1983 Baby Sister FULL HOT TEEN MOVIE
1983 Baby Sister FULL HOT TEEN MOVIE
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00:04:30I'm melting, pizza, ew
00:05:00You do, don't you?
00:05:04Oh boy, is it hot in here.
00:05:07I hope it lets up soon.
00:05:11Don't worry, I'll call him.
00:05:15Do you mind Annie being here?
00:05:18As long as you and I get to spend some time alone.
00:05:21It'll be easier once the show is on.
00:05:24What'll be easier?
00:05:26David, come on, she's in the next room.
00:05:27Well then I think we should stop talking.
00:05:30Oh David, it's hot. It's been a long day. Come on, let's go to sleep.
00:05:37Okay, fine. Let's get some sleep.
00:05:48You angry?
00:05:49No, I'm not angry.
00:05:51You're angry.
00:05:52No, I'm not angry, you're right, let's get some sleep.
00:05:58Okay David, come on, hold me. Come on.
00:06:04Tomorrow, okay?
00:06:08You promise?
00:06:10Promise.
00:06:11You love me?
00:06:12Yeah.
00:06:13Say it. Come on.
00:06:15I love you.
00:06:17Good.
00:06:18Good night.
00:06:27Good night.
00:06:41Hi.
00:06:42Hi.
00:06:45You're up early. Too hot to sleep?
00:06:47It's a strange bed.
00:06:49It was mine when I was a kid.
00:06:51Oh? An antique?
00:06:54Not exactly.
00:06:58Look, I don't understand why you can't find her something at the gallery.
00:07:01Look, I could barely afford to keep Jesse on part time.
00:07:04What about at the clinic?
00:07:05Look, I want to find my own job and I'm going to get my own apartment and not bother you two.
00:07:09You should have stayed in college.
00:07:11But she didn't.
00:07:14I dropped out of college for a year.
00:07:16Did me a lot of good.
00:07:17Put me in touch with the real world.
00:07:19That's when I decided I wanted to go to medical school.
00:07:22That's right, there's no law that says you have to go straight to the hospital.
00:07:25That's right, there's no law that says you have to go straight from high school to college to grad school.
00:07:29Sorry.
00:07:30Just trying to make sure you do the right thing.
00:07:32Well, don't worry.
00:07:33I'm doing what I have to do and I'm going to find a job.
00:07:35Okay?
00:07:55Okay.
00:08:13So you're 18.
00:08:1519.
00:08:18All right.
00:08:19Just turn 19.
00:08:25Just think about going to college.
00:08:56Hi, Jessie.
00:08:57Annie.
00:08:58Hi.
00:09:00It's so good to see you.
00:09:02Yeah, it's hot.
00:09:05So you're back.
00:09:06Yeah.
00:09:07How's it going?
00:09:08Oh, it'll be great as soon as we get this place together.
00:09:11Is Marsha around?
00:09:12Yeah, she's in the back.
00:09:13Okay, thanks.
00:09:17So this is the Marsha Burroughs gallery?
00:09:19This is it.
00:09:20How you doing?
00:09:21Okay, this is terrific.
00:09:22How long have you been here?
00:09:23Two months.
00:09:24What about you?
00:09:25Any luck on the job front?
00:09:26Nope, but I have another interview at three.
00:09:28Any change?
00:09:29Into what?
00:09:30A dress.
00:09:31What for?
00:09:32Oh, Annie.
00:09:55Hi.
00:09:56How are you?
00:09:57Good.
00:09:58How are you?
00:09:59Good.
00:10:00How are you?
00:10:01Good.
00:10:02How are you?
00:10:03Good.
00:10:04How are you?
00:10:05Good.
00:10:06How are you?
00:10:07Good.
00:10:08How are you?
00:10:09Good.
00:10:10How are you?
00:10:11Good.
00:10:12How are you?
00:10:13Good.
00:10:14How are you?
00:10:15Good.
00:10:16How are you?
00:10:17Good.
00:10:18How are you?
00:10:19Good.
00:10:20How are you?
00:10:21Good.
00:10:22How are you?
00:10:24Good.
00:10:25I'll take these three if you can get them for me.
00:10:28He's going to be doing some aquatints.
00:10:29I think you should wait for those.
00:10:30Really?
00:10:31Mm-hmm.
00:10:32You give me a good price?
00:10:33I'll give you a fair price.
00:10:35Better watch out, David.
00:10:36This lady drives a hard bargain.
00:10:37Seams she was well trained.
00:10:40I take that as a compliment if you don't mind.
00:10:44Can I get you some more wine?
00:10:46Hi.
00:10:48Hi.
00:10:49Hi, Dad.
00:10:50Hello, Ann.
00:10:52How are you? I'm okay.
00:11:01I guess you know I'm very disappointed.
00:11:04I thought you might be.
00:11:06But I never really wanted to go to college, if you remember.
00:11:09How are you planning to live?
00:11:11I'm looking for a job.
00:11:13What kind of a job? You have no qualifications.
00:11:15Daddy, don't worry. Everything's going to turn out all right.
00:11:18It's ridiculous. Who's going to give her a job?
00:11:20I will.
00:11:22There's a job at the clinic if she wants it.
00:11:24There is? I didn't know that.
00:11:26Barbara's getting married.
00:11:28You want to work as a receptionist?
00:11:30Yeah, sure.
00:11:32Look, I'm not doing you a favor. We need someone.
00:11:35Okay, thanks.
00:12:21All right, don't worry about a thing.
00:12:23You're in great shape.
00:12:25I wish everybody was in shape like you.
00:12:30Look, Daddy.
00:12:32Oh, that's very good, honey.
00:12:34Thanks for looking after her.
00:12:36Sure. Bye, Susie.
00:12:38Bye, Annie.
00:12:40Is everything going okay?
00:12:43Yeah, everything's fine.
00:12:45I'm glad to hear that.
