:10:01
It's work, Norma Jean.
:10:03
Get into an acting class,
do your scene work,
:10:05
Iearn the craft,
work your way up like I did!
:10:07
Oh, you think girls get movie contracts
:10:10
because somebody respects their talent,
Eddie?.
:10:12
I'll tell you
how girls get movie contracts,
:10:14
they fuck the right people, that's how.
:10:16
And that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
:10:18
And I'm gonna be rich and famous
:10:20
and powerful and you'll be able to say
you knew me when.
:10:44
Oh, God, Eddie,
I really screwed it up, huh?.
:10:47
I said some pretty awful things.
God, I'm sorry.
:10:51
I'm so upset I can't sleep.
:10:54
You're not really mad at me, are you?.
:10:56
I don't think
I could take it if you were.
:10:59
Say you're not mad at me... Eddie?.
:11:05
I'm not... really mad at you.
It...It's just that sometimes you're...
:11:11
you're like, you're like...
:11:13
What am I like?.
:11:15
I don't know.
You're like two different people.
:11:19
Both of us love you.
:11:24
Don't just Bitch me, Eddie.
Please, don't. Don't.
:11:31
I won't. I'm not. I uh...
:11:38
I love you.
:11:46
Alright, Ladies.
:11:47
Brown and Bigelow have asked us to find
a fresh face for their 1947 calendar.
:11:52
They want a girl who embodies
the spirit of the post-war woman.
:11:56
No professional modeling
experience necessary.
:11:59
The job pays 250 dollars.