:37:02
Julian is a fine man
and much too good for his wife.
:37:05
- You ought to know what I know.
- I know what I know. She's a dame.
:37:09
She's good-Iooking, smart,
warm, very appealing.
:37:11
- You did want to!
- For God's sake, Toni, act your age.
:37:15
Or rather, don't act your age.
:37:21
- Dracula, it's for you.
- I want to talk to you.
:37:24
- Hi. How's your head today?
- Which one?
:37:26
- Igor, do you mind if I talk to...
- Of course not.
:37:30
- Wait, I live here.
- You can wait in my place.
:37:37
- And I used to worry about you.
- That's what caused all the trouble.
:37:41
You and Igor, that child.
:37:42
I don't want to talk about Igor.
I want to talk about Julian and me.
:37:46
All right. Are you keeping him?
:37:47
Or can you spare him? I want to know.
:37:49
There is something else.
I'm going straight to the point.
:37:52
I have no patience when people
shilly-shally about these things.
:37:56
Julian and I...
:38:02
Oh, my God, it isn't as easy as I thought.
:38:06
I think I can guess. You're pregnant.
:38:09
Pregnant? Whatever gave you that idea?
:38:11
The night Julian took you home.
Why not? You're still Mrs. Winston.
:38:15
I am not Mrs. Winston.
:38:19
I'm Miss Dickinson.
:38:22
Miss Dickinson?
:38:26
But you...
:38:30
The old maid.
:38:34
That's ridiculous.
:38:36
That's what I think.
Well, I hate to be the one...
:38:39
Now, let's not get excited.
:38:41
- You're Miss Dickinson, Julian's nurse.
- Right.
:38:44
Well, then, who's Mrs. Winston?
:38:46
But there is no Mrs. Winston.
Julian isn't married.
:38:51
Never has been.
:38:54
This is a trick, isn't it?
:38:56
You're trying to confuse me,
so I'll do something.
:38:59
You'll get to keep him for yourself,
along with Harvey, Igor...