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Garbage.
is garbage. I can't stop thinking about it.
What kind of thoughts about garbage?
what's gonna happen with all the garbage.
I mean, we've got so much of it.
of places to put this stuff eventually.
is when that barge was stranded
the island and nobody would claim it.
- Yes, I remember.
what may have triggered this concern?
Yeah. Yeah.
John was taking out the garbage,
out of the container,
and that made me...
a garbage can that produces garbage.
garbage. And it keeps overflowing.
to try to stop something like that?
- What do you mean?
Well, last week we were talking about
the families of airline fatalities.
concern over the garbage problem.
Yeah... So?
you'll see the object of your obsession
which you have no control over.
Yeah, but how many people do you think
how great and how happy things are?
but I don't think they're in therapy.
Anyway... bein' happy isn't all that great.
I was really happy, I got so fat.
I must've put on 25 pounds.
I thought John was gonna have a stroke.
- What am I looking at here?
- Depends on your point of view.
I'm gonna tell you a little secret.
you start getting spectacular attention
- That's bullshit!
Super Bowl seats for every time
without the slightest provocation.
- That happened before you got married.
It never happened before I got married.
when I was 18 and saved myself...
Yeah, right!
...a lot of time and money.
No, I wish somebody'd clued me in.
I'm tellin' you.
Oh, shit, I gotta be someplace.
- How about 7.30?
- Bye-bye.
- Janet.
Reschedule Kirkland for, uh, Friday, 1:30.
- All right.
keeping these thoughts from John?
Yeah.
at thinking these things?
No, it's not that. It's just...
- Why?
stay at our house and didn't even ask me.
I'm gonna say yes, of course, but...
been nice to have been asked.
What upsets you about that?
because I can't justify bein' angry.
It's his house. He pays the mortgage.
and you do have housework.
Yeah. I have housework. That's true.
how are things with John?
Oh, they're fine.
where I don't want him to touch me, but...
When did you begin having this feeling?
Well... last week.
really strange feelin', and... ugh...
just didn't want him to touch me.
comfortable with contact with John?
Oh, yeah. Sure. Yeah.
Except for... well...
I've never really been that much into sex.
I mean, I like it and everything, but...
it's such a big deal, and...
I wouldn't miss it, you know, kinda thing.
about how things have slacked off.
your hesitance at being touched.
because he started not touching me
before I started feelin' like that.
Ah.
that I would initiate things once in a while,
it just never occurs to me, and...
I have felt like it I was by myself.
Did you do anything?
What do you mean?
Did you masturbate?
Oh!
Oh. Oh.
God, no.
No. Mm-mm.
that you never masturbate.
Well... I tried once.
It just seems so stupid!
a dumb thing to do, and...
dead grandfather was watching me, and...
don't know what to do with the garbage.
when you tried this?
but not... real recently.
havin' a guest in the house.
I gotta get back to the office.
I only get one today? Gee, how exciting.
I gotta get back.
Look, John, if you wanna leave, leave.
little get-togethers. Don't flatter yourself.
kid gloves. Tell me how you really feel.
an old friend I haven't seen in years.
I think he's a little lost.
to spend a little time with him.
Meaning we'll have to cool it for a while?
- Yeah.
that bartending job of yours.
Why?
of all those guys hittin' on you.
I can handle it.
I'm sure.
and some of the guys are cute.
And you are in no position to be jealous.
Who said I was jealous?
I did.
at your house sometime.
sister's bed gives me a perverse thrill.
and tell everyone Ann's a lousy lay.
Ann Bishop Millaney.
- How about I just start a rumour, then?
- Afraid of gettin' caught?
Yeah!
You should be.
- Who, Graham?
many years ago, but I...
I think we're very different now.
- Ann? Uh, my name is Graham Dalton.
- May I use your bathroom?
Uh-huh. Come on in.
- Oh, back there to the left. I'm sorry.
I brought you some.
Thank you. That's real sweet.
This is his wife.
That's all right. Thank you.
Well.
- False alarm.
Have a seat.
smoke in the house.
