Celebrity(名人百态)[1998]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：名人百态
英文名称：Celebrity
年代：1998

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[00:03]	[ translation & synchronization: loco-whopper ]	[ 中文翻译、字幕同步：疯狂弥天大幌 ]
[00:03]		《名人百态》
[00:43]	Let’s go, people! Letters are fading. Larry, we have five seconds.	快点，伙计们！字母正在消退。拉里，泰伦在哪儿？我们只有五秒钟。
[00:47]	– How’s the placement of the letters? – Fine. Did you keep that in shot?	– 我搞不懂这字母是怎么布置的…… – 布置得很好。嘿，迪克，你把那拍进去了吗？
[00:52]	OK, Hal. Where’s Hal?	很好，豪尔。豪尔在哪儿？
[00:54]	I can hold it for a few more seconds…	听着，我只能再坚持几秒钟了，你必须……
[00:56]	Can we get first team on set? The letters are fading.	赶紧让第一组进场，字母正在消退。
[00:59]	Come on, guys, we gotta go. She looks great.	快点，伙计们，我们得上了，我们必须得上了。她看上去很棒。
[01:02]	Come on. Please, please.	好了，快点，快上场。快点，快上场。
[01:04]	Quick review, Nicole. You get out of the car, run up past the sculpture,	好了，你听着，我简短复述一下，妮科尔。你走出轿车，跑上去从雕塑前经过。明白吗？
[01:09]	you see the skywriting says, “Help”,	你朝天空望去，看见空中写的字是“救命。”
[01:11]	and you realise everything has gone wrong and you can’t believe it.	你意识到所有的一切都出了岔错，你知道，你觉得无法接受，因为你自认为已经很明白了。
[01:15]	But everything’s chaos now, so what I need you to project is despair.	可是，你知道，现在一切都陷入了混乱。因此，我需要你所表现出来的是――绝望。
[01:20]	– I need… – We’re losing it.	– 我需要某种…… – 对不起，字母真的快消……
[01:23]	OK. So, what I need from you, I wanna feel the whole human condition.	好的，我知道。因此，你知道，我需要你… 我想要你感受到整个…呃…人类的状况。
[01:28]	Lock it up!	– 好了，各就各位！ – 你明白我的意思吗？
[01:31]	Yo, yo! Yo!	唷，唷！唷！
[01:33]	– Could you stop for five minutes? – What’s that say, “Help”?	– 我说，你看能不能让凿子就停个五分钟？ – 那上面写的什么，“救命”？
[01:38]	– Roll camera! – Camera’s rolling!	– 启动摄影机！ – 摄影机启动了！
[01:40]	– Speed! – A little higher.	– 转速正常！ – 举高一点，举高一点！
[01:41]	Scene 121, take one. Mark!	121景，第一镜。打板！
[01:44]	And action!	注意…开演！
[01:47]	Faster, faster, faster.	快点，快点，快点。
[01:50]	You’re moving like a zombie. Come on! Yes, OK, hit the mark. Look up.	你走得像具僵尸。快点！好的，不错，跑到标记点。现在…往上看。
[01:55]	Come on, come on, and… Good.	注意，注意，唔…很好，很好。
[01:58]	Cut! We cut! Thank you, everyone.	停！我们停了！谢谢各位。
[02:00]	Thank you so much, that was amazing.	妮科尔，太感谢你了，太了不起了，太令人佩服了！
[02:04]	Your body language, it’s just emotional, everything you do.	你的身体语言，你做的每一个动作，都充满了情感。谢谢！
[02:08]	Now I know why you get the big bucks, cos you make me look so great!	现在我知道为什么你挣大钱了，因为你让我感觉那么棒！
[02:11]	I have Camp David here. It’s about the ring.	妮科尔，坎普・大卫有个电话，关于那戒子。
[02:14]	Mary, you’re on with Nicole.	玛丽，你和妮科尔说吧。
[02:16]	Hello?	喂？
[02:17]	– Sorry to bug you on the phone… – Should I sign the thing?	– 你看，对不起在电话里打扰你了…… – 我…呃…需要签那东西吗？
[02:22]	– My voucher? – Sure. Daniel, can we get a voucher?	– 我的凭单？ – 是的。丹尼尔，请把凭单拿过来，行吗？
[02:26]	– Did they get the shot? – Yeah.	– 他们拍完了吗？ – 是的。
[02:28]	Wardrobe, right? This is our wardrobe?	剧装，是吗？这是我们的剧装？约翰，是剧装的。
[02:29]	Where do I know you from? I know you, right? I mean…	我在哪儿见到过你？我认识你，对吗？我是说……
[02:34]	Thanks.	谢谢。
[02:35]	Chippers, in Soho. I waited on you.	呃…在苏活区的“奇普斯饭店”，我招待过你。
[02:39]	Well, what a great memory. That was, like, a couple of months ago.	噢，你…你记性真好！那有…你知道，大概有好几个月了吧。
[02:44]	But I remember the face for sure, and…	但你的脸我肯定记得，唔……
[02:47]	– And you’re an actress. – I’m an extra. A face in the crowd.	– 你是个演员？ – 我是群众演员，人群中的一张脸。
[02:52]	I’m gonna get my sweatshirt.	我去拿一下我的运动衫。
[02:55]	So, er, when do you get off work?	那么，呃…你下班是什么时间？
[03:00]	Was that gorgeous black girl you came with that night your girlfriend?	那天晚上跟你一起来的那个靓丽的黑人女孩是你女朋友吗？
[03:05]	That was a guy in drag. What are you talking about?	那是个身穿女装的男人！你在说什么呀，靓丽的女孩？
[03:09]	– Whatever it was, it was beautiful. – I was interviewing.	– 不管怎么说，那人非常漂亮。 – 我在做采访。
[03:13]	I did a piece on transvestites, which is why you saw my girlfriend.	我在写一篇关于易装癖的文章，所以你就看到了我的靓丽的女朋友了。
[03:18]	Well, in answer to your question,	好吧，为了回答你的问题，
[03:19]	if you’re ever in the neighbourhood, I get off around midnight.	如果再你有机会去那附近的话，我通常在半夜下班。
[03:28]	Oh, you need a…	噢，你需要……
[03:31]	– Excuse me, can I borrow… – Yeah, sure.	– 对不起，我可以借一下…？ – 是的，当然。
[03:33]	Tell me how close I am.	告诉我猜对多少：
[03:35]	You are from rich parents, you’re seeing a shrink,	你来自于有钱的父母家庭，你经常看心理医生，
[03:39]	and you’re dyslexic, right?	你有诵读困难症，对吗？
[03:42]	Thanks.	谢谢。
[03:44]	– Well… That was good. – I try.	– 呃…你猜得不赖。 – 我试了下。
[03:47]	My father’s wealthy, I am seeing a shrink,	我父亲很有钱，我是在看心理医生，
[03:51]	and I’m an insomniac, so you’re in the ballpark.	我有失眠症，所以你大致差不离。
[03:55]	When you waited on us, you had this amazing look.	你知道，我记得当你招待我们时，你有种非常迷人的神情。
[03:57]	I thought, “Boy, trouble for somebody!”	我当时想： “天哪，你一定让人神魂颠倒的！”
[04:00]	I think I dreamt about you. Really, I remember your face. Who wouldn’t?	事实上我想我梦到了你。真的，我记住了你的脸。谁会记不住呢？
[04:05]	Do me a favour, sign your voucher.	请帮个忙，签一下你的凭单。
[04:11]	– Thanks.	– Thanks. – 谢谢。 – 谢谢。
[04:17]	– Lee! – Excuse me.	– 李！ – 失陪了。
[04:18]	Over here.	– 到这边来。 – 嗨！
[04:20]	Sandy, you send those truffles to the president.	珊蒂，你准备把那些松露给总裁送去，是吗？
[04:23]	Seven o’clock, tomorrow morning, in the park. Thank you.	七点钟，明天早上，好的，在公园里。谢谢。
[04:27]	– Nicole, here he is. – I’m sorry.	– 妮科尔，他来了。 – 对不起。
[04:29]	– Are you ready for our tete-a-tete? – Yes, I have everything at hand.	– 你准备好我们的“面对面”了吗？ – 是的，我绝对一切准备就绪。
[04:33]	– Bill Gaines. Nicole’s press agent. – Oh, great.	– 我是比尔・盖恩斯。很好，我是妮科尔的新闻代言人。 – 你好，比尔！你怎么样？很好。
[04:37]	Look, if you could, let’s not dwell on the bulimia.	呃…你看，如果可能的话，你知道，就别着墨于暴食症的事了。
[04:40]	Really, this is about lots of things.	比尔，相信我，真的，这一次有很多…很多东西要写。
[04:43]	You promised you’d show me where you grew up.	你看，你答应过我带我去你成长的地方看看。那真的……
[04:46]	I did.	我说过，我保证。
[04:58]	– It’s great that we can do this. – It is great.	– 我们能到这儿来真太棒了，我想这一次一定不同凡响。 – 是很棒。谢谢。
[05:01]	It’s so kind of you to show me.	不，是你太好了，带我来看看。
[05:04]	A lot of people get kind of nervous about this stuff.	很多人对这种事情会非常紧张，而我只想……
[05:07]	Hello?	有人吗？
[05:09]		“小心有狗”
[05:13]	Hello, I’m sorry to disturb you. This lady used to live here.	您好，抱歉打搅您了。呃…这位女士以前在这儿住过。
[05:18]	As a child.	小的时候，很久以前了。
[05:20]	She’s Nicole Oliver, she’s a great actress.	她是妮科尔・奥利弗，您一定看过她的作品，她是个很棒的演员。
[05:23]	– What do you want? – He’s writing an article about me,	– 你们想干什么？ – 唔，他正在为报纸写一篇关于我的文章，
[05:27]	and I wanted to show him where I used to live.	我在想能不能给他看一下我以前住过的地方。
[05:30]	Like, for five minutes. It would be great for the magazine.	大概只要五分钟，那样的话对杂志文章大有帮助。
[05:34]	– Come in and look around. – Thank you, this is great.	– 那就进来随便看看吧。 – 谢谢您，我非常感谢，太好了。
[05:37]	– Look at how tiny her feet are. – Yeah.	– 你瞧她的脚好小哦。 – 是啊。
[05:40]	This is where it began. Did you have feet like that when you were here?	这就是故事开始的地方。你住在这儿的时候，有没有想到今天呢？
[05:44]	This is… I guess… strange for you, I guess?	这地方…那么我想… 对你来说有点陌生了，我想是的。
[05:50]	It’s changed, I think.	有了变化，我想是。
[05:52]	– I hope it’s changed. – It feels like it’s smaller.	– 我想肯定变了。 – 感觉好像小了很多。
[05:55]	Smaller? That often happens.	小了很多？那可是常有的事。
[05:57]	How long have you lived here?	– 你在这里住了多长时间啦？ – 嗯？
[06:00]	Never mind. Do you think we could go upstairs?	没什么，没事了。你看我们可以上楼看看吗？
[06:03]	– That’d be great. – Whatever you want.	– 那太好了。 – 我说过你们随便好了。
[06:05]	– Is that OK? – I don’t care.	– 可以吗？- 是的，她说可以。 – 我没关系。
[06:08]	– Great. Thank you, thank you. – Thank you.	– 太好了！谢谢，谢谢。 – 谢谢。
[06:12]	I had this whole wall here plastered with movie star photos.	我那时在这整个墙面上贴满了电影明星的照片。
[06:17]	– Really? – Yeah.	– 真的吗？ – 真的。
[06:18]	And I would dream about being in a movie with Warren Beatty.	我会梦想着与沃伦・贝蒂一起演电影。
[06:22]	– Nice dream. – Yeah.	– 这梦不错。 – 是啊。
[06:25]	And I remember I used to lay on my bed naked, and watch my body develop.	我还记得我会经常赤身躺在我床上，看着我的身体一步步发育。
[06:31]	– Naked. – And I would pray…	– 赤身。 – 我会祈祷…
[06:34]	that my breasts and my legs would be beautiful,	…我的胸脯和我的双腿会变得漂亮，
[06:37]	so that I could be an actress.	那样的话我就可以去当演员了。
[06:40]	You cut a very erotic figure reclining like that, I have to say.	你这样斜倚着尽显出你完美性感的身材，我不得不这么说。
[06:47]	Well, fortunately I did mature quickly.	是啊，幸运的是，我的确成熟得非常快。
[06:51]	I remember my brothers used to spy on me when I was taking a shower,	我记得我的兄弟们经常会在我洗澡的时候偷窥我，
[06:56]	or they would rub themselves up against me.	或者他们会在我身上蹭来蹭去。
[07:00]	I empathise with them, totally. Really.	唔…我理解他们，完全理解。真的。
[07:04]	Please.	别这样。
[07:06]	– No? – No. Married.	– 不要吗？ – 不要。我结婚了。
[07:08]	– Happily? – Very.	– 幸福吗？ – 非常。
[07:10]	OK.	好啊。
[07:12]	I’m not saying that we don’t have to work at it.	我不是说我们不需要作出努力。
[07:15]	You have to work at it if you want fidelity in your relationship.	你必须作出努力，如果你想在你们的关系中保持忠诚的话。
[07:19]	Have you ever given way to unbridled lust in this room	你有否在这间屋子里因屈服于难以抑制的欲望…
[07:23]	and really let yourself go in a big way?	…而大大地放纵过你自己？
[07:30]	I can’t sleep with you.	我不能跟你上床。
[07:33]	You can’t sleep with me. I know that.	你不能跟我上床，这我知道。
[07:35]	Understand that I had to…	我知道我不该……
[07:37]	The proximity is thrilling and irresistible.	但真的很难抗拒想与你亲近的刺激。我……
[07:42]	I’m not saying that I don’t find you attractive.	我的意思不是说我觉得你没有吸引力，不是的。
[07:44]	– You’re very kind. – I find you very attractive.	– 噢，你太好了。 – 我觉得你很有吸引力。
[07:48]	There are certain things that I won’t do to my husband out of commitment.	只是我不会违背承诺，做出某些对不起我丈夫的事情。
[07:52]	I hear you.	我理解你，真的。你不必……
[07:54]	I could never have intercourse with anyone other than Phil.	我的意思是，除了菲尔，我决不可能与任何人性交。
[07:59]	My body belongs to my husband.	我的身体属于我丈夫。
[08:02]	I understand, and I…	听着，我理解，你知道，我……
[08:04]	What I do from the neck up, that’s a different story.	不过我脖子以上部位做的事情，那就另当别论了。
[08:19]	So, after your nomination you formed a production company, right?	这么说，在你被提名之后，你就成立了一家制片公司，对吗？
[08:23]	Right. You have to develop your own projects.	对的。唔，是啊，我是说，你必须发展你自己的拍片计划。
[08:26]	You cannot imagine the amount of crap that I get sent.	– 你想象不出我收到的垃圾有多少。 – 我能想象。
[08:31]	– Plus, I would like to direct. – Really?	– 另外，我也真的很想自己导演。 – 真的吗？真的？
[08:34]	I don’t wanna be pushy, but I have a screenplay which I’ve written	你知道，我不是说要推销自己，但你知道，我有个电影剧本，是我自己写的，
[08:40]	and it occurred to me today that it might be perfect for you.	今天我突然想到，那也许真的非常适合于你。
[08:44]	– Yeah? – Really.	– 是吗？ – 真的，是的。
[08:46]	Right now it’s a vehicle for a man,	我是说，尽管目前它是为男演员写的，
[08:48]	but it could so easily be rewritten for a woman.	但你知道，我想这太容易了，把它改写成女演员的戏。我……
[08:53]	– What’s it about? – It’s an armoured car robbery,	– 是关于什么的？ – 关…关于抢劫装甲运钞车，
[08:55]	but with a very strong personal crisis.	但包含着非常强烈的个人危机的因素，诸如……
[08:58]	– Who would I play? – You’d be a guard on the car.	– 我该演谁呢？ – 你演车子上的…一个警卫。
[09:02]	It needs a rewrite, but there’s room for a real feminist statement.	我是说，它需要改写一下，但你知道，有地方加入真正的女权主义的主张。
[09:06]	I know you’re very active politically.	我知道你政治上非常活跃。我真的……
[09:09]	I think it could work so well. I’ve been working on it for a year	我认为它真的会很棒的。不过，你知道，老实说我已经写了一年多了，
[09:14]	and I can’t make any real progress unless a star is involved,	我不能取得实质上的进展，除非有位明星也参与进来，
[09:17]	and someone like you, it would be…	某位像你这样的明星，那就会……
[09:19]	– Have you given it to any actors? – Yeah, but their agents turn it down	– 你有没有向任何演员提过呢？ – 提过，不过都被他们的经纪人或律师拒绝了，
[09:24]	because I have no track record as a screenwriter,	他们甚至都不看一下，因为作为一个剧本作家，我没有什么资历，
[09:28]	although the script has had a terrific reaction from people.	尽管剧本在一些人当中引起了相当好的反响。所以我……
[09:33]	– Let me think about it. – Really?	– 唔，让我考虑一下吧。 – 真的吗？
[09:35]	Great, cos I wanna be… I think you’d enjoy it.	太好了，太好了，因为我想要…… 我想你一定会喜欢的。
[09:40]	– No, no, no. Let me think about it. – Sure.	– 不…不。让我考虑一下吧。 – 当然。
[09:59]	He’s coming! Come this way, everybody! Come this way, everybody!	他来了！他来了！到这边来，各位！到这边来，各位！
[10:04]	– It’s him! Come on! – Oh, my gosh!	– 噢，是他！快起来！ – 噢，我的天哪！
[10:06]	We watch you every Sunday on TV!	我们每礼拜天都在电视里看您节目！
[10:09]	– We wouldn’t miss it for the world! – Good to see you.	– 我们不会错过，绝对不会错过！ – 很高兴见到你们。
