The Last Elvis Page #2

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Don't do this.

Come on, chubs.

Listen. They're all waiting

out there. Come on.

Come on, a**hole.

They're waiting for you.

What's wrong with you?

Who do you think you are?

Come on,

open the door.

Do you hear me?

Come out!

Take it easy guys.

The show must go on.

F***ing hell!

Where were you?

I had something to do.

- I thought you'd gone.

- No.

Why did you get mad?

I didn't get mad.

Yes honey bun, all yours.

Yes, all yours.

Sure, for you of course,

I've got to go. Bye.

I need to get paid.

It's 7 shows.

We don't make payments here.

You got to stand in line,

like everyone else.

You have to pay me now.

We haven't been paying

in the last 20 days...

...cos we're fixing

the building.

I have my daughter, and

Priscilla in hospital.

You have to pay me.

I'm sorry. You'll have to wait

like everyone else.

Call before coming out here.

Talk to the girls first.

You have the number, don't you?

- Do you know who I am?

- No. Who are you?

- I'm Elvis.

- Elvis, from where?

From Memphis, a**hole.

I'm going to have this place

burned down.

Get out. You know how many

Elvises like you I have?

- Which do you want?

- This one.

- You want an olive?

- Yeah.

Stay here for a while,

I have something to do.

- And when will you be back?

- Before the show.

Please. I need my job back.

What happened?

You left me a message.

Your wife came to and

she's stable.

We're keeping her here

for another 24 hours,

and if she's okay,

we're moving her to a ward.

- Will she be all right?

- Yes.

Can I see her?

In a bit. She has to rest

for a while longer.

It hurts.

Don't worry Priscilla.

They said you're going to be fine.

Do you know how long

you have to stay?

No. I don't.

- How's Lisa?

- She's fine.

I took her home a few days.

Now she's with my mom.

With your mom?

I was passing a corner.

And I just can't remember

what happened.

I didn't put her safety

belt on.

I didn't put it on.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Tell Lisa I'm sorry.

That I miss her.

And I love her very much.

- And when will she be back?

- In a few days.

But now she's better.

She says she misses you.

Don't you want to come, Lydia?

I'm wearing the blue suit.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

You can sleep a little more

if you like. It's early.

I have a present for you.

What is it?

And this?

Where did you get it?

A friend at school

gave it to me.

His dad had it.

Thanks, beautiful.

We leave it here.

They made me quite

thin, don't you think?

How's the choir doing?

I don't go anymore.

I got bored.

Don't worry Lisa,

you'll find something that you like.

You were bom with a gift,

like me.

You just have to find it.

- Does mom have a gift too?

- No, not everyone has it.

I don't think she can stay here.

- Please, I couldn' t stay yesterday.

- Okay, just for a bit.

- Can you fetch her later?

- Right.

What happened with the car?

I almost had to pay for them

to keep it.

That's enough.

I have to sleep.

You should have benefits

for artists.

Some VIP room.

I was out there waiting

for an hour.

Can I go to the show tonight?

Now your mother's out,

you have to stay with her.

Why did you sell the TV?

'Cos I'm going on tour

in a few days.

It's very important for me.

- But, when will you be back?

- I don't know.

But you'll be fine, baby.

I'll miss you.

Me too.

When you really believe

in something

you have to pursue it

'til the end.

Those who don't

are unhappy.

I want you to be proud

of your father.

My boss told me they're going

to pay me the months I couldn't work.

Great.

Ma, can we make

some banana sandwiches?

Gross!

Bye, precious

Bye.

Let's go honey.

I want to hire a limo.

White.

For tomorrow.

Elvis...

Presley.

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