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Maybe.
Did you see Paul this morning?
When did your brother leave?
I don't know. I didn't see him, Mom.
He didn't say anything to me about leaving.
Hello?
Yes, operator, I'll accept the charges.
Mom, hello, Mom. It's me, Paul.
Paul.
Mom, don't say anything.
Just hear me out.
But, Paul.
The way things were between us, I couldn't stay with you anymore.
It's better for you and better for me. You know that.
It was driving us both crazy.
But, honey, why didn't you wait?
You know I didn't want you to leave.
We can work this out.
Mom.
I'll miss you so much.
Please come home.
I promise I'll make things up to you.
If you just come back, I promise I'll stay away from you.
Mom, I can't handle it anymore.
And Mom, tell Jimmy I'll call him. He can send me the rest of my things.
Okay, Paul.
I'll tell your brother.
I'll think of something to tell him.
Bye, Mom.
Joyce, I'm sorry I'm late. The phone kept ringing.
That's okay, Barbara, but I was beginning to think you were going to
Oh, really, Joyce, I wouldn't stand you up. I'm really sorry, love.
It's just that things are so hectic now that I'm in between jobs.
You got fired?
No, I quit.
Why? You were making so much money since you got your real estate license.
It's just that I got tired of being chased around my office and trying to
off my boss.
You mean to tell me Jerry Morgan is still chasing you around the office? How
exciting! No, not Jerry.
I quit working for Jerry ages ago and we stopped dating.
Well, who have you been dating?
No one.
No one? Why not?
I'm tired of dating.
And I'm tired of blind dates. And I'm tired of making idle conversation with
I don't know and I don't care to know.
Joyce. Joyce.
Isn't he cute?
That's why I come to this shoe store. I buy all my shoes here.
You sure have changed since your divorce.
And how. I'll take these, sweetie.
Diane, come on, please.
All right, look.
Diane, look, Phil.
All right, tomorrow night at the showcase, you'll start with the number,
animal in me, and then you'll end with no turning back.
Now, in case Benny Rogers from CNR Records gets there late, then he'll hear
no turning back number.
Now, I really want it to happen for you guys, so, you know, let's just get the
energy up and let's break some hearts, okay?
All I want to know, Jimmy, is why you and Brian get all the birds when we're
supposed to be the stars.
It's like I told you. You're in training like a fighter.
Now, you don't want all that energy shooting out of the end of your cock, do
you?
Why, I just put it to the band, and we'll all take a vote. No, no, forget
because you got this nightclub gig, and then you guys got this long road trip
ahead. Now, maybe when you come back, that's a different story.
All right, Jimmy, you're all hot.
Okay, guys, Admiral and me.
Oh,
Brian, go on, ask him.
Tell him how great I feel.
Honey, I'll see you. I gotta work with the feds. Will you be over later, Jimmy?
Yeah, sure.
No, I'll call you first.
Okay. Bye.
Okay,
fellas. When you go on, I want some excitement, you know? I want to bring
crowd to a peak.
And then when you got them, you don't want to let go.
What do you think, Brian?
You think we should drop the if looks could kill number? It's kind of slow.
I'll tell you what I think.
I think we should get some more sex in the act. Take Jean here.
Put her on stage.
Jennifer, Brian. My name is Jennifer.
All right, Jennifer.
We need some big bazoongas.
Some legs.
Put her in a see -through dress.
A miniskirt.
Show some tits and ass.
Will you quit fucking around?
This is for money.
Will you get your goddamn mind off your cock?
Jesus, you'll never change, will you?
Fuck no.
Those guys from the record labels are going to be there.
Let's dabble them with some, uh, pussy.
All right, we'll give them all the pussy they can handle, but at the party, not
on the stage.
Come on, honey.
Show my partner what you can do.
I'm gone.
I'm on fire. I'm on fire.
Me too.
Me too.
Jimmy, I told you I had talented tonsils. Oh, yes, you do.
