:45:02
She's just bagged again. Annie,
you had me worried. Where's the bottle?
:45:06
So nice of you to come.
The butler will take your things.
:45:09
Lovely estate you have here,
Lady Chatterley.
:45:12
It's nothing, really. Just something
I keep for the hunting season.
:45:18
Everybody's coming down
for the hunting season, don't you know.
:45:22
The flea hunt, isn't it?
:45:28
What are you trying to do?
Knock yourself off?
:45:31
Doc Michel told you
this paint'll poison you.
:45:33
Dude, look.
The old lady's had her moments.
:45:40
This on the emmis?
You really got yourself a kid?
:45:45
Don't sit there slobbering.
Answer me. Is this your kid?
:45:49
- No.
- Those crumbs, taking me for a sucker.
:45:51
Oh!
:45:54
- My baby!
- All right, Annie. Stand up. It's all right.
:45:57
Dude knows all about it.
He's a godfather too.
:46:00
I don't want you
casing the waterfront again.
:46:03
I was born in a place like this and I don't
wanna come back. That's why I need you.
:46:07
What's all this malarkey about a kid?
:46:16
She's coming over with a count.
She's going to marry his son.
:46:22
Royalty.
:46:25
They're coming over to meet me.
:46:29
Me.
:46:31
Wait till they get a load of Apple Annie.
That'll be a laugh. Eh, Dude?
:46:38
Wait till they meet
her crummy old lady. Eh, Queenie?
:46:44
And see this dump.
:46:49
Annie, you can't do this. Come on now,
you old souse. Get up out of there.
:46:53
Take it easy. She's an old souse
maybe, but she's full of dreams.
:46:56
- She's full of gin. Where are the apples?
- Here are your lousy apples.