:50:01
- But I lived in Philadelphia.
- What has that got to do with it?
:50:04
- I know the city.
- What? You pick a part like this--
:50:08
You should get something
closer to yourself.
It wouldn't be such a struggle.
:50:12
- You know.
- Well, what part should I play?
:50:14
You know-- I don't know.
Something closer.
:50:17
Clint Eastwood doesn't play
a meek little hairdresser.
:50:19
Well, I could play
a hairdresser.
:50:22
I-I used to--
I used to do it a lot.
:50:24
I wanted to be one.
I was very good at it.
:50:26
- So why'd you give it up?
- Well, I don't know.
:50:29
One thing led to another.
:50:31
You know, my aunt worked
in a beauty parlor for years.
:50:33
She loved it.
:50:35
Wait. You mean
not be an actress?
:50:38
Well, an actress
is a very tough life, you know.
:50:41
- But a hairdresser
could always make a buck.
- A buck?
:50:44
A buck! An honest buck.
No beatings, no AIDS.
:50:47
You can meet somebody
that you, you know--
:50:49
You can get a family, have a real life,
someone that cares for you.
:50:52
Hey!
:50:54
Now, don't you think that I want
to meet somebody and get married...
:50:57
and get the hell
out of the rat race?
:50:59
I would like to move away
and become a mother and just raise kids.
:51:02
I don't even want
to be a hairdresser.
:51:04
If Clint Eastwood wants
to be a hairdresser, just let him.
:51:07
You missed the point. Clint Eastwood
doesn't want to be a hairdresser.
:51:11
I had a kid, Lenny,
:51:13
and I gave him up
for adoption.
:51:17
It's the sorriest thing
I ever did in my entire life.
:51:23
There's not a day
that doesn't go by that I don't...
:51:27
wake up thinking
about him.
:51:30
Now some lucky family
has him.
:51:32
I just hope to God that they're
taking good care of him.
:51:37
Why'd you give him up?
:51:40
I don't know. I was--
I was all confused.
:51:42
I had no dough. I-I--
I didn't know what to do.
:51:46
I--
:51:48
I didn't even know
who the father was.
:51:50
It could've been any one
of a hundred guys.
:51:53
Welcome to planet Earth,
thanks to a broken condom.
:51:58
Gee. That's tough.