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had taken a blow to the... the head.
We just had a party.

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Maybe one of your mad friends
like Anna threw it there.

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I mean, Jesus!
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Let's spoil the moment
properly, shall we?

:32:15
What are you trying to say?
Am I shagging a brandy drinker? Yes.

:32:19
Gerry, ease up, will you?
For Christ's sake. I'm only asking.

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Oh, women never ask.
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No, they don't ask, they insinuate.
:32:27
And you are insinuating,
not very subtly, may I add, that I am...

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Thanks.
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No, no, no, no, no.
Thank you. Thanks.

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I mean, thank you. Thank you.
:32:45
I mean, this is the right time, isn't it,
to address our relationship, isn't it?

:32:50
I mean, it's... it's... it's perfect.
Perfect moment.

:32:53
Gerry, for God's sakes,
I asked a simple question.

:32:56
There's no need
to become Woody Allen.

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Thanks, James.
I'm sorry if you had a lousy time.

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Are you kidding?
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In my book, getting to drink
two chocolate milkshakes in one sitting

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represents social splendour.
It's one of the perks of being shallow.

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Take care, Helen.
You'll be fine.

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Thank you very much.
:33:49
It's amazing how you can actually learn
to despise inanimate objects.

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Like tin openers
that don't open tins,

:33:55
egg mayonnaise and Skipjack tuna.
You going out?

:33:59
Yeah. I was just writing you a note.
I'm off to the library.


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