1:24:10
Good morning, Mr. Becker--
1:24:11
l mean, Mr. McDowell.
1:24:13
A few too many at the dance, eh?
1:24:15
Yes, sir.
And, as you can see...
1:24:17
the place is a bit of a mess.
1:24:18
You'd probably be
much more comfortable...
1:24:19
waiting in the lobby, sir.
1:24:21
You didn't come last night.
1:24:22
Come, sir?
1:24:23
Our appointment.
l waited all night.
1:24:26
My apology. See, well...
1:24:29
to tell you the truth, sir,
l have company.
1:24:33
l beg your pardon?
1:24:34
l have company.
1:24:41
Well, in that case, l'll...
1:24:46
My God, Terri!
1:24:48
There seems to have been
an unfortunate collision...
1:24:50
of circumstances here, sir.
1:24:52
lndeed there has.
l thought you came here...
1:24:53
for an honorable fight,
Mr. Becker.
1:24:56
l didn't expect you
to go below the belt.
1:24:57
Leave him alone, Dad.
1:25:00
l came of my own accord...
1:25:02
to save you from him.
1:25:05
Or him from you.
l don't know which anymore.
1:25:08
-What?
-l don't know, sir.
1:25:10
Your champagne, sir.
1:25:13
There is good authority
for the proposition...
1:25:15
that the child knows
no affection for the parent.
1:25:18
Cut the crap, Dad.
1:25:22
Give it to him.
1:25:28
l've always loved you--
1:25:30
damn it--
1:25:32
in spite of everything.
1:25:40
You're just like your mother.
1:25:41
She never understood
the importance of my work.
1:25:43
Your work! You never cared
about anyone but yourself.
1:25:46
Now, look.
That's not true.
1:25:47
And l'll tell you something.
1:25:49
When l go,
you'll have everything l own.
1:25:50
Don't bother leaving it to me.
l'd only give it away.
1:25:54
You're not gonna leave me now,
are you?
1:25:56
The child owes no natural
affection to the parent.