00:12:47Is everything going okay?
00:12:49Yeah, everything's fine.
00:12:57Uh, listen.
00:12:59Don't let Mrs. Clark intimidate you.
00:13:01She likes to give people a hard time.
00:13:18Hi.
00:13:20Hi.
00:13:22Are those for me?
00:13:24Yeah, my way of saying thanks for the job.
00:13:28No one ever gave me flowers before.
00:13:30Not even Mrs. Clark?
00:13:32No.
00:13:34She likes younger men.
00:13:36Yeah.
00:13:38How about you, Mrs. Clark?
00:13:40I like younger men, too.
00:13:42Oh, you do?
00:13:44Yeah.
00:13:46How about you?
00:13:48Depends how young.
00:13:51Under 40.
00:13:53Under 30.
00:13:55How about 31?
00:13:58Nope. No exceptions.
00:14:00Well, I guess I'll just have to settle for the flowers.
00:14:04Thanks.
00:14:06Sure.
00:14:17This is crazy.
00:14:19We could be having brunch right now.
00:14:21Shame on you.
00:14:23We just started.
00:14:25I think Marcia's a smart woman.
00:14:27She slept in.
00:14:29Hey, David. How you doing?
00:14:31How are you, Frank?
00:14:33Who's that?
00:14:35It's Frank.
00:14:37It's a guy I used to know.
00:14:39Why?
00:14:41He's good-looking.
00:14:43I never thought so.
00:14:45He goes with this girl, Eileen.
00:14:47He's still good-looking.
00:14:49You can do better.
00:14:51I wasn't expressing a personal interest in the guy.
00:14:53I was just commenting.
00:14:55He's good-looking.
00:14:57Come on. We gotta meet Marcia for brunch in 20 minutes.
00:15:07There she is. Marcia!
00:15:09Hey.
00:15:11Where have you guys been? I'm starving.
00:15:13I cooked for you.
00:15:15You worked up a good sweat.
00:15:17Come on, Annie.
00:15:19We can all walk together.
00:15:21What are we gonna eat?
00:15:23What do you feel like eating?
00:15:25Chinese.
00:15:27I don't know, Annie.
00:15:29What's the matter?
00:15:31I'm not sure how safe this neighborhood is.
00:15:33Don't worry about it. I'm a big girl.
00:15:35I wouldn't live here.
00:15:37I know, but I would. Pull over right here.
00:15:39Here? Yuck.
00:15:41Come on. You're gonna love it.
00:15:43I don't think so.
00:15:51Come on. Let me do it.
00:15:53No, I can do it.
00:15:55Ta-da!
00:15:57Isn't it perfect?
00:15:59Look at this.
00:16:01It's all antiques, Marcia.
00:16:03These are not antiques.
00:16:05These are just old.
00:16:07I love it. It is exactly what I wanted.
00:16:09Come on, Marcia.
00:16:11Don't tell me what's wrong with it.
00:16:13So, it's a little beat up.
00:16:15A little?
00:16:17Haven't you ever just wanted to do something
00:16:19to make your life different?
00:16:21Yeah, sure.
00:16:23That's what the gallery's about.
00:16:25Okay, then.
00:16:27Come on, Marcia. Don't you like it?
00:16:31Marcia.
00:16:35Marcia.
00:16:37Honey. Marcia.
00:16:39Honey.
00:16:43Okay.
00:16:45I'll learn to like it.
00:16:47Thanks.
00:16:51All right, buddy.
00:16:53What was the problem you had this morning?
00:16:55Just that the patients are too closely together for me.
00:16:57All right. Well, you have to work out
00:16:59the scheduling with Annie.
00:17:01Okay.
00:17:03Finally a fringe benefit.
00:17:07Anybody have anything else they want to bring up?
00:17:09Raises. Raises.
00:17:13This meeting is adjourned.
00:17:15Thank you all.
00:17:27Great bod.
00:17:29Listen, man. She's Marcia's sister.
00:17:31So?
00:17:33So, buddy, I know you. I don't want you adding her to your list.
00:17:35Oh, come on, David.
00:17:37If you weren't so involved with Marcia,
00:17:39you'd tell me you wouldn't go after her?
00:17:41You'd be crazy, man.
00:17:43She's 19.
00:17:45Yeah, 19.
00:18:01Oh, swell.
00:18:05I thought you were gonna buy a car.
00:18:07Do you love it?
00:18:09This is what you bought with my $400?
00:18:11I said I'll pay back.
00:18:13Is it safe? Of course.
00:18:15Are you sure?
00:18:17All it needs is, like, a new muffler.
00:18:19And a paint job. And an engine.
00:18:21And tires.
00:18:23It's revolting.
00:18:25You poor bad girl.
00:18:27Can you see the dents in it?
00:18:29I mean, is it really safe?
00:18:35Three. And four.
00:18:37And out. Two.
00:18:39Three. Four. And down.
00:18:41One. Two.
00:18:43Three. Four.
00:18:45And up. Two.
00:18:47Three. Four. And back down.
00:18:49Out. Stomach's in, everybody.
00:18:51Four. And down.
00:18:53And one. And two.
00:18:55And three. And four. Now two counts.
00:18:57One. And two. And stretch out.
00:18:59Reach. Reach. And down.
00:19:01Out. And down.
00:19:03And stay there. Roll it up.
00:19:05Inhale. And reach over.
00:19:07Right. Two. And left.
00:19:09Two. And flex out.
00:19:11Two. And give it a wave.
00:19:13Two. And squeeze those hips.
00:19:15Hip. Hip. Again.
00:19:17Reach. Two. And over.
00:19:19Two. And flex out.
00:19:21Stomach in. Don't let it hang out. Back down.
00:19:23Out. Squeeze those hips.
00:19:25Bend the knees. And punch. Out.
00:19:27And right. Left. Right. Left.
00:19:29Inhale. Exhale. Shoulders down.
