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Why should I?

Oh, come on, Jerry.

It's going to be a real together party.

Please take us, Jerry. It'll be a blast.

I'm sure you'll both be very
disappointed.

Why? What way?

We don't give out joints at the door,
and you'll probably have to keep your

clothes on.

Yeah, but there'll be movie stars there,
and we'll be with you.

And besides, what's wrong with taking
our clothes off right now?

Hmm.

How do you feel about that? Yeah, sounds
good to me.

Well, it's very nice, ladies, but I'm
really a little tired.

Bullshit.

You know the trouble with you, Denise?

You talk too much.

So do you.

oh

Hmm.

It's my agent.

It's

my

agent. I've got to talk to him.

Charlie? Yeah? I got the part?

Charlie, not another fucking premiere.

Never mind.

Point is, you've got to escort a new
client of mine.

Sharon Devlin, the Broadway star.

Charlie, I'm an actor, not a fucking
escort.

And if you want to continue to be an
actor, you'll help out. Yes or no?

What do you want me to do?

Show yourself. You know where everything
is.

All right.

Charlie, we've been here for over an
hour.

Look, J .C.'s a busy man.

He's got a lot of guests here to take
care of.

But he's worth waiting for.

Why do we need him? He's not even a
producer.

Better. He's an investor.

Sometimes.

Hey, now, kids, come on. Here he comes.

J .C., watch that tongue of yours.

Everything copacetic?

Ah, great. Just great, J .C. Uh, J .C.,
this is my little starlet I was telling

you about.

Ah, this is J .C.

Delighted.

Delirious. We've been waiting here for
more than an hour.

Ah, she likes the kid, J .C. A great
little kidder.

A natural comic.

I'm an actress, not a fucking comic.
Young lady, be careful of your language.

have family over there.

Always wanted to meet a billionaire's
family.

For a morality and media spokesman and
my daddy's most conservative

representative, it seems my uncle
attracts some pretty strange people.

Obviously, J .C. believes in first -hand
research.

He wouldn't want morality creeping in
everywhere, Barbara.

What about me?

You? Yeah, me. What about me?

Well, you have an interesting syntax.

Keep her on ice, Charlie. We may have
use for her later.

See? What'd I tell you, kid? Nobody has
use for me.

Oh, really?

I don't get used.

Well, let's see what we can do about
that.

I don't fuck or suck.

Nobody.

Very interesting.

Until I'm a star.

Hey, Charlie.

I think I'll go do some research myself.

Charlie. I know, kid.

You could have been a contender.

We should have, but thank you. My
darling.

Hey, Charlie, these are my kind of
people.

What the hell are you doing here?

Don't you want to report from Jerry
Martin, escort to the stars?

Look, Sharon Devlin is a rising star.

Sharon Devlin is a rising little
opportunist who couldn't act cold in the

Hey. If you did anything to embarrass
me... Don't worry, Charlie. I kissed her

royal ass all the way from Grauman's
Chinese to the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Last night was beautiful.

It went all right, huh, pal?

Beautiful. You got your money's worth.

Tight as a drum.

Here's your change.

Keep it. It's gonna be a long, cold
winter.

Hey, Charlie, that's what I gotta talk
to you about. I need a job. Sure, sure.

can use you tomorrow or the next day.

Like last night.

Hey, Charlie.

No more nights like last night, huh?
It's not me.

Look, kid, I'm busy.

With show business, if you can remember
what that's like.

Charlie, I need to work.

If you want to be on your own, then go
out and get it. Sweat it out like a man.

I'm not Santa Claus, get me?

Charlie! Don't beg, kid.

It's not for coming.

Have a drink with us? Uh -huh.

How have you been? Pretty good.

Let me... Let me get you your special
drink.

Okay. What's this special?

Whiskey.

Sweet. You haven't called.

You were supposed to take me to a play
last week.

Yeah, right.

Oh,

pardon me.

Didn't I see you at Jackie O's party? Or
perhaps it was Truman Capote's. Or the

Gay Rights Parade.

