Goodbye Lover
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- 1998
- 102 min
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off you the other day.
You looked so delicious...
I wanted to eat you all up.
I'm naked, Ben.
I'm naked. I'm being so bad.
Perhaps you ought to spank me.
I picked up some olives for you, baby.
Some big...
soft...
juicy, pitted olives.
Pink pimientos.
You're not doing it to be successful,
to make some money.
You love all that, but you do
this because it's what you love.
It gets you up early, keeps you
up la te. You have an impact.
You have a sense of contribution.
And life is joyous.
Most people never find
their real drive.
They're making a living
instead of designing a life.
They don't know what they want,
don't tap into their drive...
But I get you to follow through
as much as I can...
getting you to take steps.
As you build one step on the day
before, on top of the next...
after 30 days,
you've made a huge change.
It's a great sense of pride.
I know where I've come from.
I started out in a little
4-inch-square apartment...
feeling sorry for myself,
thinking nothing could change...
feeling mad at the world and my past.
But I was able to change,
and that came from being unwilling...
to settle for that anymore.
I knew I was more than
what I was living...
mentally, emotionally
and spiritually.
And I was able to find my passion.
That's what most people haven't done.
They don't know what they want.
They don't discover
what they're capable of.
So that'll be all right, then.
We'll just have the choir practice...
I think next Sunday,
a little earlier.
Sandra, how's the
real-estate business?
Fine. Are you looking?
No, I couldn't begin to afford
the kind of houses you handle.
Neither can most of the people
we sell them to.
and cookies.
For the fundraiser. Great!
Why don't you take them up to Ben?
It's Bach, your favorite.
He's such a master.
Magnificent.
Lovely!
And thrust!
Iconage public relations
and advertising.
Iconage. How may I help you?
One moment, please.
Good morning, Mr. Dunmore.
Good morning.
Maybe for you.
Iconage, how may I help you?
Jake!
Good morning, Peggy. Dear Peg.
You look like you fell off a truck.
Thank you.
You look like an angel.
The meeting started 15 minutes ago.
Damn!
Only 15 minutes late? I wanted
to miss at least half an hour.
Hold still!
I live for your touch.
Get in there.
Don't puke on Mr. Bradley.
Will you marry me?
- I think you're already married.
- I am?
Oh, yeah. Right, I am. Maybe later.
Morning, everybody.
Sorry I'm late, sir.
Sorry, everyone. Sorry.
I got one of those electric...
Now that the entire
brain trust is present...
we can get down
to the business at hand.
Senator Lassiter.
Roy had the misfortune...
of being caught in a rather...
less than honorable
position last night.
You think his position was bad?
How'd you like to be the hooker
who sucked him off?
Thank you, Jake.
Kevin, can we get to the girl?
The girl was a guy.
We all saw the picture, right?
She had a five o'clock shadow, an
Adam's apple and a Semper Fi tattoo.
We got to float a distraction.
We got to position it
so that Joe Public...
doesn't know which ball
to keep his eye on.
Not unlike the senator.
What are the alternatives? Mike?
The senator was tipped to head
the Foreign Affairs Committee.
Kevin? How about...
"He's turning down the offer
to become baseball commissioner"?
- He's never even seen a game.
- Gary, what've you got?
What've you got, Gary?
Gary, what've you got?
Goddamn it!
We've got to find something
that humanizes this bastard!
Sorry.
From 1993, actually,
saying that Mrs. Lassiter...
has been fighting breast cancer.
- That's good.
- Thanks.
People worry...
that it's a dangerous...
"Dangerous and shitty world."
And it is our job...
"Safe and clean."
We know.
Image is everything.
I got it.
We say that the senator...
is conducting tests
on the trickle-down theory...
in the men's room of the Sheraton.
Get the hell out of here.
I know.
It's very simple to do.
Just choose tomatoes...
that are the nicest you can find.
How does she do it?
I've just been on the phone with
the Merritts, and I suggested...
Sorry, what?
I'm sorry.
Do you have a second?
speak at the...
Thank you.
Fundraiser.
I said that his presence there
would attract...
a lot of attention in the press.
I pointed out that he
Good.
We've got to do something about Jake.
What can I do?
We got to get him cleaned up.
I know you've done everything you can.
It's just his behavior
is affecting everyone...
and I see how it's bringing you down.
I just think you' re
such a great guy, Ben.
Thank you, Peggy.
I'll talk to him tomorrow.
The best thing for Jake
right now is to stay home...
and sleep it off.
Hello?
Sandra?
Residents are on alert
as the alleged serial killer...
"The Doctor, " has apparently
claimed another victim.
Coming up in the half...
You should talk to Jake.
Get him to go back into rehab.
We've already been through that one.
The first time...
he ran away.
The second time, he got a buddy
to smuggle in a case of Remy.
What are we doing?
Is that a rhetorical question?
No.
In that case...
I am acting out a series...
of deep-seated sexual fantasies.
And you...
are f***ing your brother's wife.
Have any idea what it would do
to him if he found out about us?
He's unstable enough as it is.
It'd kill him.
That would be horrible.
I couldn't live with myself.
We'd better be ready, then.
What does that mean?
Lots of things can happen.
Maybe...
you should make them happen.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
What do you say?
I hear what you're saying.
We've got to get out of here.
- What the hell is that?
- Oh, my God!
They' re back.
- You said they were in Palm Springs.
- They aren't anymore.
Oh, my God!
Christ!
Get me out of this thing.
- Get me out of this thing.
- Give me the key. Where's the key?
What do you mean?
I don't have the key!
You don't have the key?
- How could you not have the key?
- Lift it up!
Good idea. How do I get
it off of my goddamn wrist?
Hello?
Is that your car?
- Mrs. Brodsky.
- It is your car. What are you doing?
I wanted to show the client
the house at night. He really likes it.
Mr. Spender? I was just showing him
the wine cellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Brodsky,
You have a very, very lovely house.
Thank you.
I adore it, but Mr. Brodsky...
is determined to move back to Hawaii.
Aren't you, dear?
Isn't that a coincidence?
That's where Mr. Spender's from.
Isn't that right, Mr. Spender?
Yes.
Which island, Mr. Spender?
All of them.
He grew up on a boat.
Wasn't that it?
Jesus Christ!
Tell me again,
why am I taking these chances?
Because you can't help yourself?
- Don't forget what we talked about.
- What?
You' re not your brother's keeper.
Mr. Merritt. Eunice and I are
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