:46:06
Mr Massey?
:46:09
Please, no calls
:46:11
I'm feeling a little fragile
:46:13
I'm sorry, Mr Massey, but I felt certain you'd
want to know Marylin Rexroth wants to see you
:46:17
Marylin... Uh, uh, uh, w...
Uh, when did she, uh...
:46:20
She's here now
:46:22
Is she armed?
Give me a minute
:46:35
Marylin
:46:37
How nice of you to...
:46:40
Marylin?
:46:42
Shame on you
:46:44
Marylin
:46:46
What a lovely surprise
:46:50
Marylin, what a pl...
:46:52
- Who the hell are you?
- Hello, Miles
:46:55
So nice of you to see us
:47:00
May I introduce Howard
D Doyle of Doyle Oil
:47:03
I'm goddamn pleased
to meet you
:47:05
Marylin here, she says you're
the best Says you're aces
:47:08
Well, thank you, Mr, uh...
:47:10
Uh, any... any relation
toJohn D Doyle of Doyle Oil?
:47:15
Oh, you must be talkin' about
Grandpa John My papa's John D too
:47:18
The Deuce, we called him You
know, kinda the rebel of the family
:47:21
But they knocked off that wholeJohn D
routine when they christened Yours Truly
:47:24
Grandpa nearly had a stroke
:47:26
He did have a stroke, but that was
later, during the labor activity in '52
:47:30
The government stepped in Mm-hmm Uh...
:47:32
They called it mediation
Well...
:47:34
He called it
incipient communism
:47:36
Of course, that's when
he had his stroke
:47:38
Golly, the whole left side of his body
is as useless as tits on a boar hog
:47:41
He lingered in a vegetative state for
years... Well, that is fascinating, Mr Doyle
:47:44
What say we have a seat?
A seat?
:47:46
Marylin's had me runnin'
up and down Rodeo Drive all day long
:47:50
Kinda hit-and-run shoppin', you know
Take no prisoners
:47:53
Forced march kind of thing
My God, my dogs are barkin'
:47:56
We started out at this li'I ol' place right
off of Wilshire... It's been quite a day
:47:59
Had pewter things