Or was it a Saintsville play? Yes,
probably.

Hold it, hold it, hold it!

In all fairness, you have to give one of
us your phone number. That doesn't mean

it has to be you. Your number will be
written in gold, as it should be.

The lad in those pencils, boys.

None of you are my fiends.

What's your story, peeping poms?
Whatever it is, it's not as sad or as

yours. Hey, wait a minute.

Hey, it's for horses.

Yeah, no shit, Sherlock, and so are you.

Then eat.

Your day's coming, handsome.

Even though I haven't met your brother
Edgar, I was pleased to learn from J .C.

of his recovery from his recent critical
illness.

You must bring him with you next time.

Oh, you dropped your earrings.

Thank you.

Mr. Appleton was just suggesting that I
bring Edgar to your next party. What do

you think, J .C.? Edgar here?

You wouldn't really, would you?

Have I ever given you away?

I leave Edgar to his illusions and you
to yours.

Would you excuse me a moment, please?

Um, can I trouble you for a hand?

Sure.

What?

Who's that?

Nobody. Don't worry, J .C., I'll take
care of him. No, wait a minute, wait a

minute.

Does he always have that effect on
women?

Uh, not always.

Only since he became a client of mine.

You know something, Charlie?

We may be able to do some business
together.

If we can, J .C.

Charlie wants to see you.

Fuck Charlie.

Already have.

Something to fuck himself.

Fuck you.

Fuck you too.

I don't fuck anymore.

Or any of this.

Charlie don't want me to.

Charlie doesn't want you to. No, he
don't. You just come with me, you great

beautiful thing.

Let me tell you. I understand.

I love it.

I love it.

Hug me.

Hug me.

Please,

hug me.

Uncle,

why did you invite us here?

I couldn't give a party without inviting
my sister and my beautiful nieces.

Well, I hardly think Father would
approve of some of your gifts.

I don't think he'd approve of some of
your gifts.

Well, isn't it nice we can all keep
secrets from Father?

And that Aunt Madeline protects us all.

You're more my niece than you are
Edgar's daughter.

You know, for big swinging Hollywood,
this party is a major yawn. Well, I'll

to do better next time.

Where's your sense of the bizarre, J
.C.? Waiting in the wings, my dear.

Waiting in the wings.

Well, tell Madeline I'm waiting in the
car with Diane.

I can't find Jerry anywhere, J .C. Well,
you better if you want to do some

business.

I probably won't get in touch with him
until tomorrow.

I won't be here.

I'm visiting my poor dying brother.

Hello?

J .C., hi.

Yeah, we didn't get a chance to talk at
the party.

A job? Sure.

What are you, doing a new film?

Charlie thought I could help you out?

Thanks anyways, Lucy.

Yeah, sure, I'll think it over.

Glad to change your mind, Jerry.

Well, it still depends on what you have
in mind, J .C.

It's good to be alive.

Especially when you have money in the
bank.

Don't be embarrassed, my friend.

With all this, even I have cash flow
problems.

And my brother's one of the wealthiest
men in the world.

And also one of the most miserly.

But all that seemed to change for both
of us.

The old boy is dying.

But the Lord has decreed that we must go
on.

And has provided a means for you and I
to do so.

You and me?

I watched you last night.

Out here, in there, everywhere.

In there?

You have something women want. If we
just get to the point.

A man is dying.

He leaves a will.

He names heirs.

Heirs?

Several heirs.

My sister Madeline, you met her last
night.

She's devoted her life to my poor
widowed brother and his four seemingly

innocent daughters.

He's got a sister and four daughters.

And a brother, me.

That makes six.

Right.

And one -sixth of his fortune to each.

That's fantastic.

Then you'll all be wealthy.

Or wealthier.

My brother also has morals. Oh, not
business or social morals.

Sexual ones.

That's where you come in.

Finally.

Edgar, poor fellow, doesn't know that
his daughters fool around, experimenting

with lifestyles.

A man like that doesn't know about his
own daughters?

I've shielded them for my own reasons.

And Madeline's been protective of them.

So Edgar believes them to be pure.