- Oh, no, no, no, no, no. No, no. I...
I can wait. I'm...
- Yes.
I do have some other things, but I don't...
This is all I need to stay here.
Have you ever been on television?
Television? No, no.
Why?
I was just curious.
Graham. That's an unusual name.
Yeah. Yeah, l, uh... I guess it is.
My mother is a complete Anglophile.
makes her drool like a baby.
the name in a movie or something.
She's a prisoner of public television now.
How do you like being married?
I like it just fine.
What about it do you like? I...
- No, no, no, no. That's OK. Uh...
about the security of it?
Well, that's true.
And, um, we own this house.
It's a nice house. And...
and I really like that.
you know, freelance or whatever.
Yes.
since you've seen John?
- Nine years?
to stay here until I found a place.
- Oh, no, I knew him very well.
John and I...
were very much alike.
Really?
I mean, you just seem so different now.
we are pretty different now.
- OK.
called the cops when I saw you today.
"This couldn't possibly be the same guy
the back of the chapel on a weekly basis".
- Everybody has a past. That's mine, so...
So, what's with the get-up?
- John!
- No, no, no.
Nobody died.
- I mean...
think of this rather sombre attire?
I don't know.
- Yeah, it wasn't bad, honey.
mass with the salt, but, uh, tonight was...
add more, but you can't take it away.
Yeah, you say that, don't you?
- Mm.
Mother, father, my sister.
- Younger.
Are you close?
I'm sorry. I'm... I'm prying again. I'm sorry.
Were you prying before?
I was grilling Ann about your marriage.
- Well, I... Very well. Uh...
So, I was asking about your sister.
Yeah. Well...
We get along all right, it's just that, uh...
Well, I think she's an extrovert.
She probably wouldn't agree.
No, I mean, definitely wouldn't agree.
see Elizabeth while you're here?
Uh... I don't know.
- A girl Graham dated in school.
Well after the chapel episodes.
to the best of my knowledge.
were talking about apartments,
little apartments in the Garden District.
- There's critical crime in that district.
- No. There are...
lookin' for. There's plenty of apartments...
- I'm sorry?
you know, everything I own is in the car.
If I get an apartment, that's two keys.
to open or close. That's more keys.
get ripped off, and I get more keys.
- You don't have to worry about losin' 'em.
the apartment. Still one key.
The car's important. You gotta be mobile.
to leave someplace in a hurry?
Yeah, or go someplace in a hurry.
Excuse me.
- No, no, really, I'm fine.
There's not that much to do.
Graham, do you pay taxes?
Yeah, I pay taxes. What do you mean?
I'm not a liar.
of human being on the planet.
- Lawyers.
Oh. That's you, honey.
to hunt for apartments?
Show him how the city's changed.
- No, I'd love that.
- All right. How about tomorrow?
- Good.
One key, huh?
Great idea.
- Cynthia, John.
Meet me at my house in exactly one hour.
You are scum.
I'll be there.
there's plenty of room for two.
No, it'll just be me.
- No.
a shower curtain in the bath.
in the tub so you won't fall.
You said about 350?
the first and the last months' rent.
- Not for 350.
How about 400?
I could live with that. I could live with that.
- All right.
- Yeah.
- In here.
Well, ain't you a picture?
Well, do you like it?
It's lovely. Is it for me?
Yeah, it's for you.
Is that for me?
Yeah, that's for you.
You're amazing, dear.
Can I tell you something personal?
Yeah. Yeah.
Well, you gotta go first.
OK.
I think that, um...
I think that sex is overrated.
far too much importance on it.
wantin' it just as bad as men is crap.
want it for the reason men think they do.
I'm getting confused.
- Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I remember reading somewhere
the person that they're attracted to,
attracted to the person that they love.
God, that's... that's beautiful.
That's really beautiful. I like that.
Oh, I'm just quoting.
tell me something personal?
- Yeah. Yeah, I do.
something gross, about some scar.
really personal, about yourself.
All right. OK.
- You're what?
- You are?
