1:14:03
Am I gonna end up like my mother,
Dr. Kris?.
1:14:09
The science of the mind has progressed
1:14:11
a great deal in the last twenty years,
Marilyn.
1:14:13
We are not as quick to hospitalize
as we once were.
1:14:17
there are new therapies,
new medications.
1:14:22
Tell me something, Dr. Kris.
1:14:25
What would you think if I became a Jew?.
1:15:00
But I think it should be a serious name
don't you?.
1:15:02
Like Isadora -- for your father.
1:15:04
Isadora?. The kid'll probably hate us
for the rest of his life.
1:15:07
Oh, no. I know!
1:15:09
What about Abe?. Abraham Miller.
1:15:11
Well, what about Sarah, or Hanna...
or Rachel?.
1:15:14
Oh, no, Papi.
1:15:15
I got a boy in here...
1:15:17
And I'm gonna paint his room blue
and not a pastel blue, either,
1:15:20
more like a robin's egg blue.
1:15:32
Oh, Papi,
1:15:32
we're gonna be just like normal people,
aren't we?.
1:15:37
Oh, do you think
1:15:39
he'll be as happy to see me
as I'll be to see him?.
1:15:47
Two guys dressed as women,
you think that's funny?.
1:15:50
It's been the basis of
theatrical comedy
1:15:52
from Shakespeare to Feydeau.
1:15:54
I think it's silly.
1:15:55
Well, that's the point.
1:15:58
Plus, he wants to shoot it
in black and white.