
Won't see me.
1:13:56
The new wife, the white wife,
1:13:59
the Louisa-Kittredge-call-me-Ouisa wife,
the mother-of-the-new- children wife...
1:14:04
Your brothers and sisters.
1:14:08
They go to Andover and Exeter
and Harvard and Yale.
1:14:13
The awful thing is,
my father started out good.
1:14:18
My mother says "There's a good man
inside J Flanders Kittredge."
1:14:22
There is, darling. There is.
Flan thinks he's part of some sinister plot.
1:14:27
No, it's all too creepy.
I don't even like to talk about it.
1:14:33
He would see you if he's that good.
He can't forget you entirely.
1:14:37
- I call him, he hangs up.
- Go to his office.
1:14:40
He doesn't have one. He works there.
They won't even let me in the elevator.
1:14:45
- Dress up as a messenger.
- Say you got a masterpiece for him.
1:14:49
Say "I got the Mona Lisa in the truck."
1:14:52
I don't want to embarrass him.
1:14:54
Oh, this is so fucking tacky!