00:19:31Realize. Tight. Stomach in.
00:19:33Reach. Reach. Reach.
00:19:35Reach. Get up.
00:19:37One. Two. One. Two. Come on.
00:19:39Knees. Knees. Push it out.
00:19:57Did you see those two?
00:19:59Yeah.
00:20:01Not your type?
00:20:03I don't have a type.
00:20:05What kind of guys do you go out with?
00:20:07I don't go out that much.
00:20:09Really?
00:20:11Boys at school are just that.
00:20:13Boys, if you know what I mean.
00:20:17You know, I don't even know what kind of guys
00:20:19I can fix you up with.
00:20:21Really, they're all David's age.
00:20:23Of course, they're not all as good-looking as he is.
00:20:25It's a good thing you're not prejudiced.
00:20:27He's good-looking, isn't he?
00:20:29Huh?
00:20:31Sure. It's hot. Let's go.
00:20:33Listen, we're having dinner tonight in Malibu.
00:20:35David and me. You want to join us?
00:20:37I'd better not. I still have a lot of stuff to do in the apartment.
00:20:39You sure?
00:20:41Yeah, I'm sure as God.
00:20:57Where are you going?
00:20:59To the gallery.
00:21:01It's Sunday.
00:21:03Yeah, I know.
00:21:05How long are you going to be there?
00:21:07All day, probably.
00:21:13We're going to at least get to see you for dinner.
00:21:15Yeah, sure.
00:21:17Oh, no. Wait a minute.
00:21:19What?
00:21:21What?
00:21:23What?
00:21:25Oh, no. Wait a minute.
00:21:29We're supposed to see Daddy tonight for dinner. I'm sorry.
00:21:33I can't win.
00:21:35Is Annie going to be there?
00:21:37I don't think so. None of my dad's going to be there.
00:21:41I seem to have a problem.
00:21:45You noticed.
00:21:47It's about as subtle as an A-bomb.
00:21:49Why?
00:21:51I don't know.
00:21:53It's a personality conflict.
00:21:57Maybe she's too much like your father.
00:21:59No, no. She's not, really.
00:22:01Everybody says that she's exactly like my mother was.
00:22:05Did your father and mother get along?
00:22:07Yeah.
00:22:09They adored each other.
00:22:11Well, maybe he's uncomfortable because Annie reminds him of your mother.
00:22:15Yeah.
00:22:17Yeah.
00:22:19I thought of that.
00:22:21No.
00:22:23Why?
00:22:25I'm afraid to.
00:22:27Maybe she was there when my mother was killed.
00:22:33She was playing on the sidewalk with a friend.
00:22:37That's when it happened.
00:22:39I was away at school.
00:22:43Annie became very withdrawn since then.
00:22:47So did my dad.
00:22:51I guess they've never really gotten along since then.
00:23:21Who is it?
00:23:23It's me, David.
00:23:27Hi. Come in.
00:23:29Hi.
00:23:31Where's Marcia?
00:23:33At work.
00:23:35It's Sunday.
00:23:37I know.
00:23:39She told me you needed some handiwork done.
00:23:41Yeah.
00:23:43I'm sorry.
00:23:45It's okay.
00:23:47It's okay.
00:23:49She told me you needed some handiwork done around the place,
00:23:51so I've come to offer my services as a Mr. Fix-It extraordinaire.
00:23:55You did?
00:23:57I really appreciate that.
00:23:59Maybe I should have brought a demolition squad instead.
00:24:01I kind of like it.
00:24:03I'm putting you on.
00:24:05I used to live in a place like this myself,
00:24:07and I loved it.
00:24:09Can I get you anything?
00:24:11What do you got?
00:24:13Um...
00:24:17Coffee?
00:24:19Okay.
00:24:21I hope you like it black.
00:24:27How do you like the job so far?
00:24:29It's a good thing you went into medicine.
00:24:33I mean your job at the clinic.
00:24:35It's great.
00:24:37It's not great.
00:24:39It can't be very challenging for you.
00:24:41It doesn't matter.
00:24:43You don't want to be a receptionist the rest of your life, do you?
00:24:45Well, that's just it.
00:24:47I don't know what I want to do with the rest of my life.
00:24:49Well, you must have had some ideas at some time.
00:24:51Some thoughts.
00:24:53When I was little,
00:24:55I thought I wanted to be a painter like my mother.
00:24:57So?
00:24:59I don't want to be one anymore.
00:25:01Why not?
00:25:03Because I'm not good enough.
00:25:05Well, how do you know if you don't try?
00:25:07I haven't picked up a paintbrush since my mother died.
00:25:11You just won't give yourself a break, will you?
00:25:15You don't give yourself enough credit.
00:25:19Look at me.
00:25:23You have a lot going for you
00:25:25behind those pretty brown eyes.
00:25:29Yeah? Tell me what you see.
00:25:31I see...
00:25:35No, I don't think I should tell you what I see.
00:25:37Fine, then I won't tell you what I see.
00:25:39You won't?
00:25:41Nope.
00:25:43Come on, tell me.
00:25:45Sorry.
00:25:47Please?
00:25:49Okay.
00:25:51I see...
00:25:53someone who's dedicated to his work.
00:25:55And thoughtful.
00:25:59And sort of good-looking.
00:26:01What do you mean, sort of?
00:26:03Warm.
00:26:05Funny.
00:26:07Enough! I can't stand it anymore.
00:26:09You asked.
00:26:11Come on.
00:26:13I've got an idea.
00:26:35What?
00:26:37Nothing.
00:26:39I'm sorry.
00:26:41I'm sorry.
00:26:43I'm sorry.
00:26:45I'm sorry.
00:26:47I'm sorry.
00:26:49I'm sorry.
00:26:51I'm sorry.
00:26:53I'm sorry.
00:26:55I'm sorry.
00:26:57I'm sorry.
00:26:59I'm sorry.
00:27:01I'm sorry.