Yeah. I mean, like, well, I can't...
in the presence of another person.
I'm impotent.
Does that bother you?
No.
Does it make you feel self-conscious?
Not usually.
No. Uh...
Yeah, I'm self-conscious.
that you are, though.
- Well...
you know, I watch you speak,
watch you move, and I see somebody
of people looking at you.
- You're in therapy?
Aren't you?
No. I... No, I'm not.
I was a miserable failure in therapy.
- No, I believe in it for some people.
you know, silly for me.
I was confused going in.
So I just formed my own theory
that you should never take advice
that doesn't know you intimately.
Well, I know my therapist intimately.
- No!
- Oh, no, I'm sorry. That's what I meant.
Somebody you've had sex with.
Oh.
I'm... I don't understand.
I mean, how would you know?
- Oh, no. I wasn't always impotent.
Oh. Oh, OK.
So, let me see. You said, um...
you said that I should never take advice
I haven't had sex with, right?
- Right.
And, uh, we haven't had sex.
- No.
I shouldn't take your advice.
- You wouldn't? OK.
All right.
- Yeah, right.
- It was OK.
- The visitor?
that was staying at your house.
- Graham.
Yeah. I mean... no.
turned out to be interesting.
to be just like John.
to school together and everything.
together and secret handshakes and...
really this... character.
He's kind of arty.
But OK.
Is he still at your house?
No. No. No. He's gone.
So where's he from?
in New York and Philadelphia.
I think he just kinda travels around.
So, what's he like? Is he like John?
No. I don't think John likes him any more.
Says he thinks he's gotten kinda strange.
Is he? Strange, I mean?
on the street I might think so,
I'd just say he's kinda unusual.
Mm-hm. So, what's he look like?
Why?
- Why, so you can go after him?
I just asked what he looked like.
to fuck his brains out,
what business is that of yours?
- Say what?
You say it just to irritate me.
I say it because it's descriptive.
who would go in for that kinda thing.
- I wonder why.
room. You're afraid he'd be drawn to me.
I don't think he's your type.
How would you know what my type is?
Oh, I have a pretty good idea.
Ann, you don't have a clue.
why we're discussin' this.
and call him myself.
He doesn't have a phone.
Well, I'll call him when he does.
He won't.
What are you talkin' about?
He's not getting a phone.
Oh, please.
I'll think of a reason to stop by.
Please, just let me talk to him first.
You won't even have to be involved.
address so you can go over there and...
- Do whatever it is you do.
Listen to the way you talk.
- Thank you, I was still smoking that.
What'd you lose?
That goddamn pearl earring.
It cost me a fucking fortune.
I must've left it somewhere.
gettin' Momma for her birthday?
I'll get her a card or somethin'.
- Yeah, what's wrong with that?
I think you might be givin' her...
Will you stop? Jesus.
- OK, Ann. OK.
How about this?
and I'll pay for half.
- Fine. Fine.
I have to go to work.
location you've ever masturbated in?
Well...
I, um...
Los Angeles to, um, to New York.
it was a really crowded flight and I was...
I didn't get a window, I didn't get an aisle.
and I was... I was just bored.
I think I had, like, a woman's magazine.
and stuff. And I was thinking to myself
something to take my mind off this trip."
just thinking away, and then I just...
Just between these two people.
- Nobody knew.
to not betray what was going on
to the people around you?
I have really strong muscles.
It's open!
- Hello, Ann.
- No, no.
- No, no. I can finish later.
the apartment looked like with furniture.
there's not much to see.
this minimalist vibe.
- Yeah? Yeah, you think so?
they're all library books.
- Uh, those are videotapes.
I can see that. Of what?
I've been workin' on.
What kind of personal project?
- What kind of personal project?
like anyone else's personal project.
personal, I guess.
Who's Donna?
- Donna. It says "Donna" here on the tape.
Donna was a girl I knew in Florida.
Oh, you went out with her?
No, not really.
all have women's names on 'em?
women more than men.
- Thanks.
- No, this is perfect.
So, all of these are... are interviews, huh?
