TWISTED OBSESSION
| Drama, Mystery, Romance | 1989 |
Plot:
Dan Gillis, an American screenwriter living in Paris, recently abandoned by his wife, and getting used to his new life as a bachelor while trying to take care of his son, Danny - is commissioned to write a script for a movie called "The Dream of the Mad Monkey". The offer comes from Legrand, a successful producer with whom he has worked in the past, but on this occasion he is being asked to write an unconventional story with Malcolm, a young and unknown film director. Dan is undecided about the offer, seeing it as far from the kind of work he has grown used to, but eventually agrees to do the job despite the reticence of Marilyn, his beautiful disabled agent. As he starts to work on the script, Dan allows himself to become immersed in the closed universe of potentially incestuous relations surrounding Malcolm and his beautiful but emotionally detached young sister Jenny. Dan becomes obsessed with mysterious Jenny and they soon become lovers in a not so conventional way. In his obsession, Dan tries to find out more about her and in the process realizes that everything is not exactly what it seems and that he's been used.
Crew:
• Directed by: Fernando Trueba
• Written by: Christopher Frank, Manolo Matji, Menno Meyjes, Fernando Trueba
• Starring: Jeff Goldblum, Miranda Richardson, Anémone, Daniel Ceccaldi
• Produced by: Andrés Vicente Gómez
• Music by: Antoine Duhamel
• Cinematography: José Luis Alcaine
• Edited by: Carmen Frías
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| Drama, Mystery, Romance | 1989 |
Plot:
Dan Gillis, an American screenwriter living in Paris, recently abandoned by his wife, and getting used to his new life as a bachelor while trying to take care of his son, Danny - is commissioned to write a script for a movie called "The Dream of the Mad Monkey". The offer comes from Legrand, a successful producer with whom he has worked in the past, but on this occasion he is being asked to write an unconventional story with Malcolm, a young and unknown film director. Dan is undecided about the offer, seeing it as far from the kind of work he has grown used to, but eventually agrees to do the job despite the reticence of Marilyn, his beautiful disabled agent. As he starts to work on the script, Dan allows himself to become immersed in the closed universe of potentially incestuous relations surrounding Malcolm and his beautiful but emotionally detached young sister Jenny. Dan becomes obsessed with mysterious Jenny and they soon become lovers in a not so conventional way. In his obsession, Dan tries to find out more about her and in the process realizes that everything is not exactly what it seems and that he's been used.
Crew:
• Directed by: Fernando Trueba
• Written by: Christopher Frank, Manolo Matji, Menno Meyjes, Fernando Trueba
• Starring: Jeff Goldblum, Miranda Richardson, Anémone, Daniel Ceccaldi
• Produced by: Andrés Vicente Gómez
• Music by: Antoine Duhamel
• Cinematography: José Luis Alcaine
• Edited by: Carmen Frías
About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:
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00:00:00You
00:00:30You
00:01:00You
00:01:30You
00:01:51Last year they shot a movie that you're never gonna see
00:02:00Legrand
00:02:02Never should have produced it. I
00:02:05Never should have written it
00:02:09And my wife never should have left me
00:02:14But she did
00:02:31I
00:02:33Spend every weekend together
00:02:37Saturdays will go to the movies and
00:02:39Sundays, I'll take you to the zoo. Mommy. Can I go to King Kong suit?
00:02:45Danny mommy is not going to live here with you and daddy anymore. You understand? Yes, but when you buy me a King Kong suit
00:03:00Oh
00:03:31You
00:03:48You know what daddy what sweetie that's not my friend anymore no why because he's an idiot
00:03:57I
00:04:01Know no, but she's coming home on Sunday
00:04:06For
00:04:13Your cough sweetie
00:04:17How do you know don't tell me I'm too late for class
00:04:27Those are my colleagues Oh apologize for their lack of costume
00:04:43So there's a cushion
00:04:46No, no, but I mean it the place something on them. Yeah, but it was a tree cushion. Oh my gosh
00:04:56I
00:05:05Must talk to you come to my office tomorrow. Let's make it 11. You don't think
00:05:14Even the most free-thinking people must respect the all right feel that go on feel that foot
00:05:27I
00:05:37Won for the boss, he's got a cool a cold. I'm not going into a room with a man. Where's a cold don't be ridiculous
00:05:44Come in. I'm not a man. I have what you say
00:05:47Oh
00:05:55Sit down you make me nervous. Okay, okay
00:06:17Oh
00:06:23What about you raise
00:06:29You like it or not
00:06:32What's so funny it's not funny if it had been a comedy I wouldn't have called you
00:06:39Here
00:06:42Where'd you find this I bought it
00:06:45Julian you having tax problems again. You don't like it. Yeah. Yeah, it used to be my favorite line, but that's all it is
00:06:54It's a theme
00:06:56It's a theme for a very exciting movie a theme
00:07:01Since when are you interested in themes? Well, it's decided in December
00:07:06I want to shoot in December Julian Julian. Hmm. Listen, I know a place in Lausanne. Mm-hmm. It's peaceful
00:07:14Clean air great food. You'll read a lot in three months. This will all seem like a bad dream
00:07:21Dan
00:07:23You really must meet Malcolm
00:07:26Malcolm
00:07:28Director English. Oh, I hate English directors
00:07:33he's
00:07:34He's very young
00:07:37Even worse. There's nothing more horrible in a young English director. Don't tell me he's a genius went to Oxford directed a Guinness commercial
00:07:44I'm been to Oxford actually, Mr. Ellis
00:07:48Dan doesn't like it
00:07:52Dan didn't say that Dan just thinks one lines a bit thin for a movie one too thin for your novel
00:07:58kids
00:07:59You're losing me
00:08:05Take a look at the quotation in front of this book
00:08:13Where'd you find that it's not a print my sister found it
00:08:18What is it Wendy he cried again
00:08:21I'm old Peter from Peter Pan by Jim Barry
00:08:26Well, did I just buy Peter Pan? What's going on here? Don't worry. Just put one idea. You like the book
00:08:34I'm here. All right. Yeah
00:08:37Malcolm specifically asked for you say is this a crime story?
