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A Life Less Ordinary Page #6
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- Year:
- 1997
- 103 min
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It felt just like this.
Now do you understand
how it felt, Robert?
But you, unlike me,
couldn't pull the trigger.
- Oh, no.
- Good-bye, Robert.
ROBERT:
OK, kill me,but don't touch the girl!
Extremely amusing!
CELINE:
" Kill me,but don't touch the girl."
Robert,
you should be on television.
- Very funny.
- What's wrong?
ROBERT:
What's wrong? I thoughtThat's what's wrong!
CELINE:
Shoot you? I wouldn't do that.
- Oh, no?
- No! I'm having a great time!
- Oh, good!
- Yeah, certainly is!
CELINE:
What's wrong?Celine, it's over.
ROBERT:
Aah![Robert screaming]
[Robert moans]
ROBERT:
I'm dying, Celine.I think I'm dying,
and I don't want to die.
You're not going to die.
I don't want to die.
Are you taking me to a hospital?
Because I don't want to die
in a hospital.
CELINE:
I'm not goingto take you to a hospital.
What do you mean, you're not
taking me to a hospital?
Take me to a hospital!
Where are you taking me?
ELLIOT:
Very nice.Very nice, indeed.
You could have a perfect smile.
For two thousand dollars,
No, thanks.
just happens?
Is that what you think? Huh?
Do you think that Celine's smile
is her own?
No, it's not.
It's mine.
I gave it to her...
just like I can give you one.
I'll fix your teeth
I didn't get shot in the teeth.
Well, let me tell you something.
It wouldn't have made
too much difference if you had.
I don't want to say anything.
It's your teeth,
but if you wait another year...
of major reconstruction, so...
CELINE:
If you wait another year...
he'll be dead.
ELLIOT:
Sorry. Just a littlefree consultation.
[Taps button with foot]
ELLIOT:
You know,they wanted me to take a break.
Take a break.
[Laughs]
Go get counseling, you know?
F*** them. What do they know?
They wanted me to stay
in the hospital.
I discharged myself
this afternoon.
Lucky for you that I did, huh?
OK.
Have you, um, done this before?
The principles of surgery...
are the same
above and below the neck.
ROBERT:
Aah! Aah!Aren't you going
to anesthetize me?
I'm sure you'll pass out
as the pain gets worse.
Aah!
Aah!
[Camera taking pictures]
[Celine laughing]
[Elliot and Celine laughing]
ELLIOT:
Give me another one.Here we go, baby.
Ay-yi-yi-yi-yaah!
Give it to me hot.
You look lovely.
CELINE:
Thank you.[Both laughing]
ELLIOT:
Give me the Bambi, baby.That's it.
God!
OK, turn over. Turn over.
- What?
- Turn over, darling.
ELLIOT:
Turn...There you go.
Flash me the tush.
One heel.
[Takes picture]
Excellent.
[Celine giggling]
ELLIOT:
Mmm.Robbie!
Hey, how are you? Come on.
Join the party.
Come on.
Do you want some champagne?
How rude of me. Excuse me, love.
[Chuckles]
Oh, wait.
Here you go.
Here. Look at that.
So, I understand that you're...
Here, please.
I understand that
you're something of a fugitive.
Don't be shocked.
We go back a long way.
ROBERT:
Oh, I see. You're her dentist.
ELLIOT:
Yup. That's right.We met over that particularly
fine set of ivories.
In fact...
I gave her her first filling.
Ohh!
F***.
Oh, I wish
you hadn't done that.
Now I have to hurt you...
which is inconvenient
and undignified.
ROBERT:
Ohh![Gasping]
ELLIOT:
F***er.Get up!
Leave him alone, Elliot.
ELLIOT:
Why don't youstay out of this?
[Robert groans]
Are you all right?
Uhh!
Gaah!
ROBERT:
Uhh! Aah!CELINE:
You want to explain to me...
exactly what you were trying
to achieve back there?
ROBERT:
How about youdo some explaining to me?
CELINE:
I didn't want youbleeding to death...
and I think I saved your life.
ROBERT:
I'd rather have diedthan have witnessed that.
CELINE:
Witnessed what, exactly?
ROBERT:
You and Elliot inan advanced state of foreplay.
CELINE:
He would've passed outdrunk in five minutes...
if you hadn't come along.
ROBERT:
Yeah, sure.CELINE:
Even if we wereabout to get physical...
what's it got to do with you
anyway?
ROBERT:
Aah.CELINE:
You thought we had something?
ROBERT:
It's possible.CELINE:
But why?Why do we
have to have something?
We were getting along just fine.
Having something
ruins everything.
What will you do now,
ask me to marry you?
ROBERT:
Of course I'm not.- Don't be absurd.
It never even occurred to you?
Well, it wouldn't be so bad.
You see what I mean?
Just forget it.
Consider it forgotten.
Where do you want to go?
Don't care.
Do you want to get out
of the car?
- Are you asking me to get out?
- No. I'm asking if you want to.
- It's the same thing.
- It's not the same thing.
One is a request,
the other is a question.
ROBERT:
Fine. If that's whatyou want, then I'll get out.
CELINE:
If that's what you want,go right ahead.
And don't even ask
where I'm going!
Don't even imagine that I care.
Exactly the problem!
[Starts car engine]
FAITHLESS SINGING:
Where's the love gone to?
Don't leave
BACKUP SINGERS:
Yeah, yeah, yeah
LEAD SINGER:
You got me hurtin'
Don't leave
BACKUP SINGERS:
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
LEAD SINGER:
You know it's never been easy
To love someone like me
BACKGROUND SINGERS:
Oh, oh
LEAD SINGER:
Don't leaveBACKUP SINGERS:
Yeah, yeah
CELINE:
F***.LEAD SINGER:
Where did all the love go?
Where's the love gone to?
Stop hovering over me.
I can't concentrate.
O'REILLY:
Have you written anything yet?
JACKSON:
I... I...What am I supposed to write?
O'REILLY:
Love letters, Jackson,deal with the subject of love.
JACKSON:
I need time to think.O'REILLY:
We don't have time.Every day they spend apart...
the more difficult
it's going to be.
And if Naville finds our boy...
he's just meat.
ELVIS PRESLEY SINGING:
Maybe I didn't treat you...
O'REILLY:
So, think, Jackson...have you ever done this before?
Back when I was alive,
there was a girl.
You wrote to some girl?
A long time ago.
JACKSON:
It never came to nothing.
Her father
did not approve our match.
It was just young love,
but I wrote...
many times...
with passion...
and despair.
ELVIS PRESLEY:
You were always on my mind
Maybe I didn't hold you
I never knew
you had a romantic soul.
ELVIS PRESLEY:
All those lonely, lonely nights
I often wonder
what became of that girl...
sweet Eliza.
Eliza...
Gray.
Her father was a colonel.
O'REILLY:
Jackson, you're qualified.
You can write this letter.
That's the problem, see?
I wrote to her, sure,
but I didn't write letters.
O'REILLY:
Well, what, then?As a matter of fact...
I...
wrote...
love poems.
ELVIS PRESLEY:
Tell me that your sweet love
ELVIS PRESLEY:
Tell me that your sweet love
Hasn't died
Give me
Give me one more chance
To keep you satisfied
MOTHER:
Remember, my dear...they only want one thing.
Maybe they want it
more than once...
but it's still
only one thing.
ELVIS PRESLEY:
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