:29:00
hmm.
:29:02
your call, miss Lambert.
:29:03
you're forgiven.
:29:09
what's the matter with her?
:29:13
darling, Julia.
:29:17
you were quite wonderful tonight.
:29:19
I'll say. absolutely first-rate.
:29:21
thank you.
:29:22
yes, I believe I was
firing on all cylinders.
:29:25
and I'm starving, absolutely ravenous.
:29:28
Evie, what have we
got for supper tonight?
:29:30
tripe and onions.
:29:31
oh, how divine. I
adore tripe and onions.
:29:35
Michael, Michael, if you love me,
:29:37
if you've got any spark of tenderness
:29:40
in that hard heart of yours,
:29:41
let me have a bottle of beer.
:29:44
beer? yes.
:29:44
Julia. just this once.
:29:46
oh, Evie, that's for you.
:29:48
uh, please?
:29:49
Julia, I think it's a damn shame.
:29:52
what is?
:29:52
well, that you're taking the play off.
:29:55
the good news is,
:29:56
I've found an Italian company
:29:57
who wants the theatre for 3 months,
:29:59
so I said they could have it. hmm. mmm.
:30:01
I'm sure your mother's
as excited as I am
:30:04
at the thought of being with you.
:30:05
we'll have such fun at my place, Julia.
:30:07
you could do anything you like.
:30:10
rest. anything.
:30:11
I've changed my mind. I don't know why,
:30:13
but I'm beginning to enjoy
myself again. oh, but--
:30:16
let's run through the summer
:30:17
and then find something
new for the autumn.
:30:19
but I've... I-I've...
I've told the Italians.
:30:22
then un-tell them.
:30:23
and I was so looking forward to France.
:30:26
stars will be stars.
:30:33
I forgot.
:30:34
what?
:30:35
hmm...
:30:50
oh, my god. a cartier.
:30:52
well spotted. when's your birthday?
:30:55
November 20.
:30:56
hmm.
:30:57
happy birthday.
:30:58
uh, but it's not November 20.