00:08:43No, no, not exactly
00:08:46He asked for you scripts done but it's the author of the book that I'm interested in
00:08:53I'm sorry, he's dead
00:08:56How
00:08:59Succumb to the law of the zeros
00:09:02I don't believe it. Yeah, I take this. Thanks. Thanks. I think I have one at home or two
00:09:10Yeah, but this one's annotated
00:09:17So if everything's all right, then you'll get on with it. I haven't said yes yet. Are you free tomorrow at 5?
00:09:27No depends
00:09:29I'm showing Malcolm showed I
00:09:31Did a short video. Yeah, it won a lot of prizes. Well, well, I'll be there. Where's the studio and wah?
00:09:40Ah
00:09:56Who's on the suit? Oh, no, there's a cop man. I'll show you. I don't phone this year
00:10:00I
00:10:06Look it's good. You can say the fair
00:10:08So you have to tell me
00:10:10We back with this issue at the tourney on America me trauma. It's true. She's a passive supporter. You know, that's a passion
00:10:18Don't you would you know?
00:10:22That naughty down
00:10:24Am I a wrapping item? No, no, no, Claude was just going his sessions over
00:10:29It was it's it it isn't due to know each other's is Claude the song damaged it is so good a good
00:10:36Jury not to be put on a me
00:10:41With the man, goodbye. Goodbye. Nice to meet you
00:10:51He's in love we're done
00:10:59Oh
00:11:00Go ahead. I'm all ears
00:11:03Can I ask you a question? Mm-hmm. What's why you always wear high heels?
00:11:08Well, I hope you didn't come here just to say that to me only that I had to know
00:11:13Well
00:11:14I've heard so much about how difficult it is to walk in them that I'm
00:11:18Reeking my revenge on all those women who can walk around on their own two feet
00:11:22Okay
00:11:24You're my heroine
00:11:28So do you want to talk about personal things first or business everything's personal everything's business
00:11:37Marianne business
00:11:39You know, we talked what she called
00:11:46Why to talk about you
00:11:51How exciting
00:11:55Do you want her back
00:11:59I
00:12:01Will this affect your work
00:12:05Certainly, I
00:12:07Don't think you should do this little ground project. Oh
00:12:10You're gone
00:12:12Right before lunch
00:12:14and
00:12:16Well said I wouldn't talk to him until I talk to you. Well, I
00:12:19Think he snapped. He wants to do an art film. Yeah
00:12:23Sounds like a midlife crisis. Yeah, he's got a director some English wunderkind named green Malcolm green. Maybe you can check him out
00:12:31Well, we'll see if the ground serious first
00:12:33How about if I ask for double your normal fee?
00:12:37Now you're thinking I need the Commission
00:12:43Hmm
00:12:45How's your love life?
00:12:47Same old thing, you know
00:12:49Every night I hop on my broomstick and I fly through the bedroom window of some beautiful young man
00:12:56And I have my evil way with him
00:12:58Hey, I never said you were a witch Danny did
00:13:02Same thing
00:13:10I sleep with my window open
00:13:19I
00:13:49I
00:14:19I
00:14:35Don't know what it means and I don't care and this is art. Hmm
00:14:41Say it makes me think of Kubrick and
00:14:46Benuel some she and a loop
00:14:49You see really I was aiming for something like Disney
00:14:53What you know Walt Mickey grumpy Dumbo
00:15:01Okay, okay fellas, uh, I
00:15:06Go because I'm sure you'll have important things to talk about
00:15:10And me, I'm just the writer miss you agree. Give Marilyn a call fantastic. The fantastic thing will be my feet. Give her a call
00:15:16Are you going away? Oh
00:15:19Jesus don't tell me you're one of these directors that doesn't drive
00:15:24Hey, who was that girl in the short my sister Oh the reader, hmm
00:15:31Yeah, and LeGrand have you known him for a while three months we met in cans
00:15:41Listen Malcolm, let's get something straight from the start. I don't like directors
00:15:45Well, neither do I that's why we chose you we knew you'd say your own course
00:15:50Always refer yourself as we Malcolm are you the dope fan?
