:42:00
And I always
put 'em in their place.
:42:02
Yeah. "Love 'em and leave 'em,"
that's my motto.
:42:05
Love 'em and don't look back.
I never once regretted.
:42:10
Not one time did I ever regret
dumping a beautiful dame.
:42:14
You gotta keep your guard up.
:42:16
If you don't, them pretty ones get
their worms in you, and then it's over.
:42:20
You're done.
Particularly if you're an artist.
:42:23
I've seen too many guys
cryin' in their beer.
:42:26
Me?
:42:28
I'm gonna be a star.
:42:35
All of me
:42:37
Why not take all of me
:42:40
Can't you see
:42:42
I'm no good without you
:42:45
Take my lips
:42:47
I wanna lose them
:42:51
Take my arms
:42:53
I'll never use them
:42:56
Your good-bye
:42:58
Left me with eyes that cry
:43:01
How can I
:43:03
Go on, dear
without you
:43:07
You took the part
:43:09
That once was my heart
:43:12
So why not take all of me
:43:16
The reason Emmet
hated Hollywood so much...
:43:19
was because Hattie
was discovered, not him.
:43:21
That was the truth of it.
:43:23
She was out there watching him film.
Every day she would hang out on the set.
:43:27
And one day, for, you know,
some crazy reason...
:43:31
a director, who happened to be working
the same lot Emmet was on, noticed her.
:43:36
And the director thought, "This girl
is a dead ringer for May Talmadge."
:43:40
He was making a movie with
May Talmadge, who was a big star.
:43:43
And he thought Hattie is exactly what
he wanted to play May Talmadge's sister.
:43:47
And this is
a 30- second part or something.
:43:50
When he found out that Hattie couldn't
speak, it didn't make any difference...
:43:53
because the part
had no dialogue.
:43:55
He just knew he had to have
Hattie to play that part.
:43:59
Well, Emmet hated the whole idea.