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Brandeis. But l dropped out.
One of her professors
fell in love with her.
lt was terrible.
He was married.
lt was way too much pressure
for all of us. His poor wife.
ln addition to acting,
she's a very good singer.
l try to sing, but then l hear someone
like Billie Holiday, and forget about it.
She's your favorite.
But you can't listen to the CD's, right?
They sterilize the sound.
Didn't l say that?
l absolutely agree with you.
lt totally sterilizes...
that's so funny.
Actually, someone told me
that has all of her old recordings
on 78s and 33s.
l'd love to know about it.
She is amazing.
lt's early.
Let's go to the Village Vanguard.
Diana Krall is playing.
l'll get so discouraged,
but l am dying to see her.
- Great.
- You get up so early to write.
Yeah, but l did most of my stuff
for tomorrow, so...
- Should we? What do you...
- Yeah, sure.
Hide your heart from sight
Lock your dreams at night
Don't count stars
Or you might stumble
Someone drops a sigh
And down you tumble
Keep an eye on spring
She's so moving.
l agree. She's totally moving.
Absolutely.
You've captured her.
[applause]
What was l saying?
l'd love to take one of those boats
down the Amazon.
lt's supposed to be so beautiful.
Not tonight?
Of course not tonight.
l was... that's funny.
But how thrilling that would be.
That would be so thrilling.
You hate heat.
You hate mosquitoes.
l hate malaria. lt's malaria, remember?
l don't hate all mosquitoes.
l want to see the parrots
and the giant butterflies.
l've seen pictures in National Geographic.
They're gorgeous.
Giant, huge...
Monkeys?
How much have you had to drink?
Do you like snakes?
Do l like snakes?
Some people get queasy around them,
but l think they're beautiful.
The way they move...
it's so sensual.
So sen... l love snakes.
Cobras, for example.
- Pythons.
- Naturally. Pythons.
Garters. Rattlesnakes.
l love them all.
- l cannot believe l'm hearing this.
- Oh, please.
l've often said, often, that there's
nothing like a dense jungle in the rain.
- l've said this.
- [Brooke:
] You're drunk.- That's not true.
- Speaking of rain,
there's supposed to be
a hurricane tonight.
We should rent a car
and drive to the Hamptons.
- We could walk on the beach...
- He hates the Hamptons.
Nobody hates the ocean.
She's up for anything.
lt's too late for me. l can't.
Don't you have an audition tomorrow?
''My candle burns at both ends,
it will not last the night.''
Millay. Edna Millay.
She's my favorite poet.
Don't l quote her all the time?
Edna Millay...
Amanda's pretty, isn't she?
- She's okay, l suppose.
- You're drunk.
l was looking at her face
in the candlelight
and she has this offbeat sexual quality.
Yeah, l guess.
lf, uh, you know,
if you find that crippling sense
of passionate heat
behind those big eyes sexy.
- Huh?
- Hmm?
- Nothing.
l got the whole story while you were
in the men's room throwing up.
l'm fine.
Believe me, l'm okay.
She moved in with him
and l get the feeling
- Oh, yeah?
- They make a nice couple.
He's charming and very attractive.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
Amanda? Hey, it's Jerry Falk.
Good, good. You?
Listen, l was just about to go to
this old record store l found out about.
l know you were interested
in picking up some Billie Holiday.
l'm actually vaguely near your house,
so l thought that, um...
l mean, if you and Bob are busy...
Right. Of course. He would be at work.
What was l thinking?
Maybe, say, three minutes?
Great. l'll meet you in front
of your place. Bye.
These are great.
Let me get you this Diana Krall record
as a present
since l know how big of a fan you are.
- Wasn't she great the other night?
- So great.
l love that you appreciate old songs.
They're so pretty.
l'd love to hear you sing sometime.
l can't sing publicly.
l'm too fat.
- Fat? l'm sorry. Did you say fat?
- But l have these great diet pills.
They take away your appetite,
but increase your sexual drive.
ls that how you met Bob?
From his record company?
No. He picked me up
in Central Park, actually.
Oh, how funny.
And you guys got...
seriously involved?
No. He'd like to, but...
l can't commit.
l have a problem with commitment.
who l'll want to give myself over to,
where l'd be the one
hurt in the end.
But it hasn't happened yet. You?
Me neither.
Um, unfortunately, same here.
Brooke and l are in
the last stages, basically.
- Really?
- Oh, yeah.
- She didn't give me that impression.
- She didn't?
Well, that's strange, because that's
the only impression to give, really.
Oh. Look at this, uh, record.
Cole Porter.
This is a fantas...
Let me get you this as a little present.
Can l do that?
l was actually listening to this last night,
and l thought of you.
You were listening to Cole Porter
and thought of me?
You must really have a crush on me.
l do?
l'd say it's fatal.
l'm sorry.
l, uh... l couldn't resist.
Don't apologize.
l wanted you to.
You did?
Yes. l've had a crush on you
since we met.
Couldn't you tell,
the way l was ignoring you?
Well, there was something
compelling about your apathy.
l thought you were sweet
and sensitive and vulnerable.
And l could tell you liked me, too.
l can't believe
l'm in love with a smoker.
l don't want anyone to get hurt.
Where were you?
lt's 10:
00.Where?
Well, um, l had a meeting to go to.
- You smell from alcohol.
- l do?
My God, your tongue is black.
lt is? Well, um...
that's because l had some wine.
Wine? Why?
lt's not Passover.
No. Uh, to celebrate.
Uh, the deal.
What deal?
l have to tell you, um, it looks like
l have a great opportunity
to work for, for, um, a very,
very funny, uh, puppet.
lt's, uh... remember l...
ls this a woman's hair?
ls this...
is this a woman's hair?
l mean, it could be...
l suppose.
Possibly from, uh, the taxi.
lt was... l mean, l think, you know,
all the people in and out,
l probably sat up in...
l guess, the woman's hair.
l am exhausted.
She asked me if l still love her.
What could l say?
Why can't l tell her the truth?
l'm in love with Amanda.
Why can't l tell her it's over?
Why can't l leave people?
Tell me about your dream.
at Toys R Us?
Yeah. So what can it possibly mean?
Look, l can't keep wasting my hour here
describing lunatic dreams.
l have a date with Amanda.
l can't keep running around town
on the sly and live like this.
Amanda can handle it,
but l need help.
What do l do? l have to
extricate myself from Brooke.
lt'll break her heart.
The guy will not talk.
l've been with him for three years.
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