1:03:02
DOROTHY: You know that
I have wanted to do a Broadway play.
1:03:06
You went to New York
and didn't even ask me to read your play.
1:03:10
If I can't depend on you,
who can I depend on?
1:03:13
But I don't have a play.
1:03:15
I know that you just don't want anybody
to know about it.
1:03:19
But listen to me, David.
1:03:21
Give me a part in your play.
I'll get good reviews. And then....
1:03:26
Then how can Larry keep Matthew
away from me?
1:03:29
I'll be the toast of Broadway
in David's new play!
1:03:34
Listen. I don't have a play.
1:03:36
DOROTHY: Listen, Larry really is not that bad.
1:03:39
He really isn't.
1:03:41
We had a good life together.
1:03:45
A wonderful life.
1:03:49
Then all this stuff started.
1:03:51
It's not going to last.
1:03:53
I know that.
1:03:55
I know we'll get back together again.
1:03:58
Wouldn't that be great, Ruthie?
1:04:00
Everything Just the way it was?
1:04:04
Me and Matty and Larry and....
1:04:13
That son of a bitch!
I haven't seen my baby in a month!
1:04:17
I don't know how he....
1:04:19
Let's get you home.
1:04:21
You're always right. I should be at home.
1:04:24
What if Larry tries to call me
and wants to bring Matthew home?
1:04:30
DOROTHY: I've got to get home.
1:04:33
I have to pick up a new Christmas tree
because Matthew loves Christmas.
1:04:43
I bet Larry and Matt are waiting for me.
1:04:46
I have to hurry. They're both waiting for me.
1:04:49
DOROTHY: I have to see my baby.
1:04:55
-Are you all right?
-Fine.
1:04:57
DOROTHY: I just want to go home. I'm sure.
DAVID: Sure?