But we must shatter that illusion before
he passes on.

Which will be soon.

Family album.

They must all be seduced.

Therefore cut out of the will.

Disinherited.

What a lovely word.

Disinherited.

Imagine, if you will, a man who's
devoted his entire life to the

sexual morality, somewhere to the right
of Anthony Comstock.

Imagine the same man suddenly confronted
by his own family, those who should

support his views the most as perverts,
moral wastrels, the embodiment of sexual

promiscuity.

Can you imagine the reaction, the
cataclysmic response to all that sexual

infidelity?

I'll need filmed and taped evidence.

It's worth $100 ,000 to you. Jerry
Martin, ex -escort to the stars.

All of them?

Like my brother.

I want it all.

For this, we get paid.

You're my key light.

You'll never be a successful director
till you learn respect for your

What we need right now is a successful
investor.

Did somebody call my name? Jerry!

Film.

That's the only real thing in the world.

Jerry, it's Super 8.

So what?

We want to shoot 35.

You're not doing a feature for a movie
house.

Okay, you guys in with me or not?

What's the budget?

Food, travel, expenses.

Location shooting?

Yeah.

Until we get the goods on all five of
them.

Equipment?

Unlimited film, camera, sound, lights.
You know, the works.

It's a dream come true, boys.

How much?

If we get all five of them on film,
there's $10 ,000 for each of you.

Come on. I haven't got all day. We've
got things to do.

Come on, George.

That's $10 ,000 apiece.

That's enough to start our feature.

I'm not an investor. I'm a producer.

No, you're not.

You're nothing yet.

I'm an assistant, and you're nothing but
a gopher.

Okay, we're in.

Okay, let's get to work.

We've got to get the goods on all five
of them. Check the backgrounds.

Find out any little quirks. What turns
them on? What turns them off?

Sort of cinema verite.

Right.

Now, if they don't fall for the bait,
that's you, you, or me.

Or if something goes wrong, we don't get
all five of them on film.

And the whole deal is off. There's
nothing for anybody.

No pickup shots?

No second chance.

No shit.

Let's see who we start with. We'll start
with one of the twins.

Nancy.

now

You have expensive hobbies.

You mean baccarat.

Oh, I only do that till Daddy's
allowance runs out.

Besides, sometimes I win.

Don't I know.

Do you like the champagne?

Here's to a girl with all the amenities.

And the best amenities are yet to come.

I suppose I should apologize for my
behavior at the party.

Oh, you mean when you were so fucking
rude?

I am sorry.

Well, never mind that now.

You're on my turf.

My rules.

And I have your apology all worked out.

Starting with the chloral hydrate in
your champagne.

Nighty -night.

Nancy, what the fuck is going on here?

Jerry, try to keep your voice down. I'll
have to stick a penis gag in your

mouth.

Get me out of here.

Oh, I'll let you out. When you've
begged. Nice and pretty.

Get me out of this cage.

This is Nancy's playroom.

I get to play.

You get to watch and feel.

Oh, this is a sorry state of affairs.

Nancy, please, let me at it here. Come
on.

Oh, no, never.

That would be cheating.

You know what your machos say about
rape?

If it's inevitable, just relax and enjoy
it.

Come on, Nancy, please.

Just trying to make you aware of who's
in charge.

As if I didn't know.

Oh, that camera I found in your pocket?

Just a hobby. There's nothing sinister
about having a camera.

Yeah, well, your hobby's pointed in this
direction.

For my own private collection.

We've got a long night ahead of us. And
I want to have some fun.

Get down on your knees.

Get down on your knees.

Let my boot.

Huh? Be better.

Lick it.

That's so cool.

Lick it up. Lick it up, puppy.

Come on, puppy dog.

Lick it.

Lick it.

Lick it.

Lick it and like it, boy.

Yeah, that's a good boy.

Oh.

Kiss my ass.

Kiss my ass.

You want it, don't you?

Yeah.

Tell me you want it.

You want to kiss my ass?

Yes. Yes?

That's enough.

Tipping a little bit, boy.

