:09:03
You know that.
:09:05
But what about me?
:09:08
New York has forgotten me.
:09:10
No, no...
:09:12
New York has forgotten me.
:09:14
You want to know why?
:09:16
Because l'm too generous.
:09:18
lt's my nature.
:09:19
l make life too easy
for them.
:09:22
You know what l am?
:09:25
l am the strong base upon which
Monroe Stahr rests.
:09:31
l'm loyal to him,
:09:33
and l'm loyal to New York.
:09:34
New York knows you're loyal...
:09:37
and New York respects you
for it.
:09:39
Well, New York
should be loyal, too.
:09:41
New York is loyal.
:09:42
To who?
:09:43
To you.
:09:45
All l want is recognition.
:09:47
You've got it.
:09:49
l want to see it.
:09:51
l want to see it right here
on this desk.
:09:53
l want to feel it.
:10:01
Just cut it out, would you?
:10:04
You see that bastard
touch my daughter?
:10:06
Who is he?
:10:07
Some goddamn writer.
:10:10
You know, l went down to the
writers' building this morning.
:10:14
l stood there and watched them
for 15 minutes.
:10:18
There were two of them there
didn't write a line.
:10:22
You can go right in.
:10:23
Thanks.
:10:34
Hi.
:10:39
Are you an actress?
:10:42
No, l'm just
Daddy's little daughter.
:10:44
Uh-huh.
:10:46
What are you?
:10:47
Oh, l'm just a lawyer
:10:49
from New York.
:10:51
She's too intelligent
to be an actress.
:10:53
She's graduating
from Bennington next June,
:10:55
with honors.
:10:56
l love actors, though.