Beaches Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1988
- 123 min
- 4,501 Views
to Mr. Cohen's candy store.
You'll have a nice malted and those
little chocolate-covered
cherries you like.
Wouldn't that be a nice idea,
honey?
Dont you want to go home,
baby?
Come on, give me a smile,
honey, huh?
Okay, Leona.
Let's go home.
Okay.
Ill be right back.
Yoo-hoo, Mr. Pinkers !
The Blooms are quitting.
Find another kid
to work for bubkes.
Personally...
is kind of creepy.
Yeah?
And you're the best singer
I ever saw.
Yeah.
- You ready?
- Ready.
Bunny rabbit.
How'd my hair come out?
This is your half. and my address
is on the back.
It doesn't say
San Francisco.
That's because I don't live
exactly in San Francisco.
I live just outside,
in Atherton.
I live exactly in the Bronx, but Im
Leaving when Im a big star.
- Thanks, mister.
- Anytime.
Id like to buy you a soda
for walking me back.
Sure. Bread and butter.
What are we
doing here?
We're getting ice cream sodas.
Come on.
There were sodas
on the boardwalk.
Youll love
the sodas here.
But people are looking
at me.
- So what?
-What do you mean,
so what?
- So, theyll probably kick me out
of a place like this.
- They can't.
Just a minute, you two.
You can't sit here.
- Oh. I told you.
- Yes, we can.
My name's Hillary Whitney, and
Im staying here with my father...
and I want
a chocolate soda.
Want do you want, CC?
Whatever she's having.
Certainly, Miss Whitney.
- So how'd you do that?
- Easy. My father's rich.
And your mother's
not rich?
She died when
I was a little girl.
Oh.
Will you write to me
in San Francisco?
Sure, but how come you want me
to write to you so much?
Are you crazy? You just happen
to be the most fantastic person...
- Ive ever met in my entire life !
- I am?
I almost cried
when you started singing...
That's the story of
That's the glory of love
Hillary, don't sing.
Hillary,
what are you doing?
Having a soda with CC,
Aunt Vesta.
I got lost and she showed me
the way back after her
''Glory of Love'' number.
Her ''Glory of Love'' number?
Your father and I have been
Looking for you for hours.
We were just about
to call the police.
Uh, listen, maybe we should just
forget about the sodas, you know?
If I don't go back, Leona will
start foaming at the mouth.
Oh, my. Come, Hillary.
Come on.
- Whatever they had, charge it
to the room.
- They didn't have anything, ma'am.
Look, Im sorry I got to go.
That's my Aunt Vesta.
Im glad she's not
my Aunt Vesta.
Here, little girl.
Now, go home.
What's this for?
It will keep you
honest.
Be sure to keep
in touch, CC. Okay?
Well, sure.
We're friends, aren't we?
You shouldn't play with that
strange little child.
-Well, who am I going to play with?
- Me.
You like to play bridge.
Ta-da !
Dear CC, we're spending
the summer at our beach house.
It's very peaceful here. I get
to ride horses and think a lot.
I miss you. It's fun to have
somebody to be silly with.
Ride?
All I ride is the subway.
Leona won't pay for me
to go to Julliard...
so I have to keep taking
dancing and singing...
from Miss Jean Kayton,
the freaky, fat vaudeville star.
The studio's in the cellar, which
means you only graduate...
when you're tall enough
to hit your head on the ceiling.
P. S. I hate my hair.
Okay, then we have Hillary
Whitney on Little Clementine.
Stop daydreaming, Hillary.
Let's go.
Dear CC,
Sometimes I get sick of words...
like ''proper;' ''well-bred;'
''cultured.''
I go through life thinking
everyones watching me.
Are they?
in the Bronx.
I hate school, and I like
taking singing lessons.
I got to sing at my father's
dry cleaning convention.
I was a hit.
See you later, alligator.
Cecilia Carol Bloom.
Dear CC, Ive decided
to study law...
and Im convinced Ill have
some effect on the world...
rather than end up in a mindless
woman's club like my Aunt Vesta.
I ended up
choosing Stanford...
because four generations of Whitneys
went there, all men, of course.
But, mainly, I have to confess,
because it's co-ed.
Dear WASP Queen...
Leona gave me a great present
for my 21st birthday.
She moved to Miami.
Im on my own now, and
Ive got a flat, a can of mace
and a subscription to Variety.
Im all set. P. S. How's college life?
Arent you done yet?
Now is the month of May
Dear CC, I went
and my father
called me a radical.
He doesn't understand
the whole world's falling apart
while he's playing golf.
Sorry my trip east
didn't work out, but Dad just
wasn't feeling well enough.
Will I ever see you again?
Call or write soon, will you?
Love, Hillary.
I was just about
to commit suicide...
by taking an overdose
of vitamin A...
when your letter arrived telling me
Im a genius and don't lose heart.
Ive decided to live, even though
I never get any work...
Ive got no agent, and Im deeply
Lonely during this festive season.
Thank you. Next, CC Bloom.
Let's move along, kids.
Okay?
From, uh, from letter ''G.''
And just kind of medium,
not too bright.
- Hi.
- Hi. Go.
You got to win a little
Lose a little
And always have the blues
a little
That's the glory of
That's the story of love
My mama told me
that's the glory of love
Merry Christmas.
Next, T. Kuhn.
Whatever will be
will be
The future's not ours
to see
Ah, who needs Broadway?
is a jazz singer.
At least, that's what
Im gonna try to be this week.
I got a job at a nightclub.
It's a hot spot,
and Im packing 'em in.
How's lawyer life?
By fashion and foppery
Im never discussed
Attending the ''opree''
My box would be a bust
that Park Avenue air
But Im in such health
Why should I care
The hip that I shake
Doesn't make People stare
But Ive got such health
What do I care
The sight of my props
Never stops a thoroughfare
But I still got my health
So what do I care
Your face is your fortune
So some wise man spoke
My face is my fortune
That's why Im totally broke
My ship ain't come in
but I grin white I bear
'Cause Ive got
my vitamins
A, B, C, D
E, F, G, H
I still have my
Got no diamonds
Got no wealth
I got no man
but I got my health
Thank you. Thank you.
Youre just too, too kind.
Thank you, guys.
Did you catch that set,
Harry?
Those people were crazy
about me, so I was, uh--
- I was wondering if you could
Lend me 50 bucks till payday?
- No.
What the hell is this, a piano bar
or a Nazi work camp?
for bubkes, peanuts !
Im living on dog food,
and you can't give me 50
Lousy bucks you already owe me.
Harry, you--
You're an angel, honey.
If your mother hadn't been such
a b*tch, we could have shared
something important.
Last call.
Grace,
give me a Stinger.
- Harrys buying.
Ain't that right, Har?
- Mm-hmm.
CC Bloom?
Yeah?
Oh, God. Ive dreamt about
this moment for so long.
I can't believe we're actually
in the same room together.
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