00:16:15I
00:16:30Until tomorrow, okay about three, huh?
00:16:32Hmm
00:16:42He lived in an oldish building that looked kind of collapsible
00:17:02Oh
00:17:10Did you have a bad dream you got your daddy here, okay
00:17:14I think you're still asleep
00:17:16Okay. Okay. You got your daddy here, sweetie. I think you're having a bad dream
00:17:20Huh
00:17:31Chump of these wheat superplay
00:17:38Hi, oh, sorry Marianne Danny's asking for you
00:17:42No, just that what you want me to do Marianne, I mean
00:17:47Mommy are you coming? Are you coming? I want you to
00:17:54Marianne hello
00:18:16Oh
00:18:47Do you think I'm gonna kill it if I want to do that you got a call
00:19:01Because you're a nice interview
00:19:16Oh
00:19:21This is the big boys house now you said it pal
00:19:27Oh
00:19:43Hey, hey, you're sure not sleeping today. You don't wanna you don't want a vacation. No, no, really
00:19:53Bye bye
00:19:57I
00:20:05Don't want to know if you're there but come round or call me I'm willing to do a deal but only with you
00:20:11I don't want anything more to do with that agent of yours ever again
00:20:18Hello Dan Daniel
00:20:21Oh
00:20:24Well, I'll call back it was about the ground he's flipped he practically asked us to put up money to co-produce this film I
00:20:32Won't tell you what I said because Danny might hear
00:20:34Bye for now
00:20:38This is Malcolm green
00:20:41I think your agent and my producer aren't exactly seeing eye to eye
00:20:45Don't worry. I'll sort it out. We'll see each other at three in my place. Okay
00:20:51I
00:20:56If he calls again, I'm out don't put it through till tomorrow morning
00:21:00Late don't give me a chance to speak Catherine. No. No, the thing to do is to say she's been kidnapped and nobody wants to
00:21:06pay the ransom
00:21:08What would happen
00:21:20So, what's the problem oh
00:21:23You didn't get that message. What? No, no
00:21:26There's no problem
00:21:28What do you mean the ground called back?
00:21:34We have an unconditional surrender
00:21:36The man's cave he's agreed to everything he doesn't even want to discuss it anymore. He's crazy, isn't he?
00:21:45No, I said sort out did
00:21:48who
00:21:49green I
00:21:51Have some information on him. He's done a couple of rock videos in London apart from famous short. Oh, which I saw yesterday
00:22:00Did you like it hmm not bad for short
00:22:03Don't don't do this film
00:22:07What
00:22:09Listen, I've had people on the phone this morning from Delon's office. They want you to adapt another novel
00:22:14Yeah, but why shouldn't we do this?
00:22:18Wonder now I just have a bad feeling about
00:22:21What now we're gonna turn down a project. He's got a bad feeling about it
00:22:34You
00:22:52The mad monkey
00:22:54Came down from the tree and became the hunter same monkey stayed in the branches, you know eaten bananas
00:23:01Mm-hmm
00:23:05Well, that's it
00:23:07That's all you got what more do we need
00:23:11Well a few pages of
00:23:14coherent thought
00:23:16treatment
00:23:17You know a script isn't too. Yeah, but it's not a James Bond movie. I love James Bond movies. Dr
00:23:23No from Russia with love Goldfinger. Those are great
00:23:26Movies. Yeah. Well, I've never seen them. I suppose you haven't
00:23:30Okay
00:23:33Malcolm
00:23:35listen
00:23:37You know, you very dramatically presented me with a line from Peter Pan
00:23:41Which for me refers to the tragedy of growing up, right? Yeah
00:23:46So maybe we can come up with a theme
00:23:50For the mad monkey a theme for the movie. Yeah, but it's not a question of thing
00:23:56Moves like a dream
00:24:01Oh, that's that's why I listen it the dream of the mad monkey
00:24:09Mm-hmm
00:24:15Do you mind if I make a call no
00:24:18kind of private
00:24:20There's another phone down there to the right just past the kitchen through the iron gates
00:24:30I
00:25:00Disturbed