00:27:03I'm sorry.
00:27:17Yes, I understand, but we close in five minutes.
00:27:21I'll put you down for the first thing in the morning.
00:27:23Okay, see you then.
00:27:25Bye.
00:27:27Mrs. Clark, if you don't take the pills, the infection won't go away.
00:27:35I have been taking the pills.
00:27:36Then let me see them, please.
00:27:39Mrs. Clark, there are only a few pills gone from this bottle.
00:27:41You have to take the medication four times a day.
00:27:43I did.
00:27:44Every day, Mrs. Clark.
00:27:45Okay.
00:27:46Okay.
00:27:47When will I start feeling better?
00:27:50As soon as you start taking the pills.
00:27:53Now go home, Mrs. Clark.
00:27:55All right, Doctor.
00:27:56And take those pills.
00:27:58Messages.
00:27:59Beachside Medical Clinic.
00:28:00Who's calling?
00:28:01Just a minute, please.
00:28:02David, it's a Mrs. Chang.
00:28:03She sounds upset.
00:28:04Hello, Mrs. Chang.
00:28:05How are you?
00:28:06How long ago?
00:28:07Is he on anything?
00:28:08I'm coming right over.
00:28:09I'll be right over.
00:28:10Annie, could you lock up, please?
00:28:11I've got to leave right away.
00:28:12What is it?
00:28:13I don't know.
00:28:14I don't know.
00:28:15I don't know.
00:28:16I don't know.
00:28:17I don't know.
00:28:18I don't know.
00:28:19I don't know.
00:28:20I don't know.
00:28:21I don't know.
00:28:22I don't know.
00:28:23I don't know.
00:28:24I don't know.
00:28:26David.
00:28:27Maybe I could help.
00:28:29No.
00:28:42Oh, where are my keys?
00:28:47Hey, come on.
00:28:55Come on.
00:29:10He's in the bathroom.
00:29:11Where?
00:29:12He won't let me in.
00:29:16He won't answer me.
00:29:17Billy.
00:29:19Billy.
00:29:21Billy, open the door.
00:29:26Billy.
00:29:32Gimme the bag.
00:29:34Billy.
00:29:35Billy.
00:29:36Billy!
00:29:39Billy.
00:29:42No.
00:29:43No.
00:29:44No.
00:29:45No.
00:29:46No.
00:29:47No.
00:29:48No.
00:29:49No.
00:29:50No.
00:29:51No.
00:29:52No.
00:29:53No.
00:29:54No, no!
00:29:57Call the paramedics!
00:29:59Take Mrs. Chang out of here!
00:30:21I'm sorry.
00:30:24I'm sorry you had to see that.
00:30:53I keep thinking of my mother.
00:30:58Drink the tea.
00:31:02You want to talk about it? Makes it easier.
00:31:06Does for me.
00:31:09I thought doctors were immune to those kind of things.
00:31:12Yeah, so did I.
00:31:16You know what hurts the most?
00:31:19A wasted life.
00:31:24Billy had his problems, but he was a good kid.
00:31:29I'd been working with him.
00:31:32Close to getting him into a rehab program.
00:31:38It was so young.
00:31:42His whole life ahead of him.
00:31:46And now he has no life.
00:31:49You did everything you could.
00:31:57Hi.
00:31:58You're new around here.
00:31:59Yeah.
00:32:00What can I do for you?
00:32:01I'm here for my pills.
00:32:03Which doctor do you see?
00:32:05I don't need to see a doctor.
00:32:07They usually just leave them up front for me.
00:32:10Francher.
00:32:12What are you doing here?
00:32:15Hey, Doc.
00:32:17I don't feel too good.
00:32:18So what else is new?
00:32:20Doc, I mean it.
00:32:22I'm in pain.
00:32:24I can't get my food down.
00:32:25What do you think I should give you?
00:32:27I don't know, Doc.
00:32:29What about some Percodan?
00:32:31That might do it.
00:32:33Francher, you know I can't give you any Percodan.
00:32:36If you want, I'll check you over.
00:32:38Look, I don't need you to check me over.
00:32:40I need something for the pain.
00:32:42Why? So you can turn around and sell it?
00:32:44Billy Chang OD'd last night.
00:32:46You know anything about it?
00:32:47Hey, listen, man.
00:32:49I didn't come here to be insulted.
00:32:50I don't need this.
00:32:51If you don't trust me, I'll go someplace else.
00:32:59Jerk.
00:33:01God.
00:33:11Hi, Dad.
00:33:12Hi.
00:33:14I'll get it in the bedroom.
00:33:15All right.
00:33:22Hello?
00:33:29I don't believe it.
00:33:30Silverthorne just dropped out of the show.
00:33:32How come?
00:33:33He said he doesn't want a show with two virtual unknowns.
00:33:35I can't believe this.
00:33:37Let me get you a drink.
00:33:45Hello?
00:33:46Yeah, Harold, I understand.
00:33:49Harold, look, Armour is not an unknown.
00:33:52You said yourself he's a promising new talent.
00:33:56Harold, Harold, you really can't pull out.
00:34:01Mm-hmm.
00:34:02I understand.
00:34:03Harold, if you do this show,
00:34:06I'll give you a solo show in the spring with all your new works.
00:34:11Good.
00:34:13Now, Harold, you think about it.
00:34:15Get some sleep.
00:34:18I should have been a psychiatrist.
00:34:20Oh, wait a minute.
00:34:21If I let him do that, I've got to move up the new realist exhibit.
00:34:24That's going to be a pain in the neck.
00:34:26I've got to call him back.
00:34:27Marcia, slow down.
00:34:29What?
00:34:31I want to talk to you.
00:34:32About what?
00:34:33I want us to go away this weekend.
00:34:35Jack's going to give us his beach house.
00:34:37David, I can't go away this weekend.
00:34:39Why not?
00:34:40Well, things don't get done by themselves.
