:56:01
Clothes hang better on you
than they do on me.
:56:04
Watch out, Daphne.
:56:06
Sugar, come on. Let's play ball.
:56:10
Junior, time for your nap.
:56:12
No. l wanna play.
:56:14
You heard your mother, Junior. Scram!
:56:16
This beach ain't big enough
for the both of us.
:56:19
Mommy!
:56:21
Here we go.
:56:23
l like coffee, l like tea.
:56:26
How many boys are stuck on me?
:56:30
One, two, three,
:56:33
four, five, six, seven...
:56:42
I'm terribly sorry.
You're not hurt, are you?
:56:44
- l don't think so.
- l wish you'd make sure.
:56:47
Because when people find out who l am,
:56:49
they hire a shyster lawyer and sue me
for three quarters of a million dollars.
:56:54
- l won't sue you, no matter who you are.
- Thank you.
:56:59
- Who are you?
- Now, really!
:57:04
Sugar!
:57:06
Come on.
:57:08
Honestly.
:57:10
Cheerio.
:57:16
- Haven't l seen you somewhere before?
- Not very likely.
:57:19
- Are you staying at the hotel?
- Not at all.
:57:22
Your face is familiar.
:57:24
You may have seen it
in newspapers or magazines.
:57:27
- Vanity Fair.
- That must be it.
:57:29
Would you mind moving a little?
You're blocking my view.
:57:33
Of what?
:57:34
They run up a red-and-white flag
on the yacht when it's time for cocktails.
:57:38
You own a yacht?
:57:41
Which one is it? The big one?
:57:44
Certainly not.
:57:45
With all the world unrest, nobody should
have a yacht that sleeps more than 1 2.
:57:50
l quite agree.
:57:52
Tell me, who runs up that flag?
:57:54
- Your wife?
- No, my flag steward.
:57:57
Who mixes the cocktails? Your wife?