00:25:04Hi, it's Danny boy. Listen, I'm here with Norman Bates
00:25:11It's a loony bin it's a loony bin
00:25:15Get me out of this deal return the money call a grand
00:25:18I'm going home now. Oh, oh and call the lines office. Tell him I'll do the novel
00:25:24I haven't read it yet, but I'll do it
00:25:31I
00:25:51Don't get us my sister Jenny. Do you have a light you're not smart
00:26:00I
00:26:10So it's your fault I'm here I told him it was you found the book
00:26:17Yeah, I'm Portobello, right
00:26:20And well, I take it everywhere I think you're very clever
00:26:27It's very flattering
00:26:29Is it
00:26:32What do you live here I live with my brother
00:26:38I'm all the family he's got. He's all mine
00:26:48What well
00:27:00Nobody else not even in England
00:27:05We grew up with children's home together in London now, I got my first job she came with me that's all there was to say
00:27:11I
00:27:33Didn't know you were here
00:27:35I
00:27:39Don't know I'm so confused
00:27:47Do you know why I really come no you're going to hit me
00:27:58I want to fuck you
00:28:05Why this honor
00:28:13Don't you want you say first
00:28:18But you already know
00:28:22How if I can't wait
00:28:35I
00:29:05I
00:29:24You're calling four double three one of seven one seven and you miss me
00:29:29But I'll call you back if you leave a message after the tone coming up now
00:29:33Marilyn hi
00:29:37It's Dan, I'm sorry to call you so late
00:29:41Listen it's important. Don't don't call LeGrand. I
00:29:45Changed my mind. I I think I
00:29:51Think I found a way to make the Malcolm Green story work
00:29:57Okay, hmm talk to you later
00:30:02I
00:30:24So for the next several days I went over to Malcolm Green's place
00:30:29You know every every afternoon no matter how bright and sunny it had been
00:30:36It was deluge with rain
00:30:39Like it was building up for the flood
00:30:43So that's how I see the opening of the
00:30:46Movie there's a boy, and he's on top of this skyscraper, and he's about to jump
00:30:50Mm-hmm the city's at his feet, and he knows he's about to die yeah
00:30:54But who's the boy?
00:30:57One of
00:30:59Peter Pan's lost boys
00:31:02Yeah, yeah, yeah, I like that yeah, cuz you're an egomaniac. How does it end?
00:31:12He jumps jumps and the story is one big flashback, so he kills himself
00:31:20Yeah, he does and actually I don't see that I just seen jumping
00:31:26Oh, that's good just ends with him flying through the air yeah
00:31:56Oh
00:32:19Jenny
00:32:22Ah
00:32:24So we haven't got much really
00:32:26We always talk about we got the opening we've got the ending. I've got the title. Yeah. Yeah sure we do talk
00:32:34please
00:32:37Okay, so after a few more sessions like that
00:32:41We went over to Legrand's Villa
00:32:45To tell him the story of the movie he was going to produce
00:32:47Are you and the anguish mounts okay the impact seems inevitable?
00:32:52Yeah, it is
00:32:55When he reaches the ground the little angel opened his eyes and
00:33:00And wakes up
00:33:02It's all been a nightmare
00:33:04Now the audience can relax and leave the cinema happy because nothing like that ever happened to their children
00:33:12That boy is the sacred law of cinema well, maybe but that doesn't interest me
00:33:18I doesn't interest you the public
00:33:21That's your concern not mine
00:33:23The public is your problem, too. You know what kind of film. I want to make
00:33:28All you have to do is say whether you're interested or not, but don't ever tell me what I've got to do
00:33:35Do you want to produce this film yes or no?
00:33:40Well then say it
00:33:43Yes, all right, then there's no more that needs to be said
00:33:49Listen medical. I'm like a girl if you want to fuck me be nice
00:33:59I'm going to the loop down down there
00:34:13Did you see that
00:34:15Yeah, yeah, but why?
00:34:17Why you let yourself be pushed around by a complete beginner?
