:37:02
Uh, Mr. Twilight, I don't know
if you remember me,
:37:05
but about five years ago, you
invested a few thousand dollars in a...
:37:09
a home movie I was making.
:37:13
Oh, yes, uh, I remember.
How is your wife?
:37:16
Oh, she's fine.
She still talks about you.
:37:18
Uh, Mr. Twilight, time is short.
:37:21
Have you ever thought of going
into the publishing business?
:37:24
Publi... Publishing.
:37:28
I've got the hottest magazine
the world has ever seen.!
:37:30
There's millions in it.! All I need
is a mere half-million dollars...
:37:34
to get the first edition out.
:37:36
Publishing.
Now, that's class.
:37:39
Well, sir, you wouldn't exactly
be the publisher.
:37:43
Uh, Miss Love, would you please
excuse us for a little while?
:37:47
Yes, I really must
be running along.
:37:49
So nice to have met you, Mr.
Tremain. My pleasure, Miss Love.
:37:53
Until tomorrow, Charles.
Tomorrow, Miss Love.
:38:08
Tell it to me again, how for a half a million
dollars I'm not gonna be the publisher.
:38:12
You're the publisher.
You're the publisher.
:38:15
I'll just
put out the magazine.
:38:21
You're gonna put out
my magazine?
:38:23
A slimy, two-bit bum
like you...
:38:25
put out a J. Charles Twilight
publication?
:38:29
I want class.
I want the best.
:38:32
Now, let's go and get it!
:38:46
Has thejury reached
a verdict?
:38:48
We have, Your Honor. We find the
defendant, Abner Peacock, not guilty.
:38:56
Congratulations! I've
never seen anything like it!