Yes.

Yes, you like pussy around your cock.

Oh, that's all.

That's all.

You want some more? Say please. Please.
Oh.

Please come.

Let me out. Come on, I'll give you a
real fuck.

Come on.

No. Come on, I'll give you a real fuck.
Come on. No.

Come on.

Come on, I can't do it.

Come on.

Come

on,

let me out. Come on, please.

Come on, I'll give you a real fuck.

See you later.

Turn now.

Come on, suck it. No!

Come on, suck it.

Ah! No!

Come on.

Suck it now.

Now lick this fucking ball. No!

Lick those balls, please.

That's right. Lick them up, good. Come
on, faster.

There you go.

Get those hands off your ass bitch.

Get those hands off your ass.

Get your head down. Get that ass up in
the air.

Remember? Huh?

Ah, baby.

Up in the air.

I'm drinking candle last night, and I
should have brought a candle holder.

But I just don't have a candle holder
around, and then... I know what

I'll do.

Do you want me to, uh, stick it in you?

No, it's all a problem.

Thank you.

Oh,

it's hard to get used to that stupid
thing.

You can make an excellent candle holder.

You're the best.

Bet your twin sister isn't anything like
you.

And then I want you to call Hollywood,
Madeline, and tell Jack Valenti that I'm

holding him personally responsible for
this year's dirt.

In all of those pictures. The goodbye
girl. An unmarried woman.

Annie Hall.

Pretty baby.

The Betsy.

The Greek tycoon.

Don't you think you ought to rest now,
Edgar?

Rest? I'm never going to rest until I
get this country back on the moral

standard.

Not the gold standard. We lost that. But
we're not going to lose the moral

standard, too.

And then I want you to call the networks
now. All three of them.

All three of them. And I'm going to have
you tell them that I'm canceling... All

the sponsorship from all the companies
that I control because they sneaked in a

bunch of smutty programs while I was in
a coma.

Really, Edgar?

Oh, now, listen. Hey, I want you to call
that Schoenecker fellow, too, over at

the National Teachers Association.

Now, you tell him I'm going to pull my
daughters out of school so he stops

teaching those dirty courses in sexual
awareness.

Your daughters are out of school, Edgar.

Well, they're my granddaughters, if I
ever have any.

Well, Edgar, I'm glad to see you're in
good spirits. Thank you.

Oh, I'm not dead yet.

They'll keep their plastic.

Oh, that's the question now. My
daughters, are they real or are they

They're very much for real.

They're beautiful children.

Well, then why aren't they here?

They were here all those weeks you would
feel very sick. They're at your beck

and call, but they do have their own
lives to pursue and fulfill.

Well, then why aren't they married and
settled down so I don't have to worry

about them so much?

They'll find their own way. Just give
them time.

You worried about your daughters, Edgar?

Free love, J .C.

That's all anybody wants these days.

But you gotta teach them. You gotta
teach them that nothing is free.

And no one's going to have one of my
daughters for free.

Or else.

Listen, I've made an addition to my
will.

Now, don't talk about your will, Edgar.
You're gonna outlast us all.

I won't live long enough to get all of
these morality initiatives on the

J .C.

But I've provided a funding for them in
my will. It's a continuing campaign.

And I'll continue to do whatever I can
to keep it going.

Will you, J .C.? Really, will you? For
real, Edgar.

You know, I've only gone for the real J
.C.

The real money. The real power.

And the real daughters. Real family.

Real morals.

Real. Pure. Chaste.

What do you think of these gay rights
and women's rights and things, J .C.?

an abomination.

They should be drawn and quartered, de
-balled and de -clitted. We're brothers,

all right.

We see this world the same way.

You had to do the first one without me.

With this thing.

Jerry, this is for amateurs.

Rank amateurs.

Calm down.

How was she? Give us the details.

Well, that's just the fact she was
different.

Now, if you don't want to give us the
details, don't.

Now, there's one down, four to go.

The next young lady will be constant
competitor of church.

Selectile condominiums.

You like athletic women, don't you,
Jerry?

