Monsieur Batignole
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:10:07
Sir?
:10:08
It's regarding
the Bernstein apartment.

:10:13
Come in.
:10:21
- We have rice pudding.
- No thanks.

:10:23
As you wish.
:10:23
I started by saying you were
a hardcore anti-Semite...

:10:27
That you thought Germany
and its culture was the future!

:10:30
I'm French nationalist all the way.
:10:32
I didn't stress that.
I spoke of your artistic side...

:10:36
Your articles
against degenerate art.

:10:38
I told him that to write your plays,
:10:41
you needed a calm,
comfortable apartment.

:10:44
- And?
- He's not against it.

:10:46
You're the best!
:10:48
Some "tea" forthe digestion?
:10:51
He wants to see you.
:10:53
I hear he's seeing some actress,
she's a call girl...

:10:56
He wants to produce a play for her.
:11:00
And you'll write it.
:11:02
- When can I meet your colonel?
- Tonight.

:11:06
Excuse me.
:11:07
Mr. Guitry, a table will be free
in a few minutes.

:11:10
Sir!
Excuse me, Sir.

:11:12
- Do I know you?
- Pierre-Jean Lamour.

:11:14
I'm sorry...
:11:15
I sent you my play
a month ago.

:11:19
My pen name's Francis Mozeur.
:11:21
Of course, Francis Mozeur...
:11:24
The renowned theater critic.
:11:26
He has a fatal machinegun style,
like his initials.

:11:31
Initials?
:11:31
F.M.
:11:33
In otherwords,
Frankly Mediocre.

:11:35
Yourtable Mr Guitry.
:11:37
- You're insulting me, Sir!
- Yes.

:11:39
But that's not how
I earn my living.

:11:48
- You know...
- What!

:11:50
Forget it.
:11:52
So, about the colonel...

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