Dedication Page #6
and almost impossible to locate.
Nebula?
I been readin' up.
Wow.
Clouds of gas.
Stars are born in 'em.
Trip to the planetarium
made me feel like an idiot.
Sometimes the gas is a-- is a--
a remnant of a supernova.
Mm-hmm.
Which is a star which dies
in a particularly spectacular...
violent fashion.
Wow.
Okay.
Okay, look right here.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
Okay, where?
Oh, you have to sort of
move your eye around to find it.
Okay, um...
Mmm. I don't see anything.
Mmm. Hold on.
Yeah, here it is.
It is...
it's, like, right above
the big blue star.
You'll see.
( groans )
I don't see it!
( Lucy chuckles )
Okay, hold on, let me see.
Oh.
It's there.
Try again.
Do you see anything?
( mock exasperation )
No!
Really?
Oh, f***! Big blue star!
Okay, anything else?
Uh...
Get out...
A bunch of dim ones.
Okay, now look up.
VOCALIST:
Aaahhh
Aaahhh
( head pounds wall )
I can't.
Yes, you can.
We have to work.
Right now?.
Lucy, come on, please.
It's gonna get...
very complicated.
Aaahhh, God, it's gonna get
so complicated.
Do you just genuinely
dislike me, Henry?
A week ago I didn't give
a rat's ass about nebulas,
and now I can't get
enough of them, 'kay?
Nebulae.
What?
It's-- it's "nebulae,"
not "nebulas."
Okay, fine.
I don't care about nebulas.
You accuse me of whatever you want.
contributing to global warming
and using the word "retarded"
and occasionally
misinterpreted bigotry,
but don't-- don't-- don't--
don't-- don't-- don't--
don't-- don't--
accusing me of not liking you.
'Kay?
I understand.
FEMALE VOCALIST:
Losing the star without a sky
Losing the reasons why
Losing the call
that you've been faking
And I'm not kidding
It's damned if you don't,
it's damned if you do
Be true
'Cause I'll lock you up
in a sad, sad tune
Men are hard
You're not worth a thing
Men are hard
You're not hiding
HENRY:
So, maybe, um...Marty does have a girlfriend
after all.
No.
Well, you know, he's got
to start thinking about the future.
You mean little beavers?
( chuckles )
No. My God!
Jesus! Let's not get crazy, okay?
Can you imagine?
He's still not a very trusting beaver.
- You know?.
- Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Give him some time to get used
to having a girlfriend first.
Okay, okay, okay.
And I'm not gonna stop you
I just can't guarantee
it's gonna be in the book.
- It's okay. I can wait.
- Okay.
But I can't start drawing anything
until you start writing.
Right. Okay.
Give me a couple of hours.
( ring )
out of my gourd.
PLANCK:
Well, I'm sorry, Henry.
You didn't keep me informed
of your progress.
Well, we've been too busy working.
Look, she'll finish it
with another collaborator.
This is a done deal.
This is nonnegotiable at this point.
- Uh-huh.
- Henry, I am not kidding.
Now, I expect Lucy
back here in the morning
to start working with a new writer.
Well, what makes you think
she's gonna come back?
Henry, don't apply any
undue pressure to the girl.
Her bonus is contingent
upon delivering a completed book,
with or without you.
Arthur, she doesn't give a flying sh*t
about 5,000 bucks.
Oh, Henry, Henry,
it is not $5,000.
HENRY:
Hey, can I talk to you a second?
Can l, uh, see the stone?
Yeah.
How much?
How much what?
How-- how much?
How much do I adore you?
How much is Planck paying you?
$200,000.
You know, I could have just
written you a check
and left it on the pillow.
What?
Oh, now I know why
you canceled with Jeremy.
Hey, tell me this--
Did you tell him
you were gonna f*** me,
or was that just improvisation?
( car door closes )
MAN ON TELEVISION:
...miles from nowhere.
WOMAN ON TELEVISION:
I kept thinking about you all the time.
I couldn't sleep.
MAN:
It wasn't easy for me either.Ken, we've got a chance to be happy.
Let's not throw it away.
Are you sure?
I don't want to be sure
of anything...
except that you love me.
MAN #2:
...Mr. Lee fought valiantlyin the face of the cowardly thugs,
who managed to escape
with little more
than a rack of chocolate bars.
Oh, good Lord.
What is it?
I've discovered a black hole.
Ha ha ha!
Hey, I'm not doin' too well here.
So you thought
she was the one, huh?
Yeah. One in a billion.
Well, let's not get carried away.
so-- so you thought she was
the one in 900.
I get it.
Still, a devastating blow.
Wh-- what if that's it?
( softly )
F***.
Well, at least I still got you.
Hey, l-- you--
Rudy!
Rudy!
He's invulnerable.
Almost all proceeds.
HENRY:
So, any ideawhat she did with her bonus?
Yeah, she's donating her fee
to the Landmine...
something something...
Children's Fund.
- Oh, my God.
- You should be happy.
No, they're the ones who had me
drop the suit against you.
Arthur, uh-- uh-- uh--
she's got a book signing tomorrow.
Don't bother.
She's leaving for London
the next morning. Book tour.
Well, I don't--
I'll just go to London.
Not hers. Her boyfriend's.
about Romanticism.
- She's going with him.
- Her boyfriend?
Yeah. You're too late, Henry.
Really.
FEMALE VOCALIST:
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
( mouthing soundlessly )
( thunderclap )
( thunderclap resounds )
FEMALE VOCALIST:
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
Oh no, oh no, oh no
Oh no
( horn honks )
( indistinct shouting )
( indistinct laughter and chatter )
( Christmas music plays faintly )
MAN:
Hey!LUCY:
...we both are.We appreciate your support.
I hope you like the book.
Hey.
Uh...
I've never been good
at finding things.
I'm really good at losing things--
uh, the remote and keys
and parrots and people I like--
Henry, go away.
No.
Come here.
Oh, God.
wanting something...
and doing my very best
not to find it.
Never...
even going near the places
it might be,
and suddenly...
I got the goddamn thing
practically chained around my neck.
What are you talking about?
You. You.
You're the-- you're--
you're the goddamn thing.
You're--
I mean, you're-- you're--
Aaahhh...
I can't describe you.
I don't-- I don't--
I don't write that kind of sh*t.
I write--
you know, the people
who write the real books,
the love books and the poems
and even those stupid
little f***ing novels
with the hunky a**holes
on the cover.
You know--
you know what I'm talking about?
You're, like, princess sh*t.
You know, fairy tales.
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