:32:00
Claire.
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Claire.
:32:05
Claire.
:32:10
What is it, pal?
:32:13
What?
:32:16
I can't do it, Walt.
:32:18
You can't do what?
:32:19
It isn't right. I can't.
I know I signed the contract.
:32:23
I don't know if they told me
it was in the contract.
:32:27
Forget the contract, Claire.
What is it?
:32:29
I don't want to
take my shirt off.
:32:32
What are these things
they're asking of me?
:32:36
I try to be good.
All I care about is...
:32:38
I know that.
:32:40
- Is the movie.
- I know that. We all know.
:32:43
Everybody, they...
:32:44
- They treat me like a child.
- No, they don't.
:32:47
Now, Claire.
:32:49
To bare my body.
:32:52
What are they asking of me?
:32:54
Now, look, Claire.
:32:56
I want to tell you a story.
:32:58
What?
:33:02
Fuck flowers.
This isn't about flowers.
:33:06
This is about a human being.
:33:10
Lilacs.
:33:12
- Who are these from?
- Marty.
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Well, that's very
thoughtful of him.
:33:19
- Eleanora Duse.
- I can't.
:33:20
Listen to me. Eleanora Duse was
playing Hamlet in London in 1905.
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And royalty
could not get a ticket.
:33:28
She said, 'I'm not doing the
seven shows a week I signed for. '
:33:32
She said, 'I can't bare my soul
seven times a week. I am an artist.
:33:37
I'll do four shows a week. '
:33:39
The greatest actress of her time.
:33:41
And do you know
what her producer said?
:33:43
- What?
- Nothing. He held her and he wept.
:33:48
Because he understood that that
was her life's blood on the stage.
:33:53
I know. I know.
:33:56
And did she?
She did the seven shows?