What's Love Got to Do with It Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 118 min
- 7,536 Views
Gee whiz!
And when they spin that record, baby
You know it makes me think of...
I love you, Ike!
- Come on. Pass it up!
- That's not gonna help me.
Come on now. Must be somebody
out there who'll sing tonight.
Come on, baby!
Come on. You ain't deaf.
Bring the microphone.
Here!
- She's a nobody.
- Here, here, here!
- Stacy. Here, right here.
- What you want, girl?
Right here. Give it to my sister.
Give it to Anna Mae.
Go on, Anna Mae.
Girl, go on now.
You've been practicin'
in the bathroom enough!
Go on. That's right.
know you love me, baby
But you never tell me so
I know you love me, baby
But you never tell me so
If you don't tell me
you love me
I'm gonna pack my rags and go
- Baby!
- Girl!
Oh, I live on the street
from the jukebox, baby
All night long
they play the blues
I live across the street
from the jukebox, baby
All night long
they play the blues
Every time they
spin that record
Honey, it makes me think of you
And there's just one thing
in particular, baby
Always sticks in my mind
Yes, one little song
in particular, baby
Always sticks in my mind
And every time
they play it, baby
Oh, please
don't leave me, baby
Yeah!
That girl can sing!
Whoo, Lord, give it to her!
- It was really good!
- Do you want a refill?
- Yeah.
Spider, get going.
Where'd Spider go?
Oh, I sent him to get
me some cigarettes.
Oh, yeah?
What's wrong? Ain't you never
been in a restaurant before?
- Of course!
- Coffee?
That's all right. That's all right.
Forget it.
Here you are, miss.
Thank you.
I thought you ran out of smokes.
- Yeah, well...
- Here's your silverware.
Ready to order?
Look here, I'm gonna have the
steak and eggs, over easy.
And, be sure to get
whatever you want, hear?
- Miss?
- Could I have a steak?
Okay.
Anna Mae!
Girl, you shocked
the hell out of me.
get such a big voice?
You had them folks
tore down in there, like...
let me put it to you this way.
See, it's like you sang like a man.
I mean, you all woman. You all woman.
Any man can see that, but...
girl, it's like you got your own
particular way of gettin' a song out ya.
It's unique. You got
your own unique sound.
See, that's what sells records.
Whoo, you got a flair.
Oh, yeah, you definitely
got a flair, now.
Do you have a... a flair?
A flair? Yes, I do.
Matter of fact, I got a flair
for writin' songs, and...
I also have a flair for
makin' singers famous.
- What do you mean?
- The people that's come up with me...
folks that sang in my revue,
lot of 'em went on to be big time.
After they with me, they'd,
you know, they'd take off.
But that's all right, though. That's
all right. That's all fixin' to change.
- Steak.
- I got a new singer in mind.
Oh, yeah? He good?
Oh, yes, indeed.
She is real good.
Matter of fact, she's very good.
He say he want me
to be his new singer.
What's she talkin' about now?
He told you that?
- Who?
- Ike, mama! Ike Turner!
And he gave you his address
to come around and rehearse...
- Oh, Lord!
- What's a Ike Turner?
Anna Mae, get your gullible
country ass out of the clouds.
He does that to all the girls.
That's his line.
You know what I'm sayin'?
Alline, how come this
string of pearls is shorter?
Did you cut off my pearls, girl?
This is tighter around my neck.
Maybe it's all them
chitlins you ate.
- Don't get smart with me, miss Alline.
- What?
Who is that in
a red convertible?
Red convertible?
Mornin'. May I speak
to your mother, please?
- My mother?
- Anna Mae Bullock's mother...
Mrs. Bullock,
does she live here?
- I'm her mother.
- This is Anna Mae's mother!
Y'all believe that?
- I can't believe that.
- No.
My goodness! What's a fine young thing
like you doin' with two grown daughters?
Hey, miss Alline.
- How can I help you, Mr...
- Turner. Ike Turner.
The Kings of Rhythm. We play
down at the Club Royal every...
Listen, Mrs. Bullock,
Anna Mae sang at the club last night.
- Oh, sure did.
Mr. Turner say
I got a flair, mama.
- The kind that would sell records.
- Mama, Anna Mae can sing.
I didn't pay for Anna Mae
to come all the way up here...
from Nutbush, Tennessee, to be
wastin' time with a bunch of musicians.
Well, wait a minute, mama.
It wasn't like that. Anna Mae...
- Alline, take Anna Mae in the back.
- But, mama...
Yes, ma'am.
- Come on, Anna Mae.
- Go on, girl.
Mr. Turner, I don't know
what you had in mind, but...
this little girl's
gonna be a nurse...
and bring a steady
paycheck in this house.
Yes, ma'am, but, Miss Bullock...
did you ever see a nurse drivin'
an automobile as fine as mine?
Me, neither. May I?
Now, look here, if you
let Anna Mae work with me...
I guarantee you she'll be
makin' big money in no time.
You tellin' me
Anna Mae sing that good?
Put it like this: I could get anybody
in St. Louis to sing in my band,
but I want her.
Think about it. Let her
come to a few rehearsals.
Let me work with her.
You're welcome to sit in if you like.
You have my word as a gentleman
she'll be under my protection.
You know, I noticed my boys...
crushed some of your flowers
accidentally outside.
That should cover the damages.
We'll be expectin' her
around 7:
00 this evening.It's been a pleasure
meeting you, Miss Bullock, and...
you have a nice day.
Make me over
Make me nice
And when I'm done
Oh, I wanna be right
I wanna be made of...
Anna Mae, you're gonna have to
sing rougher. You hear me?
Rougher! From here.
Okay? All right.
We gonna take it from the top.
Here we go.
And one, two, three, and...
I'm talkin' to the priest
Rougher, Anna Mae.
The high priest
Come on. Rougher.
And everybody out there
in the universe
If what I'm sayin' is wrong...
I don't understand what
you mean by "rougher".
Tell me what to say.
What's "rougher" mean?
Sing.
'Cause I wanna be made over.
Now you got that girl
screamin' like a maniac.
Yes, ma'am.
Keep singin', Anna Mae.
That don't make
no sense to me.
Look here. That's what sells
records, Mrs. Bullock.
Look, do you want a drink?
Yeah, I want a drink,
but I wanna watch this rehearsal.
Keep singin'.
Come on. I'll get you a drink
in the back. Come on, Alline.
- Come on. I'll get you a drink.
- I wanna watch this rehearsal.
Give me a liniment
and wash me clean
Make me over
Make me nice
And when I'm done
Oh, I wanna be right
Hey, Lord, make me over
I wanna be made over
Hey, Lord, make me over
I wanna be made over
Make me over
I wanna be made over
- All right, girl. From here.
I wanna go places
- Oh, let me hear it.
Oh, I wanna do some things
- Yeah!
I wanna be a star
Oh, I wanna have a big name
And in my heart
let beauty reign
And when I'm done
Oh, I wanna have fame
Oh, Lord, make me over
I wanna be made over
- Lets go, baby.
Oh, Lord, make me over
- All right! Go ahead, Anna.
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