:50:01
- Yes. What would be your idea?
- Pizza and a movie.
:50:04
- Thick or thin crust?
- Thin.
:50:06
Good! Movie?
:50:08
Two For The Road.
Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney.
:50:10
Movie's OK, but the car
was the star. '53 MGTD.
:50:13
Racing green, wire wheels...
Beautiful.
:50:16
I'm impressed. That is
a great car. My favourite car.
:50:19
Didn't like driving 'em
in the rain.
:50:21
You have to push it to start it.
Other than that it's perfect.
:50:25
It's perfect, though.
:50:30
- I could drive you to your party.
- That would be great.
:50:33
Except for, eventually,
I'm going to have to get home.
:50:36
Well, l... I could pick you up.
:50:39
So you're going to drop me off,
then come back and pick me up?
:50:43
- Yeah.
- Why don't you just stay?
:50:45
- All right, I'll stay.
- I'll get my coat.
:50:48
So, Mr Andretti,
what are you driving?
:50:51
You know...
I think you're gonna like it.
:51:24
Mind if I ask you
something personal?
:51:26
Please.
:51:27
- You look really different.
- The weight.
:51:30
It's lndian teas and it's a lot
of salves and stuff. It's...
:51:34
- Do you want some cocoa?
- Uh, yes.
:51:36
Cocoa.
You have thought of everything.
:51:39
Well, this time of year,
l... I really shine.
:51:42
Yeah, I can't wait
till it's over, though.
:51:45
Streets are crowded,
the malls are jammed,
:51:47
people max out their credit cards...
It's noisy.
:51:50
When did you become
such a cynic?
:51:52
Oh. I don't know.
:51:56
I used to love Christmas, too.
:51:58
It was the only day
that my parents didn't fight.