[10:13]	– Are you gonna stay here long? – As long as I can, yes.	– 您在这儿会呆很长时间吗？ – 尽可能呆得长一些，是的。
[10:16]	Father Gladden is our special guest, direct from TV.	格莱登神父是我们特殊的贵宾，直接从电视台过来。
[10:20]	My daughter just got a prize at school for her charity work.	我女儿因为她的慈善活动，刚在学校获得奖励。
[10:24]	– She’d love an autograph from you. – Entrance into the kingdom of God	– 要是能得到您的签名，她会非常开心。 – 能否进入天国，
[10:28]	is determined by our response to the neighbour in need.	取决于我们如何对待周围需要帮助的人。
[10:31]	– I don’t know what I’m doing here. – Relax!	– 我不知道我来这里干什么，真的。 – 放松点！
[10:34]	I was exactly that way at first.	一开始我也跟你现在一模一样。
[10:36]	Yeah, but my room is so spare. You know, with a Bible?	是啊，可是我的房间里太空空荡荡了。你知道，就一本《圣经》？
[10:40]	– And the water is brown. – I told the handyman.	– 还有龙头里的水是棕色的。 – 我告诉过勤杂工了。
[10:43]	I know what you’re going through!	– 相信我，我理解你现在的感受！ – 不，不。
[10:46]	When my husband left me for his secretary, I was lost.	当我丈夫离开我去找他秘书时，我完全崩溃了。
[10:49]	Someone said, “You were raised a Catholic,	有人对我说：“你是个天主教徒，从小到大都是天主教徒，
[10:52]	“how could you even contemplate a hit man?”	“怎么可以想到要雇一个职业杀手？”
[10:54]	– They told me about this retreat. – I’m not religious.	– 他们告诉了我这个静修的地方。 – 可是我不信仰宗教。
[10:57]	You think I led a religious life?	我也不信，你认为我过着虔诚的生活吗？
[10:59]	I’ve had two divorces and two abortions.	我离过两次婚，堕过两次胎。
[11:02]	But just to take a break from the chaos of the city to reflect.	只是避开喧嚣的城市一阵子，做一些冥想。
[11:06]	No, no. I mean, the water comes out brown in my room.	不，不。你知道，我房间龙头里出来的水是棕色的。
[11:10]	And the bed, it’s so hard.	还有那床，也太硬了。
[11:12]	You’ve had a trauma. Psychotherapy hasn’t helped, pills haven’t helped.	你正经历一个创痛。心理治疗根本不起作用，药片也不起作用。
[11:16]	What you need is time and quiet. Your emotions have to settle.	你所需要的就是时间和宁静。你的情绪必须平静下来。
[11:22]	Thought of going back to teaching. Completely lost my taste for it.	我在想要不要回去教书，只是我的感觉已经完全没有了。
[11:25]	Simplify.	简单化。
[11:27]	Who would you say is more popular – the Pope or Elvis Presley?	您认为谁更加流行呢―― 教皇还是“猫王”？
[11:30]	I don’t think there’s any doubt. Elvis, you think?	唔，我想这应该毫无疑问。你认为是“猫王”？
[11:34]	Did you agree with The Beatles at the height of their fame	您同不同意多年前当“披头士”乐队处于他们名誉的巅峰的时候，
[11:38]	that they were bigger stars than Jesus?	他们的明星光环比耶稣要亮得多？
[11:40]	– World population was less then… – May I have your autograph?	– 耶稣时代的世界人口要少得多。 – 能给我签个名吗？
[11:43]	The food is the worst. What is this?	这食物糟糕透顶。这是什么？
[11:46]	I don’t know. Shoe leather?	我不知道。难道是皮鞋？
[11:48]	– You don’t have to eat it. – I asked for it rare.	– 不喜欢吃就别吃了。 – 我要的是生一点的。
[11:51]	– I know, but you don’t like meat. – I specifically said rare.	– 我知道，不过你本来就不喜欢吃肉。 – 不，我特别强调要生一点，你听见我说的。
[11:56]	I told them twice. I said, “Not overdone”.	我告诉他们两次，你知道，我说：“别太熟了。”
[11:58]	We’re not here to enjoy ourselves.	我们到这里，你知道，不是来享受生活的。
[12:03]	– Eat it anyway. Eat something else. – No.	– 还是吃点吧，我是说，吃点别的。 – 不。
[12:06]	– The macaroni and cheese is good. – Would you like my piece? It’s rare.	– 通心粉和乳酪很不错。 – 你想要我的这份吗？这块比较生。
[12:11]	Well, that’s very nice of you. Are you sure?	噢，你太好了。你肯定想换吗？
[12:15]	– Sure. – OK.	– 肯定。 – 那好。
[12:17]	See, I can’t eat steak that’s not rare.	你看，我就是吃不了不嫩的牛排。
[12:21]	Oh, doesn’t that look nice?	噢，这块看上去不错。
[12:23]	It started out as a hobby,	唔，这么说吧，一开始这只是一个业余爱好，
[12:25]	but I get so many requests I can’t turn ’em out quick enough.	但是我想现在想要的人太多了，我都来不及做出来了。
[12:28]	They’re all genuine ceramic,	它们都是真正的陶瓷制品，
[12:31]	and we got this rubber bulb here.	这里有一个橡皮圆球。
[12:34]	You squeeze this, wash it with some washable red vegetable dye,	你捏它一下，它里面灌满了可以洗掉的红色的植物染料，
[12:38]	give it a squeeze, you can make his wounds bleed. Watch.	你捏它一下，就可以让他的伤口流血。看那后面。
[12:41]	Isn’t that somethin’?	是不是很有意思啊？
[12:44]	– Do you like the country? – Yes, very much.	– 你喜欢这乡间吗？ – 噢，是的，很喜欢。
[12:46]	I was brought up in a Catholic school,	你知道，我是在一所天主教的学校里长大的。所以…
[12:49]	so I have moments of nostalgia.	你知道，实际上有那么些时刻勾起了我的怀旧之情。
[12:52]	Well, sure. Let your soul wander,	唔，是的。放飞你的心灵，
[12:55]	and if the miracles of nature	如果自然的奇迹…
[12:57]	should lead to intimations of something larger…	…想要引导着你领悟某种更大的事物，
[13:01]	Just try and have an open heart.	那么就试着敞开你的心扉吧。
[13:04]	OK. There wouldn’t be any ticks around here, would there?	好的。这里不会有扁虱吧，是吗？
[13:07]	– I’d hate to get Lyme disease. – We’ve had no casualties so far.	– 我是说，我讨厌会得“莱姆氏”病。 – 到目前为止，我们没有人员伤亡。
[13:11]	– Oh, good. – Would you excuse me?	– 噢，太好了。 – 原谅我失陪了。
[13:14]	Yes. Bye.	好的，再见。
[13:26]	What do you mean, a divorce?	你什么意思，离婚？
[13:28]	– Divorce… Try and understand. – Why?	– 离婚…是…是…试着理解一下，是…… – 为什么？
[13:33]	It’s not you, it’s me, I have to…	不是因为你，是因为我，我不得不……
[13:36]	– Pull the car over. – Robin, we should…	– 把车停到路边。 – 罗宾，我们真的应该……
[13:38]	Pull the fucking car over!	快他妈的把车停下！
[13:40]	Jesus! Will you just calm down?	天哪！你能不能冷静一下？罗宾……
[13:43]	Robin, wait! Robin!	罗宾，等等！罗宾！
[13:47]	Robin, where are you going? That’s not safe! Robin!	罗宾，你要去哪里？罗宾，那里不安全！罗宾！
[13:54]	Robin, come on, are you crazy? This is dangerous. We can’t talk here.	罗宾，别这样，你疯了吗？这太危险了，我们不能在这里谈话。
[13:58]	You met someone else?	你认识别的人啦？
[14:01]	– I knew you’d think that. – You have. You’re lying.	– 我知道你会这样想。 – 你是的。你在撒谎。
[14:04]	I haven’t.	我没有。天哪！
[14:06]	Then why? After 16 fine years? Why now a divorce?	那为什么？在16个美好的年头之后？为什么现在要离婚？
[14:12]	It’s me. I’m confused. I wanna go in a different direction.	是因为我，我…我感到很困扰。我想要不同生活，我想要往不同的方向走走。
[14:18]	– If you’re confused, see a doctor. – I’ve done that!	– 如果你感到很困扰，那就去看医生啊。 – 医生也无能为力！
[14:20]	Oh, that’s news! What other surprises have you got in store for me?	噢，是啊，这可够新鲜的！你还藏有什么其他的可以让我惊奇的？
[14:26]	This was not an easy decision.	这不是个容易的决定。
[14:29]	You’ve met someone! Nobody just ups and goes.	噢，你一定碰到了什么人！没人会心血来潮、一走了之。
[14:33]	You know, we got married so young, there was no time for living!	你知道，我们那么年轻就结了婚，你知道，根本没时间好好生活！
[14:37]	– Change for what? – All we know is each other!	– 你想怎么改变？ – 你看，我们认识的只有我们两个！
[14:39]	So who else do you wanna explore? Allison?	那么你还想探究谁呢？艾丽森吗？
[14:42]	Why Allison?	为什么是艾丽森？这什么话？
[14:44]	Your hands were touching in the station wagon.	因为在那旅行车里，你们的手总是碰在一起。
[14:47]	– I don’t believe this! – You didn’t pull yours away!	– 噢，得了吧，我简直不敢相信！ – 你根本不想抽回来！
[14:50]	– You’re having an affair! – Not an affair! I just…	– 你一定是和艾丽森搞到了一起！ – 没搞到一起！我只是……
[14:54]	– Well, you slept with her. – That’s why I want a divorce.	– 你说，你跟她睡觉了？ – 这就是我想离婚的原因。
[14:57]	– To marry Allison? – No! Because I can’t be dishonest	– 好跟艾丽森结婚？ – 不！因为我…你知道，我不想不诚实，
[15:01]	and I have been, I don’t wanna do it.	我过去是对你不诚实了，我…我不想再这么做了。我……
[15:07]	– Who else? – Nobody else!	– 还有谁？ – 没有谁！我……
[15:11]	OK. Lee, tell me.	好吧。李，告诉我。
[15:14]	Now that we’re clearing the air, I won’t get angry.	既然我们想把这一切都澄清一下，我不会发脾气。
[15:19]	Lee, come on.	李，你说吧。
[15:21]	Let’s just… Let’s just clear the air.	让我们… 让我们把事情说清楚。
[15:24]	I won’t get angry.	我不会生气。
[15:28]	– Aren’t you cold? – We’re clearing the air.	– 你冷吗？ – 我们来谈谈清楚。
[15:31]	I’m not gonna get angry.	我不会生气。
[15:37]	Sheila…	希拉……
[15:40]	Sheila? Sheila?!	希拉？希拉？！
[15:43]	Oh, you lowlife motherfucker!	噢，你妈的个卑鄙小人！
[15:46]	– That’s my best friend! – I can’t talk to you!	– 她是我最好的朋友！希拉？ – 我没法跟你谈话！我根本没法跟你谈！
[15:49]	It’s not about women, it’s about my life that I’m depressed.	你看，这不是关乎女人，这是关乎我整个的生活，我感到压抑。
[15:52]	– Your life with me. – I hate my work, the travel pieces.	– 你和我一起的生活。 – 我讨厌我的工作，我讨厌那些愚蠢的旅行。
[15:56]	I tried to bring this up with you but you’re so high strung.	我早就想跟你谈谈了，可你总是那么高度紧张。
[16:00]	We can’t talk! It’s over, you know? I’m not happy!	你知道，我…我们无法谈话！都结束了，你知道？是的，我不幸福！
[16:05]	I’m not happy!	我不幸福！
[16:07]	Robin? Robin, are you OK?	罗宾？罗宾，你没事吧？
[16:10]	Robin. Robin, are you OK?	罗宾？罗宾，你还好吧？
[16:14]	No. But I will be.	不好。不过我会好的。
[17:24]	Were you conscious of wanting to shock people?	你是不是有意想在人们当中引起轰动？
[17:27]	It’s one of my best collections. I’m really pleased the way it turned out.	这是到目前为止，我最好的系列之一。我真的很高兴最后展示的结果。
[17:31]	I’m so glad you could make it.	我很高兴你取得了成功。
[17:37]	– Let’s talk next week. – It was an inspired idea.	– 好的，我们下星期再谈，一言为定。 – 这是个很有灵感的主意。
[17:41]	I had no idea that they use runways.	我不知道他们是怎么利用时装台的。
[17:43]	Hell of a job. Take care. Nice seeing you.	走得太棒了。郑重。很高兴见到你。
[17:45]	I love the skyline, it enhances my collection.	我喜欢城市的轮廓线，那增强了我款式的效果。
[17:48]	It’s such a fantastic backdrop for what you’re trying to achieve.	对于你想达到的目标，那真是个非常奇妙的背景。
[17:53]	It would be great to talk more about this.	我想我们就这一话题作进一步讨论的话，一定很有意思。
[17:56]	Come next week, we’ll have lunch and I’ll show you my operation.	我知道，要不你下周过来，我们可以一起吃顿中饭，我还可以给你看一下我的工作。
[18:00]	– Do you mind if we talk now? – Sure, no problem. OK.	– 你不介意我们现在就进一步谈谈？因为这刚结束，有许多细节可以讨论。 – 当然，没问题。好的。
[18:34]	Hey. Nice car.	嘿！车不错。
[18:38]	Thank… I… Would you wanna drive it? Because it’s a terrific…	谢谢，我…呃…你想开吗？因为这车很棒…很棒……
[18:42]	– It’s yours? – What am I, a car thief?	– 是你的？ – 是我的？我成什么了，偷车贼？当然是我的。
[18:46]	It’s an Aston Martin. You’re so welcome, because it’s…	这是辆阿斯顿・马丁。你很…非常欢迎你来开一下，因为太好……
[18:51]	You’re wearing a wig! Which is, er…	你…你戴了假发！这很…呃……
[18:53]	– Camouflage. – Really?	– 伪装。 – 真的吗？因为你看上去……
[18:56]	– Give me the keys. – Thank you.	– 把钥匙给我。 – 谢谢。
[18:57]	You look much longer-haired.	你看上去头发长了许多。
[19:00]	You got enough room?	呃…你坐得下吗？
[19:02]	OK.	很好。
[19:06]	Not too fast, because the steering’s a little, er…	唔…别…别开太快，因为控制起来有点…呃……
[19:10]	– It’s like flying a plane. – It’s a 1967 Aston Martin.	– 哇哦，就像是在驾驶一架飞机。 – 是啊，这是辆1967年的阿斯顿・马丁。
[19:16]	It cost a small fortune, then I had them put the wheel on the left.	让我大大地破费了一笔，你知道，之后我还要让人把方向盘挪到左边去。
[19:21]	Do you wanna go for a drink?	你想去喝一杯吗？唔……
[19:23]	Oh! I promised a friend that I would go to his opening.	噢！我答应过一个朋友要去参加他的揭幕仪式。
[19:28]	– Oh… OK. – Yeah.	– 噢…好的。 – 是的。
[19:29]	Wait, do you know the painter Bruce Bishop?	等一下，你认识画家布鲁斯・毕晓普吗？
[19:31]	– I’ve seen his work. – He’s a genius!	– 唔，我看过他作品。 – 他是个天才！
[19:33]	– Really? – We’ll go to the party…	– 真的吗？ – 你知道我们干什么？我们去参加他的聚会…
[19:35]	– Yeah? – Then we’ll have a drink afterwards.	– 是吗？ – 那…那之后我们再去喝一杯。
[19:38]	– Really? Great! – OK.	– 真的吗？太好了！ – 是的。很好。
[19:40]	Great.	太好了！
[19:42]	Oscar gets this commission to do this clocktower in the shopping mall,	所以奥斯卡得到了那份委托，让他为那购物中心设计一座钟楼，
[19:46]	and what does he propose?	– 你们猜他有什么计划？ – 什么？
[19:48]	An eight-storey penis! I’m not kidding.	– 一个八层楼的阴茎！我没开玩笑。 – 拜托！
[19:51]	These are gorgeous. Congratulations.	– 布鲁斯，这些真太出色了。祝贺你！ – 太感谢你了！
[19:54]	– An eight-storey penis? – This little town in Kansas…	– 一个八层楼的阴茎？ – 是的。那是个堪萨斯的小城，对吗？
[19:57]	Farmers driving their families to church past this giant erection.	设想一下农夫们带着一家子去教堂，开车经过这个巨大的勃起之物。
[20:03]	Oh, look. Darling!	噢，你看。亲爱的！
[20:05]	– How are you? – Thank you so much for coming.	– 噢，你好吗？ – 非常感谢你能来。
[20:08]	– It’s a pleasure. – I’m in trouble.	– 噢，我很高兴。 – 我陷入麻烦了。
[20:11]	Congratulations. Lee Simons. This is amazing.	祝贺你！我是李・西蒙。这简直太奇妙了。
[20:14]	They don’t get it. The more I think about it, the worse it is.	可他们都不理解，就是不理解。我考虑得越多，越觉得情况很糟。
[20:19]	Either you get my work or you don’t,	我是说，不管你理解我作品也好，不理解我作品也好，
[20:21]	but don’t buy my fucking paintings to be “in”.	就是别他妈的购买我的画以显得时髦。
[20:24]	Yes!	– 是的！可是…… – 对吗？
[20:25]	Buy them only if you have to have a Bruce Bishop. It’s all image.	只有当你真正想要一幅布鲁斯・毕晓普的画时，才购买。都是形象的问题。
[20:29]	– It’s… 100 per cent. – Bruce, calm down.	– 这…我百分之百同意。 – 布鲁斯，冷静，冷静。
[20:32]	– No, but he’s right. – Bruce, calm down.	– 可是他说得对。 – 布鲁斯，冷静一下。他很难过。
[20:36]	– We should go, because… – Are you a Libran?	– 我知道。我们该走了，因为…… – 等等，你是天秤座的吗？
[20:39]	– I’m a Sagittarius. – That’s why you’re so impatient.	– 我是…我是人马座的。 – 怪不得你那么没有耐心。
[20:43]	I’m so attracted to Sagittarians, but they’re so impatient.	我是说，人马座都很吸引我，但他们都太没耐心了。
[20:47]	Excuse me, would you sign this?	– 对不起，能不能请你在这上面签个名？ – 当然。
[20:50]	– I use your exercise tape. – You do?	– 我看你的健身录像带。 – 是吗？