- Can we watch one?
No, I'd... No.
Why not?
Well, I promised each of the subjects
see the videotapes except for me.
What are the interviews about?
The interviews are about sex.
Sex?
What about sex?
Uh, everything about sex.
Like what?
What they've done, what they do,
for, what they wouldn't do even if asked.
Anything I can think of. Oh, your ice.
- Yes.
And they answer 'em?
Yeah. Uh...
Mostly. Sometimes they do things.
- No, uh... for the camera.
- I'm sorry this came up.
I'm sorry this came up, and...
- Here, I'll take it.
- Bye.
He doesn't want you to come over.
Did you tell him about me?
- Why not?
- Well, why?
don't wanna get involved with him.
What happened over there?
- No.
all of a sudden? Is he drownin' puppies?
It's nothin' like that, OK?
- No. Not physically.
- I don't wanna talk about it.
- I don't know.
- Cynthia, John.
Not today. I've got other plans.
Oh. Well, when, then?
How about inviting me over to dinner?
- Yeah, I know what you mean.
- It's open.
- Hello.
- I'm Cynthia Bishop.
- I'm Ann Millaney's sister.
The extrovert.
She usually calls me loud.
Yeah, she called you that, too.
So, uh, what are you doin' here?
- No, I just wanna know why you're here.
Sisters talk. You can imagine the rest.
if I don't characterise that conversation
that I didn't hear.
or Ann said about me or anything else.
- Sure.
I don't have any lemons.
very confused, I'd say, and upset.
She still is.
for makin' her feel bad?
No.
- No.
Thanks.
what made you wanna come here.
a very flattering portrait of me.
listen to Ann when it comes to men.
I mean, look at John, for Christ's sake.
with him, didn't you?
You're probably friends or somethin'.
No.
No, I think John is a liar.
I think you're right.
to find out what got Ann so spooked.
Why don't you tell me what happened?
are what got Ann so spooked.
Oh.
I think I get it.
Oh, yeah? What do you get?
they must be somethin' sexual.
havin' sex with these girls?
- Either you are or you aren't. Which is it?
- Doin' what?
- About what?
sexual preferences.
- Nothing.
- I just wanna ask you questions.
- That's all.
talkin' about their sexual experiences?
- Would anyone else see the tape?
sees the tapes except for me.
How long will it take?
One woman used up only three minutes.
And another used three two-hour tapes.
How do we start?
I turn on the camera and you start talking.
Do I sit or stand?
- I'd prefer to sit.
Are you ready?
OK, I'm recording.
- Cynthia... Patrice... Bishop.
- OK.
your first sexual experience.
Um...
or first time I had intercourse?
- Sexual experience.
I was... uh... eight.
Is this the kinda thing that...? Yeah, OK.
Michael Green, who was also eight,
asked if he could watch me take a pee.
if I could watch him take one, too.
behind my house.
out cos he kept sayin' "Ladies first!"
my little panties and urinated,
and he ran away before I even finished.
between you after that?
for the rest of the summer,
and then his family moved away.
To Cleveland, actually.
What a shame.
When did you finally see a penis?
When I was 14.
So, what'd you think?
Was it what you expected it to be?
No. Not really. I...
I didn't... I sorta pictured it, um...
veins or ridges or anything.
like a test tube.
It's weird, thinking about it now.
a separate thing, a separate entity to me.
and I could look at it and touch it,
I forgot that there was a guy attached to it.
when the guy spoke to me.
- He said my hand felt good.
Then what happened?
And...
and then he stopped talkin'.
- John, Cynthia.
- I told Janet I was Ann.
Ah. She bought it?
Well, obviously.
Look... I want to see you.
- Right now.
I got a client waiting.
I'd have to do some heavy-duty juggling.
and get your butt over here.
- Janet.
I know, I know.
See if he can come in Monday, any time.
Tell him, uh... Tell him, uh...
- OK.
- Yes, sir.
All right. Bye.
Would you like me to take my skirt off?
If you wish.
You're not wearing any underwear.
