:59:03
What do you think?
:59:05
It's very pretty.
:59:08
Is it?
It all seems a bit lifeless to me.
:59:14
You've got a very interesting face.
:59:17
Would you mind if I painted it?
:59:20
What color do you want to paint
my face?
:59:23
I like that.
:59:24
I think you'll make quite
a challenging subject.
:59:27
That is, if you don't mind
sitting for a bit.
:59:31
I'm Sophie, by the way.
What's your name?
:59:35
David.
:59:36
David? That's too perfect.
:59:39
Michelangelo had his David,
so you've got to let me have mine.
:59:52
You're very good at sitting still,
David.
:59:55
Most aduIts I paint can't sit still
for a minute without fidgeting.
1:00:00
I always tell them the more they move...
1:00:02
...the worse they look in the picture.
1:00:07
But that doesn't mean
you can't move your mouth.
1:00:10
Talking won't ruin the painting.
I'm not that bad.
1:00:14
I don't really have anything to say.
1:00:16
Well, then you don't have
to say anything.
1:00:19
There are an awful lot of people
in this world...
1:00:21
...who have nothing to say,
1:00:23
but seem to spend
all their time talking.
1:00:26
You're right to conserve your words.
1:00:29
It means you'll be a man
with great power.
1:00:32
I don't want to be a man of great power.
1:00:34
Then you don't have to be.
1:00:39
Just be happy that you're the kind
of person who could be if he wanted to.
1:00:47
I'm having such trouble...
1:00:48
...with your eyes.
1:00:51
I've never had to use
so much black paint before.
1:00:55
Such serious eyes.