:46:04
- How was it?
- I have to go back at
8:00 exactly, tonight.
:46:10
- Why?
- Don't crowd me, Craig.
:46:22
- Excuse me. Are you John Malkovich?
- Yes, I am.
:46:26
Wow. You really are great in that movie
where you play that retard.
:46:30
Oh, Thankyou very much.
:46:33
- I have a cousin who's a retard.
- Oh. Thankyou.
:46:36
So, as you might imagine,
it means a lot to me...
:46:39
to see retards...
:46:42
portrayed on the silver screen
so compassionately.
:46:45
Well, thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
:46:48
Good night.
:46:52
- [Lotte]Maxine? It's Maxine.
- Hi.
:46:57
I'm so glad you decided to come.
I'm Maxine.
:47:00
I'm John.
How do you do?
:47:03
Good. [ Chuckles ]
:47:07
I wasn't sure
I was going to come...
:47:10
but I felt, uh, oddly compelled.
:47:14
[Lotte]
You're so beautiful.
:47:16
The way you're looking at me--
I mean, at him-- at us.
:47:22
[ Laughs ]
:47:24
[Lotte]I've never been
looked at like this by a woman before.
:47:28
[Exhales]
I think I'm sweating.
:47:30
I must say,
I was intrigued by your voice.
:47:34
And the funny thing is, Mr. Malkovich...
:47:37
my voice is probably
the least intriguing thing about me.
:47:41
[Lotte Laughing]
:47:44
[ Laughing ]
:47:46
So, I mean-- So, how was it?
What was he doing?
:47:49
He wasn't doing anything really.
:47:52
He was just hanging
around his apartment.
:47:55
I think he's probably just a really...
uh, lonely guy.
:47:59
See, men can feel
unfulfilled, too, Lotte.