1:10:04
(Flan) Rome is always remarkable,
but to see the Sistine Chapel like this!
1:10:07
(Ouisa)
To stand at the top of the scaffolding!
1:10:10
The colours... are vibrant.
1:10:14
We went to Rome on business,
but, thanks to Michelangelo...
1:10:17
- I think I have a buyer for that piece.
- I don't think I want to sell.
1:10:21
They restored the chapel.
1:10:24
They've taken off years of smoke
and tourists, and now it's brand-new.
1:10:28
Staggering.
1:10:31
But what happened
to Sidney Poitier's son?
1:10:34
We put all of that out of our heads.
1:10:37
The package would be more lucrative
for you if you included that piece.
1:10:41
- I've heard so many stories.
- Like what?
1:10:44
- That he stole money and jewellery.
- No! Never!
1:10:48
Can we get down to business, please?
1:10:51
- Good day.
- Ah!
1:10:54
All right. I am humiliated,
but what the hell.
1:11:00
The day after we came back from Rome,
we were stepping out of a taxi from lunch.
1:11:05
Our doorman, whom we tip at Christmas
and any time he does anything nice for us,
1:11:09
our doorman spit at my husband,
J Flanders Kittredge. He spit at him!
1:11:14
Thank you, Maurice. Ooh!
1:11:16
Darling, they don't
need to know every detail.
1:11:19
- I know all about your son.
- What about my son?
1:11:22
Not the little shit that lives here.
The secret son.
1:11:25
- The Negro son you deny!
- Negro son?
1:11:28
The son you make live in Central Park
while you're gallivanting!
1:11:31
- Do you have a black son?
- No!
1:11:36
This is how rumours
get started and set in cement.
1:11:39
- The girl told me everything.
- Who?
1:11:41
- She wants her money.
- Who?
1:11:43
I'm keeping her in a safe place.
Come, come, come.
1:11:58
The next chapter.