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You know, I've done hundreds of these interviews, Mr. Hamilton.

Do we really need to go into the same old stories?

Well, see, Miss Jane, it's not the usual that I want.

What I'm looking for is the unusual, something very different.

Let's see.

I was adopted as a baby.

No one really knows who my parents are.

You know, as a matter of fact, they found me outside a church. A priest

me.

Now that's better.

This is good stuff.

Stuff that I really do not want published.

Why not?

It opens all the wounds for me.

I would rather that it's just left alone.

I understand.

Thought you would.

Everybody's aware about your rise to stardom.

And your Academy Awards.

What I want to do is get into the real woman.

I want to get behind the person that they are.

Ah.

Behind me.

Well, not that far behind.

What's wrong with my behind?

Nothing. It's a great behind.

But you just don't want me to talk about it.

No. I would like to do more than talk about it.

Wait. I don't usually do interviews like this.

Why are you doing this one?

I don't know.

You seem like an honest guy.

Someone that really cares.

I do.

Very deeply.

No.

I'm trying to get on your knees.

You want to sit on my lap?

No, I want you to get on your knees.

Ready? Okay, do it.

You've heard of me?

Yes, and nothing good.

Nothing? Absolutely nothing.

So, no interview?

No interview.

Look, I'm doing an article on successful women in business, and your boss is one

of the top real estate brokers in the country.

You've got to be part of the article.

Miss Brooks does not do interviews.

Okay, fine.

I've got lunch.

She doesn't do lunch.

Uh, excuse me, Miss Brooks.

Did you bug?

Who are you?

Um, I'm poor. You're a temporary receptionist while Rosie's away from the

I suggest you get out of here before I call the police.

Police? Police.

Oh,

uh, Mr. Hamilton.

You know my name?

Uh, and your reputation.

Please don't slam the door on your way out.

Nice buns.

So, is that it?

That's it.

You now own the Alcala building, lock, stock, and barrel.

Me and the bank.

Is that close, but follow the bridge.

Bridget!

Ooh, champagne, my favorite salt drink.

Yeah, well, drink up. There's plenty where there's candy.

Well, I can't drink too much.

If I get drunk, I go all crazy.

Crazy? Crazy.

Uh, Bridget, take the rest of the night off and make sure there are two more

bottles of champagne chilling, please.

Yes, thank you, sir.

I'll get this one if I get you open.

Right, champagne?

Mm -hmm.

Great. Cold.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, we're chilling.

Been on the night for hours.

Now this is boring.

You're really thirsty.

Is that the paperwork we went through?

Mm -mm.

Oh!

Mmm.

Mmm. Mmm.

Well, congratulations on your building.

Thanks for having me.

Ooh.

See, where were we?

You were trying to take advantage of me.

I was? With Sadie?

Kind of, I don't know.

Well,

the bottom's up.

Oh yeah, I like that too.

Well, what a coincidence.

It's my favorite position.

Is it?

No. Really?

One way, I'd like to close the deal.

You don't hear that?

Amen.

Ewww.

Hello Hello Hello

Okay.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

I don't know.

I picked it up.

Well, that's the way the clothes will do it.

Do you think I can adjust to any of your problems?

Do what you got.

Good deal.

These just came for you, ma 'am. Oh, pretty.

I wonder who.

Cord Hamilton.

Oh, isn't that nice?

Too coincidental to be nice.

Get him for me. Okay, I'll try his office.

I think he's nearer than you think.

Yes, ma 'am.

Excuse me, that's personal.

Look, Hillary and I have no secrets from each other.

Miss Brooks, Mr. Hamilton's here to see you.

Send him in.

Hi.

Throw my carnation, son.

So maybe I can get some roses.

Listen, why won't you leave me alone?

Because you're a fascinating person and fascinating people are my business.

Okay, so what's it going to take for you to get the hell out of my life?

An interview.

All right, Mr. Hamilton, ask your questions.

First of all, why are you so against interviews?

Because most of the time people ask me the same things.

That's bringing up very bad memories.

Okay, well, we'll certainly try to avoid those.

Where were you born?

Oh, see, bingo.

The first one.

I don't know where I was born.

I was down on the steps of a church.

No kidding?

No kidding.

Wow.

I really don't know how I can help you, but have a seat.

Meet you.

Now, our records don't go back that far.

You see, they were destroyed in a storm we had here 15 years ago.

Well, actually, I was hoping more for an eyewitness account of what happened 22

years ago.

Well, we have another problem.

The people's personal histories are protected constitutionally.