And great lungs, too.
Thank you.
Oh!
Oh!
Hey, listen, Brian.
None of us understand why we can't go to the party, too.
We want to go to the orgy and have some fun.
If you guys are there, the girls are going to be hanging all over you.
We want them paying attention to the record company people.
You want the contract, don't you?
You bet we do.
Well?
yet, Jimmy.
I'm not dressed.
Oh, I'm sorry, Mom.
Just a second, honey.
Okay, you can come in now.
Honey, you know, you shouldn't come barging in here on me like that. After
I am your mother.
Well, you didn't seem to mind it when Paul would barge in on you.
Honey, that's ridiculous.
Paul didn't barge in on me.
Now, come on, let's not argue anymore about your brother.
I love you both the same, you know that.
Yeah, sure, Mom.
Hey, Mom, you want to go to dinner with me? I mean, if you haven't made any
plans, I know you don't like to eat alone.
No, I don't have any plans tonight.
Honey, that would be lovely.
That would be lovely.
It's been a long time since we've had supper together, just you and I.
Since you got back from New York.
Oh, well, it might not just be the two of us. I already asked Diane to come.
Oh, Diane.
Oh, that's too bad.
You know, I think you've been seeing too much of Diane.
I mean, you're too young to see so much of just one person.
Well, Mom, I'm not even sure if she wants to come. I mean, I've been trying
get a hold of her.
Come on. What do you say?
It's been a long time.
Okay.
All right.
Give me a few minutes to finish my face, okay?
Well, you look good to me.
That's sweet of you, honey.
But I still need a few minutes.
Okay. Well, then I'll hit the jacuzzi until you're ready.
What the fuck are you doing here, Diane?
I thought you were going out with Jimmy tonight.
Let's just say I got tired of waiting.
I am bored to tears.
All he cares about is that stupid band.
So what's wrong with that?
Well, I'm sure you have other things on your mind than just that band.
Like how to make a girl happy.
You know, I told Jimmy you were about as loyal as a snake.
Do you see any ring on my finger?
I should kick your rotten ass out of here.
Alright.
I said I should kick your ass out of here.
I didn't say I would.
She can be trouble whenever she wants.
She can be trouble.
She can be clever and not let it show.
She can be teasing. She can be pleasing.
She can be in trouble for you.
Though when you're alone with her, but it don't seem right.
She'll turn you on so you just can't fight.
When she's coming on like that, you can't say no.
Your knees get weak and your feet won't go.
She can be trouble whenever she wants.
She can be trouble.
She will betray you if she gets a chance.
Then she'll deceive you. She can mean trouble for you.
So when you're alone with her, but it don't seem right to turn
you on so you just can't fight. When she's coming on like that, you
can't say no.
be here i know i haven't seen him all day but uh why don't you stick around
uh no that's all right i'll be waiting in the sauna room oh god i'd love to be
waiting in your room
Jesus Christ, Mom, what time is it?
Eleven o 'clock in the morning.
You shouldn't sleep so late.
Who's that?
Do I know her?
That's none of your business, Mom.
Okay.
You know, if you moved back home, you could still do anything you wanted.
You know I wouldn't mind.
I'm not a kid anymore, Mom. Haven't you noticed?
Of course I've noticed.
I'm having lunch with Barbara Scott this afternoon, so I'll probably be tied up
all day.
When will I see you?
You're seeing me now, Mom.
That's not what I mean.
All right.
All right, Mom.
I'll be home tonight.
Hey.
Oh, Jimmy, please, there'll be none left.
Honey, please, if you're hungry, I'll make you some.
Okay, Grandma.
Jimmy,
I wish you wouldn't look at me that way.
What, Grandma?
Oh, God, why did I have to say that?
Have fun. I'll see you girls later.
Oh, you're not leaving, are you, Jimmy?
Well, you could twist my arm.
No, I gotta go, Mrs. McBride. What a pity.
We could have had such a nice three -way.
