:40:01
- Who's his date?
- How do I know? Some broad.
:40:05
- Jesus. We're in the middIe of nowhere.
- I never saw so many reeds in my Iife.
:40:09
- I feeI Iike moses.
- Lou's probabIy worried sick.
:40:12
Lou is probabIy drinking out of the
promotionaI-size whisky bottIe by now.
:40:17
Hey, wait a minute. I know where we are.
These are the fIatIands.
:40:20
my husband's friends
used to dump bodies here.
:40:23
Great. I'm sure you can show me
aII the points of cuIturaI interest.
:40:26
Hey, who are you?
:40:29
(Danny) Who are you?
:40:31
- Who are you?
- We're Iost.
:40:35
We're shooting a commerciaI
down by the river.
:40:38
Fantastic! UnbeIievabIe!
:40:40
What a break! I'm Danny Rose,
theatricaI management. God bIess you.
:40:44
- This is Tina...
- VitaIe.
:40:46
Hi. I'm Ray Webb, the actor.
How you doin', babe?
:40:50
Listen, we gotta get a car. Is it possibIe?
:40:53
- There are no cars out here tiII tonight.
- We need one now. It's an emergency.
:40:56
I'm a theatricaI manager, so I gotta see
BerIe at the WaIdorf Iater. miIton BerIe.
:41:01
There's a guy there with a boat. Give him
a coupIe of bucks. He'II take you across.
:41:06
- Great, great.
- I don't traveI by water.
:41:08
It's against my reIigion.
I'm a IandIocked Hebrew.
:41:11
You ever seen me on TV? I pIay
the shaving-cream man from outer space.
:41:15
- Wanna feeI my cheeks, huh?
- Funny.
:41:17
Come on, Danny. We gotta take this boat.
Lou's waitin'. Come on.
:41:21
Five minutes across the Hudson.
It's nothin'.
:41:23
You want me to go on the Hudson River?
That's crazy!
:41:26
How did you two get out here
without a car?
:41:28
I've been through thick and thin
with that car.
:41:31
- Now I gotta Ieave it overnight?
- Pick it up tomorrow. It'II be fine.
:41:34
If anything happens to that car,
I'II be furious, Tina. I wiII be furious.
:41:46
OK. Now they're gonna go back
to Manhattan by boat.
:41:50
A boat, mind you.
:41:51
Can you picture Danny Rose on a boat?
l mean, this guy is strictly pavement.
:41:56
he needs the smell ofcarbon monoxide
and litter to feel good.