[20:53]	– So do I. – But I exercise to it.	– 我也看。 – 但我看是为了练习。
[20:56]	– I can see that, you look lovely. – We should probably just, you know.	– 我可以看出来，你看上去好极了。 – 你看，我们应该…也许我们应该，你知道，
[21:00]	– We should get away and have some… – You really wanna do that?	– 我们应该离开这里，静静地享受… – 你真的想那样做吗？
[21:04]	…quiet time.	…一些时光。
[21:06]	– How are you? – You look gorgeous!	– 噢，你好吗？ – 你看上去光彩照人！
[21:10]	– But these people are just insane. – Completely.	– 但这些人肯定都疯了。 – 完全疯了。
[21:13]	So who did you see?	你说你见到谁啦？
[21:15]	I’m gonna get my drink. I’ll be right back.	我会告诉你，等会儿再说。我要去拿点酒，马上回来。
[21:33]	You’re so quiet.	你怎么这么安静？
[21:35]	I… I was just thinking.	我…我只是在想，呃……
[21:40]	You are the most beautiful creature I’ve ever seen.	你是我见到过的最…最美丽的…尤物。
[21:46]	I mean, every curve in your body fulfils its promise.	我是说，你身体的每一条曲线都尽善尽美。
[21:50]	If the universe has any meaning at all, I’m looking at it.	如果…如果这世界真的有什么意义的话，那么我现在正看着它。
[21:58]	– You’re so sweet. – You’re perfect.	– 你太会说话了。 – 你…你太完美了。
[22:02]	Do you have any flaws?	你没有什么缺点吗？
[22:04]	I’m agog with…	我很渴望……
[22:08]	– Physically? – Any way. To me, you’re a miracle.	– 身体上的？ – 不管什么。因为对我来说，你就是个奇迹。
[22:12]	I don’t usually drool in my date’s salad, I’m not usually like this.	你知道，我通常不会把口水流到我约会对象的色拉里，我通常不是这样的。
[22:17]	Well, I’m polymorphously perverse.	唔，我有多种形态的乖张反常。
[22:21]	It’s not a flaw. It’s just a weakness.	这不是…这不是一个缺点，这只是一个弱点。
[22:25]	Polymorphously perverse meaning?	“多种形态的乖张反常”意思是…？
[22:29]	Meaning every part of my body is… well, gives me sexual pleasure.	唔，意思是我身体的每一部位，都会给我带来性的快感。
[22:36]	Meaning?	意…意…意思是，呃…？
[22:39]	Meaning every part of me gives me erotic pleasure.	意思是我的每一部分，都会给我带来性爱的快感。
[22:45]	And how sensitive does that make you?	你的身体会…怎么个敏感法？
[22:51]	Well, if you touch my thighs, my hands, my neck, my kneecaps, I…	唔，如果你触摸我的大腿、我的双手、我的脖子、我的膝盖，我……
[22:59]	I’m orgasmic.	我会高潮。
[23:01]	Where did you learn this?	你…你是在哪儿学的这个？
[23:05]	It’s Dionysian.	【耽于声色的酒神】狄俄尼索斯那里。
[23:07]	A Greek taught it to me. Now I can’t get rid of it.	一个希腊人教我的，现在我再也摆脱不掉了。
[23:14]	It’s not a flaw, just a weakness.	这不是…这不是缺点，只是一个弱点。
[23:17]	So, you know, if I… See if I can get this right.	那么，你知道，要是我… 你看我这样对不对：
[23:21]	If I touch your hand, I take it, I just stroke it, I would…	要是我这样触摸你的手，我拿起它，只是抚摸一下，我想……
[23:28]	Stroke it like this and you, er…	就像这样抚摸一下，你…呃……
[23:33]	Oh, my God. OK, we should get outta here.	噢，我的上帝啊！好的，我们应该离开这里。
[23:35]	I’ll get the check, I’ll just get the coat and we can take your, uh…	我去付帐，我去取外套，我们可以拿上你的…呃……
[23:39]	Come on, we’re gonna go dancing.	行了，两位，我们去跳舞。
[23:41]	– Dancing? That’s great! – I can’t dance.	– 跳舞？太好了！ – 跳舞？不，不。我不会跳舞。
[23:44]	– We’ll dance! – I can’t.	– 我们去跳舞！ – 我不会跳舞。
[23:46]	– Everybody can dance! Let’s dance. – Yeah, I’ll get the check.	– 人人都会跳舞！我们去跳吧。 – 好吧，我…我先去付帐。
[23:50]	Oh, God, I know I’ve made a lot of blasphemous remarks and atheist jokes	噢，上帝啊，我知道我说过很多亵渎神明的话，和很多无神论的笑话，我没权力要求这样的赐福，
[23:55]	but that was just her hand!	但那只是她的手啊！
[24:17]	– Shit! – What is it? What is it?	– 见鬼！ – 怎么回事？怎么回事？怎么回事？
[24:20]	I need echinacea right away.	– 我现在就需要松果菊。立刻！ – 是吗？
[24:23]	What is echinacea?	可…可究竟什么是松果菊？
[24:24]	You take it at the first sign of a cold.	一出现感冒的迹象，你就吃松果菊。
[24:27]	Well, why don’t we go and find some? Let’s leave!	好吧，那我们为什么不离开这里去找找看？我们现在就走吧！
[24:30]	It’s too late for a health store to be open.	现在太晚了，没有哪家健康馆还会开着。
[24:32]	– I know an all-night drugstore. – They won’t have it.	– 可我知道一家通宵开的药店。 – 那些店里没有。
[24:35]	I have none at home. I have to go to Milan tomorrow.	我家里面也没有了。我明天还要去米兰。
[24:39]	Yes! Echi…	是的！松……
[24:42]	Ecchymosis?	“淤血”？
[24:44]	No, I told you, it’s an herb.	不，我跟你说了，那是一种草药。
[24:47]	Yeah. That’s because I can’t hear you!	是的。那是因为我听不清你说的！
[24:50]	It’s an herb!	那是一种草药！
[25:25]	So I couldn’t find any echinacea.	你看我找不到什么松果菊。
[25:27]	You need some echinacea?	你需要松果菊？
[25:30]	– You have some? – I always carry some.	– 哦，你有吗？ – 我身上总是带着些。
[25:33]	He’s got some.	他有嘿。
[25:36]	– So, where to? – It’s OK, we should get home.	– 那么，去哪儿？ – 没事，我…我们真的应该回家了。
[25:40]	– You gotta fly to Milan tomorrow. – No, it’s OK.	– 因为，你看，你明天还要飞米兰。所以…… – 不，没事的。
[25:43]	Don’t wanna eat? Stuff a cold, starve a fever?	不想吃点什么吗？不是说“着凉要吃饱，发烧要吃少”吗？
[25:46]	Really, that’s OK. Incidentally, I think you’re a tremendous athlete,	可问题是…你知道，真的，不用了。对了，我认为你真的是个了不起的运动员，
[25:50]	you must have the most enormous future.	我确信你一定会有最为光辉的前程。
[25:52]	– This your car? – Yes, it’s an Aston Martin.	– 这是你的车？ – 啊，是的，这…这是辆阿斯顿・马丁。
[25:55]	It’s a very old car, they cost a fortune. I used to have a Volvo.	是辆非常古老的车。你知道，不然的话，无论如何也不可能让我破费一笔的。我以前有辆沃尔沃。
[26:00]	I’ll give you a call when we come back to play the Knicks.	以后我们回来和“尼克斯”队比赛的时候，我会打电话给你。
[26:03]	Let me give you my number.	好的，我给你我的号码。
[26:06]	You know, you are amazing.	你知道，你…你太奇妙了。
[26:10]	I notice that men just stare at you. Women stare at you.	我是说，我注意到男人紧盯着你看，连女人也盯着你看。
[26:14]	It’s incredible.	真是不可思议。
[26:16]	– I used to live with a woman. – Really?	– 我曾和个女的住在一起过。 – 真的吗？
[26:19]	Yeah. A beautiful, young German model.	是的。一个漂亮、年轻的德国模特儿。
[26:23]	The looks we used to get when we were dancing together.	当我们俩一起跳舞的时候，众人的那些目光！
[26:27]	But you prefer men?	但你…更喜欢男人？
[26:33]	Usually.	通常是。
[26:45]	Well, that’s… That’s great.	唔，这…这感觉太棒了。
[26:47]	You’re not afraid of catching germs? I’m coming down with a cold.	你不怕我传染给你细菌吗？你知道，我正患着感冒呢。
[26:53]	From you, I’d be willing to catch terminal cancer.	从你那里，传染上晚期癌症我都乐意。
[26:57]	– My place or yours? – Whichever would make you happier.	– 去我那儿还是你那儿？ – 不管哪儿，只要能让你更开心。
[27:04]	My place. I have a mirror on my wall by my bed.	去我那儿吧。我床边的墙上有面镜子。
[27:08]	You have a mirror. Sure.	你有面…镜子。是啊。
[27:16]	Oh, my God! I am so sorry!	噢…噢，我的上帝！我太抱歉了！
[27:19]	– You’re OK? You’re not bleeding? – No. I’m just a little shaken!	– 你…没事吧？你…没流血吧？因为我…… – 不。我只是有点发抖！
[27:25]	Christ! What were you thinking?	老天啊！你在想什么呢？！
[27:27]	You know, God, I hope the police don’t give me a balloon test.	你知道，我…天哪，我希望警察别给我做吹气测试，因为他们会做出错误的解释……
[27:31]	I can’t be in the papers connected with some drunk-driving accident!	警察？我的名字可不能因为与某件醉酒驾车事故的联系而登上报纸！
[27:36]	– I’m not drunk! My eyes were… – The tabloids will kill me!	– 不，不。我没喝醉！我的眼睛有点…… – 那些小报会杀了我的！
[27:39]	I just signed a huge personal endorsement	我本人今天刚签了一份大合同，
[27:42]	– with a big cosmetic company! – I’m sorry, but my eye was…	– 与一家很大的化妆品公司！ – 我很抱歉，可是，你知道，我的眼睛……
[27:46]	I gotta go. I’m gonna get a cab.	我得走了。我没事了，我可以叫辆出租。
[27:49]	– I’ll take you home, because we… – Are you crazy?	– 不，还是我送你回家吧，你知道，因为我们…… – 你难道疯了不成？
[27:53]	Look at your Aston Martin!	看看你的阿斯顿・马丁啊！
[27:55]	I can claim it in the morning. I wanted to see your mirror.	我可以明天一早再去报案，你知道，因为我仍然想去看看你的镜子。
[27:58]	Lee, you can’t leave the scene of an accident.	李，你不能离开肇事现场。
[28:02]	This is a bad neighbourhood. You should really…	这一带状况糟得很，你真的不可以……
[28:05]	I’ll be fine! I’m a black belt.	我不会有事！我是柔道黑带。
[28:08]	What if you’re… What if you’re bleeding internally?	可要是你…要是你… 要是你有内出血怎么办？
[28:11]	It was nice to meet you.	很高兴认识你。
[28:19]	Fuckin’ cold!	该死的感冒！
[28:21]	Rain!	该死的雨！
[28:25]	Excuse me, I’ve been waiting over two hours.	噢，对不起，我已经等了两个多钟头了。
[28:27]	– Dr Lupus does know you’re here. – I can’t wait any longer.	– 噢，别太担心，卢普斯医生知道你在这里。 – 噢，我不能再等下去了。
[28:31]	– If you prefer to reschedule… – No, no, no, no.	– 那么如果你愿意重新给你安排个时间…… – 重新安排？不，不，不，不。
[28:34]	– I’ve had my appointment since June. – I’ve been waiting a year.	– 我从六月份就开始预约了。 – 六月份？我等预约都等了有一年了。
[28:38]	I know a woman who sold her appointment for $3,000.	我认识个女的把她的预约卖了，得到三千美元。
[28:42]	Oh, my God.	噢，我的天哪。
[28:43]	If I’m gonna have anyone touch me, I want the best.	要是我想让什么人动我的话，我一定要找个最好的。
[28:46]	Ever since that Newsweek article, we’re overrun.	我知道你的感受。自从那篇《新闻周刊》的文章发表之后，我们这里人满为患。
[28:50]	– Nurse, please. – Dr Lupus…	– 护士，护士，请给我。请等一下。 – 卢普斯医生……
[28:52]	Oh, very interesting. I could work with that.	噢，噢，很有意思。我可以帮你整整。
[28:55]	– Miss Lipton in seven. – Yeah.	– 利普顿小姐排在七号。 – 嗯，好的，好的。
[28:57]	It really is worth the wait. The man is an artist.	你知道，真的很值得等待。这人是个艺术家。
[29:01]	Dr Lupus, hello. I’m a little concerned about my jowls.	卢普斯医生，你好，最近我对我的双下巴不太满意。你看……
[29:05]	– They’ll go. Some of this neck, too. – The neck?	– 噢，是的，是的。可以去掉。还有脖子上的一些肉。 – 噢，脖子上的？
[29:08]	Excuse me, please.	– 请你原谅。 – 好的。
[29:11]	No, no. Those eyes have to be wider,	不，不。这双眼睛应该可以开得更大，
[29:14]	and we got to get rid of that double chin.	还有我们得把这个双下巴去掉。
[29:17]	My dream would be to look like Pearl Chavez, the fiery half-breed.	我的梦想是看起来像珍珠・查韦斯，那个激情的混血儿。
[29:20]	Duel In The Sun? We’ll make them think you have Indian blood.	《太阳浴血记》里的【詹妮弗・琼斯饰】？是吗？我会做得让人们以为你有印第安血统。
[29:24]	Thank you.	谢谢你。
[29:26]	– I don’t know what I’m doing here. – It was terrific of you to see us.	– 我不明白我来这里干什么，真的。 – 赫尔曼，她需要改变一点外形。你先来看我们一下真是太好了。
[29:31]	– You’re one of my special people. – Do I need a makeover?	– 噢，别客气。你是我最特殊的客人之一。 – 我真的需要改变外形吗？
[29:36]	– Why be less than perfect? – These eyes. Can we do anything?	– 能完美为什么不完美呢？ – 她的眼睛。我们能对这双眼睛做些什么呢？
[29:39]	– I see what you mean, they’re beady. – Beady? I don’t know.	– 眼睛？我明白你的意思，它们圆滚滚的。也许我们还可以把这里收收紧。 – 圆滚滚的？噢，我不知道。
[29:43]	– I told her you’re a genius. – I read the Newsweek article.	– 我告诉过你他绝对是这个领域里的天才。 – 是的，我也读过那篇《新闻周刊》的文章。
[29:47]	– What about your lips? Fuller? – Fuller?	– 你的嘴唇呢？更饱满一些？ – 更饱满一些？
[29:50]	Unless you prefer that cold, stressful look.	除非你更愿意保留现在这种冷漠、紧张的样子。
[29:52]	– Are they too thin? – We won’t make it noticeable.	– 我双唇太薄了吗？ – 唔，我们不会做得太引人注目的。
[29:55]	Well, noticeable but not artificial.	噢不，会引人注目，但不会看上去像假的。
[29:57]	– Doctor, the cameras are here. – Thank you, nurse.	– 医生，原谅我打搅一下，摄影的来了。 – 噢，谢谢你，护士。
[30:00]	Network’s doing a feature on me.	电视网要为我做一档《午间新闻》的专题。
[30:02]	We’re in the plush Park Avenue office	我们现在是在位于 “帕克大街”的豪华诊所里，
[30:05]	of the man called the Michelangelo of Manhattan.	这位就是被誉为 “曼哈顿的米开朗琪罗”的人。
[30:08]	Ignore the camera, Doc.	别管摄影机，医生。像你平常一样就好。
[30:10]	What about your breasts and buttocks?	那你的胸部和臀部呢？
[30:11]	With the skill of a great sculptor, unsightly flesh is suctioned away,	以一个伟大的文艺复兴雕塑家般的技艺，不雅观的赘肉被重新塑造或被抽走，
[30:16]	until all that remains is youth – or the illusion of youth.	直到浑身焕发出青春的光辉，或是青春的幻象。
[30:21]	– I’m outta here. – No, please.	– 我得走了。 – 噢，不，别走。
[30:24]	Outside, in the waiting room,	外面，在这间候诊室里，
[30:26]	anxious faces wait their turn for a transmogrification…	一张张焦急而渴望的面孔等待着轮到他们变形重生……
[30:30]	I’m sorry. The doctor doesn’t do penis enlargements.	我很抱歉！医生他现在不做阴茎增长术。
[30:34]	– We don’t have the space. – We’re talking about three inches.	– 我们没地方了。 – 我只说要大三英寸。【都没地方了吗？】
[30:37]	Renowned socialite Pinky Virdon	瞧那儿，是社会名流平琪・维登，
[30:40]	uses the VIP entrance reserved for the few	她走的是专为享有特殊礼遇的极少数的贵宾而开的入口，
[30:43]	who do not have to plan aeons in advance for an appointment.	他们就不必为了一个预约，而永无休止地等候。
[30:46]	I’m not blaming you, but I have to go.	我没有责怪你，但我真的得走了。
[30:48]	OK, I’ll go and get your coat, we’ll go out the side exit.	好吧，你看这样，我去帮你取外套，然后我们从边门出去。
[30:53]	– The side exit? OK. – I’ll be right back.	– 走边门？好的，好的。 – 是的。行吗？我马上回来。
[30:56]	The waiting room’s round the corner,	我想…我想候诊室就在拐角那边，
[30:59]	so get some comments from the women and the nurses, too.	所以你们赶紧去听听那些女人们的说法，别…别忘了还有护士们的。
[31:03]	Excuse me, I’m sorry for disturbing you, I’ve got a whole crew here.	对不起，请原谅我打搅你一下，你看，我整个摄制组的人都来了。
[31:07]	– Dr Lupus said… – Yeah, I was just leaving.	– 卢普斯医生说…… – 是啊，不过我正要离开……
[31:10]	He did a terrific job on you, you look great.	天哪，他在你身上做得太出色了，你看上去棒极了。
[31:14]	Well… Are my lips too thin?	噢，唔…我的嘴唇是不是太薄了？
[31:17]	Not for me. Whatever he charged you, it was worth it.	不，在我看来不薄。嘿，不管他要了你多少钱，还是很值的。
[31:20]	Thanks for the vote of confidence.	谢谢你的信任投票。
[31:22]	I’m Tony Gardella. I’m producing the feature for News At Noon.	唔…我是托尼・加德拉。我正在为《午间新闻》制作一个专题。
