1:06:02
and she has to lower
her standard of living.
1:06:04
Then she's really got
something to lose.
1:06:07
I see.
1:06:09
But where do you find
such a person?
1:06:18
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
1:06:22
- Please.
- Thank you.
1:06:28
Now then, what can I do for you?
1:06:31
Well, I've just been divorced...
1:06:34
and I get a very large sum of money
from my ex-husband every month...
1:06:37
and I was hoping your firm
would manage it for me.
1:06:45
We... would be delighted to.
1:06:48
Now, if you would care
to give me some details-
1:06:51
Wouldn't it be cozy
if we discussed it over lunch?
1:06:54
Yes. Yes, that's exactly
what I was thinking.
1:06:57
- Aren't you clever?
- Uh, well...
1:07:00
we aim to please.
1:07:02
- I'm sure you will.
- Thank you. Thank you.
1:07:05
Thank you very much.
1:07:07
Charming as well.
1:07:09
I think I'm going to adore
being managed by you.
1:07:13
Shall we then, Mrs. Montgomery?
1:07:16
- Jocelyn.
- Oh.
1:07:18
May you call me Paul?
1:07:21
I'd love to, Paul.
1:07:30
- Ed? Ed.
- Paul?
1:07:32
- Ed.
- Over here.
1:07:34
I got her, Ed- a divorcée
with a big alimony.
1:07:37
- Really? Bully for you!
- How long do I have to wait before I can ask her?
1:07:40
How long?
Because if I can do it soon-
1:07:42
Ruth is going away for a few days
with the baby to see her mother...
1:07:45
and I can take Jocelyn-
That's her name, Jocelyn-
1:07:48
- to the house instead of to a motel.
- What?
1:07:49
- To the house instead of to a motel.
- Bite your tongue.
1:07:52
Huh? What? What's the matter?
1:07:55
After all I taught you, Paul...
1:07:57
- how can you let me down like that?
- Why? What did I-