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Kiss Me Goodbye Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1982
- 101 min
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I'm not agreeing with yo...
I'm just saying yes after
everything you say.
- You think I'm crazy.
- Yes, he does.
- I don't.
- Would you be quiet?
- What?
- What?
You were talking to the ghost.
Rupert.
Rupert.
Rupert.
Rupert.
Rupert. I didn't search him out.
Honestly.
He contacted me when I
reopened the house.
Tell me, exactly who is this...
Oh, no, let me guess. I bet he
did this with his feet.
I never did anything like that with
any part of my body. It's disgusting.
- It's Jolly.
- God help me.
Yes. Well, explain to him
that I live here.
He lives here.
- Because he died here.
- You told me.
What am I doing? I'm standing here,
talking about a ghost.
- Rupert!
- A ghost!
Rupert!
- Can't you prove yourself?
- What?
- What?
- What?
No, I was talking to Jolly.
Can't you prove yourself, Jolly?
Can't you move a chair or
make a noise or something?
- Yes, something. A vase.
- A vase.
- Yeah, I'm not picky.
- I told you no cheap tricks.
No cheap tricks.
Rupert!
Jolly, don't do this to me.
Rupert!
Kay, if you don't want to marry me
just say so.
It isn't that, I promise yo...
No big deal. It's only a marriage.
You should ask your mother. She
goes through 'em like Kleenex!
Probably runs in the family, hmm?
- Jolly, Say something. Jolly!
- Denise del Florio.
- What?
- Say quickly:
Denise del Florio.- Bye, Kay.
Denise del Florio!
What did you say?
- Denise del Florio.
- Why?
I don't know. Jolly just
told me to say it.
Well, what about her?
New Year's Eve.
- Caterer's daughter.
- Caterer's daughter.
New Year's Eve!
Caterer's daughter!
She is the one, isn't she?
Denise del Florio.
I can tell by the look on
your face, that's right.
How else would I have known her
name except that Jolly told me.
Thanks Jolly.
- That's all right, hon.
- Uh... Lucky guess.
- Lucky guess?
Denise del Florio is a lucky guess.
Not in a million years!
Okay, well, maybe I said it in my
sleep or something. I don't know.
Oh yeah, sure!
In between the Guy Lombardos.
Maybe I did, Kay.
Good night!
Well, that's a nerd.
Well, I guess I've sort of
complicated things.
- I guess so.
Yes! You should go. Go away and
leave me alone.
- Forever.
- And ever.
There's just no room in your life
for me now?
None!
- Okay, I'll go then.
- Do that.
Jolly?
Jolly?
Please don't go.
Five, six, seven, eight!
- Doctor Baines.
- Mr. King.
What are you doing here?
- Research.
Do you believe in ghosts?
Depends.
My fiancee has a ghost.
Here.
Her first husband.
We're about to get married...
...she conjures
up the ghost of her dead husband.
Can you believe it?
- I believe it.
I don't believe it.
- Come on, let's go in.
- I gave back my key.
Key? What key?
Don't you remember?
- Break in?
Break in? Sneak in.
Right here.
- Here?
- Yes, just kick it.
- Yes, I remember this. Just...
Just a...
- Little jab.
Little jab.
This Rupert.
Did, uh, did you just chase him
like you chased me?
- Like I what?
- Chased.
I mean, I've had women set their
sights on me before but you...
...you were desperate.
I was not desperate. I was
determined.
Little higher.
And for your information, Rupert
chased me.
- Was he determined?
- Desperate.
This, yeah. I mean you sure you
should marry him?
Well, of course I'm sure.
I'm almost sure.
I mean, you can never really be
No, I'm not sure.
Who the hell knows?
Why do you ask?
Her husband was a famous...
...Broadway
choreographer.
Jolly Villano.
able to dance.
Can you dance?
- That's pretty good.
- That's dmn good.
Well, let me, how,
how do you do that?
Here.
Hey, that's right, loosen up.
- What am I gonna do Henry?
- 'bout what?
About the ghost.
Maybe they should get a divorce,
like everybody else.
That's right.
You're a genius. A divorce!
That's brilliant.
A divorce!
Keep that left foot moving.
- You miss me?
- Of course, I miss yo...
I was married to you for six years.
But I got over yo...
You make me sound like a disease.
You are.
An incurable one.
What did you do when I died?
I buried you.
I thought.
- Were you sad?
- No.
I was never sad.
It's funny. First, you're too busy.
Too many things to do.
Too many details.
And then, I guess, it was like
three weeks later, maybe a month...
...I was sitting in my study and
I was reading something.
I don't know what it was.
It was just something I thought
you'd be interested in, and...
...and I got up.
And I ran towards your
rehearsal hall and...
...I stopped in
the middle of stairs.
And it wasn't until that minute...
...that I realized you were dead
and what that moment.
And...
...you were sad.
- No I was angry.
- Angry?
At what?
At yo...
What did I do?
You died!
You went and died!
God I hated you for that.
leaving me.
And just when I thought I had you
out of the way behind me, you...
...had to go and show up
here again.
I didn't, I didn't want to die.
Well, I wouldn't have
put it past yo...
You were always grandstanding
for attention.
Jolly.
It's just since you've moved back
in that he's appeared?
Since I reopened the house.
I think you and Rupert ought to
get away for a couple of days.
And in the mean time I can
ask my shrink what he thinks...
...we ought to do to get rid of
this.
Emily, Emily!
You don't understand. I don't need
a psychiatrist. I've accepted him.
- Accepted who?
- Jolly.
make him disappear.
My problem is, I can't decide.
- Decide what?
Between them.
Rupert or Jolly.
- Kay?
- They have certain qualities.
Certain things about both of them
I like.
Together they make the perfect man.
I have to choose.
Kay, listen to me.
Jolly is dead.
Okay, that's one thing in
Rupert's favor.
He's alive.
Well, I've come to ask for some
advice about a divorce.
Trouble with your wife, eh?
No, no. No trouble at all. In fact
I'm not married.
- You're not.
- No, but I'm, I'm getting married.
- Congratulations.
- Thanks.
No, this is a divorce
for a friend.
- Someone you know?
- Very well.
My fiancee, in fact.
The one you're marrying
next saturday?
That's the one.
You see I want her to divorce her
first husband, then marries me.
That's good thinking.
- It's important to me.
- It's important to lots of people.
I don't care about them.
This may seem odd to you...
...but it's more of a hypothetical
divorce that I'm after.
Hypothetical divorce?
Right. I see... I want...
...her to divorce her first
husband to make a point.
What's the point?
Well, you see...
There's an aspect to this case you
probably didn't come across before.
Doctor Baines,
let me assure you, I have...
...come across every concaivable
twist to a divorce case.
Her first husband's dead.
I was wrong.
I had not come across everything.
It's an interesting twist,
don't you think?
Lawyers!
You pay them good money to sit
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