1:03:00
-Is that what you're saying?
-Yes.
1:03:02
Now whatever gave you that idea?
1:03:08
Oh, I do like it here, Georg.
It's so lovely and peaceful.
1:03:12
How can you leave it so often?
1:03:14
Oh, pretending to be madly active,
I suppose.
1:03:17
Activity suggests a life
filled with purpose.
1:03:21
Could it be running away
from memories?
1:03:26
Or perhaps just searching
for a reason to stay.
1:03:30
I hope that's why you've been
coming to Vienna so often.
1:03:34
-Were there other distractions?
-I'd hardly call you a distraction.
1:03:39
Well, what would you call me, Georg?
1:03:43
Lovely. . .
1:03:46
. . .charming, witty, graceful,
the perfect hostess. . .
1:03:48
. . .and, you're going to hate me
for this. . .
1:03:51
. . .in a way, my savior.
1:03:54
Oh, how unromantic.
1:03:56
I'd be an ungrateful wretch
if I didn't say. . .
1:03:58
. . .that you brought some meaning back
into my life.
1:04:03
I am amusing, I suppose.
1:04:06
I have the finest couturier in Vienna
and a glittering circle of friends.
1:04:11
-I do give some rather gay parties.
-Oh, yes.
1:04:14
But take all that away. . .
1:04:16
. . .and you have just wealthy,
unattached little me. . .
1:04:21
. . .searching, just like you.
1:04:28
More strudel, Herr Detweiler?
1:04:30
-How many have I had?
-Two.
1:04:31
Make it an uneven three.
1:04:36
Still eating, Max?
Must be unhappy.
1:04:40
That mixed quartet I've been trying
to steal away from Sol Hurok. . .
1:04:44
-What happened?
-. . .Sascha Petrie stole them first.
1:04:46
I hate thieves.
1:04:48
Max, you really must try
and learn to love yourself.
1:04:51
I had to call Paris, Rome
and Stockholm.
1:04:54
-On Georg's telephone, of course.
-How else could I afford it?
1:04:58
I like rich people, the way they live
and how I live when I'm with them.