00:34:21strategy down
00:34:23with this boys
00:34:26You have to build up the ego give them their wings to see they can do anything
00:34:32You don't want to help
00:34:36Then you've got to help me I need a script I can take to the bank
00:34:42Julian I you should have taken my advice about the clinic in Lausanne
00:34:50After that meeting I hold up in my apartment for a couple of weeks
00:35:12Oh
00:35:27You write for a little bit
00:35:43I
00:35:44Didn't look at my watch. I just worked and slept work slept
00:35:48And one day I had a dream
00:35:51Legrand didn't want to produce the movie. He'd left his wife
00:35:56And he just got remarried to two women
00:36:02Malcolm and Jenny went back to London and they got married to each other
00:36:10And they adopted a child
00:36:14Me I wasn't in the dream. Maybe I just didn't exist
00:36:33One day I went over to Malcolm Green's
00:36:37Thinking to leave his house with the final draft of the script
00:36:41But he wanted me to rewrite the whole thing
00:36:45start to finish
00:36:48Three page things, you know, just don't run
00:37:06I
00:37:09You
00:37:19Hey
00:37:33You can't do this no
00:37:36No
00:37:38Because it's you're gilding the lily is why
00:37:42What does that mean it means you're being self-indulgent well, I'm the director
00:37:50Well
00:37:53Direct on the set
00:38:06I
00:38:16Wanted I've been there coffee. Yeah
00:38:36I'm off before your brother appears and we get even further
00:38:45Sometimes my brother expressed himself rather badly
00:38:52Well, I think we may have reached a genuine impasse
00:39:06You know, he really respects you it's got a funny way of showing it
00:39:21Freshen up
00:39:36I
00:40:00Do you want some more coffee I'm throwing you a new car
00:40:06I
00:40:36I
00:40:45Your hands cold
00:40:59Listen maybe I will just
00:41:02Hit the road
00:41:07Don't be afraid of me
00:41:09Don't be afraid of me
00:41:31Every good boy deserves a favor
00:41:39I
00:42:10You
00:42:23Naturally I finished the script the way Malcolm wanted how could I not I was outnumbered
00:42:39That's right
00:43:09I
00:43:39Believe you are better be good-looking
00:43:47Well
00:43:50I woke you up. Oh, I'm really sorry. Are you here as a friend or as a client friend friend, of course?
00:43:57Come in. No. No, I should I should I should go. This is too stupid. Look at this 5 a.m
00:44:04No, no, no, no go back to sleep and tomorrow. It'll all seem like a dream. You'll call me up say Dan
00:44:09Were you at my house at 5 a.m? I'll say no Daniel. Will you come in? I'm getting pneumonia. Okay, okay
00:44:15I could cook you breakfast
00:44:23No, I'm telling you it's the most important meal of the day
00:44:28Hysterical and I am I'm like over revved
00:44:31Something I'm sorry, you're on valium. Do you ever?
00:44:34Delivering, you know, the French consume more tranquilizers than any other nation
00:44:38And England you have to have got an American job, oh
00:44:43Gee
00:44:46You look lovely without makeup
00:44:50One day we're gonna have a little chat about this boyish charm of yours. Oh, no, really
00:44:56It's like that
00:44:59But hair over your eye like that
00:45:02Get those bedroom eyes together. We're at a bedroom
00:45:11Let's get you back to sleep
00:45:16Guys I just want to make sure for a little bit
00:45:23I'll be good
00:45:25Don't worry about that
00:45:29There's a lot to be good
00:45:32You tell me okay, I'm real easy about these things
00:45:36Yes
00:45:37I'll take your boots off
00:45:40But it'd be awkward
00:45:43You've done too much already
00:45:47No, did you do something you shouldn't
00:45:51Script
00:45:55You
00:46:06It's me it's it's 4 in the morning. Can you find me at the hotel? I'm depressed
00:46:19I felt like I
00:46:22I missed an important appointment
00:46:27And
00:46:29Wouldn't never have such an opportunity again
00:46:33How do I raise the money for it just tell me that I don't know like always I guess with this great a
00:46:40novice director and no stars
00:46:43You're completely mad find a star star. There is no role for a star in the scrap. Hey
00:46:51Get marrying Duran
00:46:53I'll bet you'd be delighted and go for something
00:46:56Quirky like this, you know deep down. She's a kind of offbeat deep down. No doubt and
00:47:03We know somebody who could convince her you'd do that for me me no, no, no, no for Le Duran
00:47:09I'm like a coach you are three seasons ago. No, no
00:47:14You should get Malcolm he convinced you it should have been much harder
00:47:21I
00:47:25Okay, okay
00:47:31I'll be my Malcolm Green
00:47:35I'm going to call Malcolm
00:47:38But to tell him to go to hell
00:47:40I'm sick to death of this film
00:47:43This time I'm serious. I've said it's over and I mean it
00:47:48I
00:47:50Don't
00:47:53Yes, I've read
00:47:58Honestly, I just can't set up a film like this
00:48:04No, it's impossible I can't
00:48:18I
00:48:31Was about to drive away when without knowing why I just switched the engine off and
00:48:40Waited
00:48:47I
00:49:18Oh
00:49:31Don't do that don't do that honey. Did you you can't play with you can't play with daddy's razor, sweetheart
00:49:36Okay, I know I know don't do that. Promise me. You won't play with daddy's razor. Okay, okay
00:49:47I
00:50:17I
00:50:39Talked to the grand he told me about your idea for Mary Duran
00:50:44Yeah
00:50:46Well, you know blood around
00:50:50Yes, I do
00:50:53Well from what I hear, you know very well
00:50:57Anyway, what do you see? Yeah, the ground wouldn't dare suggest it to her and
00:51:03Well, I don't know us so Oh Marianne Duran is with art media I know who her agent is
00:51:10You know
00:51:11We both know that sending of this script just on its own nothing else there isn't a chance
00:51:19None at all, you know, what we really need is someone to talk to her something to convince
00:51:25Well, I'll give you her telephone number
00:51:27Don't be a fool. I want you to speak to her. Don't I?
