Anna Nicole Page #5

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That made me look like a porker pig.

No, Anna. Camera loves you.

It always has.

The goofy thing, that's just another side

of the small-town girl

from small-town Texas

that everybody fell in love with.

Because I'm goofy.

Yeah.

Let's create some movie magic.

Got cheese for you.

Got some drinks with it.

- You want pizza?

- Yeah.

- Hot.

- I win.

All right, you win.

I have to pee.

Yeah. I'm sure you have to pee.

Oh, what, you don't trust me, Howard?

No, no. Go pee.

You think I'm cheating?

A coincidence that you're getting up.

Howard, you're stupid.

Calm down.

That's just an eating contest.

When you've got your foot jammed on

the self-destruct pedal hard as I did,

warning signs, even from yourself,

often go unheeded.

I talked to the doctors and they say

your mom's got something

called borderline personality

disorder.

"Borderline" my butt.

So are they gonna keep her in there

a while?

Well, I think they wanna do

a full detox,

you know, so that could be

like eight weeks or maybe more.

Yeah. I bet that'll do wonders

for your TV show.

You know, Danny,

I'm really sorry that this is going on

with your mom, you know?

Yeah, well, she was messing herself up

long before she ever ran into you, so...

We don't allow smoking

in the meeting room.

Well, you should.

Well, we don't.

You know, I am not the one

that is locked in here.

She doesn't look like my daughter.

Doesn't have my daughter's name,

doesn't talk like my daughter.

And she does not behave

the way I raised my daughter.

I mean, do you have any idea

how hard it is

for me to sit here next to my daughter,

knowing what my daughter has come to?

Oh, don't you dare talk about me

like I'm not here, Mama,

like I'm not noticed.

Because guess what, Mama,

that's the one thing I am now, is noticed.

Good or bad, I am noticed!

- I said no smoking.

- God!

So, what do you wanna tell your mother,

Anna?

Well, there's no sense in you

just slobbering through it.

Go on.

I just want you to love me.

I loved you.

And I loved her way more

than my mama ever loved me.

Come on. Come on.

Come on. Are you serious?

You look like

you're gonna vomit right now.

Oh, I can't.

That wasn't even a full lap.

Danny, we did the whole half-circle.

That was not the whole half-circle.

Come on. Come on. Let's go. Let's go.

You know why I'm doing this to you,

right?

Because you love me?

Because I love to see you in pain.

That's not nice, Danny.

Like my body? Want my body?

TrimSpa, baby. TrimSpa, baby.

Want my body? TrimSpa, baby.

TrimSpa, baby.

I can't sleep. I get everything

I need to get done by noon

so I'm just kind of sitting here

waiting for the phone to ring.

But I'm almost afraid if it does.

My pursuit of fame and fortune

hasn't exactly helped keep me straight.

And Danny still lives with me,

but he's almost already out the door.

I know. That leaving-the-nest thing

sneaks up quicker than it seems right.

Wait till you get to be my age.

You don't know what lonely is.

Oh, I don't know what I'm gonna do.

Well, I don't know exactly

what you're gonna do either, baby.

But you were happy at some point,

weren't you?

Yeah, I guess.

Well, then, little girl,

maybe you're gonna find it again.

Anna.

What's going on?

Well, I was just thinking,

maybe we should.

Anna.

Anna, what's really going on?

I wanna make a baby, Howard.

Well...

Yeah. Yeah. I don't... I don't...

Anna, I don't know

if now is really a good time

for you to be getting pregnant,

you know? I don't think we can...

You know, with your career and...

I barely have a career.

Before Danny leaves me,

I wanna make a baby.

I don't wanna be alone.

Anna, you're never gonna be alone.

I'm always gonna be here.

I know. I just... The only time

I've ever really been happy

is when I've had someone

who needed me.

And I want my little girl, Howard.

I just don't know if now's the best time

for you to be getting pregnant.

Welcome to a beautiful

day at Churchill Downs

and the running

of the Kentucky Derby.

The track conditions are vast improving

from muddy to drier conditions.

The sun has finally come out.

The clouds are parting.

It's a clear and beautiful day for a race,

ladies and gentlemen.

And the lineup today

is unusually strong.

Aren't they beautiful?

And the horses are

now entering the track.

Miss Smith.

I'm Larry Birkhead.

Oh. Hi.

You look lovely today.

Anna. Anna.

Supreme Court.

They agreed to hear our case.

You think Anna Nicole is entitled

to any compensation?

My father was 86 when he got married.

I'm afraid not of sound mind.

There's no way this case

should ever have made it.

Do you think you'll be vindicated?

There she is.

Anna Nicole...

Are you nervous, Anna?

What do you think your chances are?

Your face.

Do you think a Playboy bunny

will bring down American judiciary?

What do you say to those who claim

you're nothing but a gold digger?

Guys, Anna just wants to honor

J. Howard's wishes, okay?

He promised her 20 times

that he'd take care of her and Daniel.

Now excuse us.

Yeah.

Mrs. Smith went to Washington

and won.

Former Playboy playmate

Anna Nicole Smith's bid

to get part of her husband's fortune

has new life.

Thanks to a very unlikely group

of allies:
The Supreme Court.

Here's NBC's justice correspondent,

Pete Williams.

Supreme Court's ruling doesn't award

Anna Nicole Smith a nickel,

but it does allow her to go a few more

rounds in a legal battle for millions

that's already 11 years old.

All right.

What is it?

Danny said he was gonna be here.

Well, I'm sure he's gonna be here.

Everybody,

we may not have won the war yet,

but we did kick E. Pierce's butt

in the battle, so congrats.

To Anna, huh? To Anna.

Mm.

What's wrong?

I don't know.

I just wish it would

all just be over today.

Why do I got to fight

for money that's mine?

This is a good thing

what happened today.

It's gonna go back to the lower courts.

We really stand a shot at this thing.

Come on, now.

Give me a little of that, huh?

No, Howard.

Anna.

Oh, come on.

I've been sober for months.

Ain't no way in hell I'm gonna binge

while I'm pregnant.

Mm.

Don't make me feel like a leper

at my own celebration.

All right.

Just a sip. Sippy.

- All right. Yeah.

- Here, here.

All right, well, come down.

I don't want you to...

Oh. Oh! Ha-ha-ha.

Oh, let's just do it again.

Don't even think.

Okay. All right.

I'm gonna do it back to you.

How about that?

It was like this:

Take it?

Yeah.

All right.

Ha-ha.

- Mm.

Mom. Mom.

All right.

What are you doing?

Danny.

Hey, give us a second, please.

Come on.

You're late.

Yeah, I got...

I got on the wrong metro from the hotel.

Are you okay, Mom?

Okay?

Uh... No. I'm not okay.

Danny, I'm great.

Danny, don't look at me like that,

because I'm fine.

And we're fine.

We're just having fun,

and I promise I'll be back

in Sober Castle tomorrow.

I promise, okay?

You need to come home with me.

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