:31:00
What a thoughtful, ever-Iovin' thing to do.
:31:03
Bill. Have I gone crazy, Bill?
:31:06
- You're my girl, aren'tyou?
- That I am.
:31:09
Then you're crazy.
:31:12
- When are you coming back?
- I leave in a week.
:31:15
The picture's wrapped up.
We previewed last night.
:31:18
Oh, those previews.
:31:20
Like opening out of town, but terrifying.
There's nothing you can do.
:31:24
You're trapped. You're in a tin can.
:31:27
In a tin can, cellophane or wrapped
in a Navajo blanket, I wantyou home.
:31:32
- You in a hurry?
- In a big hurry, so be quick about it.
:31:37
Goodbye, darling. Sleep tight.
:31:40
Hey, wait a minute.
You haven't even said ityet.
:31:43
Now, Bill. You know how much I do,
but over a phone...
:31:47
Now, really. That's kids' stuff.
:31:50
Kids' stuff or not. It doesn't happen
every day and I wanna hear it.
:31:54
- And if you won't say it, you can sing it.
- Sing it?
:31:57
Sure, like the Western Union boys used to do.
:32:04
Bill...
:32:06
It's your birthday.
:32:09
And who remembered it?
Who was there on the dot at12 midnight?
:32:14
Happy birthday, darling.
:32:16
The reading could've been better,
but you said it.
:32:19
Now "many happy returns of the day".
:32:21
Many happy returns of the day.
:32:25
- I get a party, don't I?
- Of course. Birthday and coming home.
:32:29
- Who will I ask?
- I know all about the party. Eve wrote me.
:32:35
- She did?
- She hasn't missed a week since I left.
:32:38
But you know that.
You probably tell her what to write.
:32:40
- I sent her a list of guests, so check with her.
- Yeah, I will.
:32:45
- How is Eve? OK?
- OK.
:32:48
- I love you.
- I'll check with Eve.
:32:52
I love you too. Good night, darling.
:32:56
See ya.