How to Make Love Like an Englishman Page #4
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I'd like you to meet them.
- Mm.
And they are your
kind of people, Richard.
Come this way.
My dear colleagues,
this is Richard Haig.
This is Professor Vale,
Professor Bates, Professor Berg,
Professor Ng and
Professor Jones.
Can we do that again?
(Laughs)
(Jones) It is a damn shame we
didn't hire you, what was it,
three years ago?
Three years, two months and
17 days. But who's counting?
(Laughs)
(Vale) I met your father once.
- Oh, yeah?
He delivered a fascinating
lecture, a retort to Terry
Hirst's hermeneutical reading
of Milton'sParadise Lost.
Wish I'd been
there for that one?
Where are you from in England?
And are you a Rich or a Dick?
I'm a Richard.
(Vale) Took a
structuralist stance-
(Jones) You know, the missus
and I, we love it over there.
We go every summer.
- You do? Great.
(accent)Cheers again, mate-y!
(Laughs)
- Now, Richard, I wanted
to let you know that these
fervent minds here have taken
great care looking over your
application materials,
Never trust an Englishman
that doesn't drink, Richie Boy!
...on an epistemological level.
Academics,
yap, yap, yap, yap.
(Piggott) I do have one small
question for you, however.
This one is the
biggest yapper of them all.
- How are the romantics
relevant to today's students?
You want me to
answer this question now?
I'm sure we'd all enjoy
hearing just a taste of
one of your lectures.
A taste?
A mere amuse-bouche, is all.
Why not the whole meal?
Why don't you come down
and see me in action?
You know, I happen to
be free on Thursday.
Christ, what about that?
I see you've
already met my wife.
(Chuckles)
Just gonna go outside
for a moment here,
just jump in front of a bus.
(Angela) Where are you going?
You didn't even say goodbye.
That's true.
Bye!
I wonder if he
was flirting with me?
Oh, my god!
(Crash)
Oh, sh*t!
Oh, bollocks!
(Siren)
Sh*t.
Good evening, Officer.
Oh, boy, have I been drinking?
(Laughs)
Oops.
(Laughs)
How about you.
Oohh!
Can't we all just get along?
Thanks.
Oh.
Thanks
again for bailing me out...
and for the silent treatment.
(Kate) Don't talk to me.
- Can't believe what?
- I wasn't talking to you.
And I wasn't talking
to you, my darling,
little fornicating ex-wife.
- Shut up, Richard.
What a small world, my-
my wife did exactly the
same thing.
She used to adore me.
Where, oh where did the love go?
So, uh, what's going on?
Why are you here, Olivia?
(Kate) Thank you so
much for helping out.
It's the least I can do.
Helping- helping out?
Helping out with what?
I needed to know that Jake was
gonna be looked after, fed and
driven by a responsible person
with a valid driver's license.
Fine, why her?
Livvy offered to come at
a very difficult time for her,
to bail us out of the
mess that you put us in!
You know what?
I've had enough of this.
You know,
you say 'I' a lot.
Really?
Well, I know that Jake loves
having you around, but I'm
your immigration attorney!
Because you don't ever
bother to call him back!
I can't be in your
life any more!
I'm enabling your
degenerate behavior!
And what is the point
of all this right now?
Richard, if you want me
to pretend like we're happily
married, so you
can stay in this country,
you better get it together.
(Cell phone rings)
Yeah.
(Gordon) Gotcha.
I woke you up, didn't I?
Dad? Is that you?
You know, there are
no time zones in China.
Did you know that?
is on Peking time and
that's the way it should be.
We should all
be on Peking time.
- Don't be a daft prat.
be on London time.
Okay.
What do you want, Dad?
How's the little turd?
Don't call him that.
Come on, you're
far too bloody sensitive.
All right, great
to hear from you, Dad.
Why don't you go
badger Joan, okay?
She's not here.
Oh, sh*t! Okay,
I gotta go. Goodbye.
Richard Haig.
Thank you.
(Ernesto) So your interview's
Monday. It's the forth quarter
now, two minute warning,
you got no timeouts left.
What the
hell're you talking about?
If your ex-wife won't
show up to your interview, it's
gonna be Hail Mary time, baby.
Okay,
so, did you
get a full-time job?
I'm doing my best.
Have you recently joined
any terrorist organizations?
Applied all over.
Fingers crossed.
Have you ever been arrested?
Um... DU I.
When?
How many years ago?
Friday.
I mean, they can't kick me
out of the country for that,
can they?
Jakey's a U.S. citizen.
You see the people in
my waiting room? The kid,
born here. The parents, illegal.
They're deporting the parents!
Oh, yeah, it's Game seven...
win or go home time.
All right, look.
You join a recovery program now.
- What? Recovery?
- You do the ten
mandated sessions the court's
gonna give you for the DU I.
Ten? That's gonna take me weeks.
Hell week, baby,
two a days. You get your
ex-wife to your interview
and you get a great job.
You do all that and you
get the ring, baby. Okay?
Yes...
of course.
Usted puta!
(Door slams)
(Car starts)
Ay!
(Crash)
Oops!
Everything all right?
Yeah. Why?
Want to borrow my car?
Okay, if
you're not using it.
(Deep sigh)
(Car starts)
That's good!
That's good! That's good!
Oops!
It's okay.
Wait! Wait! Wait!
What?
Did Kate tell you about
the one-way system at pick-up?
Uh-huh.
No, I didn't think so.
It's okay.
All right, Toots, step on it!
Oh, boy.
Stop sign! Stop Sign!
Car! Car! (Car horn)
Agh, Jeez!
Where the hell did you
learn how to drive?
Mexico.
(Cell phone rings)
Can you please get that?
Where's my phone?
Where's my phone?
I'm waiting for a very-
- Sorry, it's down here.
Hello?
(Assistant) Olivia,
I have Tim Prince from Creative
Management Lit for you.
Okay.
Can't he dial
a phone by himself?
Ssh!
(Tim) Hey, babes!
Hi!
Yeah, oh, listen,
Thanks, Tim. Thank you.
I caught my ex-wife in
Downward Dog with my tantric
teacher coming out of her
Central Eye. Do you feel so-
Angry!
Who the
hell is this guy?
(Tim) Okay, listen, babes, if
anyone can go from editor to
author, it's you, and I mean
that. Now I got your sample
chapter. Give me a day or
two to look it over.
- Of course.
- I'll be gentle, I promise.
Who says
I like it gentle?
That's my girl. Okay,
gotta jump. Bye, babes.
Bye!
Fascinating exchange.
How can men move
on so quickly?
What?
Just like a switch
for you, isn't it?
You flip it off, then you turn
to the next one, you flip that
one on, and when you get tired
of that you just flip another.
Like a pilot in a cockpit,
flip, flip, flip, flip.
What the hell
are you talking about?
Wishful thinking, Richard.
I wish I was like that.
Eyes on the road!
'Do not enter'! (Car horn)
Wrong way! Wrong way!
Left, left, left!
- Oh, relax, relax.
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