[31:27]	– And you are? – Robin Simon.	– 你是…？ – 罗宾・西蒙。
[31:29]	– And what do you do? – I’m a schoolteacher.	– 你是做什么的？ – 我是教师。
[31:32]	Schoolteacher? Great, so you saved your money, invested it here,	教师？噢，那太好了，这么说你省吃俭用，把钱投到了这里，
[31:37]	and now you’re a knockout.	于是你现在变得光彩照人。
[31:39]	No, I’ve only come for a consultation.	不，不，不，不。我只是过来咨询一下。
[31:42]	– He hasn’t done anything to me. – Really?	– 他还没对我做过什么，明白吗？真的。 – 真的吗？
[31:44]	Well, for whatever it’s worth, from a stranger,	哇哦，嘿，不管值不值得，从完全是陌生者的角度来看，
[31:47]	I wouldn’t change a freckle.	我要是你，连个雀斑都不会去整。
[31:50]	Well, thank you.	噢，唔…谢谢。
[31:52]	I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.	我总是…唔，“我总是愿意信赖陌生者的善意。”【《欲望号街车》】
[32:03]	– So… – Well. I’d better get to, um…	– 那么…… – 是啊，好的。我得去…呃……
[32:07]	– doin’ this thing, huh? – Yeah. Back to work.	– 做事情了，嗯？ – 是啊。回去工作。
[32:10]	– Yeah, bye. – Bye.	– 是的，再见。 – 再见。
[32:16]	Listen, forgive me, but, um, are you married, or anything?	听着！噢，对不起，但是…呃，你结婚了吗，还是没有？
[32:20]	If not, what are you doing later?	要是没有，晚些时候你干嘛？
[32:23]	– Later when? – Six o’clock.	– 呃…什么晚些时候？ – 六点钟。
[32:25]	– Why? – Wanna go to a screening?	– 怎么？ – 想去参加试映吗？
[32:27]	– A screening? – There’s a new John Papadakis film.	– 试映？ – 是的，有场试映，约翰・帕帕达基斯的新片。
[32:31]	I have to go. I thought maybe you’d like to go along.	我必须得去。我想也许… 你也愿意随我去。
[32:34]	I…	呃…我，嗯…嗯……
[32:37]	No.	不。
[32:38]	Thank you very much, but I can’t.	呃…非常感谢，但是我…我去不了。
[32:44]	See, I don’t go to the films very often	你看，我不经常看电影，
[32:46]	and I actually haven’t heard of that director.	事实上我也没听说过那个导演。但……
[32:49]	– Well… – Thanks so much for thinking of me.	– 可是…… – 你看，真是非常感谢你能考虑我。
[32:52]	– She’ll be very happy to go. – This is my, um…	– 她会非常乐意一起去。 – 噢，这是我的…唔……
[32:56]	Accepting for Ms Simon, her friend, Cheryl.	我替西蒙女士答应了，我是她朋友谢丽尔。
[32:59]	So, tell me, are you friendly with your ex-husband?	那么跟我谈谈你的离婚吧，你和你前夫的关系还友好吧。
[33:02]	We would be now, if we met. That’s the mark of the age of psychotherapy.	噢，如果我们现在遇见，应该还好，你知道。我是说，这可是我们这个心理治疗时代的标志啊。
[33:08]	Everybody’s so sophisticated and mature.	每个人都显得那么的世故和成熟。
[33:11]	Hi, how are you?	嗨，你好吗？
[33:13]	At least you’re not still angry.	至少现在你已经不愤怒了。
[33:16]	No, no, no. That phase is over.	是的，一点也不了。那个阶段已经过去了。
[33:19]	There comes a time when you have to stop tantruming and move on.	事实上，你知道，到了一定的时候，你总得停止大动肝火而让你的生活继续。
[33:24]	Champagne tastes like it was made yesterday.	这香槟喝起来像是昨天刚酿的。
[33:27]	You think so? I kinda liked it. I’m feeling a little light-headed.	哦，是吗？我倒有点喜欢喝。不过，你知道，我头感到有点轻飘飘的。我不该再喝了。
[33:32]	I wish I was light-headed. I hate theses screenings.	我希望我能感到轻飘飘的。我讨厌这样的试映。
[33:36]	– Do you? – I’d rather be in a real audience.	– 哦，是吗？ – 是的，还不如让我和真实的观众一道看电影。
[33:39]	I feel I should know who all these people are, but I’m so out of touch.	我觉得我应该认识这些人都是谁，不过我…我实在是太落伍了。
[33:45]	All right. See that guy? That’s Papadakis, the director of the film.	好吧，我们来看一下。噢，看到那家伙没？他就是帕帕达基斯，我们马上要看的电影的导演。
[33:49]	– Oh, yes? – He’s very arty, pretentious.	– 哦，是吗？ – 是的。他非常喜欢卖弄艺术，自命不凡，
[33:51]	One of those assholes who shoots all his films in black and white.	是那种喜欢把自己的所有电影都拍成黑白片的混蛋之一。
[33:55]	Tom Dale. Big star.	那边是汤姆・戴尔，超级巨星。
[33:58]	He’s in New York filming an adaptation of a sequel of a remake.	他来纽约是为一部重拍片的续集拍一部改编版。
[34:01]	Oh, and getting out of the elevator, I see there’s a famous critic.	噢，那边刚从电梯里出来的，我看到了一个著名的评论家。
[34:05]	– Him I recognise. – He used to hate every movie.	– 他我认出来了。 – 噢，他从前讨厌每一部电影。
[34:08]	Then he married a young, big-bosomed woman, now he loves every movie.	但自从他娶了一位年轻、大波的女人之后，现在他喜欢每一部电影了。
[34:11]	God, I am so out of touch.	噢，天哪，我真是太赶不上趟了。
[34:14]	Can I get you a refill?	要我给你再加点儿吗？
[34:16]	Oh, yes. What the hell? Why not?	唔…噢，好的。管他呢？为什么不？
[34:21]	If I could think of what to do, I would never think of teaching.	你知道，如果我想要干什么的话，我决不想再回去教书了。
[34:25]	– Work for me. – As what?	– 那就给我干吧。 – 干什么？
[34:27]	All I’m good at is Chaucer.	我是说，我只有对乔叟比较在行。
[34:29]	Well, we have a cooking show. You could do Great Writer’s Recipes.	唔，我们有一档烹饪节目，你可以上《大作家的食谱》：
[34:35]	Chaucer’s Fettucini With Clam Sauce, Sir Walter Raleigh’s Gazpacho.	诸如“乔叟蛤蜊沙司宽扁面【意大利】”、 “沃尔特・罗利爵士酸辣冷汤【西班牙】”。
[34:40]	No, that’s OK.	不，还是免了吧。
[34:42]	But I’m glad you asked me out, I’m having a very nice…	不过我很高兴你约我出来，我过了一个非常美好的……
[34:47]	– What’s the matter? – Lee.	– 出什么事了？ – 李。
[34:49]	– Who’s Lee? – My husband.	– 谁是…谁是李？ – 我丈夫。
[34:51]	– Your husband? – God, I don’t wanna see him here.	– 你丈夫？ – 噢，上帝啊，我不想在这里见到他。
[34:53]	– You said it was no problem. – Stand there.	– 可是，我以为你说过好像已经没问题了。 – 站这边来！站这边来！
[34:57]	– All right, all right. – No, no, no!	– 好…好吧，好吧。 – 不，不，不！这边，这边！
[35:00]	– What? – Talk to me, act natural.	– 怎么啦？ – 跟我说话，表现得自然点。天哪！
[35:03]	– Would you like… – More to the left!	– 好的。你要不要…好吧。 – 往左边一点！往左边一点！
[35:06]	Oh, God! He’s gonna see me.	噢，上帝啊！他要看到我了。
[35:09]	Where are you going? Robin?	– 怎么？你要去哪儿？罗宾？ – 嘘……
[35:11]	– Is he there? – I don’t know who he is.	– 他还在那儿吗？他还在那儿吗？ – 我…我不知道哪个是他。
[35:14]	– Is he going in? – There’s a blond guy.	– 他刚进这个屋子！ – 有个金发的家伙朝这边过来了。
[35:17]	Is that who I think it is? Robin? Robin! What are you doing here?	我想我看到谁了。罗宾？罗宾！你在这里干什么？
[35:21]	– Robin! – I’m looking for my earring.	– 罗宾！你这是…… – 我…我在找…呃…我的耳环。
[35:25]	I dropped my earring.	我把我耳环弄丢了。
[35:27]	Bonnie, this is Robin, Robin, this is Bonnie. How are you?	你看，你应该…罗宾。邦妮，这是罗宾，罗宾，这是邦妮。天哪，你怎么样？
[35:32]	– How am I? – How are you?	– 我怎么样？我怎么样？ – 你还好吗？
[35:35]	You mean now? You mean my physical health?	你是说现在？你是说我的…身体状况？
[35:39]	– Well, whatever. – Well, I’m a little thirsty, but…	– 唔，好吧。 – 唔，你知道，我有点儿口渴，不过……
[35:43]	– Nice to meet you.	– Nice to meet you. – 很高兴认识你。 – 很高兴认识你。
[35:46]	– I just have to… Oh, dear. – I guess we won’t have a drink.	– 我想要…噢，天哪。噢，天哪。 – 我想我们不想喝酒了。
[35:50]	– We’ll go in. – We’ll see you in there.	– 我们…我们进去了。 – 我们到里面再见。
[35:52]	We’ll catch you inside. Nice to see you.	我们到里面再聊。很高兴见到你。
[36:04]	– Are you going to be all right? – I should never drink.	– 你感觉没事吧？ – 我绝对不应该喝酒。
[36:10]	His use of all these flashbacks and slow motion is a bit pretentious.	你瞧他用的这些闪回和慢镜头，也有点太矫揉造作了。
[36:15]	Can you believe that harlot he’s with?	你能相信他居然和那样个婊子在一起吗？
[36:18]	– Do you think she’s pretty? – Well, I, you know.	– 你认为她漂亮吗？ – 唔，我…你知道。
[36:21]	She’s probably one of those porn channel outcalls,	她也许是那些个在成人频道里打出广告的上门服务的小姐之一，
[36:25]	you dial a number if you need an escort.	如果你需要人陪伴，只要拨一个号码。
[36:27]	Escort, I mean, really!	噢，找人陪伴，我是说，真的！
[36:30]	“Deep massage,” they say, but that’s bullshit.	“深层按摩。”她们说，但你知道，那纯属扯淡！
[36:33]	Probably dial 588-PUSSY!	也许拨的是588-烂逼！
[36:36]	I think she’s an editor for Random House.	我…我想她是“兰登书屋”的一个编辑。不过也许……
[36:38]	How could you have slept with Sheila, my best friend? You found her bovine!	你怎么可以和希拉上床，她是我最亲密的朋友？你觉得她像头牛！
[36:45]	His word – bovine.	是他的话――“像头牛”。
[36:47]	Am I lying? Did you not say Sheila was a vache hollandaise?	我说谎了吗？你没说过希拉像头“荷兰母牛”吗？
[36:53]	Well, didn’t you?	你没说过吗？
[36:55]	Am I lying?	我说谎了吗？
[36:57]	You know you’re a sick woman? You’re a sick woman, that’s what you are!	你知道，你这女人真有病！你是个有病的女人，这就是你！
[37:01]	Yeah, OK. OK.	– 安静！ – 好的，好的。
[37:19]	– I’m sorry. – It’s OK.	– 我很抱歉。 – 不，没事。
[37:21]	I lost control.	不，我太失态了。
[37:22]	I guess you’re still in love with him.	嘿，我想你仍然爱着他，这就是原因。
[37:25]	Guess I am. Good night.	我想是的。晚安。
[37:29]	– Think about what I said. – About what?	– 考虑一下我说的。 – 说的什么？
[37:32]	– About coming to work for me. – Oh, that’s a fantasy.	– 过来为我工作的事。 – 噢，那只是个幻想。
[37:36]	Hey, you’re bright, you could learn.	嘿，嘿，你很聪明，你可以学习。
[37:39]	My company’s getting into a lot of new areas. You could grow with us.	我的制作公司正在开拓许多新的领域，你可以和我们一同发展。
[37:44]	Too inhibited.	我太畏首畏尾了。
[37:46]	– It’s a shame. – I’m sorry.	– 那太可惜了。 – 我很抱歉。
[37:50]	Bye.	再见。
[38:02]	– Did you like the movie? – I hate this director, Papadakis.	– 你喜欢那电影吗？ – 噢，我讨厌那导演，帕帕达基斯。
[38:06]	It’s one cliche after another.	你知道，简直是一堆废话接着一堆废话。
[38:08]	When you see the scripts that get made, I just find it so depressing.	你知道，当你看着都是些什么烂剧本被拍成了电影，我真的觉得特别郁闷。
[38:14]	Were you upset over that run-in with your ex?	撞见了你前妻，你有没有感到不安？
[38:17]	She’s an hysteric. I’m so lucky that I got out.	噢，她太歇斯底里了，我能摆脱掉她真是太幸运了。
[38:20]	Tonight was proof positive, if I needed proof.	今晚就是个明证，如果我需要证明的话，其实我并不想这么做。
[38:23]	It sounds like you’re protesting too much.	嗯，听上去你似乎有太多的抱怨。
[38:26]	My class reunion was the defining moment for me.	你看，那次我们年级重聚的确让我重新认识了自己。
[38:29]	– How’s that? – I went to a class reunion.	– 此话怎讲？ – 去年我参加了一次我们年级的重聚。
[38:31]	Take my advice – don’t ever do it.	记住我的忠告――千万别做这事。
[38:33]	– Doris! How are you? – You look great!	– 多丽丝，多丽丝！你好吗？ – 你看上去好极了！
[38:37]	– This is Nat. – Hi, Nat. So, what are you up to?	– 这是纳特。 – 你好，纳特。那么你现在干什么呢？
[38:40]	– I work for an importer. And you? – I write for a travel magazine.	– 我为一个进口商工作。你做什么？ – 我为一本旅游杂志写东西。
[38:44]	– You must get a lot of free travel. – Tell me about it.	– 噢，那太棒了。我想你一定经常免费旅游。 – 跟我谈谈。
[38:48]	Our 727 crash landing in Dubrovnik!	我坐的架727在杜布罗夫尼克【克罗地亚】着陆时差点坠毁！
[38:50]	– Eddie! – Look what the cat dragged in!	– 埃迪！埃迪！很高兴见到你。 – 真是撞见鬼了！
[38:53]	– This is Lenore, my wife. – Pleased to meet you.	– 这是莉诺，我内人。 – 很高兴认识你。
[38:56]	– What are you up to? – We got four kids, two on the way.	– 你怎么样啊？ – 我们已经有四个孩子，还有两个马上降生。
[39:00]	What do you do when you’re not procreating?	那么在你繁殖的空档，你做什么呢？
[39:03]	I forget.	呃…我做什么？我都忘了。
[39:04]	I’m a dentist. That’s it. Have you seen Jay Tepper over there?	我是牙科医生，就干这个。你看到杰伊・泰帕在那边吗？
[39:08]	– I don’t believe this. – Lee, how are you?	– 我简直不敢相信。我很好，我很好。 – 李，你好吗？
[39:12]	– What are you doing these days? – I’m hangin’ in there.	– 你现在都忙些什么呢？ – 唔，你知道，还是干老本行。
[39:15]	Still running track and killing the girls?	你现在还跑步吗？还喜欢钓马子？
[39:18]	I’m long married.	我早就结婚了。所以……
[39:19]	This is Marion, speaking of married.	噢，说到结婚，这是玛丽恩。
[39:22]	– Where is your wife? – She has shingles.	– 那你妻子在哪里？ – 唔，她得了带状疱疹。所以，你知道……
[39:25]	Psychological.	心理作用。
[39:27]	– You’re not a shrink? – No, I’m not. I’m a psychoanalyst.	– 你不是心理医生吗？ – 不，严格说我不是。我是精神分析学家。
[39:30]	Psychoanalyst? Can you believe that?	你是精神分析学家？你们能相信吗？
[39:33]	– Give me a call. – Give you a call?	– 给我打电话吧。 – 给你打电话？
[39:35]	Monroe Gordon and his lovely wife, Dana.	门罗・戈登和他可爱的妻子，黛娜。
[39:39]	Monroe, whom you remember as Nathan Detroit	你们都还记得我们在排演《红男绿女》时，
[39:41]	in our production of Guys And Dolls,	门罗演的内森・底特洛伊吧。
[39:43]	and who has gone on to a highly successful singing career.	他的演唱事业如今已经取得了巨大的成功。
[39:47]	Broadway,	百老汇、
[39:49]	Atlantic City, Carlton’s Restaurant off the Sunrise Highway…	大西洋城、日出大道旁的“卡尔顿饭店”…… “格伦伍德高中1975届”
[39:54]		“格伦伍德高中1975届”
[39:55]	and the Sunrise Lounge.	还有“日出大厅”。 “格伦伍德高中1975届”
[39:58]	Monroe’s going to sing a song that was made very popular	门罗准备演唱一首在我们的高中时代…
[40:01]	during our high school years.	…非常流行的歌曲。
[40:33]	What happened to all my classmates?	我的同学都怎么啦？
[40:35]	Everyone’s so mature-looking and overweight.	每个人看起来都那么成熟，体态超重。
[40:39]	I didn’t age that much.	我可没那么老。
[40:41]	Unless I did and I can’t see it.	除非我也那么老了，只是我没意识到。
[40:44]	All these dentists and veterinarians and antique dealers.	瞧瞧这些牙科医生还有兽医还有古董商人，
[40:49]	Capped teeth and bald heads, grey hairs coming in.	套上了牙冠、秃了头顶、灰白的头发夹杂其间。
[40:53]	Sam Jablon has that rug on.	萨姆・贾布林戴着的那头假发，
[40:55]	It looks like it fell on his head from a window and nobody told him.	噢，我的天哪，就像刚从一扇窗户落下正好扣到他头顶上，也没人提醒他一下。
[40:59]	Some dead already. Annette DeAngelo,	有几个已经死了。那个安妮特・德安吉罗，
[41:02]	breasts I once caressed lying cold in the ground.	我有次和她躺在冰冷的地上抚摸她的胸部。
[41:06]	God, how I wanted to sleep with Polly Weiss.	天哪，我那时那么想和波莉・外斯上床。
[41:09]	Now she’s turned into her mother.	现在她已经变得和她母亲一样了。
[41:11]	And Freddie Kaplan’s my age! He could be my father’s pinochle partner.	弗雷迪・卡普兰和我同岁！他可以和我父亲一起玩“皮诺克尔纸牌”了。
