:25:00
to the memory of another
remarkable father...
:25:03
that of my dear wife
Gabriella...there.
:25:14
Well done, Stone.
:25:15
Thank you.
:25:17
Well, both my sons
have become...
:25:19
better public speakers
than l ever was.
:25:21
Oh, that's never
prevented you, Father...
:25:22
from having your voice heard.
:25:24
Ah...through others.
:25:26
Well, it's not the style
of the speech that counts;
:25:29
it's the content.
:25:30
Would you excuse me, Father?
:25:32
Stone?
:25:35
l'd like to speak to you,
Stone, alone.
:25:38
Of course.
:25:43
(Waltz playing)
:25:52
(Music ends)
:25:53
Bravo.
:25:54
(Speaks ltalian)
:25:56
David.
:25:58
l believe we met
here once before.
:26:00
Two times in 20 years.
:26:02
l think people are
beginning to talk.
:26:04
How are you?
:26:05
Ha ha! l'm old.
How are you?
:26:07
No, you're not.
:26:09
You're more beautiful now than
when l last saw you in New York.
:26:12
Darling, David,
you are my favorite senator.
:26:14
Congressman.
:26:16
Well, whatever you are,
l missed you terribly.
:26:20
ELDER ALEXANDER: Old Francini...
l miss him.
:26:24
Yes. He was like
a father to me.
:26:29
More of a father
than l was, l'm sure.
:26:32
You know...
:26:33
they say you begin
to reappraise your life...
:26:36
as your own mortality
becomes more apparent.
:26:39
With all my success,
l failed at one thing.
:26:45
And what's that?
:26:47
Raising you, Stone.
:26:50
Ha ha! Nonsense.
:26:54
l rather like what l've become.
:26:56
Thank you for making my point.
:26:58
DAVlD: Would you
like to dance?
:26:59
-l'd love to.
-We have to be careful.