This should be a snap.

Hey.

I'm Jerry.

These are my friends, Archie and George.

Of course you are.

Sure is a great

way to end the day.

Time for me to go to my pistol practice.

Hey, man, you're letting her get away.

Look, man, she's a fucking Olympic.

Run or something. I can't keep up with
it.

You blew it.

Look, you take a shot at it. Well,
where'd she go?

Pistol range. Well, Archie, go. Get
going.

Why me?

Because you're a crack shot and you do
want to shoot your important film, don't

you? Go. Come on.

Gun smoke.

Well, catch up.

What the hell happened to you?

Oh, this is crazy, man. I'm supposed to
be a fucking director, not a stuntman.

I'm supposed to go out to that pistol
range. She took me to soccer and

and water skiing, all this shit.

I can't believe it. Two grown men
letting a 115 -pound woman run you

ringer.

Well, looks like the producer will have
to take over.

I'd trade a pair of you for a couple of
campfire girls.

I'd trade me for a pair of campfire
girls myself.

You ready for more?

Yeah, I could do that stuff.

Come here.

I used to play this all the time.

You don't believe me, do you?

Nothing like hitting a target.

Simple as that.

I guess I'll be content with just
watching.

Oh, no. Come on. Try again.

Come on.

All right.

What the hell?

You're a good sport. I like that.

I am? Yeah.

You won.

I did?

I did.

What do I win?

Well, how about a home -cooked dinner at
my place, if you like?

You cook? I like.

Great. I'm going to jog five more miles,
work up an appetite. Let's go.

There he is. Zoom in. All right. Focus
it. Focus it. Focus it. I got him. I got

him. Okay. Okay.

No, no. You got the wrong guy.

You got him.

It was to the right.

Wait a second.

All right. I got him.

Focus it again. Focus it. Zoom in.

It's a jerky zoom you're doing. Come on.

We're going to miss the whole thing.

Sure you want to have some dessert?

Oh, no, please.

I'll have another brandy, though, if
that's okay.

Oh, sure.

Anyway, that's the way I see it.

I love sports. Why shouldn't I try to be
good at them?

When men find it threatening, it just
makes me mad.

They should feel proud instead of
threatened.

Are you listening to me?

Oh, yeah.

I'm sorry. I was dozing off.

You're honest. I like that.

I really put you through the wringer
today, but you kept up.

I admit defeat. You're better than me.

No. Now, you beat me fair and square at
archery, remember?

Did I?

Oh, yes.

Yes, I did.

Hey.

Yoo -hoo.

Wake up.

Hey, wake up.

Come on, wake up.

Look,

I'll see you tomorrow. I'm going home.

Ah, Christ, Jerry's going to leave.
We're doing all this for nothing.

What? No bitching all day and now no
presumptuous past?

I don't believe it.

Neither can I.

Well, since you're so willing to go, why
don't you stay?

What you really need is some fresh
country.

Hey, Arch.

Arch, get out here!

She's going to give him the endurance
award.

Take a few deep breaths.

Then let's play.

Hey, wait, wait, wait.

I'm through with games for today.

These? Yeah.

These are my balls.

Let me see.

Oh, all right.

Oh, my choice. Let me see how I bite
your ear.

Oh!

How about a kiss?

Let me kiss.

Let's see.

Touch me. Touch you.

Do you know the Zoom thing or not? Jesus
Christ. Get out of the fucking way. Do

you want to do it?

No,

no, no, no, no.

Yeah, it's hot. It's great.

Let me see.

Take a look.

I want to see that one.

great job last night.

I had a funny feeling being on the other
side of the camera for once.

You took it like a duck to water.

Not that.

I was just telling George here what a
good job we did last night, right?

Yeah.

All right, well, who's next in the
boudoir?

Madeline.

You gotta be kidding. We're going for
the aunt next?

Hey, discredit them all. That was the
deal. Yeah, but that means we gotta go

into the mansion.

J .C.'s inviting her to lunch tomorrow.

And that's when J .C.'s going to have a
man -made tour.

