Sabrina

1:14:03

- You are?
- Yes, I am.

1:14:05

I'm sick of pushing buttons in this
office. I'm breaking out, Sabrina.

1:14:09

- I'm running away.
- Good for you!

1:14:12

I've been thinking about Paris
ever since you mentioned it.

1:14:15

It'll make a new person out of you.
You'll double your money back.

1:14:20

I'm so glad you're going.

1:14:23

Or am I?

1:14:31

It's 7:35, Mr Larrabee. You have
a reservation at The Colony.

1:14:35

Thank you.

1:14:39

Ready, Sabrina?

1:14:40

Tout de suite,
as they say in Paris.

1:14:43

Curtain is at 8:40. I used your
brother's name at The Colony

1:14:46

to get the darkest corner!

1:14:50

I'm sorry, Mr Larrabee.

1:15:02

This is what you do
on your very first day in Paris.

1:15:06

You get yourself, not a drizzle,
but some honest-to-goodness rain,

1:15:10

and you find yourself
someone really nice

1:15:13

and drive her through
the Bois de Boulogne in a taxi.

1:15:16

The rain's very important.

1:15:19

That's when Paris smells
its sweetest.

1:15:22

- It's the damp chestnut trees.
- I see.

1:15:25

You're very clever, Linus,
and very rich.

1:15:28

You can order yourself some rain.

1:15:30

Sure. I can order myself some rain,
I can get myself a taxi.

1:15:36

That's easy.

1:15:37

But can I find myself
someone really nice?

1:15:41

That's not so easy, Sabrina.