:16:04
- Colin, would you like a cup of tea?
- No, I'm fine, thanks.
:16:08
Fisher?
:16:09
I can't turn my head.
I'll have to talk to you later.
:16:12
Should that shadow be coming down
over Fisher's mouth like that?
:16:16
It's dramatic, Joanie.
:16:18
Fisher has such fine lips.
I hope they'll show.
:16:22
They'll be shown to full effect, Mrs Fisher.
Just as soon as we lose that mayonnaise.
:16:26
I think it's OK to call me Joanie now.
:16:29
Joanie, let the man work.
:16:36
So, Roger Pelham?
:16:38
I was just thinking
of all those times when I picked her up
:16:42
and I'd sit in the car waiting for her to come
out of the club, watching them come out...
:16:47
Just trying to remember
what they all looked like, because...
:16:52
Well, one of the men I used to see
would've been...
:16:56
Did they have
a kind of glazed expression?
:17:00
Could they be described as "transfixed"?
:17:06
See, from what you're sayin' - delirium
and swamis, chants, glazed expressions -
:17:12
I hate to say it, my friend, but I think
you have lost your good woman to a cult.
:17:22
Colin?
:17:25
Joanie!
:17:29
Colin, all you have any business
thinkin' about at this point is movin' on.
:17:35
Maybe folks in England
sit around chewin' on the past,
:17:38
but over here that ain't done much.