Me and Orson Welles Page #7
- Orson!
Coulouris said he has received an
heart attack. I think it's nerves.
What the hell?
- He is in your room.
Dear me! Lloyd,
Cinna scene is the same.
There must be several people.
Once they have surrounded you, then ran away.
It will look like you
disappear from the earth's surface.
Get total people. Everyone must be involved in
the scene and carrying an overcoat and hat.
Two steaks, a pineapple juice
and a bottle of whiskey.
Thanks, John.
- Thank you, Mr Welles.
Junior, take it here.
- It's Richard.
Be quiet! Have you voted ukulele?
- Yes, it's ready.
Good evening, Mercury benefactors.
How are you?
Enjoy the show. Let us see
what the hell it is about.
I can not!
It'll go, George.
It's just-premiered nerves.
Give me the bottle of whiskey.
Go outside, everybody.
I did not know
what to say.
Look at me.
Look at me. You must listen,
what I now say. Is that understood?
Do not force me to it!
- Look, George.
Calm now. Some actresses ...
Listen, George.
Some actors will practice
and work through life.
They are some
excellent actors.
Other actresses ... Listen.
Other actors are created by God.
No, no, no ... Not me.
Look at me. When I look up
in your eyes, you saw what I see?
I see wonderful pictures.
I'm ...
I'm an Antony,
who are writing theater history.
Come on. Have a sip of this here.
Now we do it.
I could not breathe.
- Drink.
Sorry.
- I am ashamed that.
Come on, George.
Come on, George.
If someone comes late, so keep
them back until light goes out.
Is that understood? Do not rear doors
even be opened to Jesus Christ.
How many are there on the balcony?
- Around the 40th
Fine, let's give them an experience.
Jeannie, the show can begin.
High, comrades.
The Stupid animals that you must be aroused.
Last night it decided whether I should reach
to target, or completely destroyed go.
I must not play
before giving evidence. I count down.
Three ... two ... a ...
Get them to sweat.
And ... music, one, two.
Caesar! Caesar!
Quiet! Let din tie!
Caesar!
Who is it
Antonius, a voice cut
through music and shouts "Caesar".
Caesar!
Who is calling?
Figures for Caesar listens.
Beware the Ides Martii.
This is what he is striving for -
but when he gets to the ladder top,
then he turns it back -
look to the skies and contempt Now
the low stage, along which he grew up.
Maybe it makes Caesar.
It must be prevented.
Brutus, my husband.
- What do you, Portia?
So up early?
It's thoughtless to confide -
your weak health to
a rkold tomorrow.
And your own.
For unloving stole you from my bed.
One can clearly hear
that they have been in bed together.
... And pondered with arms folded,
and when I asked what you were wrong -
so you staring at me
with dark eyes.
You struck out irritated by hand
as you asked me to go.
Damn, I had asked him
not to stand there.
You were excellent.
- Was I really?
You are what I call
I think I love you.
Are you nervous?
- Only if people ask me about it.
Are you nervous?
Should it be later than eight o'clock?
- Yes, the very latest.
Here are a sick, who will talk to you.
- Caius Ligarius.
I fail nothing if only Brutus has
a deed to be done, the credit worthy.
A tu, Brute.
Fall then, Caesar.
Now you cry.
They feel enough of a plug of compassion.
It feels good to cry.
Good people. But how?
Crying, when you see only
Look, here.
Look, here himself.
Torn by traitor hands!
- Caesar!
Oh, how awful!
- Oh, the traitors!
Revenge! Revenge!
I dreamed
I sat down to eat with Caesar.
I lack desire
to go home -
but something drives me anyway.
What is your name?
Where are you going?
Where do you live?
His name is Cinna.
- I am writer Cinna.
Snderriv him for his bad verses.
I am not
the conspirators Cinna!
I am Cinna the poet!
Could you hold the heavy eyes open
slightly and stir lyre to a little song?
If it pleases you, my lord.
- Yes, my boy.
I bother you, but you would like.
- It's only my duty.
I should not
make claim on your duty.
The young blood has urge to rest.
- I have now slept, my lord.
It was good, and you will soon
allowed to sleep more.
I do not long for you.
If I live,
I will be good to you.
when the lyre Orpheus Vocal
bent by the string sound
tree top and ice cover mountain
herb and flower sprang from fertile
right as when the spring bid
tonens magic powers are strong
agony and heart work
listen in nap and die
He had the noblest of Romans. Each
of the conspirators, except him, -
committed the deed
of grudge to Caesar's greatness.
Only he was in honest thought -
on the common
His life was gentle, and soul abilities
voted thus connected with him -
that nature could proudly say:
"This was a man".
So it is now.
Make sure people are ready.
Congratulations.
It was f***ing fantastic!
We made it.
We did it srme.
Good work, Jeannie.
They love us.
In places with you!
How the hell
I will be able to surpass this?
I had come down from the stage, -
when I heard gasps. Have heard
audience react this before?
No.
- Once.
Tonight!
Orson has organized construction
for years. He has staged it before.
Have you greeted Martin Gabel?
He played Cassius.
Orson and I would remind so much
about each other.
I prefer to work with men.
Imagine playing with in "The Women".
40 roles, and all of them are women.
I knew with astonishing security
already from the first test -
it was a success.
Orson offered me to play
either Antony or Brutus.
he is recognized everywhere ...
I see that the ladies
have taken my dublant.
How, boy. I thought
I had forgotten text -
until I sang.
The words came out of my mouth.
I was not aware
Come here.
- Hello.
What is lynx, fertilize?
Is Evelyn cavalier? What a guy.
Orson has not told you that?
- What?
You're fired, Richard.
- What am I?
I'm sorry, I must tell.
Orson is a nitwit and a coward.
Are you kidding?
He just wanted to have the premiere in house.
- Joe, it's not funny.
Did you see the blond guy on stage?
Yes.
- He will replace you.
Is this a joke?
- He has already been recruited.
Do not make fun.
- That I do not.
No. It must not end like this.
What have I done?
- Do not make Orson clock.
I said one thing.
I said Sonja was my girlfriend.
I fought like you said.
- You should not fight against Orson.
Moreover, he said,
taking the practical application batch.
Fine.
Fine, what should I do?
- I'm sorry, Richard.
Wait a minute. He gave me this.
Does it mean nothing?
We have all been
the same damn letter.
Is he here?
Is he here, Joe?
I will talk to him.
Where is he?
- He went. Everyone should go to the party.
What a beautiful hat.
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