:20:01
I have to put coins in the gas meter.
:20:03
oh, yes, so did I.
:20:07
have some cake. I bought it specially.
:20:10
oh.
:20:12
I shouldn't, but I will.
:20:19
you know something? you
ought to be in movies.
:20:21
real actresses don't make films.
:20:25
but beautiful actresses do.
:20:28
hmm.
:20:28
well, I saw you in nobody's
perfect on Broadway.
:20:31
I was 14 at the time.
:20:33
I wish you hadn't told me that.
:20:35
I stood outside the stage door
and, uh, I got your autograph.
:20:39
you asked me my name. I told you.
:20:41
you knew how to spell it then.
:20:50
what's so funny?
:20:53
you remind me of something.
:20:56
what is it?
:20:59
my husband. in a scene we had to play.
:21:03
he didn't know how to sit down.
:21:07
Jimmie made him do it
over and over again.
:21:12
uh, I can't stay long.
:21:13
I must have a nap before my performance.
:21:16
but you've only just arrived.
:21:18
and you--you can't
go without, uh,
:21:21
without, well, seeing the view.
:21:23
it's really great.
:21:25
if you just come over to the window...
:21:40
isn't it terrific?
:21:42
I just love London.
:21:43
it's so big, but it's
also kind of friendly.
:21:45
and all those people,
each with their own lives.
:21:48
I can't explain it.
:21:50
when I first came to London,
I stood in Piccadilly circus
:21:55
looking at the lights
:21:56
and the people and the taxis,
:21:57
and I said out loud: