Lost in London
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- 2017
- 100 min
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Yeah!
How'd it go?
enjoyed it the most...
were the ones who caught up
on their sleep.
Er, Laura and the kids have
started eating.
Where'd they go?
Er... er, La Petit Vrit.
Oh. Man, Jesus.
You're not in the mood
for French food?
No, it's not that, it's just...
Are you are you okay?
No, I I you know,
it's just...
I mean, I don't get the idea
of drama.
I mean, it doesn't make
people happy, right?
Er, and and you know,
like people
I know there's some people who
who, er, feel stuck in comedy...
and they wanna prove themselves
a serious actor.
I don't.
I mean, I love doing comedy.
I I don't feel like I need
to win an award...
for long day's journey into
boredom, you know?
And yet here I am, doing another
drama.
You know, like a guy who
who's, er, you know...
addicted to a drug that doesn't
even get him high, you know?
Like a cigarette smoker
who doesn't even...
like cigarettes, you know?
And yet, here he goes, having
another cigarette...
another cigarette...
and another cigarette.
I get the idea, Woody.
[WOODY]
Have you ever had that...
where you were addicted to
something you didn't even like?
Yeah, my girlfriend.
[WOODY]
Oh, no kidding?
Yeah, she just says the most
awful things like...
I brought her to dinner to meet
my parents, right...
and before we started eating my
mum says, "Let's pray".
She goes, "I'm an atheist".
Like she couldn't just
go along with it.
[WOODY]
Wow, brutally honest.
Yeah, definitely brutal.
So we bow our heads, close our
eyes, and she just sat there...
staring at us like we're morons.
[WOODY]
Well, how how'd you know that?
What?
[WOODY] I mean, if your eyes
are closed...
how'd you know what
she was doing?
Oh, I peeped.
[WOODY] Oh.
Yeah.
So anyway, we get through the
prayer, we start eating.
It's dead quiet in the room,
uncomfortable quiet.
And then she goes,
"This chicken's overcooked".
chicken, than say that.
My god, that could not have gone
over good with the parentals.
No... well, my dad loves her.
He says she's been overcooking
the chicken for 25 years...
and someone's finally called
her out on it.
My mum asks me every day if I've
managed to get rid of her yet.
Ah!
dude, you know...
but I feel I feel lucky,
you know?
It's like, er, Laura is so cool,
you know?
that statement...
happy wife, happy life.
Um, yeah.
[WOODY] Huh?
What?
[WOODY] What was that?
What was what?
What you just said.
What'd I just say?
Dude, is everything cool?
Um, yeah.
Okay, now that's twice.
Yeah, I said "yeah" twice.
telling me?
No.
Are you sure?
Um, yeah.
Hi, Woody.
Hi.
Heavy play.
Oh, tell me.
I miss 'Cheers'.
Me, too.
You were so young and innocent
back then.
Yeah, be a give a lot to be
either one of those things now.
You're all right, Woody. Would
you sign that for me, please?
Dave.
Don't sign for paparazzi, Dave.
Apparently, you do pose
for them, though, mate.
Oh, yeah, lovely, lovely, mate.
Lovely, thank you.
Woody. Woody. Woody.
Oh my god, I knew something
was going on, dude.
Yeah.
When when did you see this?
Just this morning.
And you kept it from me all day?
I didn't know you didn't know.
Dude, of course you knew
I didn't know.
What would it have helped to say
something earlier?
Because knowledge is power,
all right?
For one thing, I never would've
had Laura meet me out, okay?
that door...
the chances of her seeing
it double, quadruple.
Sept... sept
I'm sorry, Woody.
Oh, man, oh, man, oh, man.
Just relax, just relax,
don't get worked up.
Remember your chi,
you taught me that.
It's fine, this is nothing new.
Losing my wife is new, dude.
Yeah. No, no, you're fine,
maybe she hasn't even seen it.
Oh, that's true, I mean,
maybe she hasn't seen it.
Yeah, you'd be able to tell,
as soon as you see her...
if she's seen it or not.
Right.
If she hasn't, get her home.
Right, get her home immediately.
And there's a good chance
she never will see it.
Right, right. Yeah, yeah,
that's true.
Stay positive, life's good.
Right, right, positive,
yeah, life is good.
Life's great.
Right, right, life is great.
It's a good day.
It's a great day, man.
Yeah, you got it, Woods.
Alex, you are such a good buddy,
man.
Hey, will you come in there
with me?
God, no, no, if she has
seen it...
I don't wanna be anywhere
near you, mate.
Good luck, though, yeah.
Good evening, sir.
Thank you.
Hi, hon.
Hi, love.
How you doing?
I'm good.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Everything's groovy?
Why are you acting so strange?
I'm not, I'm not acting str
Because it's coming and I
It's cold out there
and my lips
It's coming off as strange,
but I'm just strangely happy.
Er, did you eat?
Yeah, we ate.
Let's get the check.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's
the rush?
Sit down. Look, I got this
for you. You're not hungry?
Well, let's doggy bag it,
you know
No, sit down, tell me how
the show was tonight, come on.
It was it was good. It was
just, er
You know, I, I wanna get
you home and, you know...
er, maybe get you, and run you
a hot bath.
And and maybe give you
a massage...
and then get you drunk and
take advantage of you.
Really?
Yeah.
Wow, what has gotten into you?
Nothing, I just I feel so
lucky to be your husband.
You are lucky.
So am I.
And maybe, if you're
really, really lucky...
I might just let you
take advantage of me.
Um, so where's the rascals?
And you know what?
left in this bottle.
You want me to pour you
a glass?
Let's just cork it, drink
it in the tub.
Where's the munchkins?
They're around here somewhere.
Here you are, sir.
Oh, wonderful, wonderful.
Can we get the wine and the
food to go, please?
Oh, certainly, sir, no problem.
Okay, great.
I'm just kidding.
No, what's the best tip
you ever got?
To buy Apple.
That's funny, you're funny.
Yeah, people have accused
me of that.
Er, so can I get some
candles, maybe?
Whoa, whoa, what has
gotten into you tonight?
Well, you know, for the
tub, you know.
Er, 'Be Prepared', Boy
Scout motto.
Wait, you were a Boy Scout?
Er, Cub, but highly decorated.
Oh, I wish I could have
known you then.
Honey, that's almost weird,
you'd be way too old for me.
I bet you were a hot,
little Cub Scout.
Honey... I think she's having
a Chinese reaction to the wine.
Huh?
The biggest tip I've
ever gotten, 500 pounds.
Holy moly.
Is this 'Natural Born Killer'...
making you an 'Indecent
Proposal'?
Oh...
Hey, you can tell me, 'White
Men Can't Jump'.
Oh, that's, that's good.
Yeah.
Oh, oh, right, right.
Hey, yeah... that's sizeable.
Okay, here you go.
That's a little you know what?
I'm not gonna be able to meet
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