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All at Once Page #5
- Year:
- 2014
- 93 min
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has not traveled
across the pond.
I just don't want to be late
on my first day.
First day of what?
Janitor?
Is that what I look like?
Do I look like a janitor?
No, I'm teaching here
next semester.
Oh, well, we don't want you
to be late on your first day.
I'm Bridget, by the way.
James.
I will show you
where you need to be.
- That'd be very nice. Thanks.
- Sure, let's go.
So are you a student?
Oh. [LAUGHS] I wish.
Thank you, but, no,
theater department.
- Oh. Art department.
- No.
- Yeah.
- No.
- Yeah.
- No, they didn't tell you.
What? Tell me what?
Mrs. Morrison decided
not to retire.
That position
is no longer available.
- What?!
- I can't believe they didn't tell you.
What are you talking about?
to this place!
- What are you talking about
- Calm down, calm down.
- I'm f***ing with you.
- That's not funny.
- I'm sorry.
- No, that's not funny.
I don't think you understand
that you nearly gave me
a heart attack.
We really need to work
on your sense of humor.
You are very uptight.
Maybe you need to work
on your jokes.
See, now that,
that's what I'm talking about.
- Yeah.
- Come on, we'll be late.
Drama people.
"When you're on the clock,
you're on the beat,
and when you're on the beat,
APB"?
Awareness, performance, bravado.
- Are you serious?
- Dead serious.
And then the fifth one
is the most important one.
So make sure you remember it.
"Never, ever belittle, insult,
or voice any displeasure
outwardly
for the God of cinema himself,
Sir Sylvester Stallone."
- You kidding me?
- Yo, Adrian, I did it!
[Laughs]
What? It's
it's from Rocky.
Yeah, I know,
and it was terrible.
Well, you should see
my Adrian impression.
It's even worse.
You're really pretty
when you smile.
I have a boyfriend.
Y-yeah, no, I meant
So, tell me, how do you like
living here so far?
I love it.
It's like a new adventure.
Yeah, have you met
any new friends yet?
Uh-huh, Uncle Lou, Denny, Dino,
Aunt Tiff, and you, too.
Aw, your sweet.
I love you too, darling.
But I mean, you know,
friends your own age.
Not really.
Hmm, well, it's important
to have friends your own age.
Well, I don't really get along
with other kids
my age that well.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I understand.
But, you know, you might
give it a shot because,
who knows, you might find
a new best friend.
No, way.
Uncle Lou is my best friend.
You excited
to have a new teacher?
Super excited.
Yeah, I think
you're gonna like him.
I've known him forever.
He's a wonderful musician.
[PIANO FLOURISH PLAYING]
[BEETHOVEN'S
FUR ELISE PLAYING]
That was beautiful.
You are truly gifted.
Thank you.
Ready to try
something different?
Sure. Yeah.
Okay.
This is where we're going.
[PLAYS BLUES RIFF]
Now, what I want you
to do now is just
Boom, boom, boom, boom,
boom, boom, boom, boom
Boom, boom, boom, boom,
boom, boom, boom, boom
Find it.
That's it.
You got it.
Yeah, yeah.
Okay. Okay, now let's pick it up
a little bit, huh?
Let's take it to
[SINGS NOTES FASTER]
Come on, come on.
Pick up a little bit.
Yeah, take it somewhere now.
Take it somewhere.
[SCATTING]
That's okay, it's okay.
You're doing fine.
Hey, little darling.
What's wrong?
We're not finished just yet.
I would like to call Ginny.
Is something the matter?
I'm wanna go home.
Why so sudden?
I don't feel well.
Oh, well,
if you don't feel well,
then by all means, but, uh
you're not leaving
because something else
is bothering you, are you?
I don't like that music.
I don't want to play it.
You ever play the blues before?
Then how you know
you don't like it?
You can't say you don't
like something
- I just did.
Little darling,
almost catch the rabbit
don't make a stew.
You can't eat no rabbit
you almost caught.
I don't eat rabbit stew.
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
All right then.
Guess we better give Ginny
a holler.
[R&B MUSIC PLAYING]
[BOTH SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]
So if he's not your dad,
who is he?
- It's a long story.
- We have all day.
Hey, Love Puppy,
and Dreamweaver, order 27 is up.
James is my father's best friend since
they were little. They both grow up here.
It ain't gonna walk itself to the
table, all right? [SPEAKS ITALIAN]
So why is he taking care
of you and your sister?
Because both
our parents are dead.
[DINO] Enough with the commiserating.
Get back to work.
No more flirty flirting,
you got it?
- Yeah.
- How'd they pass away?
Was it an accident?
They worked
in some financial offices
in the Twin Towers.
You mean on 9/11?
Oh, my God.
I'm so sorry.
- It's not like any of this was your fault.
- I'm sorry
- Did James work in one of the buildings, too?
- No.
He was an artist, a painter.
He had to give it up
- of me and Grace.
- How old was he?
Like early 20s or something.
That's pretty hard-core.
I mean, like, one second,
you're this,
like, cool New York City artist,
and then the next,
you're Mr. Mom.
I mean, damn.
He must really love you guys
for him to give all that up.
We should probably
get back to work.
- Lou's gonna kill us.
- [LOU] Oh, my God!
I got two skeletons at table 27!
The rest of the restaurant's
dying of starvation!
Kindly hurry up!
Let's go!
[PEOPLE CHATTERING]
See you later, bye.
Another reason
why I don't drive.
Can never find my bloody keys.
Oh, always the last place
to look.
How was your first day?
It was a happy medium.
Yeah, that's all right.
Couldn't have been as bad
as my first day.
- Oh, yeah, why's that?
- I never actually made it here.
I crashed my car into a fence.
- Wow.
- Yeah.
Couldn't actually believe
there were white picket fences
here in America.
- You thought that was only in the movies?
- Yeah, it was very distracting.
My mind told me to take a left.
My heart told me to go right.
You Americans couldn't keep
the damn steering wheel
- on the right side, could you?
- Oh, well, what makes you Brits
- Oh, very clever.
Thank you, been working
God, you gonna ask me if I need
a ride home or what?
- Get in.
- Yes, sir.
I gonna make a pit stop, though.
[CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYS]
[ROBERT] When I was a young 'un
just about your age,
my mama and daddy
worked two jobs
to buy me my first piano.
A Chickering.
[LAUGHS]
Some of the sweetest sounds
I ever heard
came out of these
old wooden boxes.
I called her Jolene.
You got to name your piano,
little darling.
Treat her good
like it's her best friend.
They need love just like we do.
And they got souls, too.
My daddy was a musician, too.
He was out there on the road
most of the time,
but he took me along with him
from time to time when he could.
That man could pick up
any instrument,
any instrument,
and in a matter of hours,
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