00:34:42We can't go away until after the show.
00:34:44I don't give a damn about this show.
00:34:50I'm sorry. I didn't mean that.
00:34:53It's just you and I never spend any time together anymore.
00:34:57It feels like there's always something coming between us.
00:35:00After the show, we can spend a lot of time together.
00:35:03Jack will give us his house.
00:35:08Harold, hold on.
00:35:09Look, honey.
00:35:10How do you know that's Harold?
00:35:11It's Harold. He's neurotic.
00:35:13Harold?
00:35:14Would you hold on a minute?
00:35:16Honey, look, I want to get away. I really do.
00:35:19Give me a few more weeks, please.
00:35:21Please.
00:35:25Harold?
00:35:27Harold?
00:35:29Harold?
00:35:31Harold, listen.
00:35:34I'll talk to you in the morning.
00:35:36Yes.
00:35:41Mm-hmm.
00:35:44I'm sorry.
00:35:46I'm sorry.
00:36:11Annie.
00:36:12Hi, Rose.
00:36:13Hi.
00:36:17Hello.
00:36:18I'm really sorry.
00:36:19Hello, Annie.
00:36:20How lovely to see you.
00:36:22You could have called, Ann.
00:36:24I said I was sorry.
00:36:29How about a toast?
00:36:32Happy birthday, Daddy.
00:36:35And to the Burroughs sisters.
00:36:37Early or late, they're well worth the wait.
00:36:40I think we can eat now.
00:36:42Before David recites another poem.
00:36:46Rose.
00:36:53Looks good.
00:36:58None for me, Rose. Thanks.
00:37:00Aren't you eating?
00:37:02I'll have some salad.
00:37:04That's it?
00:37:05Salad will be fine.
00:37:08Well, you better eat some of my birthday cake.
00:37:11I got it at that great store on Main Street.
00:37:13You don't have to watch your figure, Annie.
00:37:15Let's not make a big issue out of it if she doesn't want to eat.
00:37:19Marsha, I ran into Jim Barzell at the club yesterday.
00:37:23He asked about you and I mentioned the show.
00:37:25It'd be nice if you sent him an invitation.
00:37:27You won't buy anything, of course.
00:37:29I'm sure, Daddy.
00:37:32Well, only two more weeks till the big day.
00:37:36You excited, Marsha?
00:37:38Excited's not the word.
00:37:39I'm going crazy.
00:37:41I'm going crazy.
00:37:44It'll all be worth it.
00:37:46Ann, I assume you'll be present.
00:37:48Perhaps even on time.
00:37:56I hope it fits.
00:37:58No problem.
00:38:00I don't know if it'll help my serve, but it'll look great anyway.
00:38:04Thanks, Ellen.
00:38:07I hope you know it's a direct hint.
00:38:09I'm still looking for a partner for the mixed doubles at the club.
00:38:12Hint acknowledged.
00:38:14Is that a yes?
00:38:15Well, I really ought to hold out for a new racket and some shorts, but...
00:38:19A double!
00:38:20The answer is yes.
00:38:22Now, what's this beautiful thing?
00:38:25It's from David and me.
00:38:28Open it.
00:38:40You shouldn't have.
00:38:41Did we have a choice? You were hinting about it for over a month.
00:38:45Was I that obvious?
00:38:49Thanks, you two.
00:38:51Well, when are we going to have wedding bells?
00:38:53You're such a handsome couple.
00:38:55Eleanor, you say that every time we see you.
00:38:57Well, it's true.
00:39:00Don't worry, Annie, your turn's coming.
00:39:03Oh, what have we here?
00:39:16Oh, Annie, did you do that?
00:39:18Mm-hmm.
00:39:19May I see, Daddy?
00:39:22Hmm, it's terrific.
00:39:25I'm very impressed.
00:39:27I didn't know you were painting.
00:39:30I just did this one.
00:39:32It looks just like Mummy's work.
00:39:34You're right.
00:39:36You know, Daddy, I think you could hang it right over there.
00:39:39No.
00:39:40Oh, I think it would look nice right there.
00:39:43No, everything in this room was painted by your mother.
00:39:48You don't have to hang it at all if you don't want to.
00:39:51Of course he will.
00:39:54That's so typical of you, Ann.
00:39:56Always playing the victim.
00:39:59Go ahead, run away.
00:40:01That was always your way, wasn't it?
00:40:03Drop out of school and you expect me to feel guilty about it?
00:40:06I don't expect you to feel anything.
00:40:09Tom.
00:40:11It's none of my business, but it hurts me to see you two go at each other every time you're together.
00:41:08PHONE RINGS
00:41:27Hey, buddy, have you seen Annie?
00:41:29Sure have. I think she went out back.
00:41:32Hey.
00:41:39BIRDS CHIRP
00:41:47Hi.
00:41:50I tried to call you last night.
00:41:52I didn't feel like talking much.
00:41:54You know, at some point you're going to have to.
00:41:57What, talk?
00:41:58Mm-hmm. With your father.
00:42:00I can't talk to him.
00:42:02Why?
00:42:03He doesn't like me.
00:42:06Look, maybe he doesn't like some of the things you do.
00:42:08I mean, nobody likes everything about a person, but you're his daughter.
00:42:12I'm sure he loves you.
00:42:13He hates me.
00:42:15He blames me for my mother's death.
00:42:21I was playing across the street from my house,
00:42:24and I wasn't supposed to cross the street,
00:42:26and my mother ran across the street to get me.
00:42:28She didn't see the car coming.
00:42:31It was my fault.
00:42:35You were a child.
00:42:36He blames me. I know he does.
00:42:38Did he tell you that?
00:42:39He doesn't have to.
00:42:43We should talk with Marcia.
00:42:45No, David. Please.
00:42:49Okay. Okay.
00:42:51But you have to promise me that you'll talk with your father about this.
00:42:55Not yet, but I will.
