:34:01
Relax and breathe.
:34:05
Relax and breathe.
:34:10
All right, let's go. Thank you.
Don't be late. Come on. Don't be late.
:34:37
-Should you be on this floor?
-I have a note.
:34:40
-Miss Berg wants a tambourine.
-Fine.
:34:47
Excuse me? Excuse me?
You speak English?
:34:51
-Bruno Martelli?
-He's across the hall.
:34:53
Thanks.
:34:59
-Hi.
-Hi.
:35:03
-What kind of music notes are those?
-Laser beams.
:35:07
-It's a requiem for Buck Rogers.
-Great.
:35:11
-You ever thought of doing real music?
-This is my music.
:35:15
-I mean a band.
-I don't like bands. They crowd me.
:35:18
-I prefer my basement, no people.
-There's money though, in summer trade.
:35:22
-lf we get together in time.
-I'm really not interested.
:35:25
There's tea dances and parties,
weddings and bar mitzvahs.
:35:29
Those things are steady. People always
get married and grow up.
:35:33
-I don't need the hassle.
-I'll take care of everything...
:35:36
...just like a regular business manager.
:35:39
I'll look after the bookings, travel,
costume designs, for 10% off the top.
:35:43
Then a straight split
of the performing cut.
:35:45
-What costume designs?
-Nothing fancy, just sequins and stuff.
:35:49
See-through for me, maybe low-cut.
We gotta give them visuals.
:35:53
The sound might be wicked, but when
you get down to it, tits book bands.
:35:58
-I think I'll stay in my basement.
-Bruno, this is our chance.