Billboard Dad Page #3
- G
- Year:
- 1998
- 92 min
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with us anymore!
Now....
Sit. Nobody moves.
l'll get it.
What is going on?
Nigel....
Hey, Mr. Tyler.
Got quite a bit of mail.
-Unbelievable!
-You're a hottie!
-Who in the world is this mail for?
-Me.
By the way, l saw you on the news.
Nice job, Tess, Emily.
We're with you.
about airtime!
Maxwell, l'm in charge of your PR!
l know what's best for you!
-There must be a million letters here.
-Two million.
-This one smells romantic.
-This one sent a bribe.
-This one sent a picture.
-That's a cat.
Oh, my goodness, you're right.
lt was the whiskers that threw me.
You've got to be a little curious.
-Some of these women sound good.
-Yeah?
Look, this one's a doctor.
A concert cellist.
And a fashion model.
Come on, just a couple dates. Please?
-Please, Dad? For us?
-Please?
-Please?
-Please, please, please?
all right, l tell you what.
l will go out on three dates.
-Seven.
-Five.
Sold.
Only because l love you two.
After these five dates...
...you will leave me alone.
Understood?
Great. Five dates.
You have your wish.
l hope you're happy.
Any more money, give it to me.
So you come here often?
Pardon me, but you don't look
like you want to be here.
l'm sorry....
lt's been a while since l've been out.
l think l'm just out of practice.
Don't worry, l've had plenty.
lt's always the same story.
You ask me to tell you about myself.
l'll pour my heart out.
You'll tell me exactly
what l want to hear...
...make me fall
madly in love with you...
...and that's the moment
when you'll dump me.
Let's end this charade right now,
before l get hurt...
...while l've still got enough Prozac
left from the last jerk.
l'm out of here.
Okay.
Waiter. The check.
Do you have ear wax?
lt's genetic.
Oh wait!
l have a Q-Tip in my purse!
Gotcha!
lt's in here, l swear.
Q-tippie!
Check.
You have lovely eyes.
Thank you.
Waiter, the check.
Have you ever dated
No.
You're in for a treat, chri.
Garcon!
Oh, boy.
Waiter! Garcon.
Make sure you chew it real good.
Don't eat too fast, or you'll give
Oh, you need a napkin.
Here you go.
Thank you.
Little cute guy needs a napkin.
Oh, look at that.
He's got a little schmutz.
Oh, he's a cute one!
-He's so cute.
-Yeah, he is.
Waiter!
-He's a cutie.
-l'm gonna sit down now.
-Okey-dokey.
-Okey-dokey.
-We should've made it seven dates.
-You can't give up!
Girls, a deal is a deal.
We have a whole bag full of letters.
There's gotta be someone
in there for you.
lt just didn't work out.
Come on, Tess. Let's go.
Goes in, l go out on a date.
Close, but....
all right, one more.
l will marry this woman.
lt's up...
...and it's bad.
The man never liked dating anyway...
...and that one's bad too.
The pressure's on.
all right, there's
no pressure whatsoever.
Oh....
Oh, boy.
Oh, you're kidding!
Wow! Of course l'd like to meet you.
How about tomorrow?
At the art museum? 1 1 :30?
l'll be there. Okay, bye.
Guess who's got a date
with Billboard Dad? Moi.
-l'm nervous.
-Don't be nervous.
He had the sense to pick a museum.
Shows class.
-Hey, you're right. He's cultured.
-Yeah, educated.
Yes, he will. He's gonna love you.
l look okay?
-You look beautiful.
-Not too--
You didn't try too hard,
but you look nice.
This is your day.
Tell me why l'm here.
The guy looks fine on TV, but what if
he turns out to be a weirdo?
When l tug my ear--
l know, l pretend to bump into you.
Then what?
l tag along?
This is so high school.
Hey, high school was my best years.
-l'll be your best friend.
-You already are.
Okay, l'll be over there.
lf you need me, just tug.
-Do you mind if l sit here?
-No.
l love Calder.
So do l. His work just
makes me feel like smiling.
l did studies of it
when l was a student.
-Are you an artist?
-Sculptor, actually.
Not that l've ever gotten
any of my work in here yet....
Don't feel bad.
l think you have to be dead.
Dad's talking to that woman.
l'll give that a few years.
-She must be his date.
-She's pretty.
He's laughing.
So you say your friend
is here for a date.
That's right.
that guy on TV, Billboard Dad.
l'm here in case
Oh, yeah. Well, l know how that goes.
Hey, you two were on TV.
Billboard Dad's kids.
-Yeah.
-That's us.
Somebody great on paper,
then you meet them...
...and it's like,
""What planet are you from?""
Especially in this case.
Where's your father? l'm his date.
You're his date?
Then who's he talking to?
l'm curious.
Why didn't you answer that?
-What? The billboard?
-Yeah.
Well, because...
...love doesn't happen that way.
You don't believe in love
at first sight?
l'm sorry. What did you say?
Dad, we found your date.
-Did you see us?
l'm sorry.
l was talking to your friend.
l didn't realize you were waiting.
You're Billboard Dad?
-Max, actually.
-Brooke.
Debbie.
-Debbie. Debbie.
-Debbie.
-You met Emily and Tess.
-Oh, yes.
This could've been
We knew Dad liked Brooke.
She suggested they
have lunch together.
Talk about a good friend.
-Nice meeting you.
-You too.
-Don't worry, we will.
That's what he thinks.
So l moved from Boston
after optometry school.
l did post-graduate work at Parsons
and my company was born.
-Why glasses?
-My mom used to say:
So far, so good.
""Men don't make passes
at girls in glasses.""
l'll change that.
Well, l can't imagine men
l mean, you're very beautiful.
Thank you.
-He said she's beautiful.
-She's crushing on him.
Let's give them a nudge.
Give me all the money you've got.
No, no! Not that table!
Sit somewhere else!
-Thank you.
-So why sculpting?
l was just so bad at basketball.
-l don't think we ordered these.
-Compliments of the house.
Well, thank you.
-ls he gonna kiss her?
-l don't know, l can't see!
That has to do with you.
For mademoiselle.
How beautiful!
-lt's been taken care of.
-Thank you.
Oh, well. lt's nothing, really.
You're stepping on my foot!
Get your elbow out of my stomach!
l'll fall!
Don't look at me.
My sister's the graceful one.
Girls, hello.
We'll be talking later, won't we?
Hey, down in the seat, both of you.
l don't want to hear
another peep out of you.
They could use a lesson in subtlety.
Oh, l don't know. l think being direct
always gets the best results.
Well, in that case...
...l'm supposed to wait three days,
but you want to go out with me again?
l mean, just me this time?
l'd really like to get
to know you better, but....
Uh-oh. ""But.""
l've rushed into relationships before,
and they've ended badly.
-We'd have to take things slow.
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