Lunch.
Bye. Bye.
See you later. Bye, darling.
Bye -bye.
You just don't know how lucky you are, Barbara.
You've got two gorgeous sons.
You know...
I think Jimmy is even better looking than Paul.
Yes, he is handsome, isn't he?
Yes, he is.
Oh, I forgot to tell you. I saw him with Diane the other day. They are such a
darling couple.
They acted like they were madly in love.
She seems like such a sweet girl.
Yes, but I don't think she's right for Jimmy.
You know, she was a groupie, and I'm sure she was promiscuous.
Come on now, the days of virgin brides are long gone.
I know, but I know what's best for my son, Joyce.
I'm sure she wants to marry him, and I know she'll try and take him away from
me.
He's all I've got left.
Stop it, Barbara.
Look, I know you and Paul were really close, but look what happened.
What do you mean, very close? What do you mean, look what happened?
I mean, you probably smothered Paul with motherly love, and he's gone.
If you're not careful, you'll smother Jimmy, too.
God, Joyce, I hope not.
It was different with Paul.
Look, I don't want to talk about it. I've got a splitting headache.
Okay. It's all right, Barbara. We don't have to talk about it.
You don't have to tell me anything you don't want to.
There's nothing to tell.
Come on now, Brian. You've got to tell me.
You've just got to.
Tell Mommy all about it.
What do you want to know, Mom?
Come on now.
I want to know about you and Barbara.
No, on second thought, I want you to tell me about Paul and Barbara.
Well, why don't you ask Barbara?
I did. She won't tell me anything.
So you have to.
I want you to tell me all the juicy details.
You know it excites me.
There isn't really a hell of a lot to tell.
Paul and his mom had this thing going.
You call that nothing?
Another mother and her son?
Who told you?
How did you find out?
Did they describe it to you?
Does Jimmy know?
That's all I know, Mom.
Are you sure?
I'm sure.
I don't know.
Barbara doesn't strike me as the type.
She's so ladylike, uptight.
I can't imagine.
I wonder if she's seduced him.
I bet that's what you'd like to think.
I'll bet she couldn't stand it, thinking about him.
day.
Knowing how long it was.
Sneaking into his room while he slept.
Finding him in her bed.
Watching it grow big and hard.
As big and hard as yours, baby.
Waking up and finding his juices inside
of her in the morning.
I can't get enough of you.
I know that you want it too.
Baby, I'm begging you.
I can't get enough of you on hand and knees.
I'm begging you.
Am I still the best lover you've ever had?
Tell Mommy I'm the best.
Tell me.
You're the best, Ma.
No, Diane, I told you he is sleeping.
Yes, I'll tell him.
No, Diane, I won't forget.
I have to run now, Diane.
Morning, Ma.
Hi, honey, I thought you were still sleeping.
No. Who was that on the phone?
On the phone? Oh, Diane.
She said she's on her way over. And I forgot to tell you. She called last
But I'm sure it was nothing important.
Ma, Diane doesn't think you like her too much.
Well, honey, I'm sure she's a very nice girl. I just don't think she's the right
girl for you.
Are you serious about her? I don't know.
I guess not.
She's just a girl.
Yes, but honey, first she was Paul's girl and now she's yours. Doesn't that
you something about her?
I mean, I don't want to interfere.
It's just that you know I love you and I want what's best for you.
Well, you didn't care when Paul was around.
How come you didn't talk to me like that before?
Jimmy, that's not fair. I... I don't know. I... I tried to. I...
I thought I did.
Honey... Please, don't be angry at me.
I'm sorry, Mom.
I'm not mad at you. I'm sorry.
I'll see you at dinner then.
Okay? Just the two of us?
Okay. She won't be there?
First, we have to talk, Jimmy.
Okay, shoot.
Okay, first we'll talk, and second we'll... Okay,
shoot.
I don't think your mother likes me very much.
Oh, sure she does. She likes you, Diane.
