1:04:02
I thought you
never lied to her.
1:04:03
I'm not lying.
1:04:05
If she asks me, I'll tell her.
1:04:08
Well...
1:04:10
if she doesn't know I exist
1:04:12
how can she ask?
1:04:14
Fair enough.
1:04:17
I'll tell her then,
shall I?
1:04:27
Don't start reading things
1:04:28
into these conversations,
will you?
1:04:30
What do you mean?
1:04:32
Well... ifyou analyze
them too much
1:04:35
you might just get the idea
that I fancy you.
1:04:38
Do you?
1:04:44
I'll see you then.
1:05:04
What shall we do tonight?
1:05:07
I don't know.
1:05:08
See a movie?
1:05:10
How about the new,
uh, Truffaut?
1:05:12
This English girl I met
said it's pretty good.
1:05:15
That's settled, then.
1:05:16
Yeah.
She really liked it.
1:05:19
Good.
1:05:24
Yeah, um...
1:05:25
Marion, this English
girlfriend of mine
1:05:27
uh, said it was, um...
1:05:28
one ofher favorite films.
1:05:33
Are you trying
to tell me something?
1:05:35
What do you mean?
1:05:38
Is this the famous English tact?
1:05:41
No.
1:05:43
Merely pointing out
1:05:44
that apparently
the film is quite good.
1:05:46
Good.
1:05:47
Who told you that?
1:05:48
A friend.
1:05:51
An English girlfriend?
1:05:54
Well, not "girlfriend."
1:05:55
You know, I mean, a friend
who happens to be a girl.
1:05:58
You've got, uh, French boyfriends,
haven't you?