Welcome to the Dollhouse Page #4
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- Year:
- 1995
- 88 min
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A**hole.
Don't feel bad, Dawn.
Brandon McCarthy's just a retard.
F*ggot!
It was 20 years ago today
When Harv and Marj were married
There were three little twinkles
in their eyes
When over the threshold
Marj was carried
Harv and Marj
you're the greatest
You're the greatest couple
the world has ever seen
We love you both
We wish you the best
Happy anniversary
great joy and happiness
Happy anniversary
Happy anniversary to you
Happy anniversary
Happy anniversary to you
You're the king
of the breadwinners, Harv
And Marj
you're the queen of mothers
Missy, Mark and Dawn
- Are your lucky
- Where's Dawn?
- Son and daughters
- I don't know. Where is--
Rita, did you see Dawn?
Happy anniversary
Happy anniversary to you
Happy anniversary
Happy anniversary to you
- How are you?
- I'm fine.
Yeah?
Are you gonna lose your lunch?
- Really? You think so?
- Oh, honey, would you--
- Where's Steve?
- Hey, look who's here!
- Where have you been?
- Leave me alone. I'm looking for Steve.
- Where's Steve?
- I don't know. Leave me alone.
I'm trying
- Where's Steve?
- In the garage.
Steve! Open up!
Open up!
- Hey, Dawn, what's up?
- I have to talk to you.
- What about?
- I was wondering if--
Well, I've been thinking
seriously of building...
another clubhouse,
and I wanted to know--
Would you be interested in being
What-What are you talking about?
"Special People"?
What's the matter?
Do you know what
"special people" means?
What?
"Special people" equals retarded.
Your club is for retards.
- Hey, Mommy, look!
- I see, honey.
Oh, look at Missy!
Oh, God, you are so cute!
Oh, look at her dancing
with Mr. Kasdan!
And look at me and Steve!
- Hey, I look pretty good there!
- You sound good too.
Oh, Harv, we have
to get copies of this tape.
Yeah. unfortunately,
Steve just quit the band.
What? I just gave him $200.
Didn't you just tell me he got an "A"
on his Computer Science final?
It's not that.
He dropped out of school and left town.
in New York as the next Jim Morrison.
- Stupid idiot kid. He'll never make it.
- That's what I told him.
-He'll never get into a good school now.
-No, he won't make it.
- Never make it.
- Never.
Mommy, let's watch it again!
You're so lucky.
Would you ask Brandon McCarthy
to step outside, please?
- Is something wrong?
- The police want to question him.
Brandon,
come up here, please.
Leave your test.
Come along, Brandon.
Thank you, Martha.
Sorry for the interruption.
I'm so glad I caught you.
Listen now, Dad just called.
His car broke down, and I have
to pick him up at the car dealer.
I've left a note in the kitchen
for Missy to give to Mrs. Golden...
but in case she doesn't
see it when she gets in...
tell her to get a ride home
from ballet with her.
I won't be able to pick her up
like I told her I would.
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- Now you won't forget?
- No!
And that means hungry for love.
They haven't gotten enough love.
They haven't gotten enough affection.
They haven't gotten enough
attention from their partner...
or from the people in their life.
I like to think
of your relationship...
as a living,
breathing thing.
I have found that in my program
there are five things--
I'll get it!
Wiener residence.
Whom, may I ask, is calling, please?
It's Ralphy.
- Tell him I'm punished.
- But you're not punished.
Well, I don't feel
like talking to him.
But he's your friend.
So here.
- Dawn.
- Hang it up!
I don't want to speak
to that f*ggot!
- But, Dawn--
- Hang it up!
- But he's your friend.
- He is not! He's a spy and an a**hole!
- But, Dawn, Ralphy likes you.
- Yeah?
Well, that's too bad, 'cause you can
tell him I hope he rots in hell!
- Maybe you should say you're sorry.
- F*** you!
You know you're not supposed
Oh, hey, Missy!
What?
Nothing.
- Haven't seen her since 6:15.
- Long brown hair, blue eyes...
Iast seen wearing
a pink leotard...
pink ballet slippers
and a pink tutu.
She has an older sister,
eleven and a half.
She gave her the note
from her mother.
She claims to have
given her the note.
- Her sister says she gave her the note.
- Yeah, she claims to have.
- This was taken last summer.
- You're not going to school today?
- Mom's afraid I'll be kidnapped also.
- Yeah, right.
What?
Never mind.
What do you think
- Clues.
- But she's not here.
Duh !
Do you think
you can use that one?
Excuse me, Sergeant.
Do you think they'll find her?
- Are you the big sister?
- Yeah.
- And you're the big brother?
- Yeah.
Take whatever you need.
I just want my Missy.
Excuse me.
You know Dad's real sick. He's probably
gonna have to go to the hospital.
- Why? What's wrong with him?
- The doctor's not sure...
a nervous breakdown.
It's probably just his gallbladder.
- I'll help, Mom.
- Thank you, Dawn. Here.
Take that up to your father
while I talk to the sergeant.
Sure, Mom.
I brought you some tea.
How are you feeling?
Better?
Well, don't worry, they'll find Missy.
I'm sure of it.
And if they don't,
well, remember:
You've still got me and Mark.
Hello.
Want a bite?
Tommy? Tommy!
Go on,
get back in the kitchen.
- Who are you?
- Dawn Wiener.
- I'm a friend of Brandon McCarthy.
- What do you want?
Well, I was wondering
if I could see Brandon.
- How come you're not in school?
- My sister was kidnapped.
My mom let me
stay home today.
- What do you want with Brandon?
- I wanted to talk to him.
What'd he do,
knock you up or something?
Okay, then, go ahead.
You can go say good-bye to him.
Go on,
up the stairs at the back.
But you got just one hour,
then we're leaving.
Thank you, Mr. McCarthy.
Hi, Brandon.
What are you doing here?
I tried calling you, but my mom wouldn't
let me because my sister was kidnapped.
Yeah, I heard.
So what do you want?
I want to be your girlfriend.
Too late.
I'm leaving.
- Where are you going?
- None of your business.
- Can I come along?
- No.
- Are you gonna go back to school?
- No way, man.
I'm not goin' to no
reformatory either.
My dad thinks I'm goin', but he can
go to hell. I'm gettin' out of here.
- You mean you're running away?
- Yep, to New York.
- Does anybody know?
- No.
Get off of me.
I'm the one that
makes the first move.
- Now come on.
- R-R-Right now?
Now or never.
- But I can't now.
- Why not? What? Are you scared?
- No, but l--
- What?
Can't you wait just a little longer?
I mean, I'm sure Mr. Edwards...
will let you back in
if you stop dealing drugs.
Who said I deal drugs?
But, Brandon, everyone says--
And you believe them all.
You mean, you didn't?
A**hole.
Jed's the one that deals.
But, hey, don't feel bad.
You're like everyone else.
You think
I'm some lying a**hole.
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