Trust Me Page #4
- How much do you take?
- 10%.
That's an awful lot of money
for two days of work.
When she books this,
my job is just beginning.
- We'll give you seven.
- But that's not fair.
Baby, please.
You need to let me do my thing here.
That's the offer, Howard.
Take it or leave it.
10 is fair, Ray. I deserve 10%.
I understand. Let's go.
Your mama's gone.
We're doing things my way now.
I hope this isn't at Paramount
because he's banned from the lot.
Last chance, Howard. You in or you out?
We're signing with Howard
or I'm not going tomorrow.
Come on.
What's going on here? Are you all right?
I... I think so.
Could you just give us a minute?
All right, but please, take your seats.
Well...
if that's your rate, Howard,
then I guess that's your rate.
I was just trying to make sure
that the man that is representing us
is sitting on a pair.
You understand.
A career will be waiting
when you get back.
Get to know the scene, but make sure
you get some sleep, okay?
- Good night, Howard.
- Shoot me a text when you close it.
I will.
Any questions, any problems, anything
at all, call me anytime. Doesn't matter.
- How's your day now?
- It doesn't suck.
I can't believe what I'm hearing...
that's so comical!
I mean, what... is this the eighth time
you've done this to him?
Well, you can tell her your dick
will still be there in the morning
and you can drop him off then. Hi.
It's none of your goddamn
business who it is.
Fine, it's my new boyfriend.
He's going to give it to me real good.
Hello?
- Hi.
- Everything okay?
Just my jackass ex-husband
acting like a jackass.
How was the play?
I seriously wanted to slit my wrists
with the program.
- How was the roach kid?
- Brilliant. Johnny Depp with peach fuzz.
I heard he got signed
in the dressing room.
Seriously?
No. The kid's voice was like a cat
getting sawed in half.
But, he was kind of cute and he wasn't
half bad, so I got his number for you.
Did you...?
Thanks.
- Where's Ben?
- He's with his dad.
He picked him up a couple hours ago...
for the first time in two months.
Now he wants to bring him back
because his stupid girlfriend
just scored tickets for Coachella.
She's 20... she's 20 years old.
I have panties
that are older than she is.
Sexy.
So when's he's bringing him back?
- No, no, no. I said I had plans.
- Why? What are you doing?
I'm just heading over to this strip club
over in Culver City.
They have an open pole night
so I'm going to give that a whirl.
- Really? Did... no, you're not.
- Not going to do that.
Oh, crap. You know what?
You got to get out of here.
- What?
- That's my ex-husband
- and he's really super jealous.
- That's him?
- Howard Holloway?
- Yes.
Secured currier. I got a package here.
- That's not funny.
- I think it's so funny.
- Hi.
- I.D.
- I was...
- Flashing.
- Okay.
- No excuses.
- Okay.
- Now I need one of you.
Flashing. I need you to sign, sir.
- Can I use that?
- Yeah, that's why it's attached.
Okay.
- This script is watermarked.
- Okay.
You are to make no copies. I don't
want you to think about making a copy.
- Okay.
- You will bring this draft
when you come to the studio tomorrow
or you will not be admitted.
- Do you understand?
- Yes, sir.
- Good.
- Awesome.
Awesome.
Jeez, Louise.
What's in there, somebody's liver?
It's the script. "The Becoming."
- Shut up. From the books?
- Yeah, you know them?
I love them.
Ben and I read them together.
- Don't tell me she's reading for Sophia.
- Yeah.
- It's the lead.
- I know.
- Shut up!
- Kiss my ass!
- You should get in there and start...
- Oh, yeah. I probably should.
Okay, I'll see you.
Actually, I was going to have a glass
of wine first. You know, to unwind.
And I can see you need a refill,
so maybe you want to stop by
for a... you know, for a nightcap?
- A nightcap?
- Just came out.
Is Dean Martin going to be there?
- It's... never mind. It was...
- Sure.
You will?
Well, you're a nice guy, right?
- Tell me you're a nice guy.
- I am. I mean, I think I am.
So let's do this...
before I chicken out.
- One glass of wine, no funny stuff.
- No.
What... what am I doing?
No, wait.
No, I'm sorry. No, no... I'm just having
and I don't want to do something that's
gonna make me want to kill myself later.
That didn't come out
exactly the way I meant it.
It's okay. The first few years
after my divorce, I was certifiable.
When did you get divorced?
It was a while ago.
You were probably on a play date.
Anyway, I'm going to go inside now.
You're welcome to join me
for a glass of wine,
but after that, I've got to work.
So if you kill yourself later,
it's not going to be on my conscience.
That's funny.
Funny goes a long way with me.
It's going to have to.
Howard?
Lydia? What are you doing here?
Well, my dad went out and I was getting
kind of tweaked about reading with "Gandhi"
and you said you'd help me,
so here I am.
- How did you get my address?
- You know you're listed, right?
- Hi, I'm Lydia.
- I'm Marcy.
She's really pretty.
You're really pretty.
You're pretty and I'm going to go now.
- Okay, can you wait inside?
- Copy that.
Hey, hey.
Can I call you tomorrow?
So are you coming now
or in like, a little bit?
Inside.
Sure.
Oh, my God. Is this you?
Look at all that hair.
Is that your mom?
- Why does she look like that?
- She's disappointed in me.
- Why?
- Depends which picture you're looking at.
- So...?
- Oh, my God.
Yeah?
It's kind of good, though, right?
It's amazing.
But, I mean, come on.
Period vampire movie? How fresh.
They're not really vampires.
They're more like this lonely,
alien species living among us.
Yeah, with fangs who bite people.
And the main vampire guy, "Castaline,"
he's growing wings.
They're not full wings yet.
They've been here for centuries
waiting for the one
who will trigger that final phase
of their metamorphosis.
- Their what?
- Their... it's a change.
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God. It's amazing.
And, Lydia, her mother, she sells her
to them like a piece of meat.
Everybody she loves
betrays her and then it's her.
- She's the one.
- Yeah?
She's the one who becomes
this magnificent new creature.
- Are you going to start crying?
- No. God, no.
It's just I found it
kind of moving is all.
Oh, my God. No wonder Ang freaked out.
It's like they wrote it for you.
Then how come I can't act it
to save my life?
"I am a new thing
and this is my becoming."
- Who talks like that?
- It's a period piece.
They'll teach you
how to handle the language.
Tomorrow, they just want to see you
connect to it. Make it real.
Yeah, no problem. I mean, just the other
day when I was sucking the life force
- out of this kid at school...
- Now, see, don't... don't do that.
Don't distance yourself
from her like that.
She's just a kid. Like you.
She's got nobody.
He's the only person
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