[41:16]	I’m fucking Prufrock!	我他妈成了普鲁弗洛克了！【见艾略特的《普鲁弗洛克的情歌》】
[41:18]	I gotta change my life before it’s too late.	趁着现在还为时未晚，我得改变我的生活。
[41:22]	Pardon me?	你说什么？
[41:24]	I’m not happy, Jay.	我不幸福，杰伊。
[41:26]	I married too young.	我太年轻就结了婚。
[41:29]	Neither of us had the chance to live, to explore.	我们两个都没机会好好生活，好好探索。
[41:33]	Lee, these aren’t exactly my office hours.	李，这些话你绝对应该去我诊所里说。
[41:36]	I’m talking to you, Jay, while there’s still time.	我想跟你说，杰伊，我仍然还有时间。
[41:40]	I just turned 40, I don’t wanna look up at 50	我才刚过四十，我不想展望我的五十，
[41:43]	and find I measured out my fuckin’ life with a coffee spoon.	发现“我已经把我他妈的生活用咖啡匙量出”。【《普鲁弗洛克的情歌》】
[41:48]	Try and relax.	你放松一点吧。
[41:51]	And, er… put the vodka down.	还有，呃…别再喝伏特加了。
[41:54]	I mean, Robin’s lovely, you know, she’s a little neurotic, but…	我是说，罗宾人很好，你知道，她只是有点神经兮兮的，可是……
[41:59]	I don’t wanna spend my life the husband of a schoolteacher	我不想这一辈子只做个教师的丈夫，
[42:03]	writing the occasional travel piece and…	有时写写旅行的小文章，
[42:07]	and never knowing what it’s like	却永远也不知道那会是什么样的感觉，
[42:10]	to make love to that amazing, sleazy blonde	比如说与上面那位嫁给了门罗・戈登的…
[42:14]	that’s married to Monroe Gordon.	…迷人、庸俗的金发美女做爱。
[42:17]	And the truth is	事实真相是…
[42:19]	that Robin is dull in bed.	…罗宾在床上…索然无趣。
[42:22]	Fucking Catholic inhibitions.	满脑子都是些他妈的天主教的禁忌。
[42:24]	Maybe I don’t excite her enough any more.	我不知道，也许我再也激发不起她的性趣。
[42:27]	You see, I don’t know what the truth is any more.	你看，我只是…我再也不知道真相是什么了。
[42:31]	– I don’t know. – Listen to me. Are you in treatment?	– 我不知道。 – 你听我说，你作过心理治疗吗？
[42:35]	One minute you’re in the lunchroom at Glenwood High.	一分钟前你还在 “格伦伍德高中”的餐厅里，
[42:38]	You blink and you’re 40, blink again and you can see movies at half price	你他妈的眼睛一眨就已经四十了，你再一眨就可以凭老年证…
[42:44]	on a senior citizen’s pass.	…看半价电影了。
[42:47]	Ask not for whom the bell tolls.	不要问“丧钟为谁而鸣”。
[42:49]	Or, to put it more accurately,	或者，更准确地说，
[42:52]	ask not for whom the toilet flushes.	不要问“厕所为谁而冲”。
[43:09]	Where were you while we were making love?	我们刚才做爱的时候，你在想什么呢？
[43:12]	You know, in high school I was Class Writer.	你知道，我在想我的高中，那时我是班上的写手。
[43:15]	That’s why I keep telling you.	这就是为什么我一直在对你说，
[43:17]	Forget that screenplay and get back to your novel.	我认为你应该忘了你那狗屁电影剧本，回来写你的小说。
[43:21]	– Too inhibited. – You’ll never get over bad reviews?	– 顾忌太多了。 – 你是说你再也不能从那些糟评中恢复过来了？
[43:25]	My two novels were dismissed, it was brutal.	噢，我写了两部长篇都没人理会，这也太残忍了。
[43:28]	Maybe after I sell a screenplay. Film is where it’s at.	也许在我卖掉一个电影剧本之后再说。电影才是个好行当，我是说。
[43:33]	Who reads book any more, anyhow? Kids are into cinema.	不管怎么说，现在谁还读书啊？年轻小孩肯定不会去读，他们只看电影，他们只……
[43:37]	– I don’t believe that, nor do you. – Why are you getting dressed?	– 我不相信这话，你也不信。 – 嘿，你…你为什么穿好衣服？
[43:41]	Going home. Isn’t that what you want?	回家去。这不是你想要的吗？
[43:44]	No… I don’t know what I want.	不…你…我不知道我想要干嘛。
[43:47]	You’re the only one who makes any sense to me since my divorce.	你知道自从我离婚之后，你是唯一的一个对我来说还有点意义的人。
[43:52]	I’m not looking for someone to make sense to.	我可不想找个什么人觉得我对他有什么意义。
[43:55]	I want somebody to become irrational over me.	我想找个会对我如痴如狂的人。
[43:58]	Maybe after I sell my armoured car robbery script	你知道，也许在我卖掉我的装甲运钞车抢劫案的剧本之后，
[44:02]	I’ll get back to something more serious.	你知道，我会回来写点更加严肃的东西。你知道……
[44:05]	Philip’s having some people for dinner next week.	菲利普约了几个人下星期一起吃饭。
[44:07]	– I’d love you to come. – Philip Datloff?	– 我希望你能一起去。 – 菲利普・达特洛夫？
[44:10]	Yeah, he’s sweet.	是啊，他人很好。你会喜欢他的。
[44:12]	An editor of his stature? He’d make me feel guilty that I wasn’t writing.	为什么？我会被他那样德高望重的编辑吓坏的。他会让我有负罪感，因为我不写作。
[44:19]	I want you two to meet.	我希望你们俩见见面。
[44:21]	I won’t know what to say.	我不知道到时候该说些什么。
[44:23]	So what’s your novel about?	那你的长篇写的是什么？
[44:25]	I don’t have a novel.	唔，我没写长篇。
[44:27]	He does. He has pages he’s worked on for over a year. He’s terrific.	噢，他在写。他已经写了厚厚一叠，有一年多了，真的。我读过的部分都很棒。
[44:33]	Bonnie is a very gifted editor. I’m grooming her for my job.	你知道，邦妮是个很有天分的编辑。我在培养她接我的班。
[44:37]	I didn’t have the emotional energy required to finish it.	我没有所必需的感情上的能量来完成它。
[44:40]	How many people read it? A film reaches millions.	再说，真的，有多少人会读呢？我是说，如果你写一部电影，有成百上千万人会看。
[44:44]	It is not energy. It’s confidence. Apparently his first two books…	这和能量无关，而是和信心有关。很显然他的头两本书……
[44:48]	The three S’s – self-indulgent, sophomoric, solipsistic.	它们已经彻底湮灭掉了。我得到的评价是三个“自”：自我陶醉、自以为是、自我中心。所以，你知道……
[44:53]	If every writer who suffered bad press caved in…	要是每个作家一遭受负面评价就打退堂鼓的话……
[44:56]	– You’re too thin-skinned. – God, that’s VJ Rajnipal.	– 你脸皮也太薄了。 – 噢，我的老天！那是V・J・拉吉纳珀尔。
[45:00]	– Excuse me. – Philip’s his editor.	– 噢，失陪了。 – 菲利普是他的编辑。
[45:02]	What am I doing here? He won the Nobel Prize, and totally deserved!	我来这里干什么？那家伙得过“诺贝尔奖”，而…而且绝对是众望所归！
[45:07]	I’m out of my league! I’m awash in self-contempt.	我和他绝对不在一个档次！我都要被自我鄙视完全吞没了。
[45:11]	You know that Irwin Shaw wrote the best anti-war play ever?	你知不知道欧文・肖写过最好的反战剧【《埋葬死者》】？
[45:14]	And he got it all into one act.	他把所有内容安排在一幕当中。
[45:17]	He was an idol of mine.	你知道，这太有意思了，他曾是我的偶像。
[45:19]	When I was in high school I read The Eighty Yard Run,	当我还在读高中时，我读了《八十码短跑》【短篇小说】，
[45:22]	and I wept, I just cried in class.	我流泪了，我就在班里失声大哭。
[45:25]	That story made me want to write. That and some pieces by Saroyan.	那篇小说让我想成为一个作家。是的，那篇再加上【威廉・】萨洛扬的几篇。
[45:29]	– Saroyan? You love him too? – I love the plays, the essays.	– 萨洛扬？你也喜欢他吗？ – 噢，太奇妙了。我喜欢他的戏剧和随笔。
[45:34]	When I think of Irwin Shaw, I think of The Girls In Their Summer Dresses.	当我想起欧文・肖时，我想到的是《着夏装的女孩》。
[45:38]	That title is better than most people’s short stories.	光那个题目，就比大多数人的短篇要好。
[45:41]	– It’s so elegant, economic. – The best.	– 它写得如此精致，没一句废话。 – 最好的。
[45:45]	It’s thrilling prose. It’s terrific.	它的行文令人惊叹，真的非常棒。
[45:48]	My book is about the values of a society gone astray.	我的书写的是关于一个已经误入歧途的社会的价值观；
[45:52]	A culture badly in need of help.	一种极度需要拯救的文化；
[45:53]	A country that gives a kid who can barely read or write	一个国家，它会给一个几乎不会读写的二十岁的孩子…
[45:57]	a $100 million contract to play basketball?	…一亿美元的合同去打篮球？
[45:59]	A murder trial or who’s sleeping with the president is show business?	一起残忍的谋杀案的审判，或谁和总统上了床，都成了娱乐表演？
[46:04]	Everything is show business!	一切都成了娱乐表演！
[46:06]	I’m getting shrill. I get so nervous when I talk about my novel.	噢，为什么我那么激动？一谈到我的小说，我…我就特别紧张。
[46:11]	You have to finish it.	所以说…所以说你应该完成它。
[46:12]	Screenplays have their place, but there’s nothing like a serious book.	电影剧本有其自身的价值，但无论如何也不能与一部严肃的著作相提并论。
[46:16]	Exactly my point.	正是我的观点。
[46:17]	In Red Letter Day, I touched on these themes but I was too green.	唔…你知道，在《大喜的日子》里，我的第一本书，我稍微触及过这些主题，但我那时太嫩了……
[46:22]	I remember Red Letter Day. I reviewed it for The Times.	是啊，我记得《大喜的日子》，我为《纽约时报》写了篇书评。
[46:26]	– Oh? – It was extremely…	– 呃…呃…噢？ – 它显得…唔…极度的…
[46:31]	half-baked, laboured.	…浅尝辄止、力不从心。
[46:33]	Solipsistic.	自以为是。
[46:35]	There was no energy. It was trivial.	没有任何活力，可以说毫无价值。
[46:38]	You don’t mind my being frank?	你不会介意我直抒己见吧？
[46:42]	Are you OK?	你没事吧？
[46:46]	The rest of them should be here pretty soon.	好吧，其他人应该马上就到了。
[46:49]	Let’s not take all day, I’ve got plans later.	别老是在这上弄个不停了，行吗？做点别的事情。我后面还有计划呢。
[46:52]	This way, Mr Adelman.	请这边走，艾德尔曼先生。
[46:54]	– Counsellor! Nice to have you back. – It’s a pleasure.	– 律师！很高兴你回来。 – 噢，是啊，嗨。我也很高兴。
[46:57]	– Put him in the Green Room. – You’re from the ACLU, right?	– 你带他去“绿色房间”。 – 好的。你是“美国自由公民协会”的，是吗？
[47:01]	– Can I get you anything? – I’m expecting Roger Lewis to call.	– 要我为你做点什么吗？ – 是的，我在等罗杰・刘易斯的电话。
[47:04]	– Can I have it put through? – Of course.	– 你能帮我联系一下吗？ – 当然。
[47:06]	These gentlemen are from the South Carolina Klan.	你们想互相认识一下吗？他们俩是南卡罗莱纳州的“三K”党。
[47:09]	I’ll make sure your call gets put through.	我一定帮你接通电话。
[47:11]	Minister Polynice! The Attorney and the Klansmen are in the Green Room.	噢，你是波利奈斯牧师！艾德尔曼律师和“三K”党员在“绿色房间”。
[47:15]	Is there time for a sandwich before we go on?	是不是我们开始前，还安排了吃三明治的时间？
[47:18]	Robin, can I see you in my office?	– 罗宾？罗宾，你能到我办公室来一下吗？ – 马上。
[47:21]	Mary… Margaret, I’m so sorry.	玛丽…呃…玛格丽特，我太抱歉了。
[47:23]	Attorney Adelman is expecting a call from the ACLU…	艾德尔曼律师在等一个 “美国自由公民协会”来的电话……
[47:26]	– Hi, I’m Dawn Dawson. – Dawn Dawson?	– 嗨，我是道恩・道森。 – 道恩・道森？
[47:29]	The teenage obese acrobat. I had an appointment.	我是少年肥胖杂技演员。我有个节目安排。
[47:31]	Robin! Why is the teenage obese acrobat here today?	呃…罗宾！为什么今天会有少年肥胖杂技演员在这里？
[47:35]	– You said the 14th. – Overweight Achievers?	– 你是说14号。 – 我们的“超重的成功者”节目？
[47:38]	– I gave out the wrong date! – You said the 14th.	– 噢，我的天哪！我说错日子了！ – 你说是14号。
[47:41]	I am so sorry. Excuse me, the skinheads are here.	我太抱歉了！对不起，“光头党”来了。
[47:44]	I don’t know where to put them.	我不知道该把他们安排在哪儿。
[47:46]	What about the lounge? We’ll put them with Rabbi Kaufman.	呃…去休息室怎么样？我们让他们和考夫曼拉比在一起，那样就好了。
[47:50]	– It’s just down the corner… – Hey! Where’s my makeup man?	– 就在拐角那边…… – 嘿…嘿！我的化妆师在哪儿？
[47:55]	I’m a lawyer. You expect me to go on without makeup?	我是律师。你不会让我不化妆就上镜吧？
[47:59]	It’s a madhouse. I gave the overweight guests the wrong date.	噢，快成疯人院了。我犯了个大错，我给了超重的嘉宾错误的日期。
[48:04]	– Come here. – I’m so sorry.	– 到这边来。 – 我太抱歉了。
[48:06]	– I really screwed up, I’m so sorry. – I’ve been watching you all morning.	– 噢，我真的搞得一团糟，我真的非常抱歉。 – 你知道，整个上午我都在看着你在那里跑上跑下，
[48:12]	– And I can’t take my eyes off you. – Oh, no.	– 我的眼睛都没办法离开你。 – 噢，不。
[48:14]	I mean it, I can’t get this past weekend in Bermuda out of my mind.	不…不，我说的是心里话。我无法将上周末我们在百慕大的情景从心里排挤出去。
[48:19]	– There’s a lot going on out there. – Priorities. Never…	– 外面有好多事情要干。 – 轻重缓急，什么事…
[48:23]	– …confuse priorities. – Oh, my God!	– …都有轻重缓急，千万别混淆了。 – 噢，我的天哪！
[48:28]	Hello. I’m Professor Benz. We’re here for the taping.	你好，我是本茨教授。我们是来录像的。
[48:31]	I’m so sorry, I really have to apologise for her.	噢，我十分的抱歉，我们犯了个大错。我真的必须为她的错误道歉。
[48:35]	Overweight Achievers is next week. Sorry. OK?	“超重的成功者”是在下个星期。抱歉了。好吗？
[48:39]	– Who are you? – Lou DeMarco.	– 你是谁？ – 路・德马可。
[48:41]	– Who?	– Who? – 呃…呃，谁？对不…… – 谁？
[48:43]	I’m the uncle of Tony Lipriano from the Genovese family, that’s who.	我是托尼・利普里亚诺的舅舅，来自热那亚家族，这就是我。
[48:47]	Mr DeMarco, our Cosa Nostra show is next week.	噢，德马可先生，我们的 “我们的事业”【黑手党】节目安排在下个星期。
[48:51]	– She told me today! – I know, I’m sorry.	– 她告诉我是今天！ – 我知道，我知道，我很抱歉。
[48:53]	I can’t be here next week. I’m being deported Thursday.	下个星期我可没法来了，星期四我就要被递解出境了。
[49:00]	– Didn’t we do Sally’s show together? – We’re going back a long time.	– 我们是不是一起上过萨莉的节目？ – 是啊，我们打交道的时间可不短了，没错。
[49:04]	– I only had two murders then. – You’re with William Morris?	– 那时我只有两桩谋杀案缠身。 – 你找过“威廉・莫里斯经纪公司”吗？太搞笑了！
[49:08]	Where are the bagels? The skinheads eat the bagels already?	哪儿有【犹太】百吉饼？你们“光头党”已经把百吉饼都吃光啦？
[49:13]	Robin, would you like to interview this professional woman	噢，罗宾！罗宾，罗宾，你能不能接待一下这位职业女性？
[49:17]	for that panel on lovemaking next Tuesday?	她是为我们下周二的做爱板块的节目来的。
[49:20]	Right, what’s the show called?	噢，是的，呃…那节目的确切名字是什么？
[49:22]	Working Girls Born And Raised In Manhattan. I’m Nina.	“曼哈顿出生和成长的职业女孩”。我叫尼娜。
[49:25]	– Nina. Right. OK, great. – OK.	– 尼娜。是啊。很好，太好了。 – 很好。
[49:28]	Bye. So, you’re actually a hooker?	再见。这么说，你…你其实是个…呃…妓女？
[49:32]	Yeah, that’s right.	– 是的，没错。 – 噢，呵呵……
[49:35]	Tony, you finally got here. Traffic that bad?	嘿，托尼，你终于来了。交通特别糟，哈？
[49:39]	I told you it would be heavy traffic. I knew it.	我告诉过你路上很难走的，我早知道。
[49:42]	Hey, Grandma, look who’s here! Your favourite grandson.	嘿，奶奶，看看谁来了！你最喜欢的孙子。
[49:46]	– Hi, Tony. Hi, Tony. – Hi, Grandma.	– 嗨，托尼。嗨，托尼。 – 嗨，奶奶。
[49:52]	This is Robin, everybody.	这是罗宾，各位。
[49:56]	– How are you? – My sister, Iris.	– 你好吗？ – 我姐姐，艾丽斯。
[49:59]	– Hello. – Nice to meet you.	– 你好。 – 很高兴认识你。
[50:01]	Tony’s a doll. You know he got us this house?	托尼很可爱，他真的特别可爱。你知道是他给我们的这所房子。
[50:05]	– Show her the house. – Mom, stop it.	– 我想带她看看这房子。 – 妈，你行了。
