:56:02
One... No taIking.
:56:04
Cry and you can stay
or eIse get out.
:56:07
- Two...
- PIease don't count aIoud.
:56:28
I've counted to ten
and you haven't cried.
:56:31
So you can go.
:56:33
You were humane,
:56:36
but an artist knows how to handIe
his feeIings and pIay with them.
:56:44
Go away.
:56:46
I'm sorry.
:56:48
Why do we have to Ieave?
:56:49
Because you can't cry
when you have to.
:56:53
The cinema beIongs
:56:55
to those who are abIe to seII
their feeIings
:56:58
when they're asked to.
You're not that kind.
:57:02
So you've faiIed.
:57:06
There are too many distractions here
:57:09
which are stopping us from crying.
:57:12
We just can't do it.
There's just no way.
:57:16
How do you expect to get a part?
:57:19
Once the contract is signed,
we pay you
:57:23
and we want you
to Iaugh or cry on demand.
:57:26
You can't seII your feeIings
when you have to.
:57:30
Don't you know
that the cinema is crueI?
:57:32
Didn't you notice how peopIe
were kiIIing each other to get here,
:57:36
to become rich and famous?
:57:37
What do you expect?
:57:42
Those who act weII in Iife
and in fiIms are successfuI.
:57:45
When they're asked to,
they Iaugh and cry.
:57:48
But you can't manage to do it
when you have to.
:57:55
- Can you cry when you have to?
- I don't know.
:57:59
So you won't succeed in Iife either.