Do you like the way I look?
Yes.
Do you think I'm pretty?
Yes.
Prettier than Ann?
Different.
John and Ann don't have sex any more.
Is that what he tells you?
He doesn't have to tell me.
You're on fire today.
Yes.
You can go now.
What kind of questions?
Questions... about... sex.
Well, what did he ask, exactly?
Well, I don't wanna tell you, exactly.
life, but you won't tell your own sister?
- Did he ask you to take your clothes off?
No, he didn't.
- Yes.
- What?
- Because I wanted to.
- Because I wanted him to see me.
bouncin' it off some satellite.
- Ann! He wouldn't do that.
- Well, it's too late now, isn't it?
- No.
Did anybody touch anybody?
Well, yes.
Don't tell me.
Don't tell me. Don't tell me. You didn't.
- You didn't.
- Oh, my God. Cynthia!
You're in trouble.
What are you talkin' about?
God, Cynthia.
- You couldn't do it, period.
- I feel like I do.
You can't trust him. He's perverted.
this freaks you out so much.
bother me, why should it bother you?
- OK, then, don't.
Are... are you an assassin?
- You're just an errand boy,
sent by the grocer to collect the bill.
isn't it? Marlon Brando.
It's great. Pardon me.
Maybe you should be there for a while.
an answering machine?
- It's busy.
Well, why don't you keep tryin'?
OK.
- What is it?
- Looks like a tablecloth.
- Why would she want a sundress?
and varicose veins.
- When I do, I won't wear sundresses.
- Hold on.
- Cynthia, John.
- What's she doin' there?
she and I are buying your mother-in-law.
Oh. Great. So, when can I see you?
duplicate the intensity I had the other day.
Nothin' wrong with trying.
I don't think my sister would agree.
Do you want me to stop calling?
- Roger.
wearing red. That's quite a coincidence...
- Really?
Are you very married?
- Oh. Oh.
- I'm just here to see my sister. OK?
Who's your sister? Is she married?
So, um, what's my share of the dress?
- It's a nice dress.
- Looks like a tablecloth.
about the dress. I'm sure she'll like it.
Oh, you have to go? OK. Goodbye.
I'll see you later. I'll call you!
Bye.
John?
Mm?
- John?
and they said you weren't in.
Do you remember where you were?
On Monday?
Uh... Last Monday?
Oh, I had a late lunch.
So, who'd you have lunch with?
I ate by myself.
Come on.
- Are you havin' an affair?
Jesus Christ!
and now I'm fuckin' somebody?
- No, I'm not.
at the accusation. Come on.
If I'm right, I wanna know.
but I'd be more upset if you lied to me.
Well, there's nothin' to know.
how upset I'll be if you lie to me.
This is paranoia.
should be paranoid, I should be.
you act as if I'm dipped in shit.
out there that'd be glad to have
makin' a pretty good living
beside 'em in bed with a... with a hard-on.
- For God's sake, Ann.
- Ann, I'm not fucking your sister.
for one thing.
- No, I'm just saying.
when you didn't wanna make love to me.
to because you were having an affair.
- Well, I'm not either. Now, come on.
- Oh, look. This is ridiculous.
- There's evidence?
saying that we shouldn't not ever talk,
conjecture and intuition.
- Goddamn right.
I'm positive the man is guilty."
- All right.
- All right. You made your point. OK.
All right.
I'm sorry.
with this... this Kirkland thing.
it's my first big case as junior partner.
I work all day and I come home.
I look forward to seeing you.
It hurts that you'd accuse me like that.
I'm sorry.
What? Come on.
on my hands, and I just sit around
like, intricate scenarios.
all my time, so I wanna believe 'em.
- Oh, John, I don't know.
talkin' about my little problems
those poor children are starving.
Well...
not gonna feed the children in Ethiopia.
I know.
You never used to say the word "fucking".
Fuck.
believing you did it.
- Well, you...
- Well, you know him.
Do you think he can be trusted?
I don't know.
From what you've told me, I don't know.
he showed up dressed like
some undertaker for the art world.