What the hell's taking you so long, huh?
We're not here on vacation.

Come on. Just a little bit.

The boss wants to go.

And then he made me call CBS.

Either you clean up your programming or
Edgar Church will vote his stock and

appoint Anita Bryant head of the
network.

That image of television is one great
big gospel hour.

Flags waving, giant organs, heavenly
choirs.

That's probably the way it would be if
Edgar had his way.

What would it be like if you had your
way?

Oh, I keep forgetting it, servants. Stay
off. Excuse me.

Well, I... I don't really know.

I'm really just my brother's keeper. I
don't have much experience in morality.

Morality in media, I mean.

I... Tell me, Mr. Martin, do you do a
lot of acting?

Not as much as I'd like.

And more than I'd like.

Is that some kind of riddle?

That was the deal for the educational
convocation.

I promised Edgar.

Jerry, um...

We'll have to discuss this project
later.

Sure, Jesse. I'll be back before you
know it. Toodle -oo!

Would you like a brandy?

Sure. Oh, Jesse keeps it in the den.
Come on.

Of course, I guess we're all really
actors. Life gives us all roles to play.

What are your roles?

Oh, sister, housekeeper, bookkeeper,
surrogate mother.

Of course, the girls are pretty much on
their own now. You met the twins at J

.C.'s party.

Yes.

There's that difficult point in life
where they have to find their own

lifestyle, and it makes them rather
vulnerable. They tend to trust people,

you know what I mean.

Would you like to see the rest of the
house?

I'd love to.

Fine.

Oh, yes.

J .C. collects everything.

Why, down here he has a fascinating game
room.

Well, this is it.

Fascinating.

I've been stuck from all over the world.

Bali.

Africa.

Hmm.

Which one do you think is me?

I think I like the real you best of all.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh, God.

You look so perfectly symmetrical from
the back, I just had to see your face.

Symmetrical? Uh -huh.

You are the most perfect specimen.

The most perfect specimen I've ever
seen.

What do you mean, specimen?

You're a perfect sample of what women
could be like.

Could be like of what?

The head, your eyes, your nose, your
breasts, your navel, your...

Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

What are those et cetera? Something
dirty.

You are straight out of the Garden of
Eden.

Before the word dirty even existed.

You talk funny, but you know, I think I
like it.

It's just I never expected to meet
anyone so fantastically well

It puts me at a loss for words.

You know, you're very perceptive.

Thank you.

And don't worry about words. They're not
everything.

You're right.

A picture of you would be worth a
thousand words.

Maybe a million.

Maybe a zillion words.

Say, are you trying to make a pass?

You could only see yourself.

Just as I see you. Every angle.

Every curve.

You know what I mean?

Look, I have photos of myself. Oh,
scrapbook.

No, no, no, no.

Photos would never do. It would have to
be live.

Like in a room full of mirrors.

Room full of mirrors? Uh -huh. Yes.

Yes.

I have a studio with a room like that.

What's your name?

Church.

Barber Church.

My shoulders, my hips, my thighs.

Symmetrical. I'm very nervous.

But photos are still only two
-dimensional.

Come here.

This is the real you.

Go ahead, appreciate yourself.

Have you ever seen such a beautiful
body?

Is this how you models do it?

None of my models could hold a candle to
you.

Can I see myself in the nude?

If you really want to know yourself,
that's the best way.

I'll leave the room if you want to be
alone.

No, I'm not ashamed of my body.

Yeah. Is there film in it?

Yeah, sure there is.

With sound?

Yeah.

I want to be photographed in 3D. With
the mirrors?

You what?

Yeah, that's what I want.

A motion picture scrapbook.

Can you shoot it?

Sure. Sure I can shoot it.

Can you put it here? Right here? Please?

Yeah?

Well, that's nice.

You know that for the camera, huh?

Sure. Huh?

Oh, God.

Good, yes.

That's real good.

All right.

Stop me. Stop me, please.

Yes. Stop me.

I had to see you.

You've seen me. Bye.

I'm sorry about what happened at the
party.

