After the Game
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 89 min
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Financial times, 100 index of 11
points just above the key 3,800 level.
As for the rest of Europe, Frankfurt's
DAX gaining 9 points to 25.32.
In Paris, the CAC-40 losing 7, the
weaker franc weighing on the market.
Thank you, Ilsa.
Have a nice day.
...actually are on time this
morning according to dispatchers.
San Francisco's freeways
are...
Good morning, Sir.
Well, tell me what
we're supposed to do.
I mean, you may be perched
on majority shares,
but we all get f***ed
if the actuals crash.
That old man
is going to sink us.
Soon as I have Baer-Grant's
P and L report in hand
I will be speed-dialing
your number.
Is that a promise? I'm sorry,
I'm not aware of that term.
Well, what do I do if Anson calls
about substantiation procedure?
Take evasive action. Have your
secretary say you're in a meeting.
Thank you, Jack.
Yes, Maria.
Invitations.
Mmm-hmm.
The museum gala.
No. The Fitzwilliam
botanical annual fundraiser.
No.
The Hinchberger wedding.
Hinchberger wedding.
Tuxedos, droning conversations.
I don't think so. No.
I'll send your regrets.
Honestly, why must I bother?
You don't know about society,
Maria.
You don't have the
satisfaction of avoiding it.
Yes.
I have
an Elizabeth on line 3.
Your ex-wife.
I know who it is.
Take a message.
Oh, happy birthday, sir.
Thank you, Maggie.
I don't like her.
I wouldn't even mention the
following, but he was very insistent.
It's obviously some sort of prank. What?
Well, a gentleman called
requesting to have lunch with you.
I tried to assure him that you
were very busy... What's his name?
A Mr. Seymour Butts.
Under the Bleachers
by Seymour Butts.
I'm sorry?
Cancel my lunch. Make a reservation at
the City Club for myself and Mr. Butts.
My usual table.
Maria, put the reservation
under my name.
You ready to order, sir?
No, I'm still waiting.
This was ice tea.
Conrad, what a surprise.
Happy birthday, Nickie.
Seymour Butts.
I'll never get tired
of that one.
That's why it's a classic.
This is a nice restaurant.
They gave me a free jacket.
I'm sure they're gonna
want it back.
a long time ago.
Yeah, I took you here once.
No. I used to buy crystal meth
off the maitre d'.
Oh, really?
In college.
Which college?
Touch.
Miss me?
As much as that's possible.
You look good.
So do you.
To think I was worried.
Worried about me?
How long has it been since
Mom's funeral? Two, three years?
I thought you quit.
I did.
It didn't take.
Well, you can't smoke here.
I'm with you.
It's illegal to smoke
in restaurants in California.
F*** California.
How are you?
Couldn't be better.
Elizabeth?
We're divorced. She remarried a
pediatrician or a gynecologist,
or a pediatric gynecologist.
Lives in, uh, Sausalito.
That's too bad.
I liked her.
And what about you?
What, you don't keep
track of me anymore?
at rehab.
So what brings you
to town, Conrad?
Everything all right?
Yeah.
Need anything?
Nope.
Really?
No I don't need anything
from you. I just
on the beach near Ibiza,
and all of a sudden
it clicked.
October 12th.
Nickie's birthday.
October 11th.
Whatever.
This is for you.
You shouldn't have.
What do you get for the man
who has everything?
"Consumer Recreation
Services. "
Well, I do have golf clubs.
Call that number.
Why?
It'll make your life fun.
Fun?
You know what that is? You've
It's an entertainment
service.
An escort service?
A profound life experience.
Sorry.
I'll just...
No, that's all right.
Just...
Tell me you'll call.
I said I would.
No, you didn't.
You still on medication?
Why would you say that?
You gentlemen
ready to order?
I didn't mean it
the way it sounded.
I'm not on anything.
I'm not even seeing a shrink.
And I feel great.
Do you mind?
I think you'll like this.
I did.
And it was the best thing
that ever happened to me.
I'll call them.
Do it. For you.
I said I'll call, okay?
All right, I'll call.
It's just that, uh,
I hate surprises.
I know.
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, Mr. Van Orton
Happy birthday to you
Thank you.
Someone's got to fly to Seattle and
drive a stake through Anson's heart.
Have you seen
the profitability report?
You can imagine
how much more unhappy I am.
So, you're gonna deal
with Anson? That's correct.
We're furious.
Sleep well, Nicholas.
I will.
Good night, Ilsa.
Dinner's in the oven.
Thank you.
Oh, I saw Conrad today.
Did you? How is he?
He's okay.
I think he's in one of those
personal improvement cults
or something.
Well, send my love
if you see him again.
Happy birthday.
Goodnight.
Aw.
...from companies that
defaulted on their payments.
more than $500 million in bids
as the licenses
eagerly soar...
Elizabeth, good evening.
Happy birthday, Nickie.
this year.
Have you had a nice birthday?
Does Rose Kennedy
have a black dress?
I went, not once, but twice
through the spanking machine.
I can only imagine.
How are you?
Connie asked me
the same thing today.
Connie? Really?
I've always liked
your brother.
Anyway...
I... I just thought
this might be
difficult for you...
Just another birthday.
...because of your father.
That's right.
He was 48, wasn't he?
I hadn't really thought
about it until now.
Why do I call?
I honestly don't know.
Please send Dr. Mel
and Rachel my best.
She has a little brother
on the way.
We did the ultrasound.
Official nuclear family.
You must be very pleased.
We are.
We are very pleased.
Well, it's good
to talk with you.
Take care of yourself.
You too, Nicholas.
I mean that.
I really do.
Uh-huh. Be well. Bye.
businesses to provide their employees
with health insurance is now being
debated by Washington legislators.
small-business health plan
to those of
larger corporations
is receiving initial support from
a number of key Republican leaders.
However, Democratic lawmakers
about the bill, claiming that it
would undermine local efforts...
I just wanna make sure
that we understand each other.
Once you get it down on paper then
you can count on my full support.
We understand that.
Thank you.
We'll talk soon.
Well, you shouldn't feel this
reflects negatively on you.
I do feel that
it reflects negatively on me.
I received this...
Just a moment.
I took these tests
in good faith.
I'm sorry you feel that way.
I understand.
We hope we haven't
caused you any inconvenience.
Thank you
for choosing CRS.
Mr. Feingold, could you
assist this gentleman?
Oh, yeah. Sure.
Jim Feingold,
VP Engineering, Data Analysis.
I don't know exactly how this works.
My brother sent me this card...
Oh, here we go. Yeah.
... as a gift.
All right, excellent.
Well, let's get started.
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