I like you, Diane.
Let me wear your ring.
Hey, my father gave me that ring.
Well, if you really liked me, you'd give it to me. No, no, no, no. Well, then
how much do you like me?
How much?
Oh, I'll show you how much.
Tell me that you love me, Jimmy.
Tell me that you love... You love me.
You love me.
No!
Brian McBride.
Sorry, but I'm not able to come to the phone right now.
Please leave your name and number.
I don't think you want to marry me.
Oh, will you lay off? All I said was I was going to bring you on tour with me.
didn't say anything about getting married.
But you said you love me.
You said it a lot.
Of course I said it, and I do. But what's that got to do with getting
No, I like it better this way.
Is that coming from you or your mother?
Hey, look, just leave my mother out, okay? For Christ's sakes.
Did Brian talk to you about anything?
About what?
Nothing.
Nothing. What's Brian got to do with us?
Diane, what's on your mind?
Nothing.
It's just what I thought.
Never mind.
I don't like it when you talk angry with me, Jimmy.
Baby.
You're still taking me, aren't you?
I don't know.
Well, if that's the way you're going to be about it, then take me home.
Fine.
Hi, Joyce.
I'm sorry to bother you, but I've just got to talk to somebody. Can I come
over? Of course it's okay, Barbara.
You don't need an invitation to come over.
Okay, thanks. I'll be right over. See you soon.
Oh, Christ.
I'm sorry. I knocked.
What's the matter, darling? You look terribly upset.
Come on and sit down.
Come on, Neil. Sit down.
Brian. Darling, be a dear and get Barbara a drink.
Better get me one, too.
Now will you tell me what's the matter?
You and Brian?
He's your son.
You were making love to your son.
Oh, I don't believe this. This is terrible.
Look who's talking.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean that the way it sounded.
I came here to tell you about Paul and myself, and it looks as though you've
been doing the same thing.
Yes, I know.
How could you know?
I guessed.
You did?
Well, I had to tell somebody. It's been driving me crazy.
Go on. Let it out, honey.
It's this incest thing. I hate it.
It's become like an obsession to me. I can't think of anything else.
I feel so guilty.
It's just eating me up inside.
And now, it's Jimmy. Now I want him too.
First I seduce one son, now the other.
Barbara. No, no, don't stop me. Let me get this out.
I haven't with Jimmy, not yet.
I won't let myself.
I may be obsessed, but I'm not that terrible.
Obviously, you can't control yourself.
You'll probably marry Diane soon, and all your troubles will be over.
And that's just another thing.
I didn't mean to, but I walked in on them.
When I saw him making love to Diane, I just wanted to tear them apart.
You're too possessive and jealous.
That's not how I feel at all.
In fact, it kind of excites me to think of Brian with other girls.
Knowing maybe they're younger, but I'm better.
Yes, but that's you, Joyce. It's not me. I wish I could be more like you without
all this guilt.
Are you sure you're being completely honest with yourself?
Okay, maybe I'm not.
I don't even know what's honest.
I don't even know what I want anymore.
Or maybe it's just that he's so young and we live together and I see him
undressed and having sex.
And oh God, he makes me so hot.
Now you're being honest.
Well, I have a confession to make.
Before I called you, I called Brian because I wanted him.
I am sick and tired of holding back.
What should I do Joyce?
I'll tell you what you should do.
Show him how you feel.
I can't get enough of you.
I know that you wanted to.
Baby, I'm begging you.
I can't get enough of you.
On hands and knees, I'm begging you.
Do it for me now, don't stop.
Spread your legs open more.
Spread yourself open so he can see what he's going to be licking.
See?
and thin, aren't you? Mm -hmm.
We're going to go out and get ourselves some young, hard studs. Ones that are
always ready.
And we'll teach them everything we know.
Sucking.
Bucking.
Fingering.
Feeding.
Cunning.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
affair. Fresh from their successful tour of England.
A group you'll soon hear a lot from.