I thought you were your sister.

You've seen the worst side of me.

I got another face, you know.

I hope you get a lot of extra work.

I had a rough night.

Yeah, well, you look like a man who's
had a lot of rough nights.

That was the rotten thing for me to say.

Forget it. It's true.

Trust your life to women drivers?

Sure. Get in.

The dawn

is on the rise.

A brand new day for us.

To share, I see.

Tomorrow, it's there within your eyes.

Girl, we might just make it after all.

Time goes on its way.

behind those girls.

Take my hand and I will lead the way.

Girl, we might just make it. Girl, we
might just make it. Girl, we might just

make it after all.

And from what I've seen, Diane is ready
as she'll ever be. So why keep putting

it off?

You know, Jerry, I... I'm going to have
to remind you of your own credo.

Strictly business.

Am I right or am I right?

What's your fortune cookie, sir?

You're over budget.

Jerry Martin.

I don't think you're so macho.

I don't think you're the frightened
little boy type either.

Well, it covers what you don't think.

What do you think?

I'm not sure.

Come here.

That's not a bad ring. Come on.

Oh, Terry.

Terry.

I just thought I'd ask the rest of you
and Diane.

Beautiful stuff, Jerry. Just beautiful.

Where's the projector? I thought we were
going to screen it now.

Is that all of it?

Yeah. That's the film.

That's the unused rust duck.

We worked our asses off, literally.

We got it.

Here's the unused expense money. You and
George split that.

And you can keep the...

Raw stock.

I'm going to take this film and destroy
it.

You're going to what?

I'm sorry, I tried.

I really tried.

I'm just not good at this kind of work.

What is it, Diane?

She's part of it.

What about the feature? What about
George?

Maybe I can make it short.

And that's the whole story.

I should have known.

I know I'm as guilty as he is, but I'm
out of it.

And of course, you may try something
else in the future, so I thought I'd

let you know.

And the film?

I brought it along so you could see it
burn.

I see.

All right.

That was J .C.

He's expecting delivery of a very
special film and insists on giving me a

preview of it tonight.

Well, that's the film.

He'll have nothing.

Unless they try to tell him the raw
stock is the real thing.

I think I'd better warn J .C. about the
future.

Want to come along?

And that's it.

Naturally, I told Madeline the whole
story. She had a right to know.

In any case, it's all over, J .C. I
won't stand for any more. Do you

And this sleazy Sir Galahad will join
the family and maybe be included in the

will?

Edgar has rallied again, and remarkably.

He'll be with us for a long time.

Now, when he sees this, he won't.

You, my moral ignoramus, stole the wrong
satchel. You burned the raw stock, not

the felt.

At this point, your good friend George
came to me.

George will go far in this world.

He may not be the brightest person, but
at least he knows the difference between

a guaranteed hundred thou and a piece of
ass.

You bastard.

You? You were going to screw me out of
my end, right, Jerry?

And Archie?

Forget Archie.

He's a simple -minded simp like
yourself.

You're both too soft.

Where did you get that stuff?

I've had it for years.

Someone came to me a long time ago.

They threatened to send it to Edgar
unless I gave them money.

So I paid to protect the family.

You never said anything.

Then you consider it a fair trade.

My film for yours.

Guns for water.

You know, J .C., you sure were a cutesy
pie in those days.

Yeah, I...

I was, wasn't I?

Cut it.

Cut!

That's a print and a wrap.

You don't have to worry about this one,
J .C. It's a winner.

Pure cinema.

The rushes look great, Art.

Well, what did you think, my dear?

I don't think a fucking thought without
a contract.

Yes, well, I've been thinking of
changing some of my ways.

Perhaps you could be of some help.

And we'll have a formal contract.

By the way, my dear, where did you get
your dress?

Excuse me.

Now, what do you want?

Come on, slate it. Hey, quiet. Quiet on
the set. Slate in. All right.

The

dawn

is on the rise.

A brand new day for us to share I see

tomorrow It's there within your

eyes Girl, we might just make it

is on its way leaving you and me behind

so girl take my hand