Six Degrees of Separation
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1:27:01
You could wallpaper the Empire State
Building with the copies Flan had made.

1:27:05
- Come to dinner with us after.
- Can't.

1:27:08
- Work.
- Auction.

1:27:09
- Matisse.
- Ooh!

1:27:10
Oh, no. Matisse on an off day. But our
people are prepared to go to well over...

1:27:14
- Don't tell all the family secrets.
- Well over $12,000,000!

1:27:18
- Out of which you will keep?
- Not much in these days.

1:27:21
- Oh, boy. Bring back the '80s.
- Uh-huh.

1:27:25
We'll have to give most of it away. But
it gives us credibility in this new market.

1:27:30
It's all outta whack.
Everything's up, everything's down.

1:27:37
- Did you ever hear from Poitier's son?
- No.

1:27:39
Did you ever hear from the boy?
1:27:42
- Oh, we're here to honour your guest.
- But I keep hearing about this story.

1:27:47
I heard about it last week in Southampton.
1:27:49
- It's amazing.
- No, really. To get the UN to finally...

1:27:53
- She can't save the world every day.
- (all laugh)

1:27:58
This is my supper,
and I command you to sing.

1:28:02
- This is lunch.
- What happened?

1:28:05
There is one last chapter,
which happened the other night.

1:28:10
Ouisa, may I?
1:28:13
The Matisse will be mine
for an hour or so

1:28:20
Then, regrettably, it has to go
1:28:24
- (Tess) So, what are you wearing?
- I'm totally dolled up. The blue satin.

1:28:29
Darling, I have to tell you.
A sign I saw today -

1:28:32
"Cruelty-free cosmetics." A store
was selling cruelty-free cosmetics.

1:28:37
That is a beautiful thing.
1:28:39
Do you realise the agony companies put
rabbits through just to test eye shadow?

1:28:44
Oh, darling, I know that.
1:28:46
I was referring to the phrase -
"cruelty-free cosmetics".

1:28:49
Should eliminate
all traces of time, cellulite...

1:28:52
Mother, I'm getting married.
1:28:58
You were going to Afghanistan.

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