I like the way he dresses.
gets into the wrong hands?
talking about military secrets here.
so he can sit around and get off.
with any of them? They just talk?
They just sit around and talk.
if he had sex with them. I mean, almost.
or some porno movies or somethin'?
He has to be able to interact with them.
Interact?
Whatever that means.
in front of him?
make such a big deal out of this.
- She is my sister.
- I wish you hadn't.
she didn't have to know about.
- Ann...
- Hung up.
- Oh, God!
or did he have a contract with you
broadcast these things?
No, sir.
You realise you have no recourse legally?
It's not funny. It's not funny, Cynthia.
These tapes could show up anywhere.
They won't. I trust him.
You trust him? That's funny.
A hell of a lot more than I trust you.
- Just what I said.
I'd trust him before I'd trust you.
- You're fucking your wife's sister.
You're a liar. But at least I know that.
of human being. And the first.
- Nothing. You're lying to Ann, too.
of God and everyone to be faithful to Ann.
Look, are we gonna do it or not?
I shouldn't have called.
I need to do somethin'.
to help me straighten up?
Jesus!
in this place that works?
go sit somewhere else?
Come on, John. You should be happy.
out. I'm makin' it real easy on you.
- Did he put you up to this?
- Graham.
I don't need people to tell me what to do.
Now just... leave.
Maybe I don't wanna leave.
Maybe I wanna talk.
anything to talk about.
Yeah, you're right.
Things are gettin' complicated.
No, they're gettin' real simple.
It's open!
Hello.
Want something to drink?
Yeah, thanks.
I'm sorry, I don't have any iced tea left.
Thank you.
John and Cynthia have been... fucking.
Yes, I know.
- Yes.
How did you know?
She said it on her tape.
I really appreciate it.
Well, I... I haven't seen you.
even if I had seen you.
Why not?
Because it's not really my place.
My life is shit.
It's just shit.
Nothing's what I thought it was.
John's a bastard.
Let's make a videotape.
No, I...
- Why not?
you'd make in a normal frame of mind.
about a normal frame of mind?
That's a good question.
- Uh...
Load a tape and turn on the camera.
Do it.
So, where do you get your money from,
for rent, and tapes, and stuff like that?
Underneath my mattress.
when this money runs out?
It won't.
Are you comfortable there?
Yeah, I'm comfortable.
OK, I'm recording.
Tell me your name.
Ann Bishop Millaney.
Listen, have you seen Ann at all today?
This afternoon?
Uh... Well, no, I just...
Everything's fine. Thanks. Bye.
Thank God. You had me worried sick.
the door is open, the car is gone.
abducted by some mad fucker.
- I want out of this marriage.
What?
I... want... out... of this marriage.
Why?
You're asking me why?
and you want out of this marriage.
I think you could tell me that.
Fuck you. Fuck you.
All right.
- I drove around.
- Graham's?
Graham.
Goddamn that son of a bitch!
Oh, Mr Honesty, huh?
Mr Apostle of Truth!
Well, I know you didn't fuck him.
these goddamn videotapes?
Annie... answer me, goddammit.
Goddammit, answer me. Did you?
- Ah!
God!
Don't you touch him!
OK. I'm gonna...
- What?
Hello?
What are you doing?
OK, I'm recording.
Tell me your name.
Ann... Bishop... Millaney.
So, what do you wanna talk about?
- Sex.
OK. Let's talk about sex.
Do you have sex?
Not very often, no.
When you do, who usually initiates it?
He does.
Is the sex satisfying?
I don't know.
I don't know. I don't know what you mean.
Do you have orgasms?
I don't think so.
that I've never had one.
with someone other than your husband?
Here we go.
- No.
I don't wanna stop.
with someone other than your husband?
I've thought about it.
- No.
Why not?
I hate it when I have feelings that she has.
because I know that's the way she thinks.
What other men have you thought about?
I thought about you.
- Yes.
What did you think?
look like having an orgasm.
what I look like havin' an orgasm.
Give a woman an orgasm?