00:42:58It's just that I'm so scared.
00:43:02Don't be.
00:43:03We're here for you.
00:43:23Hello.
00:43:24Thank God you're there. I've really done it this time.
00:43:26What's the matter?
00:43:27I'm supposed to meet David at the ballet at 8 o'clock.
00:43:30Oh, you still have time. It's only 20 past 7.
00:43:32Look, I'm running around in circles.
00:43:34I'm going to be here all night.
00:43:35I just called David. He's already left, so...
00:43:37What do you want me to do?
00:43:39We've got these tickets for months.
00:43:41It's going to be 40 bucks down the drain,
00:43:43not to mention how mad he's going to be.
00:43:45Look, if you leave right now, you'll make it.
00:43:47I can't, Marcia.
00:43:48You have to.
00:43:50I've got plans. I'm just on my way out the door.
00:43:53Please.
00:43:54Oh, look, Annie, can't you cancel?
00:43:55You've got to do this for me. Please.
00:43:58Annie, come on. I've got to go.
00:44:02All right. I'll be there.
00:44:04The tickets are under my name. I really love you.
00:44:06Thanks, Annie. Bye.
00:44:07Okay.
00:44:08Bye.
00:44:30Sorry.
00:44:32She's not coming.
00:44:34Look, this wasn't my idea,
00:44:36but if you're going by yourself, it's okay.
00:44:38Don't be silly.
00:44:40I'm glad you came.
00:44:42So am I.
00:47:02Thank you, David. It's been a wonderful evening.
00:47:04It's early.
00:47:05Yeah, it is.
00:47:09I would love a cup of your famous coffee.
00:47:15Okay, sure. Come on in.
00:47:32Can I get you something to drink?
00:47:36No.
00:47:48You okay?
00:47:53Say something.
00:47:56I'm so confused.
00:47:59How do you feel?
00:48:01I don't know.
00:48:03What are the options?
00:48:07Great.
00:48:08Great?
00:48:10Yeah, I feel great.
00:48:14Lousy.
00:48:17Yeah, I feel lousy, too.
00:48:20Are you sorry?
00:48:23No.
00:48:26What are we going to do?
00:48:27I don't know.
00:48:57I think you got this phone number, but I want you to just report to me four times a day in my office, okay?
00:49:27Okay.
00:49:57Okay.
00:50:17Hi.
00:50:19Hi.
00:50:20Sorry I'm late.
00:50:27You bored?
00:50:28Mm-hmm.
00:50:30Some sweet and sour chicken there. You want it?
00:50:34Well, Silverthorne dropped another bomb today.
00:50:37What now?
00:50:38You know, he owes me two more pieces.
00:50:40Now he can't decide which one to send. This guy is nuts.
00:50:43I've got to go to San Francisco.
00:50:45Can't Jessie go?
00:50:46No, no. I mean, I can't let anyone else choose the pieces. It's my first show.
00:50:50Anyway, while I'm up there, I'll go to Mendocino and check out some lithographs.
00:50:54You're going for the whole weekend?
00:50:55Well, I thought we could both go. This could be the weekend we were talking about.
00:50:59You're going to be working.
00:51:00I'm not going to be working all the time.
00:51:03No, I can't, actually. I can't get away. I'm working Saturday.
00:51:07Can't you switch with Jack?
00:51:09I can't. He's got his kids this weekend.
00:51:14Okay.
00:51:16Well, we still have tonight.
00:51:25Okay.
00:51:43Isn't that your friend?
00:51:44Who?
00:51:45The runner. What's his name? Frank?
00:51:48No.
00:51:50And even if it was, we're just having lunch.
00:51:53I don't know how long we can keep this up.
00:51:57Can I get you something to drink while you're looking at the menus?
00:52:01No, thanks. We're fine.
00:52:03I'll give you a minute.
00:52:12Look, you're obviously uncomfortable. Let's go someplace where we can talk in private.
00:52:16Okay.
00:52:18Come on.
00:52:23Allison, I want you to come with us.
00:52:25Okay.
00:52:49It's so beautiful here.
00:52:51Your friend lets you use this whenever you want?
00:52:53When he's away.
00:52:56Yeah.
00:53:04David, what are we going to do?
00:53:06I'm going to tell Marcia.
00:53:08No, David. Promise me you'll never tell her.
00:53:10Annie, things weren't working between me and Marcia anyway.
00:53:15Well, maybe if I weren't here, it would.
00:53:18That's not true.
00:53:21I don't want to hurt her, David.
00:53:23Annie.
00:53:26I love you.
00:53:31Hey!
00:53:33Wow, what good timing. I just got back from San Francisco.
00:53:36How are you?
00:53:37I'm fine. I've been meaning to come by. Hi, Jessie.
00:53:39Hey, Annie. What do you think?
00:53:41It looks great.
00:53:43We're almost finished.
00:53:45I need a cup of coffee. You want one, Jessie?
00:53:47No, thanks. Not for me.
00:53:48How about you?
00:53:49Yeah.
00:53:50Okay, come on.
00:53:52It really works.
00:53:56I'm worried about you.
00:53:58You have to stop bearing yourself like a hermit.
00:54:00I'm okay.
00:54:01You've got to get out more. You've got to start meeting people.
00:54:04You've got to start enjoying yourself.
00:54:08You're still upset about Daddy, aren't you?
00:54:10No.
00:54:11Yes, you are.
00:54:14Yeah, I guess I am.
00:54:18You've got to get past that, Annie. He's not going to change.
00:54:21People change.
00:54:22Sure they do.
00:54:23But not him. He's the way he is.
00:54:25You're going to have to learn to accept it.
00:54:28Sometimes it's difficult between certain people.
00:54:34Is it difficult between you and David?
00:54:37David?
00:54:42Does it show?
00:54:48I guess it does.
00:54:54We're going through a bad period right now.
00:54:57But once the gallery opens, everything's going to be fine.
