That's Not Me Page #2
(vocal warm ups)
Pa, ka, da, you know you need,
unique, New York, but does
unique, New
York, need you.
(buzzing)
Hey Papa.
[Dad] Oh hi sweetie,
did you get the money?
I did, thank you, I'll
pay you back next week
when I get paid.
Oh, only if you
can, there's no rush.
No, I want to, I swear.
How's Mom?
She's good, she
made the short list
for Who Wants to
Be a Millionaire.
But she'll tell you
about that in a minute.
[Polly] That's great.
And, how are you?
[Polly] I'm fine.
Have you spoken
to your sister?
Did she tell you
about Summer Street?
Yeah, I knew
about that.
[Dad] Isn't
it fantastic?
Yeah, I suppose.
[Dad] My daughter, on Summer
Street, with John Davidson
and Dr. Tim.
[Polly] It's just a
guest spot, and she has
to play an albino.
Don't worry, sweetie.
You'll get your turn too.
I'm not worried, Dad.
I wouldn't have taken the
role if they offered it
to me anyway.
[Dad] Don't be silly,
No, I wouldn't.
I've got that callback for the
HBO show with Jared Leto.
Oh yeah, I've
forgotten about that.
[Mom] What?
I'm just talking to Polly
about her big audition
with Jared Leto.
Well, I doubt
he's gonna be there.
Now, this Summer Street
thing, it's a big deal
for Amy, so you need
to be happy for her.
She's worked so hard.
I work hard too, and
I am happy for her.
(sighs) And anyway,
it's not a competition.
[Dad] I know, sweetie,
I wasn't saying that.
And I know it must be hard,
with her getting big roles.
I've actually gotta go
dad, I've got an important
industry networking
function to get to.
[Dad] Okay, bye.
(upbeat electro
rock music)
Ah, that's my beer.
Hello.
Um, hello.
Yeah sorry,
that's my beer.
(Speaks German)
Oh, sorry, I
didn't realize.
Where are you from?
Berlin.
I have always
wanted to go there.
Nah, I'm just
f***in' with you.
Oh, a**hole.
Oliver.
Polly.
[Oliver] Smoke?
Yeah, sure.
So what would I
have seen you in?
Last year I did
two features.
Did you see Diggers,
or The Shearer?
With Russell
Crowe, wow.
No, I don't really
watch Australian films,
but that's amazing,
congratulations.
It's not a big deal.
To be honest, I'd
really like to focus
more on directing
theater.
I'm opening a play
next month, actually.
I don't know, if I wanted
to really go for it,
acting-wise, I'd go straight
to LA for pilot season.
Yeah, I know a lot of
actors who've done that.
I've actually been thinking
about doing it, myself.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I mean, I'm sure my agent
could fix up some meetings
for me, and I could
stay with a girlfriend
who lives over there.
Do you know Zoe Cooper?
The chick from that
David Lynch film?
Yeah.
She's a babe.
Yeah.
How do you know her?
Oh, we did some acting
classes together, years ago,
but we stayed in touch, and I'm
sure it'd be fine to crash
with her for a bit.
I f***in' love Blue
Velvet, it's probably one
of my favorite
films, ever.
What's your all-time
favorite film?
It's gonna sound
really cheesy. (laughs)
Tell me.
It's a Wonderful Life, you
know, with Jimmy Stewart?
Frank Capra, no, that's adorable,
it's a beautiful film.
You have such
beautiful fair skin.
You look really
familiar, too.
Are you sure I wouldn't
have seen you in something?
My twin sister's an actor
too, you might have seen
her in some ads
or something.
Twin?
Yeah, um...
As in identical?
(Laughs) Yeah.
I mean, when you get to know
us, like our family and
friends can tell the
difference, but yes,
technically
we're identical.
And you're both actors?
So are you guys like, the
Olsen twins, or something?
It's not really
like that.
Although, I did meet John Stamos
in a shopping center once.
(laughs) But yeah, we don't
really hang out that much.
Who, you and
John Stamos?
No, me and Amy.
Oh, right, why?
Just twin stuff.
Hey, did you know
that Scarlett Johansson
has a twin brother?
Yep, Vin Diesel too,
and Kiefer Sutherland.
Yeah, Donald.
Danny DeVito, Arnold
Schwarzenegger.
I think that
was just a movie.
Yeah, but it was
based on a true story.
Really?
Actually, I have an
amazing twin story.
So, there was this girl I met
in New York, her and her
twin sister were both
ballerinas, and hot
like, hot ballerinas.
So, they both auditioned
for Julliard or some sh*t,
and get this, out of the
hundreds of applicants,
they both make it
down to the final two.
So their mom tells them not
to do the final audition,
you know, it'll
ruin them.
They both insist they'll be
happy for whoever gets in,
so they do it, and they do all
the routines like tests and
sh*t, but they
can't separate them.
So finally, it comes down to
them laying flat against the
ground, with their legs
spread out, and checking who
has the least amount of
room between their thighs
and the floor.
And the adjudicator can fit
one pinky finger underneath
one of the twin's thighs,
so they choose
her sister.
One finger,
and she's out.
So the good one goes on to
Julliard and becomes like,
a famous ballerina, and her
sister puts on 25 kilos
and ends up working
as a nurse.
How f***ing sad is that?
Yeah, I mean maybe she's
happy though, right?
It'd be a lot of pressure,
being a ballerina.
Yeah, I don't know.
I just thought it was kind
of sad that she got fat.
Everyone has
a twin story.
I didn't mean that's
what'll happen to you and
your sister, like that
she'll get fat, or whatever.
I just think, wait, so you
think I'd be the ballerina?
Sure, why not?
(breathing loudly)
(moaning)
Oh, sh*t.
I can't, I'm at that
time of the month.
Oh, I see.
No, I really am.
I totally would,
but I can't.
Oh, right.
Do you think,
maybe you could?
Oh, right.
(unzipping)
(gasps)
This one's an interview
I did for Film Press,
and here's where I was
on the set of Gatsby,
I did an attachment, Leo
was such a genuine guy.
Oh my God, you met him?
[Oliver] Nah,
not really.
So is this your place?
My mom's, she's out
of town till tomorrow.
Actually, she's coming
home quite early, though,
so it might be kind of best
if you don't stay over.
Yeah, sure.
Just because I recently
broke up with someone,
and hadn't told her, and I
just don't want to get into
that whole explanation
thing, and then have
to introduce you.
It's not a
problem, seriously.
I mean, it's almost
morning, anyway.
Yeah, totally.
Cool.
Cool party, though.
Yeah.
You got my
number, right?
Yeah.
It's a nice top.
Thanks.
Ready?
Yep
Cool.
[Man] So, hot
date, John, yeah?
I don't know, I don't think
I'm ready to date again.
You know, Pippa's only
been dead three months.
[Ariel] I have to
say, I do kind of find
John Davidson attractive.
For an old dude.
[Simon] F*** off.
What?
The man's got charisma,
there's no denying it.
(shushing)
Shut up.
In the meantime, no problem
seeing other people.
Speaking of, oh
gentlemen, look out.
I don't know, Len,
his wife just died.
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