The Babymoon Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
- 99 min
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You're no better than
these girls at the bar.
And you, you're actually...
You know what? You're worse.
You're the worst kind because
you expect all the attention,
yet you do nothing for it.
And you're judging me.
That's awesome.
I... I...
Uh, I can't tell if...
Are you serious?
I can't tell
if you're kidding or if...
No, this is not my kidding face.
Fabrice, I'm really...
I think you got the wrong
impression here.
- Really?
- Yeah.
Okay, well, here's
the impression that I have
and you tell me
if I'm right or wrong.
My impression is
that you crashed my dinner
so that you could tell me,
in some long-winded
self-grandizing way!, how wonderful
you would be on my new TV musical.
Am I close?
I'm not... I'm not gonna lie.
That that would be a dream.
Yeah, as in fairies and elves
with the Easter bunny.
It would be a dream.
You, in my musical.
- I mean...
- Although, you know what?
You came here like a man
to talk to me,
tell me your credits. How many
musicals have you performed in?
Go ahead, tick them off.
Um... well, I, I...
Do you have any actual
acting experience?
Something where you
haven't been on camera
just playing this shitty version
of the person that you are?
Tell me about your line
of jewelry.
Um, I do mainly rings,
um, bangles, necklaces.
I... I meant the inspiration
for your jewelry.
Boredom and desperation?
Had I such a woman
I would not let her suffer one
excruciating moment of boredom.
Stop it.
I'm very serious
about carrying your line.
Well, that's why I'm here,
to see how interested
you are in my jewelry.
Vast ly.
This is why you'll never be
anything but a joke.
You have no substance.
You can't just want something
to happen and wish upon a star
and expect it to happen.
That's not how it works.
You want a career,
you want success?
- Yes.
- Well, then work for it!
You think I went
into show business
hoping to do a series
of successful second-rate
television shows
No! I would give
my left nut to do
a prestige drama
with Morgan Freeman,
but it's not knocking
on my door.
They don't just give
those shows away, do they?
- No?
- No.
So, what did I do?
I kept working.
I kept working and working
and hopefully one day,
someday it all comes together.
But I...
This is not about you.
And I don't wanna be this guy.
I don't wanna be the a**hole
that has to tell you the truth,
that none of your
idiot friends in show business
- have the balls to tell you.
- Sure.
But, you know, I'm me.
You know what I'm saying?
That's just who I am.
I didn't get to where I am
by sugarcoating bowel movements,
especially with people
I'm in business with.
Now, you wanna
be realistic? Okay.
Now the next time one
of these opportunities comes up,
maybe you wanna do
some high profile porn?
When one of these is and pregnant
you give me a call.
I know a guy, and we will
make some money together.
Thank you
for your time, Fabrice.
Mm-hmm.
Hey!
Anyway, that was
basically the end of it
and we never saw each other
again and all the better for it
- because I didn't like her anyway.
- That's good, then.
Excuse me, can you
bring two desserts?
All for me, but put them
in front of her.
Thank you.
How did you know my favorite?
Well, look, you don't want
anything to happen to your thighs.
So, I'll do it with mine, yeah?
Uh...
I'm sorry if I gave you
the wrong idea.
Or maybe you gave me
the wrong idea.
This... this meal has nothing
to do with jewelry, does it?
Everything has everything
to do with jewelry.
I suppose I have not been
completely clear with you.
I noticed you were with a man
who some of the hotel staff
says is well known, and a big part
of marketing is celebrity placement.
If I could get some photos
of him with some of our pieces,
I can almost guarantee
that we can carry your line
in this location for a season,
see how it goes.
That is a lovely offer.
And this is a lovely dinner.
Waiter!
At least I don't
follow around real talent
like some sort of TV afterbirth.
- Oh, that's what I should have said.
- Waiter?
I'm just gonna have
to excuse myself.
Hanna, are you okay?
You know what? You too
can jerk each other off.
My arms are tired.
I'll just say I'm not
opposed to the idea.
Are you upsetting my wife?
That was not my intention.
- Mister...
- Homer Simpson.
Funny.
Marge never mentioned
she was married.
- Sir, will you be paying?
- Yes.
Although I'm not sure what for.
Hanna? Honey?
What's going on?
Done. Can't do this
anymore, trace.
You're clearly not ready
to have a child.
Honey, I've been doing
so well lately.
Yeah?
I'm not.
But Hanna, you kept the child. I
Thought you wanted to make this work.
I kept the baby because the
known at the doctor's office
on a loop.
You know what?
I'm sitting there,
and it occurs to me
that I have options here.
I can have this baby,
but I don't have to...
I mean, I can do it...
I can do it without...
Without me?
Hanna?
I can't believe that you
would even say that,
or think that.
It's not always
about you, trace.
I haven't felt like
myself in months.
Exactly'. Don't take this
hormone imbalance out on me'.!
Do not patronize me like that.
It's not the hormones.
- Okay.
- It's you.
- Okay.
- I don't like how I feel around you.
- Okay.
- This isn't me.
This isn't me.
This isn't who I am.
I'm not this negative person.
I can't control how you feel.
You know what, you do. And I
don't need that in my life.
life, and I can do this alone.
Like your mother?
Do you think that she was
happy raising you on her own?
She found her happiness.
Maybe... maybe it took her
three husbands, but so what?
- So what.
- Don't talk about my mother.
Okay? My mother's
freakin' awesome.
Okay.
You want me gone?
Fine.
You don't need to get upset.
Your grandmother's
an amazing woman.
Senor.
Oh, hey, from the hotel.
Yeah, well, not anymore.
After the missus called
they thought
I did something unseemly
- and fire me.
- No.
- It's okay.
- Oh.
I... I'm... I'm sorry.
She's, you know, she's pregnant.
She's got these hormones and...
Oh, she's not herself.
I'm sorry.
Maybe she's showing you
who she really is.
Yeah, maybe.
Let me show you
what you've been missing
cooped up in that hotel room.
Hmm?
I, Uh.
I... I... I...
I probably shouldn't.
As is I, I've never given
a big-time celebrity
I wouldn't call it
big-time celebrity.
I think so.
Are you...
Seora Mcevans,
is everything okay?
Murder is illegal
in this country, right?
Claro Que Si.
- Yes.
- Okay, when the police ask,
you never saw me leave my room.
- I saw nothing.
- Nothing.
Nothing.
Who are we gonna kill?
Where can I buy a bat.
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