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they don't like to be shown up.
Okay, they've already
closed the door on your son.
It's a suicide. End of story.
You want that door open again?
You want to make the cops
and the DA pay attention?
You need a headline this big,
only with the truth.
So that everybody knows. Okay?
You got to shove it in their faces.
Did Herbert Spirakis
tell you that?
I have to pay by check.
Five minutes.
I didn't let you in.
Hey. The 20?
Right.
Sorry.
Say, you know who people wanted
to see? Lana Turner's guy...
Stompanato.
No kidding.
I tell you,
that kid of hers,
the knife was practically
sticking out of his ass.
Think about how hard...
What are these?
Huh?
These marks?
What'd he do, beat himself
up before he shot himself?
I don't know.
Don't do that. Hey.
I didn't say
Put it down,
the coroner's gonna be back.
You hear?
Okay, that's it, you gotta go.
So, pal, who's T.M.?
Come on, what do you say?
You help me, I'll help you.
George. George.
Yes?
Don't order any more drinks,
I can't afford it.
We couldn't afford the cover,
Nati. Drinks are just gravy. Hello.
Billy Wilder.
Hire me, please.
We're two steps from the men's room.
Anyone sees us, they'll think we're queer.
You do look fetching tonight.
Okay. I'm leaving.
No, you're not.
You're gonna stay right here and wait
for the casting guy from Fox, right there.
You and I are going to practice
the fine art of being noticed
without looking like you're
trying. Fred Zinnemann.
Who?
He's a director. Pictures.
He hires people.
George, no one's going
to hire me, anyway.
That's Rita Hayworth.
George.
That's Rita Hayworth.
You look
absolutely ravishing.
Miss Hayworth!
This way.
Thank you.
Just made it.
I beg your pardon?
Into the picture.
I hadn't noticed.
You're awfully well trained.
Mr...?
George Reeves.
Was it the line
or the delivery?
I laugh when I'm happy.
I see.
Who is it that
I'm making so happy?
I'm Toni.
Just a poor girl
with no last name.
I had no idea
Well, who knows
what you might be spreading?
Your turn.
I'm afraid you got me.
This way, please.
Thank you.
For you, sir.
Oh, George, George, George...
TONl:
That wasyour first picture?
That was my
Your very first paid acting
role was in Gone with the Wind,
That's right.
And yet,
I don't remember you.
You don't?
How's this?
"We want all your waltzes, first
Brent, then me, then Brent, then me... "
You were Tarleton!
I was.
Your hair was orange!
Hardly.
It was tangerine.
Ah, well.
All right, then. That
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