[50:07]	So, the problem is, there’s a waiting list	所以说现在的问题是，必须排队等候，
[50:10]	to get Grandpa into the nursing home.	才能让爷爷住进疗养院。
[50:12]	It’s the only home I trust, all the others are toilets.	那是唯一一家我信得过的疗养院，其他的都像是厕所。
[50:15]	But this one, he’d be taken care of, but there’s a waiting list.	但在这一家，他可以得到很好的照顾，但是必须排队等候。
[50:19]	So maybe if you called, we would tell ’em it’s for you, for Grandpa.	所以，也许要是你打个招呼，我们就对他们说那是为了你，为了爷爷。
[50:24]	You know, use your name. Then maybe they’ll move him up on the list.	你知道，利用下你的名气，也许他们会把他的名字往前挪挪。你明白我的意思吗？
[50:29]	– We could try, Pop. – I’d appreciate it. He needs it.	– 我们可以试试，爸。没问题。 – 我很感谢，他真的需要这个。
[50:32]	Tony, Tony… Talk to him about this table.	托尼，托尼… 跟他说说饭桌的事。
[50:35]	Grandma!	奶奶！
[50:36]	I wanna take Iris to Le Bijou for her birthday dinner.	你看，我想带艾丽斯去 “珠宝饭店”吃她的生日晚餐。
[50:40]	It’s impossible to get into, and no decent table that’s not out the back.	但你知道，那地方根本挤不进去，除了后排的那些桌子，已经没有像样点的……
[50:44]	Excuse me, there is a six-month waiting list.	对不起，等候的名单已经列到六个月以后了。
[50:47]	– I’ll have Mary make a call. – As long as it’s convenient.	– 我会让玛丽打个电话。别担心。 – 噢，只要不是太麻烦你。
[50:51]	– Is that all you think about, food? – Try that.	– 你想到的只是吃吗？ – 试一下。
[50:53]	When are you gonna get my season ticket upgraded?	托尼，你什么时候把我的赛季票换一下吧？
[50:56]	What am I, Don Corleone?	我成什么人了？教父科里奥尼？
[50:59]	Not for me, brother, it’s for your nephew.	对我来说不是，兄弟，可以做你外甥的。
[51:02]	Ricky, come here.	里基！里基，过来，过来。
[51:04]	I want you to tell Grandma who came and spoke at your school.	我想让你告诉奶奶，谁去过你们学校并发表讲话了。快告诉奶奶。
[51:07]	– You had a guest speaker? – Yeah, John Brennan.	– 你们请了个贵宾去演讲？ – 好的，是约翰・布伦南。
[51:10]	– Nice! – The hostage guy?	– 太好了！ – 那个当了人质的家伙？
[51:12]	– You don’t know John Brennan? – The hostage, you remember.	– 你不知道约翰・布伦南吗？ – 那个人质，奶奶，你记得的。
[51:15]	– Never heard of him. – They hijacked his plane.	– 不，从没听说过他。 – 他们劫持了他的飞机。
[51:19]	They held him for months, right?	他们把他扣留了好几个月，记得吗？
[51:21]	– Grandma’s not gonna know this. – Daddy, you remember?	– 奶奶才不知道这些事呢。 – 爸，你记得这事，是吗？
[51:25]	– It was in all the papers. – In the papers, on TV, everything.	– 当然，这一切都上过报纸。 – 都上过报纸，都上过电视，所有这一切。
[51:29]	They finally released him, he got this hero’s welcome. He’s famous!	他们最后释放了他，他受到了英雄般的欢迎。一夜成名！
[51:32]	What’s he famous for? For being captured?	他因为什么成名？就因为被扣留了？
[51:36]	– Yeah! – Why is he a hero?	– 是啊！ – 为什么他是英雄？
[51:38]	It’s no feat to get captured!	被扣留了又不是什么丰功伟绩！
[51:41]	Your family’s crazy about you.	你家里人为你而疯狂。
[51:44]	Well, they’ve never had much of anything	唔，他们以前生活都不怎么样，
[51:46]	and my success has made so many things possible.	我的成功使得许多事情成为可能。
[51:49]	Guess that’s why I’m so driven professionally.	我想这也是为什么我在工作上那么努力的原因。
[51:52]	Lovely.	是啊，非常好。
[51:54]	It’s fun to be able to do things for people you love.	你知道，能够为你所爱的人做点什么，是件很开心的事。
[51:57]	Did you ever think that you might want a family of your own?	你有没有想过你也许自己也要个家庭呢？
[52:01]	Oh, yeah, I would. I’m surprised you don’t have one.	噢，是啊，我会的。不过我很吃惊你怎么没有了。
[52:04]	Well, you know. At the beginning we were young, not much money.	噢，是啊，你知道，一开始我们都很年轻，没多少钱。
[52:10]	Then, as time went on, Lee became a little edgy whenever I brought it up.	之后随着时间的推移，每当我提起这个，李就会变得很不耐烦。
[52:16]	Well, how big a family would you like if we were ever to get married?	唔，要是我们俩可能结婚的话，你喜欢要个多大的家庭呢？
[52:20]	Oh, you know. I’m just waiting for the other shoe to drop.	噢，你知道，我只是在等着另一只鞋子落下来。
[52:25]	– What does that mean? – Well, you know.	– 这话什么意思？ – 唔，你知道，
[52:28]	It means, um, you can’t be this perfect.	意思是…唔，你不可能这么尽善尽美的。
[52:32]	You didn’t just walk into my life in a doctor’s office with no drawbacks.	我是说，你不可能什么缺点都没有，就这样在某个医生的诊所里走进了我的生活。
[52:37]	Any minute I’m gonna discover you have a wife.	我是说，我时时刻刻都在担心我会发现你其实有个妻子，
[52:40]	Or you had one, but you chopped her up with a hatchet.	或者你从前有过，只是你用把小斧头，把她给剁了。
[52:51]	Don’t you fuckin’ walk away from me like that!	你他妈的别想跑！你他妈的别想对我那样！你听到没？
[52:55]	– Get away from me! – It’s all your fuckin’ lying, bitch!	– 滚远一点！妈的…… – 快进去！别他妈的撒谎，贱货！
[52:59]	What the fuck? Do you wanna ruin this?	你他妈的有没有撒谎？你听到没？真他妈的！你想毁掉这一切？
[53:03]	You wanna fuckin’ ruin our relationship?	你他妈的想毁掉我们的关系？
[53:09]	I’m sick of this bullshit!	你听着，我受够了这些废话！
[53:11]	Fuck you!	去你妈的！
[53:13]	Tell her to get the fuck out of our fuckin’ lives!	让她他妈的少来搅和我们他妈的生活！
[53:16]	I’m sick of it! I’m tired of this bullshit!	我受够了这些！我受够了这些废话！
[53:19]	– I can’t take it any more! – You’re so paranoid!	– 我再也忍受不了了！ – 你真是个妄想狂！
[53:22]	I fuckin’ love you! Tell her to get the fuck out of our lives!	我他妈的爱你！让她别他妈的来搅和我们的生活！
[53:26]	Baby, I love you. Don’t fuckin’ do this to me, all right?	听着，宝贝，我爱你。别他妈的再这样对我了，知道吗？
[53:30]	– Don’t you fuckin’ do this. – Stop it.	– 别他妈的再这样对我了。 – 住手。
[53:34]	Don’t you fuckin’ walk away. Don’t fuckin’ walk away from me, you bitch!	你别他妈的跑啊，你别他妈的想从我这儿跑掉，你个贱货！
[53:40]	There’s a fight on the 11th floor.	11层发生了可怕的打斗。
[53:43]	– A fight? – Where?	– 打斗？ – 哪里？
[53:44]	– 1102. – That’s Brandon Darrow.	– 是的，1102房间。 – 1102房间？那是布兰登・达罗。
[53:47]	– He does it every time. – I called security.	– 他每次来都会打。 – 他好像喝醉了，所以我叫了保安。
[53:49]	Somebody’s gotta get up there.	– 得有人上去看看，免得会有人受伤。 – 简直难以置信。
[53:52]	Come on! Hurry! He’s trying to hurt me!	快点！快点啊！他想伤害我！
[53:56]	Get in there!	快进去！
[53:59]	– Excuse me, what’s going on? – Get outta here.	– 对不起，这里出什么事了？ – 你们最好出去。
[54:02]	Whatever that bitch told you, she’s lying.	我不知道那该死的贱人对你们说了什么，但她肯定在撒谎，知道吗？
[54:04]	– I’m security. – I’m gonna call my fuckin’ lawyer!	– 我是保安…冷静，冷静。 – 我要给我他妈的律师打电话！
[54:09]	Get the fuck outta here!	都他妈的给我滚出去！
[54:11]	He tried to throw me out the window!	他想把我从窗户里扔出去！
[54:13]	– Bitch! Don’t you fuckin’ lie! – Take it easy.	– 贱人！别他妈的撒谎！别他妈的撒谎！ – 你放松点！放松点，老弟。
[54:17]	– Keep him away! – Take it easy.	– 别让他靠近我！ – 放轻松。现在，你听着……
[54:19]	Get your fucking hands off me.	把你他妈的手拿开！把你他妈的……
[54:21]	Look. Easy, pal. Easy, pal.	听着，放松点，老弟。你放松，老弟！
[54:23]	I have an appointment with Mr Darrow.	对不起，我和达罗先生有个约会。
[54:26]	Get your hand off my neck! I hate this hotel!	你别碰我的脖子！我讨厌这个饭店！
[54:28]	– This bitch is lying! – I’m Lee Simon, you read my script.	– 我告诉过你这个贱人在撒谎，知道吗？ – 我…我是李・西蒙，你读了我的剧本……
[54:31]	If your friend tries to plant coke on me again, I’ll kill you!	要是你朋友再拿可卡因栽我的赃，你看我会怎么收拾你，贱人！
[54:35]	– I’m Lee Simon. – What the fuck do you want, buddy?	– 你建议我们一起喝一杯，我是李・西蒙，我写了《打劫》。 – 你他妈的到底想要干嘛，老兄？
[54:39]	He tried to throw me out the window and throw my clothes out.	他想把我从窗户里扔出去，然后再把我的衣服扔出去。
[54:42]	Don’t bullshit strangers, bitch. I’m not high, look at my eyes.	别对外人胡说八道，贱人！我没有喝高，看我眼睛。
[54:46]	That’s all right. I never make moral judgments, so…	– 对吗？我没喝高。 – 好了，我从不作道德评判，所以……
[54:50]	– What was your name? – Nicole Oliver gave you my script.	– 你说你叫什么名来着？ – 妮科尔・奥利弗给过你我的剧本，
[54:52]	It’s about an armoured car robbery, there’s a strong subplot.	名叫《打劫》，讲的是抢劫装甲运钞车，还含有相当强的个人危机的次要情节。我想……
[54:56]	I’m gonna sue all you motherfuckers, I’m gonna sue this fleabag hotel.	听我说，我要起诉所有你们这些混蛋，我要起诉他妈的这家耗子加跳蚤加蟑螂窝似的狗屁小旅店。
[55:01]	– What’s going on? – A little domestic.	– 嘿，这里出什么事了？ – 明白吗？我真受够了。
[55:03]	It’s time I get a little respect around here!	– 一点家庭小问题。好了，好了！ – 现在是该给我点尊重的时候了！
[55:06]	– Shut up! – Fuck you!	– 闭嘴！ – 去你妈的！
[55:08]	– Shut the hell up! – A little domestic problem.	– 你他妈的给我闭嘴！ – 你看，就一点点家庭小问题。
[55:10]	This guy?	– 布兰登・达罗。 – 这里好像有不少暴力。是这家伙吗？
[55:13]	He tried to throw me out the window.	他想要把我从窗户里扔出去。
[55:14]	That’s physical enough for me.	那在我看来已经足够暴力。
[55:16]	Her friend tried to plant dope on me.	– 她朋友想拿毒品栽我的赃。 – 不！ – 快点，走吧。
[55:19]	– Let’s go downtown. – You can talk to my people.	– 我们走吧，我们到楼下去。 – 你可以找我的人谈话。
[55:21]	– Who are you? – Lee Simon. We have a meeting.	– 你是谁？ – 我叫李・西蒙，我们现在正好有个约会。
[55:25]	Not right now. Later, maybe.	现在可不行。以后吧，也许。
[55:27]	We had a meeting scheduled and you know, it’s important.	我们早就安排了这次见面，你知道，我认为这很重要。
[55:31]	30 seconds would help.	要不先给我30秒钟。
[55:34]	Come on, ladies! Back it up!	行了，女士们！往后退！
[55:37]	We can have a brief conversation and establish everything that we need.	我们可以简短交谈一下，就可以确定我们需要的东西。
[55:41]	Can we get these guys back, please?	我们能让这些人后退一点吗？拜托！
[55:44]	– Get out of the way! – Make room!	– 快让开道！ – 让一让！
[55:46]	– Brandon, is tomorrow good for you? – Clear the way!	– 听着，布兰登，明天你有时间吗？ – 快让开道！
[55:49]	Wait!	等一下！
[55:51]	Wait! Wait! Don’t take him away!	等等！等等！放开他，别带他走！
[55:56]	Call Irv Klein. Get him downtown, all right? I’ll be out an hour.	打电话给欧文・克莱恩，让他去城里，知道吗？我一小时后就出来了。
[56:00]	– John! Hold them back. – Please! He didn’t do anything!	– 约翰！让人群退后。 – 求你了！他没做什么事！
[56:04]	I don’t think you should hold him. The hotel has no problem with this.	我想你不应该拘留他，本饭店并不觉得这有什么问题。
[56:08]	I brought a copy in case you wanna talk.	我带来了剧本的副本，本来想跟你谈谈。
[56:10]	– OK! – He’s welcome in the hotel.	– 好了！好了！ – 欢迎他重回饭店。
[56:12]	Because this is Brandon Darrow, that’s the only reason. You hear?	因为他是布兰登・达罗，明白吗？这是唯一的理由。你听到了？
[56:17]	– That’s it. – I thank you very much.	– 那就这样了。 – 我非常感谢你。
[56:19]	Mr Darrow, please come back in the hotel. Stay outside, please.	达罗先生，请吧，回饭店去吧。请你们都留在外面。
[56:24]	You know, Brandon, if we could just go into the bar and have a drink,	– 你看，布兰登，要是我们能去酒吧喝一杯， – 给我妻子签个名吧。
[56:29]	we could sit down and talk for a few minutes.	– 我们可以坐下来谈上几分钟。 – 你等一下。
[56:31]	There’s some points I’m reworking which you’d be very excited to hear.	我正在重新修改一些地方，我想你听了以后一定会很兴奋的。
[56:36]	I’m very open to this whole process. Just in a brief conversation…	我对这整个过程都十分开放，我想只要我们能简短交流一下……
[56:41]	Brandon! We’re gonna be late.	嘿，布兰登！我们要晚了。
[56:43]	It’s the first script I’ve read with any balls.	这是我读到过的第一个有点乐趣剧本。
[56:47]	– A combination of like… – Is it five already?	– 像是某种结合了…… – 已经有五点了吗？
[56:50]	I’ve always been interested, but it’s always “Can you get a bankable star?”	你知道，我一直对我的剧本很有信心，但是，你知道，我总是被问到：“你能找到个有票房号召力的明星来出演吗？”他们太少了。
[56:54]	We need to talk about this.	绝对是的。我们需要好好谈谈这事。
[56:56]	With you as Sonnyboy and an unknown for the female lead.	是啊，由你来演“桑尼小子”，我想女主角也许该找个不出名的演员。
[56:59]	You like fights? We’re going to Atlantic City	– 你喜欢打架（拳击）吗？是的，我们现在要去大西洋城， – 打…打架？
[57:02]	to see the Fernandez-Tobin fight.	要去看费尔南德斯与托宾的对决。
[57:04]	– Atlantic City now? – Yeah, it’s five.	– 现在去大西洋城？ – 是啊，是啊，已经五点了。
[57:07]	I have an assignment.	可问题是我今晚还要为杂志做个采访，
[57:09]	– If we could have a second now… – I get a lot of scripts, all crap.	– 所以要是我们现在就能再交谈一会儿…… – 我手头有无数的剧本，统统都是扯淡。
[57:14]	– Exactly. – No fucking integrity.	– 所言极是！ – 一点都他妈的不靠谱。
[57:17]	I’m flattered, but I have this assignment. Two minutes.	我深感荣幸，但你知道，我还有个采访任务。所以再给我两分钟……
[57:21]	– I’m flying to Africa tomorrow. – The magazine set this interview up.	– 听着，你不能调整我的时间，我明天还要飞非洲。 – 杂志社费了很大的劲才安排好我去采访，
[57:25]	It’s with the mayor’s wife – she likes acting!	你知道，是个市长夫人什么的，你知道，她超喜欢表演！
[57:30]	I got scratch marks all over my arm, it’s ridiculous.	我手臂上满是你的抓痕，太荒唐了。
[57:34]	– Are we taking off from Teterboro? – Teterboro, yes.	– 我们是从“梯德勃罗机场”【新泽西】起飞吗？ – “梯德勃罗”，是的。
[57:37]	– Taking off? – Taking off.	– 对不起，“起…起飞”？ – 从“梯德勃罗”起飞。起飞。
[57:40]	– Oh, no… – We can’t drive now.	– 噢，不…我…… – 我们现在不能开车去。
[57:43]	I should explain that I can’t fly.	我得解释一下，我…我不能坐飞机。
[57:45]	It sounds funny but I had a terrible experience as a travel writer.	因为这听起来有点可笑，但是我有过可怕的经历，在我做旅行作家的时候。
[57:49]	You’re a fuckin’ pussy. The whole flight’s 20 minutes.	你真他妈的像个娘们，伙计。整个航程只要20分钟。
[57:52]	– There was this crash landing. – You like fights?	– 问题是有次着陆时飞机差点坠毁。 – 你喜欢拳击吗？
[57:55]	– Well, I like sports, sure. – Do you like Fernandez or Tobin?	– 唔，我喜欢运动，当然。但…… – 你喜欢哪个，费尔南德斯还是托宾？
[57:58]	Tobin’s got him, man! Tobin’s got him!	托宾！他喜欢托宾，伙计！他一定喜欢托宾！
[58:02]	I like Fernandez.	– 也许吧。 – 我喜欢费尔南德斯。
[58:04]	– I’m really impressed with your ear. – My ear?	– 你的耳朵给我的印象真的很深。 – 我的耳朵？
[58:06]	– The dialogue. – Oh, my ear. Well, I try. I listen.	– 我们的谈话。 – 噢，我的耳朵。唔，你知道，我努力倾听。
