:05:01
Steven, how are you?
:05:03
Nice to see you.
Emily, you look wonderful.
:05:04
Keep up the good work.
:05:06
That's Steven Taylor
and his wife, Emily.
:05:10
Well, at last!
:05:11
The beautiful people have arrived.
:05:13
Fantastic dress!
:05:15
Thank you.
:05:16
I didn't expect to see you tonight,
with Greenspan and all.
:05:19
Why's that?
:05:20
I thought you'd be
up to your ass in alligators.
:05:22
Rumors of my death have been
greatly exaggerated.
:05:26
All I need is her phone number.
:05:28
Absolutely.
I must see about something.
:05:31
Lovely!
Thank you, darling.
:05:33
The temple's hieroglyphics
are supplications. . .
:05:37
. . .to the gods of fertility.
:05:38
I do believe I know his work.
:05:40
Perhaps we could come along
to your studio one day.
:06:11
You said he wasn't coming.
:06:13
He changed his mind.
I tried to call you.
:06:16
What are we going to do?
:06:19
Nothing. Just relax.
:06:22
-He doesn't know who I am, right?
-No.
:06:26
You're a peach.
:06:28
Lunch tomorrow?
:06:31
And tomorrow. . .
:06:32
. . .and tomorrow.
:06:35
I leave you alone for 30 seconds
and you elope with a younger man.
:06:38
Steven, I'd like to
introduce you to David Shaw.
:06:42
Pleasure! Nice to meet you.
:06:43
David is a painter.
:06:44
I saw some of his pieces downtown.
I thought they were amazing.
:06:48
What brings you uptown to our
little inbred soirée?
:06:51
Actually, Emily was kind enough
to wrangle me an invite.
:06:55
Me too.
:06:58
So tell me about your work. . .