Yes.
Could you do that for me?
- Why not?
Because I can't.
- I can't because I won't.
- No. Yeah, that's correct.
- Yes.
Was it so bad it turned you off, or...?
- What was the problem?
I was the problem. I was a...
I was a pathological liar.
Or I am, I should say.
The lying is...
you're continually recovering.
So that's it?
You lied?
- So, what else happened?
Well, at that time, uh... I...
I used to express my feelings nonverbally,
and often scared people
that were close to me.
Are you still like that?
No.
So you're never gonna make love again?
I don't... I haven't made any plans, so...
- I'm not in love with you.
- I can't answer that.
- I told you.
- Ann, forget about the sex, you know? I...
even remotely, you know.
I'm different in so many ways.
I relate to other people, communicate.
talking, it could never have been possible.
she and I are talking"?
- I'm sorry, I was...
- She's Elizabeth? Is that who it is?
talked about? Is that who it is?
- So, you're still in contact with her?
- No. I'm...
is gonna think about all these videotapes?
bein' too understanding.
right, since you don't lie any more?
what I'm gonna do, exactly.
I mean... perhaps I won't do anything.
so that you could think about it?
No, I moved back here for some...
A sense of closure, you know?
Resolution of some sort.
important to me to understand that.
That's... That's pathetic.
Oh, my God, Graham.
and show her you've changed
like it's some gift or somethin'.
And look what you've changed into.
And this is what you come up with.
the rest of your life?
Why are you doin' this?
Why are you doin' this to yourself?
- Please, don't do that.
- Don't do that.
do you tape women talkin' about sex?
Can you tell me why?
Come on. I'm just gonna keep askin'.
very interesting.
Well, I do. Tell me why, Graham.
- What?
"Tell me why?" Why?
don't have the slightest idea who I am.
in my life leading up to this moment
that it makes some sort of sense to you?
You know, I was there.
I don't have the slightest idea who I am,
to be able to explain it to you?
And why? You tell me why.
Why do I have to explain myself to you?
Because maybe I can help you.
- Your problem.
My problem? Do I have a problem?
John and Cynthia and you, and I...
I feel comparatively healthy.
You've got a problem.
You're right.
I've got a lot of problems.
But they belong to me.
You think they're yours, but they're not.
becomes part of your problem.
Anybody that comes in contact with you.
part of your problem, but I am.
I'm leavin' my husband,
but the fact is that I'm doin' it now.
And part of it's because of you.
You've had an effect on my life.
This isn't supposed to happen.
so that this didn't happen.
cos I knew it'd crush you.
But now...
I fucked Elizabeth.
Before you were havin' trouble, even.
She's no saint.
She was good in bed.
She could keep a secret.
That's about all I can say about her.
- Yeah, sure.
- John Millaney for Brian Kirkland.
- All right.
work is critical.
you take away my work, that's different.
And if Ann can't handle that...
- Mr Millaney?
- Mr DeForest would like to see you.
All right. In a minute. I'm on with a client.
- All right. Jesus.
- Yeah?
he's obtained representation elsewhere,
for Mr Kirkland to leave it with me.
Thank you. Um...
- All right, Mr Millaney.
Thank you.
Fool!
Hope he knows what he's doin'.
- Yeah?
- All right. Tell him I'll be in in a minute.
the world revolves around a game of golf.
I'd better go talk to DeForest.
Sure.
OK.
Fuck.
Oh, no, just one's fine, thanks.
This is my favourite part.
name our first child Rusty.
What do you think of that name?
here. I should at least know your name.
- Hey.
I knew it was your birthday.
- It's a nice plant. Looks like a tablecloth.
Look, I can't stay. I gotta go.
- Do you have my work number?
No.
Got a pen?
I'm wearing blue.
Is this some sort of weird coincidence?
I think it's something more.
- No. I'm just passing through.
cos I get real busy, OK?
- OK.
See ya.
- Bye.
She's a very nice girl. Very nice.
- Hey.
I think it's gonna rain.
It is raining.
Yeah.