One that will make it straight to the top of the charts. Ladies and gentlemen,
let's have an affair!
together go all the way and I'll be
I told you they're hot. Look, the girls love them. They're eating them up.
They're okay.
That girl there going to be at the party?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah, she'll be there.
How about the one over there?
Not bad.
Hey, listen, is that little number in the fishnet going to be at the party?
Yeah, she'll be there.
I'll be there.
Ryan, can we meet the band at the party?
Please? Can you introduce us?
Yeah, sure.
You know the band's not going to be at the party.
Yeah, but the girls don't have to know that.
top of the world, and we won't have to take shit from anybody.
Come on, Fritz, let's go. There aren't going to be any girls here.
What, Wade? What about the band? What about our contract?
Look, I'll take some tapes home.
I don't know. I'll let you know later. I'll think about it.
Well, Fritz, what do you think? I mean, you liked them.
Uh, they were okay.
Is Sharon there? I really didn't come here to talk business tonight. Do you
where she is?
I thought there were going to be some broads here.
Well, maybe you guys can stick around a while. Maybe shoot some pool and have
another drink. Do you know where I can reach her? And I'll play you some more
tape. Nah, look, I'll see you kids.
Why don't you wait?
I know they're going to show up.
Look, even if they do show up, no guarantee that we're going to get laid.
Guaranteed. They love to fuck.
Guaranteed.
They're here.
Would you like to play some pool?
Sure, will you take me?
Sure thing.
Hey guys, watch me put the eight ball in the center pocket.
I think I'm going to like this game.
Oh, Brian, I was just whooped. It's like a prick again.
Tell you what, you want to do me a big favor, don't you?
Yeah.
Come on over here.
There's someone I want you to meet.
Tell him what you love to do. I just love to suck quick.
Sure, baby.
Go ahead on.
How come you're not mixing, Diane?
You know what's a fake? This is important to me. Do you know these
do a lot of good for us?
I came here to be with you. And only you, Jimmy.
Oh, come on. What the hell are you talking about? We used to go out with
musicians. We used to fuck the brains out.
That was before.
Well, you don't have to be a one -man woman for me.
Oh, really?
Really?
Now I know where I stand.
Well, if that's the way you want it, I'll show you.
You want to see some action?
I'll show you.
You're so good.
Oh.
with you baby I wanna be I wanna be going
and coming with you baby I wanna be I wanna
be going and coming with you baby I wanna be
I wanna be going and coming with
I feel myself, I feel myself
Could I have you John Hancock?
Not now, Jimmy. Not now.
Donna, you know what to do. Go ahead. Get away.
Okay, okay, okay, okay. All right, all right. You don't need to find me.
You're a wise guy, you know that?
I'll be a rich wise guy.
Thank you so much, Mr. Benny. Very clever.
That was a dirty trick.
I'm going to come out on you, okay?
How'd it go last night?
Did you get the record contract?
Um, well, it looks good.
You didn't come home last night, honey. I was worried about you.
Well, we threw a party for the record guys and I just broke up.
It must have been a pretty wild party to have gone on all night.
So tell me about it.
Well, what's there to tell, you know?
Sex and booze and groupies and, you know, it was sort of like a stag party.
The girls don't go to stag parties.
Well, maybe stag was the wrong word to use. I don't know.
So aren't you going to tell your mother the lurid details? Ma, what's there to
tell? Come on, I'm not such an old prude as you think I am.
I mean, I've lived a lot longer than you have, you know.
Well, maybe it's best if I don't know.
Was Diane there?
Yeah, she was there.
What's so funny?
Well, I was just thinking that if you take Diane to that kind of party, that
couldn't care too much for her.
Ma, does it mean that much to you?
Honey, I just don't think she's the right girl for you.
I think you're jealous, Mom.
Oh, honey, that's ridiculous.
Come and give your old mom a kiss.
Oh, no, Jimmy, no. You'd better leave.
