The Largest Theatre in the World: Heart to Heart Page #14

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You know, I meant what I said earlier,

Jessie.

I do need you. I do love you.

Things like tonight,

I can't face on my own.

-Well, you did.

-No. No.

I wasn't on my own.

No!

This is a bad set for a love scene.

Who said anything about a love scene?

You did. You said "love".

If a man says that to a woman

in the Wild West,

he means "love", damn it.

-Jessie?

-No. We're off the set now.

I was going to do it, you know, Jessie?

You believe that, don't you?

I was going to expose that phoney,

they were gonna cut me off or fire me,

but I was gonna do it.

It would have cost me my job, my flat,

my car and my wife.

You believe me, don't you?

Your wife came pretty low on that list.

-Dave?

-Yeah?

Excuse me, Mrs Weston.

My little sister's mad about you

and she wanted to get your autograph.

All right.

-Thanks, David.

-Good night.

You believe me, don't you, Jessie?

If I didn't, I wouldn't love you,

would I?

Good night.

-I'm dropping...

-No, I'm gonna get the bus home. No.

Please, I didn't mean that.

I know exactly what you didn't mean.

Oh, damn. Damn.

It would be nice, wouldn't it,

if things were different.

Go on, say it.

All depends on what you mean by "nice".

No, it all depends

on what you mean by "different".

Go home, David.

Three. Three out of

two hundred and eighty four.

That's right.

Well, I'd like to meet those three.

Now, you go home and think about them.

They must be very interesting people.

And I'll go home,

think about the man

who made them interesting.

Good night, Mrs Weston.

Good night, Mr Mann.

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