New York, New York Page #4

Synopsis: The day WWII ends, Jimmy, a selfish and smooth-talking musician, meets Francine, a lounge singer. From that moment on, their relationship grows into love as they struggle with their careers and aim for the top.
Genre: Drama, Music, Musical
Director(s): Martin Scorsese
Production: MGM Home Entertainment
  Nominated for 4 Golden Globes. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.7
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
65%
PG
Year:
1977
155 min
1,349 Views


Just to hurry home to you

'Cause you've brought

a new kind ot love to me

Ho, ho, ho

You've brought a new

kind ot love to me!

New love

That's it!

We make it a boy-girl act,

You start tomorrow night,

Three shows nightly,

You're ott Sundays,

Listen, baby, we ought to

work on some material tomorrow,

I have to go in, It's so late!

Stay with me a little while,

It's early yet,

No, I'm getting soaked!

Jimmy, look, why don't you

just call me tomorrow?

- What time?

- Noon is tine,

Okay, I'm going, I'm going now,

Good night, Jimmy,

- Okay, I'll call you tomorrow,

- Okay!

- All right,

- Where to, buddy?

Quiet just a minute,

I'm looking tor something,

Oh, Miss Evans?

Miss Evans?

- What?

- Telephone,

It's your agent,

He's been calling all night,

- You can take it here,

- Thank you,

Hello? Tony,

- Yes, sir, may I help you?

- I'd like to check in,

Fine, It you'll

just sign the register,

Do you have

any more bags outside?

Yes, I do, I have

one in the cab over there,

It you wouldn't mind

waking up the belhop,

I don't want to disturb him,

Wake him up and send him outside

and just pay the bill also,

and then you can put it on this bill,

We'll wake him in a tew minutes,

I'm sort ot ready to go back to work,

I'd like a little bit ot a rest,

"Mr, M, Powell,"

Excuse me, sir,

- What are you doing?

- I'm checking in,

- Why here?

- Why not here?

Because I'm gonna get blamed

when you don't pay the bill,

and you know

you're not gonna pay the bill,

Well, torget it, I'm checking in,

Anything else you'd like, sir?

I'd like some Scotch

and some vodka,

It there's a liquor store around here,

maybe we can send the belhop over,

We'll just put that

on the bill, okay?

When he wakes up,

we'll send him out,

All right, Jimmy,

Look,,,

take this,

This will be enough

tor a room tor tonight,

Just go anyplace else,

It's a lot easier it I just come up

and we start working on the material,

I'll sleep in the bathtub,

I told you, a lot easier,

No, Will you please take this?

- It's a lot easier,

- Just take this, Jimmy,

- 12:
00?

- Yes, 12...

I promise,

- All right,

- Suite 415, sir,

Forget it, I'm not gonna take it,

He doesn't even wake up,

- I don't want it, I'm not interested,

- Sorry you teel that way, sir,

That's a great suit,

Oh, thank you very much,

Miss Evans,

Tony?

What do you want?

Right, Frankie Harte,

7:
30 tomorrow morning,

No! No!

Beautitul, Beautitul,

Hey, Pops,

are you Jimmy Doyle?

Want to play the blues?

Are you Jimmy Doyle?

No,

You're the sax player, ain't you?

I'm a sax player,

but I'm not Jimmy Doyle,

Do you think it's possible

that you can communicate

with Jimmy Doyle

the sax player?

Depends on what

you want me to communicate,

I have a very important missive

tor Jimmy Doyle,

- A what?

- A billet-doux,

- A billet-doux?

- A Billy who?

I'll elucidate,

A tender message

trom a certain temale party,

For me?

- For you,

- For him?

Precisely,

Take it, Doyle,

It's trom Francine,

She said she had

a wondertul time,

Hey, wait, I'll be right back,

- Where you goin', baby?

- Be right back,

That girl ain't comin', is she?

- I'm getting her now,

- Ten minutes, or you're tired,

What do you care?

