1:15:01
I brought you here
not to say good-bye,
1:15:05
but to make you an offer.
1:15:09
An offer?
1:15:11
I am prepared to devote myself
to your career.
1:15:21
Wow, Giles, I, uh--
[ Clears Throat ]
1:15:28
I'm honored.
I don't know what to say.
1:15:30
You got to come out west.
We can start to work
on something.
1:15:33
No, Ronnie, forget Los Angeles.
Put it behind you.
1:15:36
Your future lies in Europe.
1:15:39
Giles, I gotta take things
one step at a time.
1:15:41
Aud would love
to go back to Europe
and do more work.
1:15:45
It would be cool
to spend time there--
"Cool"?
1:15:48
I'm talking about
a turning point in your life.
1:15:51
But I've got
no contacts there.
People know me here.
1:15:59
As what?
1:16:01
Ronnie, as what?
1:16:14
Look, um,
1:16:18
we'll keep in touch, huh?
1:16:23
Listen to me, Ronnie.
1:16:25
In Europe, it is
often the case that a--
1:16:27
a young man
benefits from the--
1:16:29
the wisdom and
the experience of an elder.
1:16:32
Why, there's
almost a tradition
of such friendships.
1:16:35
Cocteau and Radiguet.
1:16:38
Uh, Verlaine, Rimbaud.
1:16:40
Rambo?
1:16:44
Arthur Rimbaud,
French poet.
1:16:48
He--
1:16:51
He was Paul Verlaine's lover.
1:16:58
Look, Giles, uh,
I really gotta go.
I gotta pick up Aud.