00:55:02But you still love him.
00:55:08Sure.
00:55:10That hasn't changed.
00:55:24Hello.
00:55:26Hi.
00:55:30Hi.
00:55:32When did you get back?
00:55:34About a half hour ago.
00:55:36I'm sorry.
00:55:38I'm sorry.
00:55:40I'm sorry.
00:55:42I'm sorry.
00:55:44I'm sorry.
00:55:46I'm sorry.
00:55:48I'm sorry.
00:55:50I'm sorry.
00:55:51I'm sorry.
00:55:54I'm sorry.
00:55:57It's a good thing I went to Mendocino.
00:55:59Silverthorne can't make a decision to save his life.
00:56:02You should see the pieces I got.
00:56:05Good, huh?
00:56:07Mm.
00:56:12I hope this works.
00:56:15I'm so nervous.
00:56:19Don't worry. It'll be fine.
00:56:21I missed you.
00:56:24Mendocino was beautiful.
00:56:27I really wish you'd been there.
00:56:38Marcia, I did a lot of thinking this weekend.
00:56:43About us?
00:56:45Uh-huh.
00:56:46Uh-huh.
00:56:49It's, uh...
00:56:51Really been a strange couple of weeks, and I, uh...
00:56:57Don't say anything.
00:57:01I know I've been too involved with the gallery.
00:57:04It's okay.
00:57:06It'll be all over tomorrow.
00:57:17Hello?
00:57:18Hello, Daddy.
00:57:20Annie!
00:57:22I have to talk to you.
00:57:25Uh...
00:57:26Sure, what about?
00:57:29Can I come over now?
00:57:31Tonight?
00:57:33Okay.
00:57:34When?
00:57:36Uh, I'll be there in about 20 minutes.
00:57:39All right.
00:57:41Bye.
00:57:43Bye.
00:57:47Okay, bye.
00:58:02Hi.
00:58:03Hi, Annie.
00:58:08Can I get you something?
00:58:10No.
00:58:12Sit down.
00:58:16I'm leaving L.A.
00:58:19Why?
00:58:21I'd like to get back to school. Summer session starts in a couple weeks.
00:58:27What about your job?
00:58:29You talk to David and your sister?
00:58:31Well, I wanted to talk to you first.
00:58:35You need money.
00:58:37I'll pay you back. It's just for my airline ticket.
00:58:40You don't have to pay me back. You know that.
00:58:42You're still my daughter.
00:58:43Most times I don't feel like it.
00:58:46I'm sorry. It seems the only time we talk is when you need something.
00:58:50Never mind, then.
00:58:52Annie, please.
00:58:54You know, someday you're going to have to stop running.
00:58:57I know.
00:58:59I just...
00:59:00I can't...
00:59:06I, uh...
00:59:07I'll write you a check.
00:59:09You don't have to.
00:59:11No, I want to.
00:59:15I'm glad you're going back to school.
00:59:19You can't get anywhere nowadays without an education.
00:59:22I know.
00:59:30There's a little something extra there for expenses.
00:59:33Thanks, Dad.
00:59:35If you need anything, just let me know.
00:59:38If you need anything...
00:59:41I'm sorry I'm always so much trouble.
00:59:45Maybe someday we'll get to like each other again.
00:59:50When I grow up.
00:59:53When are you leaving?
00:59:55After March's opening.
00:59:59That's nice. You're staying for the opening.
01:00:02Yeah.
01:00:05Well...
01:00:07Thanks again.
01:00:10Don't I get a goodbye kiss?
01:00:37Bye.
01:01:08Yes?
01:01:10Hi. I just locked up.
01:01:12Hi. Come on in. Sit down.
01:01:16I have to talk to you.
01:01:18Good. Because I want to talk to you, too.
01:01:21I tried to talk to Marcia last night, but she's so uptight about...
01:01:24David, I'm going away.
01:01:27Where?
01:01:30I'm going back east to school.
01:01:33Why?
01:01:35Why?
01:01:39It can't work.
01:01:41What do you mean, it can't work?
01:01:43It's working.
01:01:45I love you.
01:01:47I thought you loved me.
01:01:49I do.
01:01:51I love you so much.
01:01:53Then don't go.
01:01:55I have to.
01:01:58I can't do this to her.
01:02:00I'm not sorry I fell in love with you.
01:02:03It was wonderful and beautiful,
01:02:05and it'll be a part of me for the rest of my life,
01:02:08but it could never work between us,
01:02:10knowing what we've done to Marcia.
01:02:12But it's over between Marcia and me.
01:02:15I don't love her.
01:02:17But I do!
01:02:29I love you.
01:02:50I'm going to faint.
01:02:52You are not.
01:02:54Have some champagne.
01:02:56Oh, swell. Get plastered before everyone gets here.
01:02:59Everybody that I know.
01:03:01Well, you know me.
01:03:03I do? Are you hungry?
01:03:05Very.
01:03:07See? You're nervous, too.
01:03:29I love you.
01:03:52I thought you'd be at the opening by now.
01:03:55I had to pick up some of my things and to return this.
01:04:10I don't believe this is what you really want.
01:04:13It doesn't really matter what I want.
01:04:16It does to me.
01:04:19David, don't.
01:04:29David.
01:04:30David.
01:04:58Excuse me, Mr Webb.
01:05:00Excuse me, Mr Silverthorne.
01:05:02Harold.
01:05:04Harold.
01:05:06This is Mr Webb.
01:05:08Webb? The Tribune?
01:05:10Yes, of course.
01:05:12I've wanted to meet you.
01:05:14Now, about your critique of my last show.
01:05:28Could you excuse us a second?
01:05:30The watercolour's sold.
01:05:32I hope.
01:05:34Armour's going to flip.
01:05:36Where's David?
01:05:38You want me to call him?
01:05:40No, no, no. He'll be here. It's actually Annie that I'm more worried about.
