:36:03
I am sorry. You don't feel good,
Mr. Davis?
:36:08
I promised Mr. Smirnoff we'd hear him
read the part of the father.
:36:12
Thank you, Mr. Davis.
:36:16
Binelli, we might have a part for Sasha.
:36:21
Well, maybe.
:36:25
Stand over there, Sash.
:36:30
Turn around.
:36:35
What do you think, Binelli?
:36:37
He looks just right to me.
:36:39
I could eat him raw.
:36:43
Sasha, could you get us a meal
out of the hotel?
:36:47
But they shut you off room service.
:36:49
If you could make a mistake, like delivering
the right meal to the wrong room...
:36:54
Deliver a meal to the wrong room?
:36:57
We got a terrific part for you.
:37:00
A terrific part?
:37:01
But it's so terrific that unless
Davis gets some food in him...
:37:05
...he'd be too weak to tackle it.
:37:07
I don't care about food for myself, Sash...
:37:10
...but if you let a great American author
starve, his blood will be on your hands.
:37:15
You know what the penalty is
for murder in this country?
:37:18
Well, I just left a big order
on service elevator.
:37:23
I got to deliver him upstairs,
but I don't know.
:37:28
You see, I take big chance.
:37:32
It might lead to a Hollywood contract.
:37:34
Hollywood!
:37:38
Gentlemen, you are singing
music in my ears. I...
:37:42
But if Mr. Wagner find out...
:37:46
Think of the other Russians who
made good in the same way.
:37:49
- Gregory Ratoff.
- Nazimova.
:37:53
Ginger Rogovich.
:37:56
Three years I slave in the kitchen.
:37:58
I no got courage.
But now I got courage!