Maid in Manhattan
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:10:00
Lavender!
:10:02
-You're very creative, Marisa.
-Thank you, ma'am.

:10:05
Since you have to leave at 3:00,
go find Lionel and have him sign off.

:10:12
-Sir, l need you to sign off on the--
-Damn!

:10:16
Oh, good Lord. Here, let me.
:10:20
-Here you go.
-Thank you.

:10:22
Oh, God. Your hand's bleeding.
:10:27
Here. Squeeze tight.
:10:34
Damn. He's checked in.
:10:38
Quote, ''Sentimental favorite
Chris Marshall...

:10:41
...blah, blah, blah...
:10:42
...son of late Senator
Graham Marshall, blah, blah...

:10:45
...is expected to run for his father's
seat in the next election.''

:10:48
-End quote.
-Let me see that. Let me see it, Jerry.

:10:51
You don't need to see it. No.
:10:53
-Give it here.
-Fine. But l hadn't finished it yet.

:10:56
''Sentimental favorite
and playboy politico...

:10:59
...Assemblyman Chris Marshall....''
Guess you missed a few words, Jer.

:11:02
What, ''playboy''?
That's a compliment.

:11:04
''Who called off his engagement
to über babe Daniella Van Graas...

:11:08
...arrives in town solo.''
Respectful, huh?

:11:11
Well, listen, you know, you're
a public figure. lt's news. So what?

:11:15
We were never engaged.
Whose side are you on?

:11:17
Yours. That's why sometimes
you have to listen to me.

:11:20
-Every now and again it might be nice.
-Here.

:11:22
Welcome to the Beresford,
Mr. Marshall.

:11:24
-Hello.
-My name is Lionel.

:11:26
-Lionel?
-l'm the floor butler.

:11:27
lf there's anything you need,
please call me.

:11:29
Thank you. This is Jerry,
and this is Dan, and the dog is Rufus.

:11:33
Thank you, Lionel.
Nice to meet you. Thanks.

:11:35
We'll call you if we need you. Chris,
will you look at me, please? Chris?

:11:39
-Can you look at me for a minute?
-What? l am looking at you.

:11:41
We're going to Maddox's thing
on Monday night.

:11:44
No, Jerry, we're not.
:11:45
See, this is when l wish your
old man were here to back me up.

:11:48
-What?
-l said, l wish your old man...

:11:50
-...were here to back me up.
-My father had no use for that man.

:11:53
Your father knew how
to use that man.

:11:56
-Where are you going?
-What?

:11:58
-That depends. Where are you going?
-Bathroom. Alone.


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