00:51:38So you won't help me
00:51:42You
00:51:50Yeah, I understand
00:51:55Hey, it's LeGrand giving you a contract yet. No, not yet. What do you ask?
00:52:08Jenny to ship a contract
00:52:11I
00:52:26Had spread the net I
00:52:29Took a shower I made some coffee and I waited
00:52:35She showed up in less than an hour
00:52:41I
00:53:11I
00:53:16Know Jenny, I've been expecting you
00:53:24Really yes. Yes. Don't you always turn up when your brother has a problem?
00:53:28I
00:53:38Have to talk just want to talk you were with Malcolm when he met LeGrand, right? Yes
00:53:48So you're the lure
00:53:50I
00:53:54Always cost myself
00:53:57so you went went to bed with him right away or
00:54:01Did you even like
00:54:03Pretend to get to know him at first. I
00:54:07Guess not make him coffee or is it just you know, I'm a whore. Hello. I'm Jenny the whore
00:54:12I
00:54:18Don't go to bed with him
00:54:25I don't go to bed with him because he doesn't want to I suck him
00:54:35So he wants
00:54:37After he comes in my mouth, he tells me the film will never be made
00:54:40But Malcolm's a Cretin and I'm an idiot
00:54:43Then it's all over a
00:54:45Few days go by and he calls again away we go
00:54:50And you think I want what he wants. Is that why you're here?
00:55:02That's what you want
00:55:04You don't you know what I want
00:55:34I
00:56:04I
00:56:34I
00:56:39Can't sleep
00:56:51Are you frightened
00:56:53I
00:57:02Want a glass of milk
00:57:11Let me tell you story
00:57:16Daddy
00:57:20Daddy
00:57:23I
00:57:46Read your script
00:57:49The girl sent it to me along with a check for the rest of the money he owes you he's furious. What do you think?
00:57:57It's beautiful
00:57:59Really?
00:58:01It's childlike
00:58:03Sad useless and beautiful useless. What's that mean? Is that a compliment in my book it is
00:58:11I'll give you a kiss you may
00:58:19I know you shouldn't have done that. That's bad luck
00:58:34How's Danny
00:58:37She still talk about me as if I were the wicked witch of the West
00:58:42He talks less and less every day take it over
00:58:45If
00:58:47You had a son
00:58:50Would you feel guilty if I were you? Yes
00:58:53Children shouldn't have children. No, I'm being serious
00:58:57What do you want me to say to you?
00:59:00Give me a child and I'll tell you
00:59:05Can you have children
00:59:08Imagine that I can
00:59:15Oh
00:59:45Oh
01:00:16Oh
01:00:17So tell me
01:00:19Are you guys really gonna shoot that porno movie? You sent me?
01:00:23Oh, you're just jacking me off because you know, I have another movie in Italy that I adore. Oh
01:00:29well, huh, I
01:00:31Thought you liked porno movies
01:00:34No, no, it's uh, we're shooting in six weeks and I
01:00:40Wrote it with you in mind. You can't let me down
01:00:43Mmm, that's so sweet. Oh, it's true. But the director is he gay?
01:00:50No, no
01:00:52So no, he's straight and
01:00:54young
01:00:56Very good-looking. Mm-hmm. And you know, he feels just like I do that. There'd be no point in making the movie without you. No, please
01:01:05You're such a liar I just spent the afternoon Marion Duran's
01:01:10Trailer now you've got to talk to her. The thing depends on her decision. I can't go you don't wanna make the movie, huh?
01:01:19Jenny's been home for three days. You know, she could telephone tonight or come home. Oh, Jenny's a big girl now, right?
01:01:27Never let her down
01:01:29How's she gonna feel if the movie falls through and it's her fault
01:01:32three days
01:01:35Okay, okay. Hey, hey listen, I'll stay here I'll wait here. Okay. Come on. It's time to go
01:01:43Okay, well I should change then I mean do I smell
01:01:55Let her decide then calls or comes back. I'll beat her. Yeah. Yeah, really
01:02:04I
01:02:34You
01:03:04I
01:03:34Oh
01:04:05No, sir
01:04:11Just perks and progress
01:04:14John's about
01:04:16Come on, I should get the visual the water. It's a good show
01:04:21It's a new
01:04:25Hey, let's have a good
01:04:34Oh
01:04:46Yeah
01:04:55There is for the wicked
01:04:57Oh
01:05:02What are you doing here could be because I'm feeling remorse
01:05:08He's pretending who Donnie he's pretending to be asleep
01:05:19Because I'm here
01:05:25You gotta call your brother
01:05:28I
01:05:34Malcolm's been looking for you for three days
01:05:40What's been doing I'm sorry dad
01:05:47What
01:05:50We can do things any other way
01:05:53We who
01:05:56Malcolm and I tomorrow of the Scout locations
01:06:02Come say goodbye
01:06:06You're always going away
01:06:13You all right, baby look old
01:06:25You
01:06:38We stayed like that for a little while and then she left
01:06:55You
01:07:25A
01:07:40Few weeks had gone by
01:07:43the shoot had begun
01:07:47Nobody needed me
01:07:50And I felt
01:07:52useless
01:07:54As usual except this time more useless than ever
01:08:08Hello
01:08:24You
01:08:28Excuse me, I'm sorry. Is she wearing on the film who?
