Todo sobre mi madre
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:03:02
They always change the title.
:03:04
"All About Eve" should be
"Todo Sobre Eva."

:03:07
But that sounds odd.
:03:18
What are you writing?
:03:20
Nothing.
:03:22
Future Pulitzer winners.
:03:24
ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER
:03:25
Eat up. You have to put on
a few pounds.

:03:28
Someday you may have
to work the street to keep me.

:03:32
You don't need pounds for that.
You need a big dick.

:03:35
Where did you learn
to talk like that?

:03:38
- You asked.
- I was joking.

:03:43
- And you?
- What about me?

:03:46
Would you prostitute yourself
for me?

:03:49
I've already done
just about everything for you.

:03:55
Eat up!
:03:58
Autograph fiends!
They're not people.

:04:00
They're little beasts
that run in packs like coyotes.

:04:03
They're your fans.
:04:05
They're nobody's fans.
:04:06
They're juvenile delinquents,
mental defectives.

:04:09
Fans, indeed!
:04:11
They never see a play or a movie.
They're never indoors long enough.

:04:14
Well, there's one indoors
right now...

:04:16
I brought her back to see you.
Come in, Eve.

:04:21
I thought you'd forgotten
about me.

:04:23
Not at all.
:04:24
Margo,
this is Eve Harrington.

:04:26
- How do you do, my dear?
- Hello.

:04:28
Would you like to be
an actress?

:04:31
It was hard enough
becoming a nurse.

:04:33
If you were an actress,
I'd write parts for you.

:04:36
I was in an amateur group
when I was young.

:04:39
I wasn't bad.
:04:41
I must have a picture
somewhere.

:04:44
I'd love to see it.
:04:46
I'll look for it later.
:04:54
Look, Esteban.
:04:56
I found a picture.

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