Bullets Over Broadway
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:53:02
You think about that.
And you, don't interrupt me no more.

:53:06
I'm sorry.
:53:10
So how come you had so much
to say to that Valenti goon?

:53:15
No, nothing. I was just
thanking him for his ideas.

:53:17
- What ideas? He only had
the one suggestion, didn't he?
- Yeah.

:53:21
- That was just it.
- So do you like your wallet?

:53:24
- What?
- The wallet.

:53:26
- Oh, yes, yes, it's terrific.
- Are you sure?

:53:29
Oh, it's very exciting. I love
leatherette. Always have loved it.

:53:32
Boy, are you loaded.
:53:35
- Yeah.
- Happy birthday.

:53:37
Thanks.
:53:41
[ David ] September 24. I gave the cast
the rewrites. Everyone seemed pleased.

:53:46
- [ Helen ] These are brilliant! Oh!
- [ Warner ] They are.

:53:49
Now Sylvia's
not so passive.

:53:51
She uses her wiles to trap
the Lieutenant, and that's
what causes her guilt!

:53:55
[ Warner ] The whole thing is motivated.
It drives on. Wonderful.

:53:58
- [ Olive ] You mean I gotta
memorize all new lines?
- [ Helen ] They're wonderful!

:54:01
- How did you come up
with such divine changes?
- They're not really mine--

:54:06
- Oh, no? Whose are they, God's?
- [ Laughing ]

:54:10
- Well, they are mine
in the sense that they're mine--
- Your modesty becomes you.

:54:13
But let's face it;
you are a major talent.

:54:16
A major new voice
in the theater.

:54:18
The word genius gets thrown around
so frequently in this business...

:54:21
- but, darling, if the shoe fits--
- Congratulations.

:54:24
- It finally has balls.
- Now, if we can do something
about Act Ill...

:54:28
we got a big, fat hit
on our hands.

:54:30
- [ Warner ] Three cheers
for the writer! Hip-hip--
- [ Cast ] Hooray!

:54:34
[ David ] I stayed up all night
working on the third act.

:54:37
I admit it came rather hard...
:54:39
and before I handed in the pages,
I sent them over to Cheech to read.

:54:43
He suggested I come down
to his office.

:54:50
- You missed the idea.
- I did?

:54:52
Yeah, you did.
Plus, nobody talks like that.

:54:55
- You got that problem.
You don't write like people talk.
- I take poetic license.

:54:58
Poetic license, bullshit.
People believe what they see
when the actors sound real.


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