01:05:43The watercolour?
01:05:45Yeah. Our first sale.
01:06:01David, no. We can't.
01:06:10Okay. Alright.
01:06:17What was that?
01:06:30David?
01:06:50David?
01:06:52David?
01:06:54David, open the door.
01:06:58David, what's happening?
01:07:01Open the door.
01:07:09David?
01:07:15David?
01:07:18David, open the door.
01:07:22David, open the door.
01:07:25David?
01:07:27David?
01:07:34David?
01:07:48Beachside Medical Clinic.
01:07:50In Venice.
01:07:56David?
01:08:05David?
01:08:08David?
01:08:27David?
01:08:38You're still coming in?
01:08:40How's the champagne holding up?
01:08:42I've got it covered.
01:08:44What time is it?
01:08:46It's almost nine.
01:08:48Look, you want me to call the clinic?
01:08:50I think you'd better.
01:08:57I can't talk.
01:09:22Marcia.
01:09:24Oh, Jessie, I want you to meet Max Gaynor.
01:09:26He gave me my first job in the gallery on Melrose.
01:09:28Pleased to meet you.
01:09:30Sorry, but can I talk to you for a minute?
01:09:32Sure. Excuse me.
01:09:35What?
01:09:37Somebody broke into the clinic. David's hurt.
01:09:54Excuse me. David Mitchell?
01:09:59Room 210.
01:10:01Where?
01:10:03Down the hall and to the right.
01:10:05Thanks.
01:10:24Are you a relative?
01:10:26Well, don't worry. He's going to be all right.
01:10:28It might have been more serious,
01:10:30but his girlfriend was with him when it happened
01:10:32and she brought him in.
01:10:34His girlfriend?
01:10:36Where is she?
01:10:38The police were questioning her in the waiting room.
01:10:40I'll come get you when he regains consciousness.
01:10:42Annie.
01:10:46He's going to be all right.
01:10:48I know. I know.
01:10:50I've been worried about you.
01:10:52I know.
01:10:54I know.
01:10:56I know.
01:10:58I've made all the best decisions.
01:11:00We don't have to worry about you.
01:11:02You've got me.
01:11:04I've been so worried about you.
01:11:06This is a mess.
01:11:08I know.
01:11:11I just came from his room the nurse said that his girlfriend brought him here isn't that funny
01:11:18It's you
01:11:20Yeah, I was at the clinic when it happened
01:11:23Well, what happened?
01:11:29Why were you at the clinic so late
01:11:36Annie
01:11:38Why were you at the clinic so late
01:11:42Hey, it just
01:12:01What's going on between you and David
01:12:07What
01:12:11I
01:12:26I'm sorry. I didn't want to hurt you. You didn't hurt me
01:12:35You didn't want to hurt me
01:12:38Tell me
01:12:40How did you think I was going to feel I don't know I
01:12:46Didn't mean for it to happen. It just did what did I do to you to make you do this to me?
01:12:53Tell me do you hate me?
01:12:57And why did you do this didn't you think about us think about you and me
01:13:07Anything to you doesn't it
01:13:33Who is it your father
01:13:38I
01:13:52Just found out about you and David I
01:13:55Couldn't believe it. How could you do it? I
01:13:59Mean I could see you doing things to hurt me you always have
01:14:03But your sister
01:14:05How could you?
01:14:08Answer me damn it
01:14:11There's nothing to say
01:14:13Nothing to say you go to bed with your sister's boyfriend and there's nothing to say. What do you want me to say?
01:14:23I'm sorry that I hurt her and I'm sorry that I hurt you
01:14:33I'm sorry that I killed mother
01:14:38What do you say what you've always wanted me to say that it's my fault that she's dead I
01:14:45Never believed that I told me never to play in the street
01:14:49Honey, you were a child. If I wasn't playing in the street. Oh, mommy would still be alive. I
01:14:57Never blamed you
01:15:01It was an accident
01:15:08Not you
01:15:15It's gonna be okay you'll see everything's gonna be okay
01:15:23I love you
01:15:37I
01:15:39I
01:16:05Excuse me, he's awake now. You can come in to see me if you'd like
01:16:09I
01:16:39The doctor says you're gonna be all right. Yeah. Yeah, I know
01:16:55You should have come to the opening you should see it sometime it was a great success I will
01:17:06And it was here
01:17:10I
01:17:13Know about the two of you
01:17:21I'm sorry
01:17:28So, uh
01:17:29Don't blame Annie. She loves you. Don't talk to me. You're all she's got. I
01:17:35Sat out here
01:17:38All night
01:17:41Thinking what I was gonna say to you
01:17:46Doesn't matter
01:17:51My sister
01:17:56Wait
01:17:59It's over between Annie and me she's leaving LA
01:18:04I
01:18:06Feel looking for someone to blame blame me
01:18:10It wasn't working between you and me anyway, and you know it once the gallery was nothing to do with a gallery
01:18:18Once the gallery was open once my practice was set up
01:18:23We never once faced the truth I
01:18:26Loved you
01:18:29And I loved you
01:18:34Do you love her
01:18:36Doesn't matter now
01:18:39What's really important is what you feel for her
01:18:44She's running away again because she doesn't want to hurt you any more than she has
01:18:49I'm sorry for what I've done to her. I'm really sorry for what I've done to you
01:18:57She needs you Marcia don't turn your back on her
01:19:04I
01:19:35You
01:19:57Trans-allied flight 231 to Albany now boarding in gate 35
01:20:04I
01:20:07Honey
01:20:16It's all right David tell me everything
01:20:21I didn't want you to hate me
01:20:25I couldn't
01:20:28Hate you
01:20:30I
01:20:32Didn't want it to happen. I'll never expect you to forgive me. It's all right
01:20:43You don't have to go not because of me
01:20:48Thanks, but I've got to
01:20:56I understand
01:21:00Goodbye
01:21:08Any I love you
01:21:30You