:19:04
- What do you mean?
(Brandon) - Janet.
:19:08
Hello, ducks. Angel!
:19:10
Be careful of my hair. It took hours.
:19:13
- You smell dreamy. What is it?
- That swill you gave me last Christmas.
:19:17
- I knew I had good taste.
- You do. You look lovely.
:19:20
I won't by the time it's all paid for.
:19:23
Was that funny?
I never know when I'm being funny.
:19:26
Whenever I try to be,
I lay the bomb of all time.
:19:28
- Phillip, sweet.
- Hello.
:19:31
What's this rumour
I hear about you and Town Hall?
:19:34
I bet you're going to play a foul trick
on all of us and become...
:19:38
horribly famous.
:19:39
I believe you've met.
:19:43
- Hello, Ken.
- Hello, Jan.
:19:46
That was fascinating, wasn't it?
I seem to have run down.
:19:50
What would you say
to some champagne?
:19:52
'Hello, champagne.'
:19:55
You see what I mean
about trying to be funny?
:19:58
- How've you been, Ken?
- Fine, thanks.
:19:59
- How's the new job?
- What are you doing?
:20:01
Writing that same dreary column
on how to keep the body beautiful.
:20:05
- For whom this time?
- An untidy little magazine called Allure.
:20:10
Thanks, chum.
:20:15
- Oh, isn't that painting new?
(Brandon) - Yes it is. Do you like it?
:20:18
- Well, what is it?
- New Young American Primitive.
:20:22
I have a new young American sister.
:20:24
She's three
and her stuff is really primitive.
:20:27
(Laughing)
(Janet quietly) - You dirty dog.
:20:28
(Brandon quietly) - Why?
- Didn't I notice another one in the foyer?
:20:33
I don't think so. Which?
:20:41
This.
:20:44
- I could really strangle you, Brandon.
- What have I done now?
:20:47
At times, your sense of humour
is a little too malicious, chum.
:20:50
What are you chattering about?
:20:52
- Why did you invite Kenneth?
- Well, why not?
:20:54
You know perfectly well why not.
:20:56
We called it quits ages ago and I'm
practically engaged to his best friend.