California Suite Page #8
- PG
- Year:
- 1978
- 103 min
- 1,849 Views
Sorry I didn't win
that award tonight.
been filled for a year.
We haven't done
too badly together.
I'm kinder to you
than your average stuntman.
There was a time, Sidney,
when I thought you'd
give it all up for me.
I love you, my angel,
more than any woman
I've ever known.
Christ, I can't get a break.
I do the best I can.
Thank you.
You can't say we don't
have fun together.
Oh, hell, no. The dinner
conversations alone
are worth the trouble.
Sorry.
Sorry, Sidney.
It wasn't the kiss.
It's my life.
Tired? Come on, then.
Losing Oscars always
does that to me.
I'll get up first thing
and order your eggs Benedict.
You do take care of me, Sidney.
I'll say that.
And good help is
so hard to find these days.
You scratch my back,
and I'll scratch yours.
It's been an evening
of ups and downs, hasn't it?
Mm-hmm.
Care to continue the motion?
Tacky.
You're getting tacky, my angel.
I love you, Sidney.
Don't close your eyes, Sidney.
Not tonight.
Look at me tonight.
Let it be me... tonight.
- Long!
- What?
Long. The serve was long.
You're half asleep. How can
you see the serve was long?
I saw it with the half
that was awake.
Second serve.
I hope he knows something
about orthopedics,
'cause he won't be able
to walk after this.
Long! Double fault.
Love-fifteen.
What? What?
How can you call that ball long?
It's simple.
Like this:
Looooong!Now serve the ball.
Serve the ball, Willis. We only
have the court for an hour.
After I serve you head
for the clubhouse,
'cause there's
not gonna be any survivors.
- "Long."
- You ready?
Oh! Ooh!
Get a towel, somebody, quick!
- God, Willis! Jesus!
- I'm sorry.
- If it hurts, massage it.
- Honey, I'm sorry.
- It's ok. It's ok.
- You all right?
- Yeah, I'm ok.
- All right. Go! Second serve!
Let them have the room tonight,
please. It's safer.
Never again.
Never again. Never.
Never.
Oh, god.
What are you doing here?
I thought you left.
Hey, hey. Come on.
You can't stay here.
Wake up.
Ohhh.
Oh.
10:
45?Jesus Christ, it's 10:45.
Hey, wake up. Wake up.
Don't you understand?
It's 10:
45.Crazy. I must be crazy.
Hello? Hello, operator,
what time is it?
10:
45?Why didn't you call me?
I left a wake-up call
for 8:
00 this morning!I did! I didn't?
Well, you should have
called me anyway.
Hey, come on. Get up.
My wife could walk in
any minute.
Hey!
What's wrong with you?
You deaf or something?
You all right?
What'd you do?
Tequila with my wife coming in?
Are you crazy?
Oh, god.
Oh, listen, listen.
someplace else.
This is a bad place
to sleep this off.
Water.
How 'bout some nice water?
Here, lady.
Sip a little water.
Drink, sweetheart, for my sake.
Open your lips, you crazy broad!
Don't panic. Panic is
the quickest way to divorce.
Don't panic.
Mustn't panic!
Move. Move!
Please, god, make her move.
I'll never be a bad person
again, I promise.
All right. We're going to get
you dressed and down into a cab.
That's it.
I'm really sorry this happened.
It was a wonderful evening,
whoever the hell you are.
Come on, darling.
Push.
Get your leg in there.
Get your foot in there and push.
Come on! Come on.
Push, darling, push.
Get your feet...
Feet in here.
Come on!
Damn it, push!
Legs up, and push.
Get the foot in. Come on.
Come on!
You're not gonna help me, right?
Think, think, Marvin.
Think, think.
Change rooms.
Let some other idiot
get stuck with her.
Hello, operator?
Get me the front desk, please.
This is an emergency.
Listen, I have two wonderful
children who need a father.
Don't do this to me.
Hello, this is Mr. Michaels
in suite 203 and 4.
Listen, I'm very
uncomfortable in this room.
The bed is very bad for my back.
When I woke up this morning,
I thought my life was over.
Well, we don't have
another vacancy
until 2:
00this afternoon.
One moment, Mr. Michaels.
May I help you, ma'am?
Marvin Michaels.
I'm Mrs. Marvin Michaels.
He's on the phone now.
Suite 203.
Thank you. Would you
tell him I'll be right up?
Mr. Michaels, as I was saying,
we can have a...
Very nice suite for you
sometime after 2:00.
I can't wait until 2:00.
My wife is coming in
from the east any minute now,
and I know she's not gonna be
happy once she sees this room.
Who's here? My wife?
My wife is here?
You sent my wife up here
without calling me?
What the hell kind of a cheap
hotel are you running here?
Well, send somebody to stop her
before she sees this bed!
It could ruin
her entire vacation!
I could jump. With two broken legs,
Oh, my god.
- Marvin?
- Oh, god.
Oh, my god.
Marvin? Hello?
Marvin?
Open the door!
Just a minute!
What are you doing,
rearranging the furniture?
Open the door!
I'm going into the other room.
Once I'm in there,
lock this door
and don't open it for anyone!
What?
I cannot hear you.
Who is it?
- It's me, Millie.
- Millie?
- Yes!
- Just a minute!
Millie?
Hello, Marvin.
Thank you for opening the door.
Hello, sweetie.
Why didn't you pick me up
at the airport?
- Why?
- Yes, why?
Why.
I've been sick all day.
I just threw up in the other room.
Don't go in there.
The doctor left
about ten minutes ago.
I have acute gastroenteritis.
- But it's nothing to worry about.
- Oh, my god!
- When did this happen?
- About 2:
00 in the morning.You look terrible.
Why don't you get into bed,
honey. You'll feel better.
- Come on, you'll be more...
- Oh, no! Oh, no!
I'm not supposed to lie down.
It makes me nauseous.
- Honey... ok.
- It just makes me nauseous.
Oh, you're so sweet.
I feel much better in this room.
It's so much cheerier.
- I need some compazine spansules.
- What's that?
Aah! It stops nausea.
- Compazine spansules.
- Did you call downstairs to the drugstore?
They don't carry it.
It has codeine in it.
The nearest place that has it is a
drugstore on Santa Monica blvd.
But they don't deliver. I'm gonna
have to go down there myself.
All right, I'll go.
I'll go.
- Where's the prescription?
- What prescription?
Didn't the doctor give
you a prescription?
You can't get codeine
without a prescription.
Yes, you can.
In California, you can.
Compazine spansules.
Well, then... I have
to go to the bathroom.
- Now?
- Well, I haven't gone in four hours.
I told you, I just threw up
in there, all over.
Please, give me the opportunity
of making it presentable first.
We've been married for 15 years.
a bathroom before.
Well, I think it's
high time I started.
Don't you?
Please.
I'll be right out.
- Sit down for a minute.
- No, please, no...
Here, have a piece of fruit.
Go to the bathroom
I'm sorry, miss.
I'm gonna have to leave
you out in the hall.
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