01:08:35Jenny green, yeah, I think so, but nobody knows exactly what she does
01:08:46How long you gonna be away then the boy won't be coming back here what
01:08:51He's coming to live with me why he asked me
01:08:59Today no, no two weeks ago
01:09:04He had wanted to call me
01:09:07What about football practice Danny
01:09:21Oh
01:09:42No, no mercy
01:09:51I
01:10:08Will wait
01:10:21I
01:10:51I
01:11:21I
01:11:51I
01:12:21I
01:12:51I
01:13:01Think it's going really well, isn't it? It is
01:13:06Never seen my brother sir, and you are you happy? He's completely different
01:13:11You know, everybody says Jenny Jenny
01:13:14There's some things that I think we should talk about you want to suck me
01:13:21Catch me
01:13:51You
01:14:21You
01:14:51You
01:15:21You
01:15:52You
01:15:56How are you feeling
01:16:00What do you think I feel let's stop the film
01:16:04They pulled the plug
01:16:07Where's Jenny
01:16:09She's just disappeared. No one knows where I
01:16:14Want to see her
01:16:19She's talking
01:16:21It's a little late for that, isn't it?
01:16:24This isn't the first time she slipped away
01:16:40Isn't the first time she slipped away
01:16:44Yeah, I know
01:16:51I
01:16:57Good morning, you slept a lot. We've given you sedative. You're gonna be all right
01:17:03I
01:17:18Can stop the film where's Jenny who was the last person to see her the grand the idiot knows nothing
01:17:25The only thing isn't a load of crap is the script
01:17:28Done a fine job. You should publish it. Have you informed the police?
01:17:31Yes
01:17:33Nothing friend all the hospitals nothing
01:17:39Jenny
01:17:41Artie yeah, I did find you. I was wondering if you'd seen Jenny. I thought she may have got a plane and flown down
01:17:49Yeah, of course, oh no, I'll let you know soon as I know anything yeah, okay. Thanks
01:17:58She's nowhere just disappeared
01:18:02I'll be back straightaway
01:18:32I
01:18:54Did you get her into this tell the truth
01:19:02Tell the truth
01:19:05She began she began
01:19:16I didn't want to lose her
01:19:24Your sister always part of the deal
01:19:28Jenny does what she wants
01:19:31You're pimping your sister for a movie
01:19:38And I'm telling you that she's in charge
01:20:00I
01:20:30I
01:20:54Don't know where she is how long have you known
01:21:01I'm gonna
01:21:08Since you lived in London. Yes. Well, let me take a stab at the story
01:21:24There was once a beautiful witch named Marilyn who lived in London
01:21:31One day she discovered her own little Tinkerbell and Peter Pan
01:21:37And together they did many
01:21:40Strange and dangerous
01:21:44things
01:21:46The witch ran away to Paris
01:21:49now it seems Peter wanted to make a picture about a
01:21:53monkey and
01:21:56Powder that makes you dream and
01:21:58The secret games, but he needed somebody to put it all down cuz Peter Pan couldn't write so he and Tink
01:22:07Found the beautiful witch again
01:22:11In Paris who said
01:22:14well, I
01:22:16Have a little friend named Danny. It was Jenny show. Let me finish
01:22:22Yeah, you said I think he's your guy
01:22:26He's a real lost boy and he has a friend named LeGrand and
01:22:31Who's got a lot of money and they both?
01:22:34love
01:22:35little girl
01:22:39You sound ridiculous
01:22:42Jesus Jesus, I guess you guys played me like a violin. Well, you were only too happy to be played
01:22:49Oh
01:22:55Well, you should take her to see a doctor boy you do what you want, I don't care. Mm-hmm
01:23:02You don't care what happens to her. No, I don't care
01:23:06Because
01:23:08She's 16 and I'm 30
01:23:12What
01:23:15Because you're in love with her and not with me
01:23:20How do you know I'm in love with
01:23:33You should have put your arms around
01:23:49Oh
01:24:19Come with me
01:24:29What are you doing here what you want
01:24:31Where is she? Is that where you come?