We're not allowed to delve that deeply.

Well, fortunately, I'm not limited to that.

Well, I remember there was this minister.

who was removed from the pulpit because there were rumors of a casual affair

with a nun who is now Mother Superior.

Yeah, well, we... We don't have to talk much about that story, do we? Listen,

anything you want to know, I'll help you with, okay? So, what are your

questions? Okay.

I recently met these two people who both say that when they were born, they

were left on a church doorstep.

That does happen, yes.

And the court records show that they were about the same age. So I was

if... Okay, it's true, but it was an agency doorstep.

You didn't let me finish.

It's not necessary.

Two were brought here to me very late at night. They were the most gorgeous

little baby girls I'd ever seen.

What about the mother?

Nobody found?

Nobody looked. You see, you don't understand something.

There are a lot of couples out there that want to have children and can't. So

they come here to our agency and we help them.

I see.

Let me get this straight.

So, for a small donation, your agency finds couples, children?

Yes, but the donation isn't always all that small.

And these two particular babies?

They were paternal twins.

You see, I ripped up their birth certificates that were left in the

Whatever happened to him?

I don't know.

Don't you think you should have answered that question a little too fast?

Well, I don't know.

I can't help you with anything else.

I don't know. If I knew, I'd tell you.

Look, I have other people I really have to see, so there's no further hour

having this conversation.

You really have to go, you know?

Cut. Print it.

Okay, that's a wrap. Crew call, 9 a .m.

Save the lights.

Okay.

So... Troy, wait.

Don't go.

Oh, anything you say.

Why? I don't know. I feel a little lonely today.

No, yeah. Your dressing room or mine?

Neither. Let's do it here now.

Hmm. Well, lights.

Camera.

It is.

Hmm.

Yeah.

Oh.

Norma?

What are you - doing here?

I gotta show you something. No, I'm not interested.

But I think you better be interested in it.

No.

It's very important.

It's about two people.

Yeah.

Not now though, okay?

Come here.

Later we'll hear about the two people.

I guess that's the way.

mmm mmm ah

Oh.

Oh. Oh, God.

um um um

um um

Thank you.

Yeah. How do we do that? One in the back, one in the front.

Yeah, do it for me.

Yeah,

come on. Stop, you got it now.

Later. Okay.

Mmm.

into your background you know i thought we discussed this and we had an

understanding yeah we did but i had a thought about my own curiosity great so

what'd you do find my parents no i found your sister a sister

i have a sister not exactly you have a twin sister oh

my god i have a twin sister

of the ship.

Don't I wish. And she's not here.

Yeah, I can see that.

Where might she be?

She's not showing property right now.

Okay. Business as usual, I guess, huh?

Would you be so kind as to give her this letter?

Sure, if I don't throw it away first.

You wouldn't do that.

How do you know?

Well, for one, you're too professional of a person and that personal feeling is

getting in the way of business.

May I help you?

Well, actually, I think I can help you.

She's not the one.

She's not?

Oh, well, then I'm confused.

Sorry. Yeah, me too.

Okay.

This is Luke.

He's a social worker.

This is the guy who found Hillary when she was a baby.

Oh, so y 'all finally found a link into her path.

That's great. I'm really happy for her.

Really?

How happy are you?

Come on over here and I'll show you.

May I get you anything, sir?

Oh, I don't know.

A nice massage, perhaps?

Massage?

Perhaps.

Oh.

Well, you've got great hands.

How's Zona doing?

Huh? How's that?

Any better?

That's magical.

I love having you work for me.

Do you love working for me? Oh, I love it.

Oh, it's so nice.

It's so nice. Let me massage you a little bit.

Can I get you anything else?

What do you have in mind?

I don't know.

I'm glad you dropped in.

Thank you.

you

I'm not going to do it.

Why don't you lay back and get away?

This is better than the massage I was talking about.

Yes.

I haven't lost my touch.

I like the way you massage my nipples.

um um

That's kind of what I like.

Why don't you bring that on over here?

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um um

Yes, you do.

Please.

um um

Do you know how I got the clock?

I don't think I'm talking to you.

I don't think I'm talking to you.

I don't think I'm talking to

you.

That's a nice touch.

Nice touch for a busy day.

That's what I've been doing.

Look at him.

Look at me, baby.

Look at me, sweetheart. Look at me.

She likes to cough, I swear.

She's nasty.

What else can you do?

Say that again.

I guess that could be arranged.

I don't know if that's going to be 12.

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Oh.

That's a good.

Thank you.

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Is there anything else I can get you sir?