Walking and Talking Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 86 min
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I don't need friends
who talk about me that way.
Okay? That's
why I didn't call you.
- I never... I don't know
why you think that.
- You got a message...
on your machine
when you were in the bathroom.
Some girl
was talkin' about me.
That's how I know.
- What message?
- I don't know. I erased it.
Can I go now?
Do you forgive me?
Laura. Are you there?
It's me. Pick up.
Look, I really need to talk
to you. Did you leave
a message on my machine...
about Bill being ugly?
Laura! Sh*t.
[Door Closes]
[Peter]
God, she could've given me
a hug or something.
- What're you talking about?
She's not your girl.
- So?
- She hurt me very, very bad.
- Badly.
Whatever, man!
You're so insensitive.
I'm sick of all your crap.
You're no friend to me.
You're an enemy.
Leave!
Begone!
This guy directing the play
is such an idiot.
He's a total putz.
He's really just a spoiled actor
who thinks he can direct.
And someone gave him the money.
I swear I don't know who.
And voila! He's
directing a play.
I said I'd do it,
just 'cause I need to work.
- Right?
- Right.
But what I really
want to do is write
and direct my own stuff.
- I'm sorry. I'm boring you.
- No. No!
I thought the play was good.
This is interesting to me.
I don't... I don't normally
hear this kind of stuff.
- Where are you from?
- New York.
What do you do
in your spare time?
I... Stuff.
- You got brothers or sisters?
- Why are you interviewing me?
'Cause I haven't shut up,
and I feel bad.
Oh, no. Don't. Oh.
- You put clear nail polish
on. That looks pretty.
- They... Th-Thank you.
- Peter. Unbelievable!
- Hey!
- You were so great!
- Peter, I gotta go. Bye.
- Stay! You sure you can't stay?
- Thanks. No. Yeah.
- Hi, Frank.
- Hi.
Is she here? I... I know
you guys screen your calls,
but I... I thought I would try...
She's not here. I thought
she was with you, and then...
I... I heard your message.
- Okay. Well, will you
tell her I came by?
- Yeah, I...
Are you okay?
You... Do you want to come in
and... and talk or something?
- I don't want to bug you.
- You're not buggin' me.
I... I'm just tryin'
to fold my laundry. Come on in.
Wow. What are these?
Ah, just some stuff
I've been workin' on.
They're beautiful.
- Are you stoned?
- Yeah. You want some?
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's pretty strong.
[Laughs]
I know you think
I'm some kind of hack or something.
No, I don't. I just...
I've never... I've never
seen your stuff before.
I mean that... that you liked.
You know?
Yeah, well, I've been
trying to work on it more lately.
But, uh, I don't know
what to do. I...
I just started
getting back into it.
And they offered me
this new line at work,
designing a series of...
men's leisure rings.
[Laughs]
Yuck.
- What are those?
- Exactly.
Oh, man.
Now, that is just the...
teeniest, tiniest,
most adorable thing
I have ever seen.
She wears an eight.
[Giggles]
- What are you doing?
- What?
- You smelled your armpit.
- It comforts me.
- What?
- Try it. Hi.
- Stop! Hi, Ma.
- Andrew.
- Darling, am I late?
- Ma, this is Amelia.
- Oh, hi. Nice to meet you.
- Yes, hello, Amelia.
How do I look, Andrew?
I... I tried to pull myself together.
- You look good.
- I have an interview across town.
- What interview?
- I'm gonna take a job.
Part-time, maybe,
if I can get day care.
- Hey, Danny.
- Hi, Andrew!
- Look who's here.
- Hey, pretty girl!
- Have you missed your uncle?
- Danny, this is Amelia.
You don't know her.
- I don't know her?
- No.
- You're gonna tell me
I don't know this girl?
- You know me.
And, Danny, Andrew's
gonna take you for that
haircut we talked about.
- Okay. I'm ready.
- All right.
You know what I
just thought of?
It'll be a great idea
for the birthday party.
We should have cold cuts.
Corned beef.
It's been forever
since I've had juicy corned beef.
That sounds delicious.
That's a good idea.
You know, when Andrew was
a little boy, he used to hate to
get his hair cut. Didn't you?
But do you remember
what we did after your haircut?
I'd take you to the dump.
It was your favorite place to go.
We'd climb on top
of this huge mountain of stuff.
There were seagulls
flying all around. It stank!
But once we found a bicycle
there. Remember that?
- You know what I just thought of?
- [Amelia] What?
I think cold cuts
It's been ages since I've
had a juicy corned beef.
Sounds delicious.
It's a good idea.
- [Machine Beeps]
- I don't know what I'm doing
in this line.
I have like $32
in my account.
paintings for that rich guy.
I am.
That's next week.
What do you think? Could I
to get me through some bills?
- Sure. How much?
- Mmm. Couple hundred.
You know, your dad is
not as bad as I pictured.
No, he's great.
It's my mom who's pathetic.
Why? She
seemed nice.
You met her for five minutes
and you think you know her
better than I do?
F*** you.
- F*** you.
- You were rude.
It's none of your business.
You asked me
to come with you.
Thanks.
- I can pay you next week.
- Good. I'll need it.
Where you goin'?
I'm goin' home.
Where you goin'?
I was, uh... I was gonna go
to the phone company, pay my bill.
Okay. So I'll
see you later.
Wait a minute!
You're gonna pay your
phone bill with the money
I just gave you?
Yeah.
Are you crazy?
Give me back my money.
- Why? You lent it to me.
- Give it back to me, Andrew.
You are so low! You think
I'm gonna pay for you to have
phone sex with that girl?
- They're gonna cut off
my service if I don't...
- Give it back.
Give it back!
[Soft Love Song]
I can't believe that
you would say that on my machine.
- [Continues]
- What were you thinking?
Well, you didn't
even like the guy,
so I... I guess I was
thinking that he wouldn't
be in your apartment.
I do like him.
And now he doesn't
want to see me again.
I'm sorry I hurt his feelings.
I really am. I...
I mean, it didn't
really seem like he was
right for you anyway.
[Snickers]
Oh, well, now he isn't.
I'm sorry.
Do we really have to
listen to this vagina music
all the way there?
- Yes!
- Yes!
- This is amazing!
It's so beautiful.
- It's so beautiful.
This is where I thought
you could do it, maybe.
Yes. Definitely. This is perfect.
I love these two trees.
- Isn't it beautiful?
Yeah.
- It's beautiful!
No. I think it has to be
over here, you know.
I mean, if it's over here,
everyone's gonna have a much
better view, right?
Looking out onto the lake?
Yeah.
After the ceremony they're gonna
feel like havin' a drink,
and we can set the drinks up
right over there.
Oh, and the path.
They're gonna have a direct
path right to the tent.
And while they'll be in the tent
they can eat, drink, mingle.
Whatever. Go home.
Well, if they feel like
goin' home, then...
they'll be
right by their cars.
- [Chuckles]
- And what will they be feeling
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