[58:10]	– You know what I mean? It flows. – Yeah?	– 你知道我的意思吗？谈得很顺溜。 – 是吗？
[58:21]	Come on, come on!	加油啊，加油！
[58:24]	Come on, baby, come on!	加油，宝贝，加油！
[58:26]	Stick him, come on! Stick him!	刺拳，快点！用刺拳！
[58:28]	Is this a good time to go through the script?	你看，现在合不合适我们把一部分剧本过一下，看看有什么问题？
[58:31]	He can’t put a fuckin’ combination together. Look at this shit.	见鬼，他都打不出他妈的完整的组合拳了。瞧他打的是什么破玩意儿！
[58:35]	Come on, baby. Stick him!	加油，宝贝。揍他！
[58:38]	Come on, let’s shoot some craps.	噢，天哪，我们去赌几把玩玩。
[58:40]	If we get our business out of the way you can gamble with a clear mind.	如果我们先把生意上的事情理理清楚，那么你赌起来会有个更加清醒的脑子。
[58:44]	– You shoot crap? – I don’t, no.	– 嘿，你玩掷骰子吗？ – 我不玩，不。
[58:46]	– I’ll teach you. – I know the rules,	– 我来教你，伙计。 – 我是说，我知道规则，
[58:48]	but I didn’t bring much money, not realising that I would be here.	但我…我没带多少钱，我没想到会来这里。
[58:51]	– I’ll advance you the cash. – From our royalties, right?	– 哦，是吗？我可以先给你点现金。别担心。 – 算是从我们的版税里出的，对吗？你对我真是很慷慨。
[58:56]	– I wanted to talk about the opening. – Sure.	– 你听我说，我想跟你谈谈它的开场。 – 当然，当然。
[58:58]	– It feels a little rushed. – It is, it needs way more build-up.	– 我觉得它…呃…有点匆忙。 – 绝对有点匆忙，它需要多得多的展开。
[59:04]	No, not build-up. Character development.	– 不…不，不是展开，而是性格发展。你明白吗？ – 不是展开，而是…当然。实际上……
[59:07]	Who is this guy, Sonny? Why does he need to score so badly?	这个叫桑尼的家伙究竟是什么人？他为什么这么迫切地想要去干一票？
[59:10]	You have such a feel for the material.	你对这个素材的看法真是一针见血。
[59:12]	Shoot ’em, babe.	快投啊，宝贝！
[59:17]	Shit, man, you’re cursed! It ain’t your night.	靠，老哥，你他妈倒霉透了！今晚不属于你，哈？
[59:20]	I can’t believe I ran through $6,000 so fast!	我简直不能相信这么快就输光了六千块！
[59:24]	– It’s just making me… – All right. 7 or 11, gimme the dice!	– 这…这让我…… – 好了。7或11，把骰子给我！
[59:28]	– 7 or 11, baby. – You know…	– 一定要7或11，宝贝！ – 你知道…你知道……
[59:31]	– Come on, baby. – You know after the opening scene…	– 看你的了，宝贝。 – 你知道，在桑尼开头的场景之后……
[59:42]	Hey, man, you partake in this?	嘿，哥们，你想分享点这个吗？
[59:45]	Well, I have some alcohol, so… Not really.	唔，我…呃…我喝了点酒，所以…不…我不太想。
[59:49]	I was wondering about the way I handled the robbery.	你知道，我在…我在想你觉得我处理的抢劫方式怎么样。
[59:53]	I think it’s a terrific sequence.	因为我觉得那一系列过程衔接得非常棒，我很得意我……
[59:56]	– Needs a complete rewrite. – It needs some work.	– 需要完全重写。你懂我意思吗？ – 是需要做些改进。
[59:58]	Nobody’d ever believe you could steal an armoured car in daylight.	没人会相信你能够盗窃那样一辆装甲运钞车，特别是在光天化日之下。这太荒唐了。
[1:00:02]	There’s not enough subterfuge.	逃脱的手法还不够高明。我…什么？
[1:00:05]	That’s for you, baby.	这个给你，宝贝。
[1:00:07]	– You like her? – Well, she’s a perfect person.	– 我说，你喜欢她吗？ – 唔，她…是个完美的人。
[1:00:12]	– Nice ass. – With some helicopter shots…	– 屁股很漂亮。 – 甚至可以用几个直升机的镜头，我想……
[1:00:15]	Let’s take this party inside.	让我们参加里面的聚会去吧。你说呢？
[1:00:17]	If I could talk a little more in-depth about the denouement…	要是能让我再稍微深入地说一下，特别是关于结局，
[1:00:21]	I feel that there’s a chance to say something special.	我想我们很有可能想到些非同寻常的东西。
[1:00:26]	I didn’t realise you were, um… Excuse me, Brandon.	我没估计到你是…呃…… 对不起，布兰登。
[1:00:31]	We can finish this in a second. I don’t wanna get in the way.	我想我们马上就可以结束谈话了，我不想妨碍你们。所以……
[1:00:34]	Oh, yeah. Why don’t you slip into bed and we’ll be there in one minute, OK?	噢，是啊。你先钻到床上去，我马上过去，好吗？
[1:00:39]	– OK. – Excuse, you got a second?	– 好的。 – 对不起，能耽误一秒钟吗？因为我……
[1:00:42]	This is an unfamiliar scenario to me.	这种场景对我来说非常陌生。
[1:00:44]	I know Gina from before, all right? You will not be sorry. Trust me.	你听我说，我很早就认识吉娜，明白吗？你不会感到遗憾的。相信我。
[1:00:49]	– You mean all of us? – Yeah.	– 你是说我们四个一起？ – 是啊。
[1:00:51]	What’s the matter, you never been with more than two broads before?	怎么回事？你以前从没和两个以上女人一起上过床吗？
[1:00:55]	The woman thing is not… The guy thing I’m a little uncomfortable…	你知道，女人的事不成问…你知道，可是和男的一起我就感到有点不舒服了。
[1:01:00]	You know we’re not getting together, right? You like women, don’t you?	你知道我们不是一起胡来，明白吗？你看，你喜欢女人，对不对？
[1:01:04]	If it was on their own, you know, two, five, 500…	你知道，要是只有她们，你知道，两个、五个、还是五百个，我都抗得住。只是……
[1:01:09]	– So my presence disturbs you? – No, a naked man, conceptually…	– 这么说是我的存在让你不安？ – 不，你知道，比如说一个裸体的男人，就其本身而言…从概念上来说……
[1:01:13]	A naked guy is not an issue for me, but I just…	你知道，一个裸体的男人对我来说不是问题，但我只是……
[1:01:17]	– Do we need the door? – You been in a boys’ locker room?	– 我们需要把门关上吗？ – 你没在男孩的更衣室里呆过吗？
[1:01:20]	Of course I have. I have track medals. I was all-city.	我当然呆过。你知道，我还…还赢过好多田径奖牌，你知道，是市级比赛。我……
[1:01:24]	– I don’t get it. What’s the problem? – I don’t know how to put it.	– 那我搞不懂你了，到底是什么问题？ – 我不知道该怎么解释，就像是……
[1:01:28]	You know, a wave of panic at the proximity of unclad male genitalia,	你知道，如果有赤裸的雄性生殖器在附近，我心里就会涌起一阵惊慌，
[1:01:32]	in conjunction with the specific activity, plus I’m still airsick.	特别是还伴随着那种特殊的动作，再说，我的晕机症还没缓过来。
[1:01:36]	– I don’t know that I can… – You writers are so sensitive.	– 因此，我不知道我是否能…… – 你们这些作家都太敏感了。你懂我意思吗？
[1:01:39]	You should be writing greeting cards, not fucking scripts.	你应该去写贺卡，而不是他妈的剧本。
[1:01:56]	What’s the matter? Not in the mood?	你怎么啦？没在兴头上？
[1:01:59]	I’m just a little tired, drunk, actually. Just had alcohol.	我…呃…我…呃…只是有点累了，实际上有点醉了，刚喝过酒。
[1:02:07]	Brandon tells me you’re his writer.	布兰登告诉我你为他写作。
[1:02:09]	Well, you know, I’m a writer.	唔，你知道，我是…我是个作家。
[1:02:12]	– I write. I wrote some film scripts. – Really?	– 我也写。我写过几个电影剧本。 – 真…真的吗？
[1:02:17]	Have you ever heard of Chekhov?	你听没听说过契诃夫？
[1:02:19]	– I have. – I write like him.	– 听说过。 – 我像他那样写作。
[1:02:23]	You write like him?	你像他那样写作？
[1:02:36]	Brandon, how do you feel about the scene at the church	布兰登，你觉得教堂的那场戏怎么样？
[1:02:39]	where Sonnyboy gets killed by his brother?	就是“桑尼小子”被他兄弟杀了的那场戏，你觉得那样行吗？
[1:02:42]	Listen, we’re gonna definitely speak about this again.	听着，我们绝对还会再次商讨这本子，绝对的。
[1:02:46]	I’m going to Africa tomorrow to do this picture,	只是我明天还要赶去非洲，拍那部相当复杂的电影，
[1:02:49]	then I have another picture in LA.	然后紧接着在洛杉矶拍另一部戏。
[1:02:51]	Then maybe we’ll have time to talk. But I really wanna do your script.	接下来也许我们可以有时间谈谈。不过你听着，我真的想接拍你的剧本。
[1:02:56]	It just needs a little work, and I need some time to think about it.	你明白我意思吗？只是需要再做一点工作，我需要些时间好好考虑一下，你懂我意思吗？
[1:03:01]	Have a great drive back to New York.	祝你开车回纽约顺利。
[1:03:02]	My agent’s gonna call you about the $6,000.	我经纪人明天会打电话给你，关于那六千美元的事。
[1:03:05]	Maybe you can pay it back in instalments. All right?	也许你可以分期支付之类的。他会打电话给你，行吗？
[1:03:10]	Yeah, Bonnie? Yeah, you sitting down?	喂，邦妮？喂，你坐下工作了吗？
[1:03:15]	No, I just, er… I guess I just woke up.	没有，我才刚…呃… 我想我才醒过来。
[1:03:21]	I’ve decided I’m gonna finish my novel.	我决定了，我要完成我的小说。
[1:03:24]	Yeah, I know. I’m not gonna let anything stand in my way.	是啊，我知道，我知道。可…不…不，我不会再让任何事情阻碍到我。
[1:03:28]	I’m gonna work nights, weekends, whatever it takes, cos I…	我要利用晚上和周末的时间，不管费我多少精力，因为我……
[1:03:32]	Well, I came home, I went to take out the chapters I’d written to look at.	是这样，我回到家里，我想把我已经写完了的那几章拿出来看一下，
[1:03:37]	I couldn’t find them, and I thought, “Maybe I’ve thrown them out,”	但我发现找不到了，我想…你知道…我想： “噢，我的天哪，我会不会不小心把它扔了？”
[1:03:43]	and I panicked.	于是我就抓狂了，我一下就抓狂了。
[1:03:46]	No, then I found them. God, but that panic.	不，后来我又找到了。我的天哪，我当时的那个抓狂劲！
[1:03:50]	You know, it made me realise how dear they are to me.	这让我…你知道，这让我意识到那些东西对我来说是多么地珍贵。
[1:03:55]	You know, so I re-read what I’d written and I just…	你知道，所以我把我写的那些重新读了一遍，我感到……
[1:03:59]	You know, they contain every aspiration that I’ve had,	可是，你知道，那里面饱含着我所抱有的所有的渴望，你知道，
[1:04:05]	every authentic feeling, every idea.	我的每一种真情实感，每一个想法。
[1:04:09]	And I got no choice, I have to complete this, this is me.	我真的…我别无选择，我必须把这个完成，这就是我。
[1:04:14]	I… I love this book.	我…我喜欢这本书。
[1:04:17]	I love this book.	我喜欢这本书。
[1:04:20]	Well… Well, thank you.	唔…好的，谢谢你。
[1:04:44]	– Hi. Come in. – Thank you.	– 嗨！请进。 – 你好！谢谢。
[1:04:47]	– Are you OK? – OK?	– 你还好吗？ – “还好吗”？
[1:04:49]	– You seemed tense on the phone. – No, no.	– 在电话里你好像很紧张。 – 没有，没有。
[1:04:52]	– Come in. You want a drink? – I wouldn’t mind some white wine.	– 快进去。你想喝点什么吗？ – 唔，我不介意来一点儿白葡萄酒，
[1:04:57]	– If you have it. – Yeah.	– 要是你有的话。 – 当然。我有。
[1:05:01]	So, let me explain.	那么，让我来解释一下。
[1:05:05]	When we spoke backstage after the show,	那天录完节目下来后，我们在后台交谈时，
[1:05:08]	we just touched lightly on, for want of a better term,	唔…我们只是轻微触及了一点―― 因没有更加合适的措辞，我只能说――
[1:05:14]	sexual technique.	性技巧。嗯哼。
[1:05:16]	Do you recall? You know, some do’s and don’ts.	你还记得吗？你知道，就是那些 “什么该做，什么不该做”，记得吗？
[1:05:18]	Certain strategies for… pleasing a man in bed.	一些如何在床上…取悦男人的策略。
[1:05:24]	Yeah.	是的。
[1:05:26]	I don’t know…	我不知道…
[1:05:28]	why I’m so rattled.	为什么我这么慌慌张张的。
[1:05:30]	I said this so clearly on my pillow last night, now I’m all disjointed.	我是说，昨晚我躺在枕头上时，我已经很清楚地对自己说过这些，可现在我完全乱了套。
[1:05:35]	– Have a little more wine. – Thank you.	– 再多喝点酒。 – 谢谢。
[1:05:38]	I’ve, um, I’ve decided I want you to show me a few things.	我已经…唔，我决定想让你给我演示一些东西看看。
[1:05:42]	– On television? – No, no. For me.	– 在电视上？ – 不…不，不。只给我看。
[1:05:45]	Personally.	给我个人。
[1:05:47]	Let me explain.	让我来解释一下。
[1:05:50]	The man I’m going with, whom I love very dearly, is very sexually active.	和我在一起的那个男人，我非常地爱他，他在性爱方面非常积极。
[1:05:56]	Which is great. You know, great.	这当然…很棒，你知道，非常棒。
[1:05:59]	We are… We have a very, very solid sex life.	唔，我们是…我们有非常、非常充实的性生活。
[1:06:04]	Very physical. Well, obviously, physical.	唔…完全是身体上的。噢，当然是身体上的。
[1:06:07]	And the sad truth is, um…	唔…令人沮丧的事实是，唔……
[1:06:10]	Well, no. I’ve only recently got divorced.	噢，不。我最近刚刚离婚。
[1:06:14]	After being married to the same man since I was in college, but…	你知道，自从我在大学里爱上那个男人并与他结婚至今，那么多年了，但是…
[1:06:18]	you know, who was all I’d experienced and, er…	你知道，这同一个男人就是我所有的经历，呃…
[1:06:21]	I say this confidentially because I respect you professionally.	我这样说完全是我的心里话，出于我对你专业方面的敬重。
[1:06:28]	I think that I disappointed him, sexually.	我认为我令他失望了，就性而言。
[1:06:32]	You know, I come from a very uptight, proper family,	唔…你知道，我来自于一个非常保守的、注重体统的家庭。
[1:06:37]	and I was taught, growing up, you know,	我接受的教育，从小到大，你知道，
[1:06:40]	that a lot of acts of lovemaking are wrong.	都…都说有许多种做爱的方式是…是不正当的。
[1:06:45]	In my mother’s eyes, actually, quite sinful.	在我母亲的眼里，实际上，那是相当有罪的。
[1:06:48]	And so…	唔…因此……
[1:06:51]	I went to a Catholic school, you know.	我上的是天主教学校，你知道。
[1:06:53]	Not that Tony complains, but I feel that…	不是说…我不是说现在托尼有什么抱怨，只是我自己觉得…
[1:06:58]	that I’m not really, um…	我…我…我没有真正，唔……
[1:07:01]	That he’s being kind.	他一直对我很好。
[1:07:04]	It’s probably a testament to his feelings for me	也许这可以作为他对我的感情的一个证明，
[1:07:07]	that he desires me as frequently as he does and he enjoys it.	因为他频繁地一有需要就想要我，而且他总是兴致勃勃的。
[1:07:11]	Don’t get me wrong, we both do.	呃，别误解我的意思，你知道，我们俩都很享受。
[1:07:13]	I love being wanted and the actual act itself.	我喜欢被需要的感觉，还有那实际的行为本身。
[1:07:16]	But I just feel…	只是我感觉到…
[1:07:20]	that I can do better, you know, that I want him to have the best.	我还可以做得更好，你知道，我…我想让他拥有我最好的状态。
[1:07:25]	I don’t want him to start longing for experiences with other women,	我…我不希望他在过了一段时间之后，会开始渴望与其他女性发生关系。
[1:07:31]	I don’t think I could take that again.	我想我再也经受不起那种事了。
[1:07:33]	Is any of this making any sense to you at all?	你觉得我说的这些有没有一丝道理呢？
[1:07:38]	Yeah. So what you’re askingfor is lessons.	是啊。所以你希望从我这儿学一些课程。
[1:07:42]	I guess so. Yeah.	我想是的。没错。
[1:07:43]	I mean, I’m sure this is highly unusual. Of course, you get paid.	我的意思是，我肯定这十分不寻常，不是么？我是说，你知道，当然，我会付钱给你。
[1:07:48]	Why don’t you go to one of those therapists?	你为什么不去找那些治疗专家呢？
[1:07:51]	Oh, no. I don’t wanna get clinical with Tony, I…	噢，不，不。不…不，我不想和托尼一起去诊所，我……
[1:07:55]	I wanted to learn it from someone who’ll teach it to me…	我希望从某人那里学点东西，她能教给我一些…
[1:07:59]	down and dirty, if you know what I mean.	…直截了当的（低级下流的）技巧，如果你明白我的意思的话。
[1:08:02]	I’m just wondering where we’d begin.	是啊。我在想我们从哪儿开始呢。
[1:08:04]	– How about oral sex? – Oh, yeah?	– 口交怎么样？ – 噢，好啊，嗯哼。
