:19:01
That's ridiculous.
You have to stay for at least a month.
:19:12
-You'll be able to see my show.
-What sort of show?
:19:16
You'll see tonight.
:19:17
I saw you in a film as a slave
in ancient Rome.
:19:21
-Wasn't it ludicrous?
-How did you get the part?
:19:24
I met an American cameraman
and went back to Hollywood with him.
:19:28
At first I wanted to be an actress...
:19:30
but then I got more interested in cameras.
:19:36
I'd pick his brains in bed every night.
:19:43
Are you married yet?
:19:46
-Not quite.
-Good.
:19:48
I'm sure you have a menagerie of admirers.
:19:52
-So what do you do after work?
-I raise money for Republican Spain.
:19:56
I forgot you had a conscience.
:20:00
Max! This is Guy.
:20:04
He just arrived from London.
:20:07
Welcome to Paris.
Are you here for the opening?
:20:11
He doesn't know anything about it,
so he'll be completely objective.
:20:14
Right.
:20:16
Where are you staying?
:20:18
There's a hotel my friends like,
just around the corner.
:20:21
He's staying here.
:20:23
He and Mia can sing each other to sleep.
:20:26
Good.
:20:28
This is going to be incredibly glamorous,
isn't it?
:20:31
And I'm going to be incredibly dowdy.
:20:33
You're British. People expect it.
:20:36
Do you mind?
:20:49
So Max is a lover?
:20:51
He owns the gallery.
:20:53
Actually, he's good company...
:20:56
but he's become
extremely proprietorial lately.