01:24:35What do you want me to say?
01:24:37She's a crazy girl
01:24:46I dropped her in a ditch
01:24:50You did what
01:24:54She wanted to get the movie back on track she came to my house in the country
01:25:02She disappeared into the bathroom
01:25:05After a while I went in to check on her
01:25:10But she was dead
01:25:13Where'd you take I left her in a ditch?
01:25:16I there was then I went back
01:25:23But the body was already gone I
01:25:30Collapsed on the bed, but I dreamed about Jenny
01:25:41One day two surprises arrived in the mail
01:25:47Some work for the BBC
01:25:50Polishing dialogue for an Anglo-French production and a postcard
01:25:57from
01:25:59Somewhere in England
01:26:01Dear Dan, my parents are real happy to see me and well
01:26:07Should have put my arms around you
01:26:16Oh
01:26:33Hi
01:26:35Do you remember me? Mr. Gillis?
01:26:37No, I don't I attended you at the hospital. Oh, yes
01:26:42Yeah, of course
01:26:44My name is Arianne. Yeah, do you mind if I sit with you? Oh
01:26:54I hate eating alone
01:26:59Thank you
01:27:03Like dead bodies
01:27:05Corpses there might have been because she was working in a hospital
01:27:09Street probably it was just fate
01:27:12Whichever I
01:27:14Asked her where bodies found in the street ended up if there's no way of identifying them or nobody claims them
01:27:29But a strange question, oh, I know I need to know for a script that I'm writing
01:27:36I see it was then that she told me about a place
01:27:41I hadn't heard about a
01:27:43Building in the Place Cambron. It's somewhere in Place Cambron
01:27:49There are lots of tales told about that place
01:27:52The medical students do their practicals on the bodies that are not claimed
01:27:58the corpses are treated to keep them from decomposing and
01:28:03Then put in the tub
01:28:06But where?
01:28:07down in the cellars of the building
01:28:09There is a vast glass pool so they say and it's filled with fennic acid
01:29:10Yeah
01:29:20So just you wanna go okay, then let's go
01:29:39I
01:30:09I
01:30:39I
01:31:09Hey
01:31:39I don't know, come on.
01:31:41That's what the young lady wants to see.
01:31:44Excuse me, I can't...
01:31:47I can't... I'm afraid they'll catch cold.
01:31:49It's not over yet.
01:31:52You have to come here, it's the Nuremberg Palace.
01:31:55The father of Hitler.
01:32:01I hope at least you brought your jerseys.
01:32:05Hurry up.
01:32:06Be careful, the stairs are dangerous.
01:32:09Come on.
01:32:24Paul,
01:32:26I warn you, if you don't stop before me, I'll blow your head off.
01:32:39Come on, let's go.
01:32:46Come on, let's go.
01:32:48Come on, let's go.
01:32:56Come on, let's go.
01:33:00Shit, it's not true, what's going on?
01:33:04Two seconds.
01:33:07You can even say three.
01:33:09What are you doing?
01:33:39Come on, let's go.
01:33:44Come on, little one.
01:33:46Come on, little one.
01:33:48You'll be late for school again.
01:33:49Come on, don't make me pray.
01:34:04I want to get out of here.
01:34:09I want to get out of here.
01:34:16For you, I have something new, something sublime.
01:34:19Do you like it?
01:34:21Come on, follow me.
01:34:22Follow me.
01:34:26Come on, hurry up.
01:34:27Come on, let's go.
01:34:37To have this, you have to have balls.
01:34:39I'm telling you.
01:34:57Come on, let's go.
01:35:27Come on, let's go.
01:35:57Come on, let's go.
01:36:28Who was it?
01:36:31Mom and I, and you.
01:36:34Were you looking for her?
01:36:40What about you?
01:36:42You were looking for somebody?
01:36:46I don't know.
01:36:48I don't know.
01:36:50I don't know.
01:36:52I don't know.
01:36:54I don't know.
01:36:55I don't know.
01:37:25I married Jenny a few days before Christmas.
01:37:30Nobody showed up.
01:37:33But...
01:37:35Then she was a tough kid...
01:37:38Who would have expected nothing less.
01:37:56Sir, a lady is waiting for you downstairs.
01:37:59A lady? Tell her to come up.
01:38:01She can't.
01:38:25I'm sorry.
01:38:27I'm sorry.
01:38:56Um...
01:38:58You couldn't carry me to the bathroom, could you?
01:39:01I simply must have a pee.
01:39:25Come on.
01:39:49Mom.
01:39:55Mom.
01:40:11You're not a witch.
01:40:15You're a siren.
01:40:21All you need is a seat.
01:40:25Come on.
01:40:55Come on.
01:41:25Come on.
01:41:55Mom.
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