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:24:00
I have something else.
:24:02
Roland Tual will produce
if you distribute.

:24:04
- The title?
- Love Letters. Listen...

:24:06
No, no, I'll take it!
:24:08
I'm sobbing already. Love Letters.
It's worth its weight.

:24:13
We'll fool Greven.
:24:16
I have Gravey.
His contract is a plague!

:24:18
- He asking a lot?
- Yes, and a pound of butter a week.

:24:22
- What for?
- For bartering.

:24:24
To work! I'm head over heels in work.
:24:26
Find me pre-war subjects.
Passion, gaslamps, backstairs...

:24:31
- Back-streets.
- Back-streets. With peepholes.

:24:35
I can never keep up with you.
:24:37
So my wife says.
:24:38
She's a great bridge player.
She costs me.

:24:41
She play for money?
:24:43
But if she plays well, she wins?
:24:45
All the time.
:24:47
So why does she cost you?
:24:48
It's beyond me.
:24:50
Why are we talking about this?
:24:52
Tell Greven
we have a 3-picture contract.

:24:55
Strange man! Seen his office chest?
:24:58
- The what?
- The chest.

:24:59
Storage chest?
:25:00
No, man's chest.
The head... like on statues!

:25:06
Like buster.
:25:07
He hangs his coat and hat on it.
:25:10
So I saw. And?
:25:13
Mussolini with a hat on his head!
:25:15
You mean Hitler.
Logical for a German dignitary.

:25:18
The thing has a forelock: Mussolini!
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Mussolini's forelock!
:25:29
The guy starts a sentence,
but you never know...

:25:33
Did I sign a contract or not?

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