:33:01
[Laughing]
:33:02
We have two key attributes for which,
in this business, there is no substitute.
:33:07
The first being, obviously,
a tradition of unparalleled respectability.
:33:11
And the other being, shall we say,
for want of a better word--
:33:16
[Giggling]
:33:18
We'll come back later.
:33:22
MICHAEL: Right. Fine.
:33:24
GINA: Daddy, we have to go.
:33:26
I love you too.
:33:28
He wants to say 'bye.
:33:31
Yeah!
:33:33
FRANK: [On phone] It's gonna be okay.
:33:35
You put the thing up for auction.
It don't sell, Gina will never know.
:33:39
I don't think I can do that.
:33:42
Listen, this favor....
If you don't do it, it's really not that great.
:33:47
FRANK: Not for you,
and to be honest with you, not for me.
:33:50
So just do it this once,
and I'll talk to Vito...
:33:52
...and explain how in the future
you two would prefer to go it alone, okay?
:33:58
Is that a promise, Dad?
:34:00
That's a promise.
:34:03
Fabulous. Noon tomorrow then it is.
Okay, 'bye.
:34:08
What is wrong with you?
:34:10
MICHAEL: You, come here!
:34:18
HAROLD: I swear to God, Frankie,
I ain't got the money!
:34:21
Now I gotta put you on mountain climb.
:34:28
[Swing tune plays]
:34:37
HELEN: We worked out the signals.
MICHAEL: What?
:34:40
HELEN: With the old lady.
:34:42
If you want her to start bidding, you cough.
:34:44
Easy enough.
:34:45
If you want her to stop bidding,
you just say ''ha.''
:34:48
Fine. What? Say what?
:34:51
Ha!
:34:53
Ha?
:34:57
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
:34:59
And welcome to
''Portraiture: 1450 to 1750. ''