California Suite Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1978
- 103 min
- 1,857 Views
Talent?
What talent do I have?
You have nothing but talent.
You cook better than I do,
you write better than I do.
God knows you dress
better than I do.
Better than "I."
The "do" is superfluous.
You speak better than I do...
What's that green slime
you're eating?
It looks like a dish
out of Oliver twist.
I'm not sure. I think they run the
front lawn through a blender.
You've got that glazed look
in your eye again, Sidney...
That "bored-with-her-life"
attitude.
I'm never bored
with your life, my angel.
I love the openings
and the parties.
I lead a very gay life.
Let's be honest, pet.
How many antique dealers get
to go to the academy awards?
I think you hate
that dusty little shop.
- You're never there when I call.
- Could I, miss Barrie?
- It's for my daughter. Excuse me.
- Oh, certainly.
- What's her name?
- Uh... Just say, "to frank."
What do you do
with your afternoons, Sidney?
In London? I don't think
we have afternoons.
- Gin and tonic...
- Check, please.
Come along.
You should never have
given it up, Sidney.
- What?
- Acting.
Christ, you were good. You had
more promise than any of us.
Really? I can't think
what it was I promised.
You were so gentle on the stage.
So unselfish, so giving.
You had a sweet, gentle quality.
Yes. I would've made
a wonderful Ophelia.
You could go back, Sidney,
if you wanted to.
have more time together.
No, there'd be problems. It would be awful
if we were both up for the same part.
I'm perfectly happy selling
my 18th century door knockers.
You still haven't told me what
you do with your afternoons.
I just told you,
I look for knockers.
I think I got it stopped,
but you won't be able to use
the water in
the bathroom for a while.
Oh, it's ok. We have enough
on the floor to last us.
Thank you.
- Ok, hurry up.
- What? Lola...
The man is 20 minutes late.
How would you like to be
lying on an operating table
with tubes going in your nose,
waiting for him to show up?
Your brother's
gonna pay for this.
I'm tired of being nice
to that man.
The next time
I take his x-rays,
wait till I tell him
what I found on them.
My feet are still wet.
The foot powder
is turning into concrete.
Nine Japanese restaurants
in ten nights?
I am sick and disgusted
of stepping on raw fish
in my stocking feet that
that man drops on the floor.
Now, come on, woman.
This is Pearl harbor night.
- Can we get going? I'll drive.
- You'll what?
- Do you know where Fujiyama's is?
- No.
I'll drive.
Why don't you two argue in the back?
I'll drive.
- Ok, honey. - "Ok, honey"? Watch
out when he says, "ok, honey."
I feel like
a caged animal, Sidney.
They look as though they're
going to throw nuts at us.
Nonsense, darling.
They're just ogling us.
- I adore being ogled, don't you?
- Oh, Sidney!
Yes?
Sidney, kiss me.
Kiss me and wish me luck.
There's your kiss.
Now turn around so I can
rub your hump for luck.
Sidney, please be nice to me.
I'm scared to death.
I wish you everything.
I wish you luck, I wish you
love, I wish you happiness.
You are a gifted
and remarkable woman.
I hope you win the bloody Oscar.
Fifty years from now, I'll be
able to sell it for a fortune.
Just hold my hand, angel.
And now, ladies and gentlemen,
to again prove that the academy awards
are indeed international in scope,
we're so pleased
to welcome here from London
the academy award nominee
for her best performance
in that wonderful picture
no right turns...
No, it's called no left turns.
Miss Diana Barrie and her very
handsome husband, Mr. Sidney Barrie.
Sidney Cochran.
Sidney Cochran.
And you say when you put your foot
on the brakes, nothing happened?
I didn't say "nothing happened."
I said that the brakes
didn't work.
When the brakes didn't work,
that's when
nothing good happened.
You snapped the cable
holding the cars.
I've never seen
anything like this in my life.
I thought it was a jet.
I thought, "oh, god,
we've just been 747'd."
My legs are paralyzed.
I can't move.
My legs are paralyzed.
Ok, we're gonna get you out
as fast as we can, all right?
It's not from the car. It's from
sittin' in a Japanese restaurant.
Hold on tight. I'll get you
a cup of coffee, all right?
Congratulations.
Come on.
It's after 3:
00.Don't give me that
superior-than-thou crap.
You're stinking, aren't you?
Don't talk to me like that.
I'm a lady.
A loser and a lady.
One of the great
losing ladies of the cinema.
You remember that night
up in the Catskills
when you ran away and
you came back an hour later
because you stepped in
the cow doo-doo?
Oh, that was funny.
Whoo, am I tanked, Harry.
Are you sure
this is the right hotel?
Don't ask me. I'm blind.
Hey, Bubbie,
thanks for a terrific evening.
Thank me in the morning.
The night is not over yet.
What do you mean?
What are you smiling about?
Sleep well, kid. Don't forget
to leave an early wake-up call.
What are you talking about?
What's going on here?
I don't trust that guy.
Something's going on here.
Hi. I'm Bunny.
Is this 203?
Happy birthday
from your brother Harry
Happy birthday to you
This is not my birthday. My
birthday isn't until next month.
I'm in no hurry.
Tequila?
You never told me what award I
missed when I went to the can.
- The best documentary short subject.
- Oh, damn it.
My favorite category.
What won?
The midgets of Leipzig.
A Czech-Polish production.
Sigmund Wednetski, producer.
Directed by Litweil
Zumbredowicz and Stefan Vlech.
Mmm.
I thought they would.
What was the best picture?
The best picture? You were
there when they announced it.
It came after the best actress.
I was in a deep depression
at the time.
What was the best
bloody picture?
Do you mean what was
the best picture of the year,
or what did those idiots pick
as the best picture of the year?
What won the award, you a**hole?
I am not an a**hole.
Don't you call me that.
Sidney, I have just thrown up
on some of the best
people in Hollywood.
Now is no time to be sensitive.
What was the best picture?
- I'm not telling you.
- I'm not asking you.
I'm threatening you, you crud!
- Now I'm definitely not going to tell you.
- I'm sorry.
I take it back, Sidney.
You're not a crud.
God! Definitely.
Am I still an a**hole?
Then I'm never going to tell you.
You behaved abominably tonight.
- Did not. Did not. A**hole crud!
- Abominably. Abominably.
I am going to bed. We have a 10:00 am
plane to catch in the morning.
10:
00 am is the morning.That is redundant,
you a-h.
Oh, do you think I don't know
what you're saying?
I can spell, you know.
Not without moving
your lips, you can't.
I would like
another drink, please.
You drank everything
in this state. Try Nevada.
Oh, Sidney!
I saw your privates.
You were right.
We should never have come here.
Have you ever seen a greater
assemblage of hypocrites
under one roof in all your life?
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