Before... Before what?
You'd just better leave.
Okay.
You know how Brian is. He's always late.
Probably involved with one of his girlfriends.
Yeah, probably.
You know, your mother told me she's worried about you, Jimmy.
She doesn't think that you're old enough to get serious about Diane.
I know it's none of my business.
But I am always here if you need somebody to talk to.
Well, thank you, Mr. McBride, but Diane's not my problem.
Not anymore.
No.
My mother's my problem. She's so damn jealous.
Your mother loves you very much, honey.
I know that.
You know, when Brian and I had our family problems, we used to do something
would always bring us closer together.
It seemed...
to bring us closer together when we would dance.
No.
Oh, so are you.
God, you go wild.
You know it, don't you?
Barbara, for God's sake, don't you have anything else to wear?
I guess I should put something a little sexy on, huh?
Absolutely.
Honey, when you've got these assets, you have to show them. When you've got it,
flaunt it.
Okay, but give me a few minutes to change.
Sure.
call this morning.
This'll take your mind off, Jimmy.
It'll do your world of good.
You know, this is going to be a real stretch for me, Joyce.
So where are you taking me?
I heard the five -side retreat is a good pick -up bar.
God, no.
You don't find youngies in bars, my sweet innocent Barbara.
And you obviously know where to find them.
So lay off my son.
What? No more Jimmy.
Okay, no more Jimmy.
Maybe once in a while. Hello, pizza boy.
Yes, is the young man with the brown leather jacket on duty?
Billy, right.
I'd like to order a large pepperoni to be delivered.
2763 Monroe Drive.
Right, Monroe Drive.
Great. Thanks a lot.
What in the world did you order for? I'm not even hungry.
You will be when you see Billy.
Billy? Pizza boy. He delivers.
A toast to young men.
To young men.
To youngies.
I hope this helps.
I'm so nervous.
Joyce, I have the feeling that you're trying to make a loose woman out of me.
Absolutamente. You are so right.
I told you I wanted a partner in sin.
Well, except for being so nervous, I'm ready, willing,
and hopefully able.
Here's to the new me.
Honey, let's not drown the new you, okay?
So what do I have to do when he gets here?
He's here.
You can start things off. It won't take much. Just a little touch here, a little
touch there, and bingo!
Get ready for a large pepperoni.
Hello. I have one pepperoni pizza, ma 'am. Come on in, Billy.
How do you know my name?
I've seen you around.
My purse is in the other room.
Follow me and I'll get your money.
Sit down, sweetie.
a pizza, isn't it? Uh -huh.
Isn't he cute?
Is that real?
Yeah, it's a real tiger, too.
Oh, it's pretty.
Look, Barbara.
He's so young, he doesn't even have any hair on his chest.
Do you suppose he's old enough to drink?
I'm old enough.
For what?
Old enough.
Ma 'am, I don't think you should be doing that.
Why not?
Because it's getting big and hard.
I told you, he's a cutie. He's adorable.
He's so young.
And he's going to be our little baby.
How do you feel, baby?
Just fine now.
Kiss mama.
Now, show mama what you've been doing here.
Ready?
Oh, God.
Thank you.
I can't resist when I'm old and grown.
Young stuff, you're turning me on.
But tomorrow you'll be gone.
You bring memories I miss.
Young stuff, I can't resist.
You're turning me on, but tomorrow you'll be gone.
You bring memories I miss, young stuff I
can't resist.
Press your body close to mine, make me feel so
fine. All you need I'll teach to you.
Marlo, don't forget to pick up the amplifier.
It sounds good before you go. Okay.
Hey, now that we've got the recording contract, this floor is the icing on the
cake. All right. Looks like we're in, guys.
All right, yeah!
No, not you.
I thought you... I know.
I know who you thought it was.
But I could do it better.
I could watch me move.
I hoped you'd be back.
You remembered me?
Of course I did.
How could I forget you?
That's because I feel beautiful.
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