There's no one here anyway,

You had your jam session,

and now you're not coming back!

Hey, man, hold it,

Hey, Daddy, hold it, hold it,

Hey, can I talk to you tor a minute?

- Did you read this letter?

- Ot course not,

What do you think I am, crazy,

read letters?

- Your name is Tony Harwell?

- That's right,

- You're an agent?

- Yeah,

- You're her agent?

- Ot course,

She says, "Just ask Tony

it you need any help on anything,

He's a wondertul cat,

and he appreciates talent,"

- Let me see that letter,

- I can't show you the letter,

It's a personal letter,

but that's what she said,

She also said that she's

with Frankie Harte's band,

she's on the road, and there's

a possibility ot a spot tor me,

- Is that true?

- Possibility,

- A possibility?

- That's right,

You're an agent?

I reiterate, yes,

It I went down there,

would you be my agent?

No,

Why not?

I ain't interested, I'm satistied

with the list ot clients I got now,

You're makin' a mistake,

but okay,

I made a lot ot mistakes,

So I'll make another one,

This one's on me,

Well, where is she?

Why should I tell you where she is

it she doesn't tell you in the letter?

Then why do you take the time to come

out to Brooklyn to give me this letter

it you don't think

she cares enough about me

to let me know where she is,

or to let you know

to let me know where she is?

Doesn't that make sense to you?

It should, but it don't,

- They're in Asheville,

- Asheville?

But don't mention my name,

It Frankie asks me, I don't know you,

I'll say I never even met you,

I don't know you,

- Where is Asheville?

- Where God lost His shoes,

Where God lost His shoes,

That's a good answer,

Thanks a lot, I'll tind it,

Asheville is a mountain resort

in North Carolina,

Thanks tor telling me,

You got any other advice tor me?

Yeah, Stay ott the junk,

and you'll go tar,

Fine, Thanks a lot,

Swell ot you to say that,

Once in a while

Won't you try to give

one little thought

To me

Though someone else

may be nearer your heart?

Once in a while

Won't you think ot the moments

I shared with you

Moments betore we two

dritted apart?

In love's smoldering embers

One spark may remain

It love still can remember

That spark may burn again

They lett? Where did they go,

do you know?

Roanoke?

It is? It's the Maytair Club

in Roanoke, Virginia?

Hello?

All aboard!

Thank you!

Thank you very much,

Come on,

You are my lucky star

I saw you trom atar

Two lovely eyes,

at me they were gleaming

Beaming

I was starstruck

You're all my lucky charms

I love,,,

- Keep the change,

- Here's your change,

No, no, that's tor you, Keep it,

- Ah, it's only a nickel,

- That nickel's tor you, It's a tip,

Ah, take it,

- You don't want the nickel?

- No,

All right, I'll take it,

You are my lucky charms

I'm lucky in your arms

You opened heaven's portal

here on earth

For this poor mortal

You are my lucky, lucky star

Look at that tive-star pain in the ass

out there, will ya?

Look at him clap,

I'm goin' over there

and stutt him in the garbage can,

No, It's all right,

He may be a vet, you know?

- I think I know him,

- He's a dummy,

Okay, hold it,

Hold it! Hold it!

Please, Now, look,

you go back up on the bandstand,

I'm gonna come

right back up there with you,

Jimmy, I'll talk to you

atter the set is tinished, all right?

Atter the set? Okay, Sure,

But tirst, I'm gonna have

a word with him,

All right, you're upset because

I didn't come to you in person

and say good-bye, right?

Right, Which brings up another thing...

you don't say good-bye to me,

I say good-bye to you,

In no way, shape, or torm

do you say good-bye to me,

- I say good-bye to you,

- Oh,

- Fine! Go ahead and say it,

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Earl Mac Rauch

Earl Mac Rauch is an American novelist and screenwriter. Rauch is best known for writing the screenplays for A Stranger Is Watching, New York, New York and The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. more…

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