She's Funny That Way Page #4
Come on. Come on.
Go on, scram! Scram.
Come on.
God, you're neurotic,
that's for sure.
My mother's calling from a
Hello, I really need
to speak to somebody
about my obsessional problem.
Maybe I could make an appointment.
I'm on the Verge here...
The very Verge.
That voice sounds so familiar...
Yeah, well, it's starting to
sound way too familiar to me.
That guy is a total loon!
But I cannot talk
about my clients.
I cannot talk about
my clients...
Because that's private.
So I can't tell you who it is,
so don't ask me.
Now, where was I?
So if you would just embrace
the softer side of yourself,
and stop living
on that hard edge,
you would be in
such better shape.
Just start calling
yourself Isabella
and you may solve many,
if not all, of your problems.
Well, today I've stopped
being a call girl.
That's great!
That's great!
You see how therapy works!
It's like a... It's
like a swiss clock.
That's fabulous. You don't need
therapy any more. We're finished.
Just get yourself a large dog...
They're great company.
Congratulations,
Izzy... Isabella.
You've graduated.
Well, your name is the first
You know, it's how they think
of you. It's who you are.
Dr. Jane gave me that, but...
I wasn't going to be Izzy Finklestein
from Brooklyn any more.
I was going to be
Isabella Patterson.
What a thrill to
see you walk in!
-Delta, you know Josh?
-Of course.
Your play's only
gotten better, Joshua.
Thank you! I can't
wait to see you do it.
Hey, guys, sorry I'm late.
And you know Seth, of course.
Do we know each other?
How long's it been since London?
Too long, dear.
Come here.
Nice to meet you.
Let's get everybody going.
Sandy!
-You're looking gorgeous.
-Seth, you're such a charmer.
Well, I hope so.
Did you know Seth Gilbert was
going to be at the audition?
No. No idea.
I didn't even know he did theater
What's the one where he had
like pink, fluffy sleeves
in his belt buckle?
-Red Bee man?
-Yeah...
Well, after all five of those
I sort of stopped following him.
You want, you want to hear
something really funny?
Sure.
One time, she comes into the
salon and my ma washes her hair.
So we got this picture of ma and
Delta above the fake fireplace.
Now, I had the chance
to work with her.
It was fate, but I
never got to tell her.
"Let me just ask
you one question.
"Do you promise that
whenever I ask the...
"Whenever I tell you something
me and that you'll never be...
"That you'll always be my
friend, and that you'll always...
Do you promise that no
matter what I tell you..."
Producer's daughters...
"Do you promise that no matter
what, you'll always be my friend..."
Great, thank you.
That was excellent.
I think you're a little bit young,
but thanks so much for coming in.
-Thank you!
-Thank you!
Very good, darlings.
Okay, Sandy, next!
This is Isabella Patterson.
Goodness!
Hey, hey, hey!
There we are.
-Sorry. I'm so nervous.
-Don't be nervous. Just relax.
Jesus, no! God damn it!
She's not right.
-Why not?
-Because she's not the right type.
-Josh...
-I think she looks great for it.
Just relax.
Are you okay, Isabella?
If you're not feeling well...
Sandy, why don't we
get her information
and come back another time when
you're feeling more up for it.
She's sick, unfortunately.
No, no, I'd rather do it today
because I looked at
astrology zone today
and it said it was going
to be a special day for me.
Okay, well, we don't
want to argue with that.
Let's proceed.
Maybe we'll get surprised.
So, I've prepared three scenes.
We're only going to do one because
we're under a lot of pressure.
Okay...
Arnold, don't you think we should
do the intimate scene with me?
No, no. We're going to do
the scene with the two women.
You look familiar. Were
you at the barclay recently?
No.
Seth, you're not in this scene.
So, why don't you take a breather
and we'll let the ladies begin.
I'm sorry.
Are you okay, dear?
Do you need a second?
-No.
-Sure?
Yeah, I'm fine.
"You sure you
don't want a drink?"
"No, no. I just don't
know where to start."
"Well, start anywhere you like."
"I just don't know how
it all happened, but...
"It was sort of a
very grecian evening.
"You see,
"I got into this line of
work where you usually...
"You don't know who
you're going to end up with
"until you get to
your destination.
Sort of like a temp,
but more intimate."
"What are you talking about?"
"Well, this is really difficult.
"Because you are my very close
friend and I do tell you everything
"and that's why
I'm telling you this.
"Otherwise if I didn't care
for you, I wouldn't tell you.
"And I could go on forever
being your best friend
"and you really wouldn't have to
know, but I really need to tell you."
-"What are you talking about?"
-"Well...
"I was a call girl
"and I pretty much
am a call girl."
"A call girl!"
"Let me just ask
you one question.
"No matter what I say,
"Please don't judge me
"And whatever I tell you, promise
me you'll always be my friend
"and you'll always stand by me."
"Of course.
Anything.
"I care about you.
"But I'm also very,
very shocked.
"And I also feel so sad.
Those rotten bastards!"
"Put it this way.
"Do you want the bad news?
"Or the bad, bad news?
"Or do you want the bad,
bad, bad news?"
"My God, there's more?
"Okay, give me the bad news."
"The condom broke."
-"No..."
-"Yeah.
"And the bad, bad news
is that I'm pregnant."
-"God!"
-"Yeah..."
"Well, I guess I'll be an auntie...
That's not so bad."
"Well...
"The bad, bad, bad news?"
"Yes?"
"Gosh..."
"What?
Tell me."
"It was your Fred.
"Please don't hate me.
And don't hate him.
"It was just one of those crazy,
stupid, weird things
"that happen to you in life
"and you can't predict
it and you can't judge it!
"So please...
Please don't hate me."
That was brilliant, darling.
That was so good!
Darling.
Wasn't she so good, Arnold?
Very good.
Very good.
Thank you so much for coming,
we're running late, so...
I'll show her out, Sandy.
You bring in the next girl.
-Very good, Isabelle.
-Thanks a lot.
-Yeah. Bye.
-Goodbye!
Hey, I'll walk you out.
Well done.
Wasn't she good?
She was. Very.
She nailed it!
Wasn't she good, Arnold?
I did think she was good.
Okay, so what's next?
Let's move on...
-So, you were a call girl?
-In the play.
No, that's not what
you've been implying.
Yeah, no.
Izzy was. Yeah.
But you're Izzy.
I am.
So, are you by any chance
free for dinner tonight?
I don't know. Yeah, I guess.
Good. Good.
I was so impressed
with that reading today.
But, to be honest, I was impressed
before the reading too, so...
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