The Editor Page #2
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- 2014
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Now you and I both know that
my daughter had a lot to do
- with you getting promoted.
- No, I...
Damn if I don't give that girl
anything she wants.
out of this unscathed.
- Do you understand me, Porfiry?
- Uh-huh.
I got Giancarlo keeping
an eye on her
24/7 in the meantime.
Okay.
your service revolver.
That foreign knock-off of yours
is going to
get someone killed.
I've tried the revolvers.
I prefer the 1911.
Well, all I know is my partner
twenty years ago
used one of those foreign
weapons and he almost
blew his hand off.
You don't need to worry, sir.
I won't let you down.
No, you won't,
because if you do you are
going to be back in uniform
handing out parking tickets
for the rest of your life.
Unscathed.
You got that, Porfiry?
She matches the description.
I demand to know who
you men are!
She's your killer.
Five thousand dollars
says this is a mask.
Sh*t.
I'm gonna push it right there.
Yep. It'll stick. Come on.
Get back on there.
And... she's good.
I don't even have five
thousand dollars.
I demand to know
who you men are!
Are Y" Okay, Sophie?
Hey. I'm Arturo,
officer of the law.
As I said, he was once
in an asylum.
I don't know the details but
I heard it from several sources.
I wish I knew more, but I don't.
The sooner this is over,
the better.
Agreed, and by the way,
Francesco,
The Cat with the Velvet Blade is
probably my favorite film.
Grazie.
Is this what you
wanted me to wear?
Yes, yes, yes!
Yes!
What have you to confess,
my son?
I've had impure thoughts,
father.
I've wished for terrible
things to happen
and those things have happened.
Rey, is that you?
I'm losing control, father.
I can't tell what's
real anymore.
Can I ask you something, my son?
Of course, father.
What's it like on those
big fancy film sets?
I'm an editor so I don't spend
too much time on set.
- Too bad.
- Sorry, father.
You're married to
Josephine Jardin, aren't you?
The star of
The Mirror and the Guillotine?
Is she dead?
- Au revoir, Cesare.
- Bye, Cesare.
Cesare, Cesare, Cesare...
Whoa. Sorry there, Cesare.
Great job today.
Grazie, grazie.
That's an excellent
penis you have.
This is turning out to be a
See you later, Cesare, buddy!
Cesare...
Cesare...
5,000 dollars
says this is a mask.
Did you hear the
great news, Ciso?
I'm going to be a star!
Yeah, somebody killed
that foreign guy
and Francesco's going to
make me the lead.
Come see!
Editor, look!
Told you.
There you are, Ciso.
I'm not going to find
a better doppelganger
- than that foreigner so...
- Not now!
So Cal's our new hero.
Recut the film to make
Claudio look like his sidekick.
Yes, I could use some of
I finally got it out of the box,
it's uh, all black.
MY tape!
I guess I can
make another copy.
I noticed you're wearing
the same clothes as
you were yesterday, editor.
Is that because you weren't
at home last night?
I always wear
the same clothes.
And what about you?
You're wearing the
same clothes also.
I'm an inspector, Rey.
I have to wear the same
clothes every day.
If you're going to arrest
Rey can you do it
after he finishes the picture?
Francesco tells me that you
used to be in the madhouse.
Care to explain?
I had a nervous breakdown, yes.
It does not make me the killer.
Do you want tell me what
happened now or shall
we wait until we're down
at the station
and I'm booking you for murder?
I was a great editor,
at one time.
Perhaps the greatest editor
the world had ever seen.
I worked hard at it,
just like anyone.
That is until the clay that
I met Umberto Fantori.
I don't do many things, sir.
I don't know how to
fill a tax form.
I cannot walk a dog,
but I see into the heart.
So I can see into your heart.
And that what makes
editor for film.
So for Mirror et Guillotine,
only you, my friend.
I need a woman!
I need a woman!
I am a woman,
under these clothes.
Umberto Fantori has
another stellar success
on his hands with
The Mirror and the Guillotine.
Claudio Calvetti
shines in his role
as the tortured hero
in need of a woman,
but the real stars
of the picture
are Josephine Jardin
and Rey Ciso.
You won't miss Josephine
as the grief-stricken nun,
torn between her
God and her lust
for the miscreant, Calvetti...
I had the perfect life.
Even my wife loved me.
The next film is really what
I was brought for to do.
La Vita, you understand?
No end, no middle, no beginning.
Where is end?
Who knows.
I let my ego get
the better of me and
I accepted the ultimate
challenge.
Edit the world's longest film.
The interminable work
drove me to the point
Would you
get off please?
There's only a page and a half
and the real meat of
it is in the middle,
so can we please just continue?
No, you're finished.
Really, you're done here.
Okay?
Get her off the set.
And as my wife lost
her place in the spotlight...
The life we were living
was truly put to rest.
No!
So I spent some time
in the hospital.
But not the madhouse
as you call it.
Now if you'll excuse me,
I have to get back to work.
- Oh my God!
- Jesus Christ, Margarit.
- What?
He's right, Margarit.
Your breasts are showing.
Not those, these.
Mr. Ciso, you scared me.
What did the inspector say?
Are we in danger?
No, Bella.
Don't worry.
It's the actors who make
so many enemies.
Just be glad you and I
work behind the scenes.
We go unnoticed.
It's true, Mr. Ciso.
When I was a little girl
I used to sit in my
father's projection booth.
help him change the reels.
"People come to the theatre
for magic," he would say.
If the audience knew
how many magicians
were working behind the scenes,
Your father was a
very strange man, Bella.
Best you hear it from me,
someone who cares.
What are we working on today,
the body double footage?
No, Bella!
Uh, I was hoping you would
show me the reel
you've been working on.
Oh, Mr. Ciso, I don't know.
I don't think it's worthy
of your eyes yet.
Nonsense, Bella.
Mr. Konitz,
may I have a word?
Thank you very much,
my little friend, goodbye.
You may have as many
words as you like.
This is the best clay of
my life and I'm
always happy to meet
a new friend.
My most prized possession.
Sweetheart, are you
finished packing yet, or...?
Jasmine!
Inspector, I am sorry.
Peter?
My woman's not usually
such a b*tch.
Jasmine?
You two know each other?
Jasmine and I were lovers.
It's true.
Peter was a strong
and passionate man.
Too funny!
Holy sh*t.
Tell me, inspector, do you think
I'd like to talk about your
adventures as a man of the law
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