Absolute Beginners Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1986
- 108 min
- 244 Views
Opening with a selection of
costumes de baigneuses,
with a touch of rococo,
in aquamarine,
bouteille, and nuit.
Decorated with cerulean oysters,
pearled fish, scallop shells
and shimmering starfish.
Guaranteed to sink any passing ship.
And for evening wear,
our shell and mermaid creations
in crepuscule and turquoise
and inlaid with over
18,000 Majorcan pearls.
And for the more daring among you,
Henley, you have got to be kidding.
I mean, you are not seriously
going to show these gowns in Paris.
Honey, they will laugh you
off the stage.
And, Henley, hemlines can't come down.
They've got to go up.
Really, Dido, there's nothing worse
than the back of a woman's knees.
They remind me of uncooked rock cakes.
Somebody help me!
- Oh, God, Suzette.
- I'm just taking off my...
Oh, Colin.
I said I wouldn't do this.
And here I am doing it.
A few painless shots,
and I can pay for dinner.
That's what I call integrity.
like this, Mr. Charms.
It's a sure-fire hit.
Just look at these fame-starved urchins
putting on the agony,
all trying to sing like hillbillies,
to snap them up
and sell them into pop slavery.
I mustn't throw stones,
especially not at Americans.
Yanks invented teenagers.
England for the English, and all that.
But being anti-Yank's
a sure sign of defeat.
I've got the tickets for
the Stravinsky recital.
Harry Charms, I've got an appointment.
He's in there.
Do me a favor,
don't drive me mad down there.
He was precious, all right.
Loonies.
And very nasty in the wrong hands.
Listen.
You know the three
most useless things in the world?
The Pope's balls, a nun's tits,
and a good write-up
in The Record Mirror.
Harry Charms?
- Who are you?
- My name's Colin.
Sonya, how many times
do I have to tell you...
- Suzette sent me.
- Oh.
I've come about the dirty pictures.
Dirty pictures? No, no, no.
Where'd she get that idea from?
Do you mind?
This is the Harry Charms Stable
of Stars.
Each one a star in their own right.
Come and sit down.
No, over here.
Whitey Britain, Charles Harold,
Zesty Boy Swift.
All my own discoveries.
And over here...
They don't know it yet.
Neither do I, for sure.
Right, come in here and have a look.
All right, settle down, everybody.
All right, stars?
Right.
It's not just their talent,
you see, it's mine.
Look at this.
Stand up. No, not you, you.
No, not right. Who else?
You, let's have a look at you.
I'm a great drummer.
Too many cream buns.
Naming them, taming them,
famousing them up.
Oh, he's very musical.
Oh, he's a great mover...
Leave it out, Mum.
You could be right.
Well, Colin, I've got a new song.
With your help,
I'm gonna make it a hit.
Well, there's gonna be some changes
What a mover.
Around the garbage can
Get a shot, Colin, get a shot.
When you lean, lean right forward.
That's good, baby.
It's a hit. We've got a hit.
I can feel it.
I may look like a little kitten
That's good. Give it to us, baby.
Boom it out. Yeah! Ooh!
Look out, big cat,
Yeah, yeah.
Now move your hips.
Move your hips forward, back.
Now twirl them around.
Come on, baby, boom it out, baby!
Sing it, baby.
Baby, boom it!
Baby Boom!
Baby Boom! That's it!
Get a shot of Baby Boom.
Until I start to roar
- Come on, Suzette, I need to go.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll pin you underneath.
Oh, God, I'm caught!
Stop, Camilla. Stop.
- Get off!
- Stop.
Will you get off?
Oh!
Oh, Henley, you've been
holding out on me, you rascal, you.
Watch it, will you?
Oh, I love this look.
What do you call it?
Henley, this is one of yours?
I'll bloody well get you for this!
There she is! Her!
Oh! Bravo, bravo.
Get her!
Ooh!
Va-va-voom!
Heya!
Oh, Henley, you're a genius.
Get this.
I'll bloody well get you for this.
- It's a very exclusive club.
- It's here somewhere.
I know I had it. I had it...
What seems to be the problem?
This gentleman, sir.
Look out. What are you doing?
I don't think she'd appreciate
- Come on.
- What's that supposed to mean?
Come on, boys!
Look at that!
Disgraceful!
- Fantastic!
- Wow!
Henley! Henley! Henley! Henley!
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you, thank you,
ladies and gentlemen. Thank you.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
You have witnessed an historic event.
The birth of Henley's young idea.
Bravo. Bravo.
Darling, I didn't know
you were so talented.
Let's talk about it over dinner.
But a friend and I were going to eat.
Well, the Paris collections
start next week.
I know a lot of people who'd like to get
acquainted with you, design-wise.
Would you like to meet Yves? Christian?
I'd love to.
I've got whores!
I've got whores!
Anybody want a whore?
Out of the way. Watch out. Thank you.
Less lust.
Young men and young women.
Two coffee, coffees coming up.
Can't you two get a room?
Move it!
I will tell the whole truth,
and others will continue
what I have begun.
I am like Zola...
I'm in a trance!
I'm your boy, Suze.
Forever and ever.
Every man is a reasonable being.
Scram.
Hi, Colin.
Hi, hon.
I don't believe it.
How come you're not late?
I made sure.
Listen, Colin.
I can't make dinner tonight.
I've got to work.
Don't be like that, Suze.
- Why didn't you turn up?
- I did turn up.
No, you didn't, Colin.
I did. Ask your Uncle Henley.
I even did the Harry Charms
shots for you.
Oh. Don't worry about it, Colin.
Stay on here in the Land of Oz,
with the Wizard
and all those other creepy pals of yours
and you'll never need to know.
I've gotta go.
You ask me what I want
When I thought I'd made it clear
Although I won't stop loving you
You can never have me near
Don't blame me
No one's gonna stop me
from having it all
Having it all
You'll never stop me from having it all
Having it all
You'll never stop me from having
Having it all
Having it all
You'll never stop me
From having it all
You've got to accept
I'm no ordinary girl
And I'll never fit
Don't take it lightly
Baby, I'm not bluffing
To get what I want
I'll stop at nothing
Having it all
You'll never stop me
From having it all
Having it all
You'll never stop me
My reasons are simple
So don't ask me why
Good
Bye
Less lust through less protein.
Have you ever chased the night
On a boat that's bound for hope
But left you in the queue
With the shouting, waving, taunting
Flaunting friends that's cruel
Telling you that every lie
you ever heard was true
Have you stood up on that dock
Have you ever had it blue
Ooh, ooh
Doo da doo doo doo da doo doo
Have you ever woke
to find the morning didn't come
Undelivered with the paper
stolen by someone
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