: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.
:21:00
- David?
- Yes, David.
:21:03
Which makes everything
just ginger-peachy.
:21:05
I'm terribly sorry, but it is difficult
trying to keep up with your romances.
:21:10
After me came Kenneth,
and now it's David.
:21:13
Why the switch
from Kenneth to David, anyway?
:21:16
- Obviously, I think he's nicer.
- Well, he's certainly richer.
:21:21
That's a new low even for you, chum.
:21:25
(Kenneth) - Gave me a 'D' in conduct.
(Phillip) - How's your drink doing?
:21:28
How many years has it been since I said,
'Oh, it tickles'? And don't you tell me.
:21:32
- I hear Rupert's coming.
- He was invited, but you never know.
:21:36
- I hope he does. How is he?
- Who is he?
:21:38
Rupert Cadell
was our housemaster in prep school.
:21:41
Housemaster for you three little dears?
:21:44
Four little dears.
He tried valiantly to teach David, too.
:21:48
Rupert's a publisher now, isn't he?
:21:49
Successful? Maybe he can give me a job.
:21:51
Rupert only publishes books he likes,
usually philosophy.
:21:55
Oh. Small print, big words, no sales.
:21:58
- Right.
- Rupert's extremely radical.