:43:01
What does it matter
what you say about people?
:43:10
Goodbye, Karen.
:43:13
Adios.
:43:15
Adios.
:43:24
Wow, huh?
:43:31
You've been here the whole time.
:43:33
No, I just caught the end.
:43:34
Welles didn't want to do this movie.
He couldn't get out of the contract.
:43:40
Sometimes you do your best work
when you got a gun to your head.
:43:46
I brought you a copy of the script.
:43:48
I've read it.
Harry left a copy at the house.
:43:50
How'd you like it?
:43:51
It's not horrible.
:43:52
I don't like the title
or some characters.
:43:55
So you read it?
:43:56
I haven't yet, but I will.
:43:57
You and Harry make a great team.
:43:59
Is that right?
:44:00
I'll make a deal with you.
:44:02
Oh, found a character you like?
:44:04
I want to produce it
especially if I help him get Martin.
:44:07
Hey, that's fair.
:44:10
So, what do you get out of it?
:44:11
Is that why you came here,
to ask me that?
:44:13
I wanna know.
:44:15
Why would anyone
want to be in movies?
:44:17
Yesterday you were a loan shark.
:44:19
I was never into it and especially
that bullshit about respect.
:44:24
It was bad enough
treating these guys like heroes,
:44:28
those stupid comments
they think are so funny.
:44:31
You think the movie business
is different?
:44:32
I like movies and I figured
if I help Harry make one,
:44:37
I'll find out what to do
outside of having an idea.
:44:40
I was in the money business
and I have a lot of ideas in my head.
:44:45
I'm going to talk to Martin tomorrow.
:44:48
I told Harry I'd meet you and him
at the restaurant afterwards.
:44:54
This might just work out.
You never know.
:44:58
Sounds fine.