[1:08:07]	Because, you know, somehow I feel… It doesn’t come naturally to me.	因为，你知道，我总觉得这个… 你知道，这对我来说真的很不自然。
[1:08:13]	It’s laboured. I have trouble breathing, actually,	我觉得很吃力，你知道，我觉得透不过气来，实际上，
[1:08:17]	and once a cap for my tooth fell off and I swallowed it.	有一次我的牙冠脱落了下来，被我咽了下去。
[1:08:22]	Do you enjoy it?	你喜欢这样做吗？
[1:08:25]	I… I certainly don’t mind it.	我…我当然不介意这样做。
[1:08:29]	Yeah, but do you enjoy it?	是啊，当然。但你喜不喜欢做？
[1:08:31]	What goes through your mind when you’re doing it?	噢，当你在做的时候，你心里都在想些什么？
[1:08:36]	The Crucifixion.	耶稣受难。
[1:08:37]	I can’t help it, it’s my upbringing.	我情不自禁，那是我从小受的教育。
[1:08:40]	All right, why don’t you just show me how you do it?	唔…好吧，这样吧，你看，你给我演示一下你是怎么做的。
[1:08:45]	– Go ahead. – Now?	– 拿着。 – 现在？
[1:08:47]	Yeah. Take the banana and give me your best blow job. Go ahead.	是啊，快拿着。拿着这个香蕉，给我看一下你最好的口交。快点。
[1:08:52]	Yeah, go ahead. Down the hatch.	是啊，是啊，快点。一口闷下。
[1:09:04]	Oh, my God. Have you ever injured him?	噢，我的天哪。你…你有没有弄伤过她？
[1:09:08]	– No. Why, is that too hard? – Well, it’s a little rough.	– 没有。怎么？我太用劲了？ – 唔，有点…呃，有点粗暴。
[1:09:11]	Oh, you see? I’m over-eager. I was trying too hard.	噢，你看到没有？我过于急切了，我是说，我太…我经常太用劲了。
[1:09:15]	It’s all right. Tell you what. I’ll show you how to do it.	别担心，你看，我来告诉你。我来给你演示一下该怎么做。
[1:09:18]	Watch. It’s a gentle, slow, medium-slow motion,	你看着，看着我。用一种轻柔的、缓慢的，中等缓慢的动作，
[1:09:22]	get as much in your mouth as… Depth is very important.	你让它尽可能深地伸入你嘴里。插入的深度非常关键，知道吗？
[1:09:26]	– Right. – Watch this, right?	– 是的。 – 好了，看这个，看好了。
[1:09:37]	OK.	好的。
[1:09:45]	Oh, my God. Are you choking?	噢，我的天哪。你被噎住了吗？
[1:09:47]	You’re choking! Oh, my God!	噢，你被噎住了！噢，噢，我的上帝啊！
[1:09:53]	OK. Arms up, let me just…	好的。举起双手，双手举高，让我来……
[1:09:59]	Oh, my God! Put your arms up again.	噢，我的上帝！再把你双手举起来。
[1:10:02]	Thrust!	起！
[1:10:04]	Is that out?	出来了吗？
[1:10:07]	I am so sorry.	我真太抱歉了！
[1:10:10]	– Do you want some water? – I’m OK, I’m OK.	– 你要喝点水吗？我去给你拿点…… – 我没事了，我没事了。
[1:10:14]	– I feel so dreadful. It’s my fault. – No, it’s all right.	– 我都吓死了，这都怪我不好。 – 不，没事了。
[1:10:18]	– Are you OK? – Yeah, I’m all right.	– 你真没事了？ – 是的，我没事了。
[1:10:20]	Oh, dear.	噢，天哪。
[1:10:22]	– I’m OK. Yeah. – I think I need some more practice.	– 行了，是啊。我还好。 – 我想我需要再多做练习。
[1:10:26]	– Well… – Should you be smoking?	– 是啊…… – 我想…你现在还要抽烟吗？
[1:10:28]	Oh, yeah. Yeah, all right.	噢，没事。噢，没事。行了。
[1:10:32]		“伊莱恩餐馆”
[1:10:35]	A toast – to Sid Melnick!	为西德・梅尔尼克干杯！
[1:10:39]	And to the best book written about the CIA in ten years!	还有这本十年里写得最好的关于“中情局”的书！
[1:10:44]	I don’t know where all his insecurities come from.	– 我不知道他的那些不安全感都是打哪儿来的。 – 我不知道。他相当疯狂。
[1:10:48]	– He needs another drink. – I’ll have another.	– 他需要再来一杯。 – 我要再喝一杯，是的。
[1:10:50]	Good idea. Please refill me.	好主意。好的，请帮我满上。
[1:10:55]	– Bonnie’s terrific. – Yeah, she’s a wonderful editor.	– 邦妮很不错。 – 是啊，她很棒，她是个出色的编辑。
[1:10:58]	I sense she’s gradually taking control	你知道，我上个月就有种感觉，她正在逐步地控制…
[1:11:01]	of that cosmic chaos you call your life.	…那些宇宙混沌，那是你对你自己生活的称谓。
[1:11:03]	I figured, “Fuck it.” We’ve been practically living together.	听着，我想通了：“去他的。”你知道，过去六个月里，我们实际上已经住在一起了。
[1:11:07]	Why not? I made the commitment, she gave up her place and moved in today.	你知道，为什么不呢？我作了承诺，她放弃了自己的地方，今天搬了进来。
[1:11:13]	You know what I hate about promotional book tours?	你知道对于图书推销之旅，我最痛恨的是什么吗？
[1:11:16]	You work your ass off in a strange city, knock yourself out,	你在一个陌生的城市里忙得团团转，简直快要晕过去了，
[1:11:19]	you go to a book store, they don’t have your book.	你走进一家书店，却发现他们根本就没有你的书。
[1:11:22]	– They never stock your book. – I know.	– 他们从不进你的书。 – 我理解。
[1:11:24]	– What are you working on? – The famous screenplay went nowhere.	– 你现在在写什么呢，嗯？ – 我的那个著名的电影剧本不了了之了。
[1:11:29]	You need a star and it’s fucking death, the humiliation.	你知道，你需要个明星，那他妈的会要人命，简直自取其辱。
[1:11:33]	– Business. – Total, you know?	– 全是商业。 – 绝对的，你知道。
[1:11:36]	– Tell ’em what you’ve been doing. – Oh, please.	– 为什么不告诉他们你一直在干什么？ – 噢，拜托。
[1:11:40]	– What is it? – I’m almost finished with a novel.	– 是什么？快说。 – 我…快完成一部小说了，你知道。
[1:11:44]	– Oh, really? – I’ve been slaving over it a year,	– 噢，真的吗？ – 是啊…是啊，你知道，我已经为此苦熬了一年多了，搭上了我所有的业余时间，
[1:11:49]	but the reception my previous books got, I’m a glutton for punishment.	可你知道，考虑到我前两本书的反响，我好像是自虐上了瘾，是吗？
[1:11:53]	– This will be a huge success. – He’s being modest.	– 我希望这一次取得巨大成功，我这样想。 – 他一直很谦虚。
[1:11:57]	– It’s great. – You read it?	– 写得很棒。 – 你读过了？
[1:11:59]	You gonna go by my new roommate now?	你们现在打算相信我新室友的话啦？
[1:12:02]	– She has no agenda here. – No, no, no.	– 她心里没有打其他主意。 – 噢，我没有…没有。
[1:12:10]	– Hey, Tony. Hey, how are you? – Fine.	– 嘿，托尼？嘿，你怎么样？ – 不错。
[1:12:15]	I know these guys. Excuse me.	嘿，我认得这几个家伙。失陪了。
[1:12:18]	Hey, Lee. Good to see you again.	嘿，李。很高兴再见到你。
[1:12:20]	– This is Nola. – Hi. How are you?	– 这是诺拉。 – 嗨。你好。
[1:12:24]	That’s Bonnie and that’s Kevin. That’s Lee.	那是邦妮，那是凯文，那是李。
[1:12:28]	– How are you? – I’m good.	– 你好吗？ – 我很好。
[1:12:31]	– Here we go. – Do you mind if I? Thank you.	那儿有把椅子。你不介意我…？非常感谢。
[1:12:36]	– How’s it going? – Very good.	– 怎么样？ – 很好。
[1:12:38]	So, how you doin’?	那么，你怎么样？
[1:12:40]	I’m good, I’ve finished a very long article.	我很好，我一直在… 我完成了一篇很长的文章。
[1:12:45]	I was working on it for five months, and then we’ve been vacationing.	我写了大概有五个月，然后我们去作了一点点假期旅行。
[1:12:49]	Where’d you go?	你们去哪儿了？
[1:12:51]	We went to California. Have you read Sid’s book?	我们去了加利福尼亚。你们读了西德的新书了吗？
[1:12:55]	– How have you been? – Good.	– 一向可好？ – 不错。
[1:12:57]	– I liked it very much. A bit long. – Oh, I didn’t find it long.	– 我非常喜欢，但有点长。 – 噢，我不觉得它长。
[1:13:01]	– How’s your acting career? – Slow but breathing.	– 你的演艺生涯怎么样了？ – 缓慢但还活着。
[1:13:05]	– You still work in Chippers? – You remembered!	– 你还在“奇普斯饭店”上班？ – 你还记得！是啊。
[1:13:10]	What was the spy movie we saw on TV about the hawk and…	上星期我们在电视上看的那部间谍片，叫鹰和什么来着？
[1:13:14]	The Falcon And The Snowman.	– 《猎鹰和雪人（叛国少年）》【1985年】。 – 《猎鹰和雪人》，是的。谢谢。
[1:13:16]	– Didn’t it remind you of that? – Maybe I don’t remember the movie.	– 你对那部电影还有印象吗？ – 没有。我是说，可能我不记得那电影了。
[1:13:21]	– Young spies, they’re in trouble? – Sort of…	– 两个年轻的间谍，他们陷入了麻烦？ – 有点印象……
[1:13:25]	– What have you been doing? – Nothing very exciting.	– 那么你在忙些什么呢？ – 没什么特别兴奋的事。
[1:13:29]	I called you last Friday.	我上周五给你打过电话。
[1:13:31]	I’m sorry, I got your message. We stayed on in California.	我很抱歉，我收到了你的留言。我们在加利福尼亚呆了几天。
[1:13:35]	Cos she’s never been to San Francisco.	因为她从没去过旧金山。
[1:13:38]	– Oh, I love that town. – It’s wonderful.	– 噢，我喜欢那城市。 – 那是个奇妙的城市，直到…
[1:13:41]	– Until I tried to drive! – Oh, my God! No, no, no, no.	– …我试着在那里开车！ – 噢，我的天哪！不，不…不，别提了！
[1:13:45]	I’ve never been more terrified in my life.	– 我这辈子还没受过那样的惊吓。 – 真的吗？
[1:13:47]	You should have seen… We were airborne.	你们真该看看当时的… 不，拜托！她…我们来了次空降，
[1:13:51]	It was a special effects movie on the hills.	就像是电影里的特效，从山上直冲下来。
[1:13:53]	Was it automatic or standard?	那是自动档的还是标准档的车？
[1:13:55]	I don’t know. I was just clutching the thing for my life.	我不知道，我只是紧紧地抓着个东西以保住我的性命。
[1:13:59]	– Where did you stay? – The Fairmont.	– 你们住在哪儿？ – “费尔蒙特饭店”。
[1:14:01]	How did you meet David?	你是怎么…你是怎么认识大卫的？是怎么发生的？
[1:14:04]	How did we meet? Actually, I took her away from a Nobel scientist.	我们怎么认识的？实际上，我是从一个诺贝尔奖科学家那里把她撬过来的。
[1:14:10]	No, I wasn’t going out with him. I was his translator.	不，我又没有跟他在一起，所以也谈不上撬不撬的。我是他的翻译。
[1:14:14]	– Translator? – Yes, and companion.	– 翻译？ – 是的，外加伴侣。
[1:14:16]	And she translated so well that he offered to dump his wife.	她翻译得如此之好，以至于他提出要休掉他的妻子。
[1:14:20]	You make it sound so much more interesting than it was.	你编的故事比事实本身听起来有趣多了。
[1:14:23]	– Really? – Excuse me.	– 是吗？实际上我发现…… – 对不起，我要去……
[1:14:51]	Lee! You got a minute, Lee?	李！李，能耽搁你一分钟吗，李？
[1:14:54]	– Say hello to Shelly Rubin. – How are ya?	– 和薛利・鲁宾打个招呼。 – 嗨，你好！
[1:14:57]	You gotta catch this kid. Great young comic.	你应该留意一下这孩子，年轻的喜剧天才。
[1:15:01]	Somebody’s gotta do a piece on him. Next Robin Williams.	得有人给他写点东西，在你面前的就是下一个罗宾・威廉斯。
[1:15:06]	Do Jack Nicholson at the Seder for him. This is hysterical.	给他模仿一段在“逾越节家宴”上的杰克・尼科尔森，简直绝了！
[1:15:10]	Just attended my first Seder.	刚参加完我的第一次“逾越节家宴”。
[1:15:13]	What a shindig that was.	那是何等闹哄哄的场面啊！
[1:15:15]	Haggadah this, haggadah that.	这也要念经，那也要念经。
[1:15:18]	I think the only thing you gotta do is drink a lot of wine.	你知道，我想你唯一能做的事，就是喝好多的酒。
[1:15:22]	– Uncanny. – Isn’t it great?	– 这听起来…很是奇特。 – 是不是很棒啊？
[1:15:25]	I’m so grateful to have seen it live. You have a great future.	我非常感谢能看到你的现场表演。有时间我们应该谈谈，你的前途无量。
[1:15:29]	I got more. California red wine for the Manichewitz.	我还有更多的，关于“曼尼雪维茨”牌的加利福尼亚红酒。
[1:15:32]	Thanks, Lee. We’ll hook up.	谢谢你，李，非常感谢。我们会和你联系。
[1:15:34]	– We should talk and meet. – Nice talking to you.	– 听着，我们应该谈谈，我们应该见见。 – 很高兴和你谈话。
[1:15:37]	We’ll be in touch.	– 我们再联系。 – 你很有才。谢谢。
[1:15:39]	– Hi. – I’m dying of comedy poisoning.	– 嗨！ – 你来得正是时候，再过一分钟，你就会发现我因喜剧中毒而死。
[1:15:43]	You never came by.	你从来没去找过我。
[1:15:46]	I don’t know why. I got sidetracked, I guess.	我不知道为什么。我被其他事情缠住了，我想是。
[1:15:49]	That’s all right. Although I was sure you’d come looking for me.	没什么。尽管那天晚上我信心满满地以为你会去找我。
[1:15:54]	All that talk about my great face.	你说的那些我有张漂亮的脸等等的话。
[1:15:57]	Well, it still looks… exquisite.	唔，它看上去仍然非常…精致。
[1:16:01]	Under these lights, especially, you look fantastic.	特别是在这些灯光下面，你看上去漂亮极了。
[1:16:05]	Is that your girlfriend or are you gonna tell me she’s a transvestite?	那是你女朋友吗？还是你又要告诉我她只是个易装癖者？
[1:16:09]	No, she’s just… You know, she’s a friend.	不，不，她只是个… 你知道，她只是个朋友。
[1:16:12]	– She’s really beautiful. – I’ll get you a…	– 她真的很漂亮。 – 我去给你拿点……
[1:16:16]	And so you’re… I guess you’re with David, right?	那么你和… 我想你和大卫在一起，对吗？
[1:16:21]	– Yes and no. – Meaning?	– 是又不是。 – 呃…意思是？
[1:16:25]	What are you doing later?	你晚些时候干什么？
[1:16:29]	Well, I… Later?	唔，我…晚些时候？
[1:16:32]	After you drop off your date, are you tied up?	在你和你朋友分开之后，你还有事吗？
[1:16:35]	I’m… When later?	我…晚些什么时候？
[1:16:38]	I’m gonna meet some friends downtown, but why don’t you meet me?	我要去市区见几个朋友，所以为什么我们不见个面？
[1:16:42]	Meet me at the kiosk opposite El Teddy’s at twelve.	12点在“泰迪墨西哥餐馆”对面的电话亭和我见面。
[1:16:47]	Twelve noon, like tomorrow?	中午12点，明天？
[1:16:48]	Twelve tonight, unless you’re tied up.	今晚12点，除非你脱不开身。
[1:16:52]	Twelve tonight?	今晚12点？
[1:16:53]	Can I make you a more European offer? A kiosk at midnight.	我可以给你个比较欧洲式的提议吗？午夜的某个电话亭。
[1:16:59]	Sure, sure.	当然，当然，好的。
[1:17:01]	– Hey. We should get going. – OK.	– 嘿，我们该走了。 – 嗨。好的。
[1:17:04]	I heard you just finished a novel. Congratulations.	我听说你刚完成了一部小说。祝贺你。
[1:17:06]	It’s such a ballbreaker, you wouldn’t believe it.	噢，天哪，那简直让我蛋疼，你不会相信的。是啊，真的。
[1:17:09]	– Bonnie said she loved it. – She would.	– 唔，邦妮说她很喜欢，她…… – 她会这么说。
[1:17:12]	She’s kind of a ballbreaker.	– 她有点让人蛋疼。 – 是啊，我同意。
[1:17:14]	I hope it’s good, I put two years of my life into it.	唔…我希望它还好，我花了…你知道，我两年的生命在这上面。所以……
[1:17:19]	Well, I’ve never worked longer than five months on anything, so…	是啊，我从没工作超过五个月在任何事情上面，所以……
[1:17:24]	– Did you hear Erica Jeffers tonight? – No.	– 你听到今晚埃丽卡・杰弗斯说的话了吗？ – 没有。
[1:17:27]	She’s writing about her experiences with the judicial system.	她正在写一本书，有关她和司法系统打交道的经历。
[1:17:30]	Ought to be a beaut.	– 是吗？ – 应该会很棒。
[1:17:32]	Isn’t that Nola a little young for David Delile?	那个叫诺拉的女孩对大卫・迪莱尔来说是不是有点太年轻啦？
[1:17:36]	– Young? – He’s your age, right?	– 年轻？ – 是啊，他跟你差不多年纪，对吗？
[1:17:38]	Well, I don’t know.	唔，我…我不知道。
[1:17:41]	– Are you tired? – I got a little ulcer problem here.	– 你是不是累了？ – 我的胃溃疡可能又有点犯了。
[1:17:46]	Poor baby. You got a tummy ache? You want your Pepcid?	可怜的孩子。你胃又疼了？你想吃“派普西（法莫替丁）”吗？
[1:17:50]	I checked. We’re all out.	我找了下，这里没有了。
[1:17:52]	– I think you got some Mylanta. – Only the Pepcid works for me.	– 我想你还有“靡烂达”。 – 是的，问题是只有“派普西”对我有效果。
[1:17:56]	– I’m gonna go to the drugstore. – Now? But I’m half undressed.	– 你看我得去药店一趟，因为我很难受。是的，我知道这很讨厌。 – 现在去？可是我衣服已经脱掉一半了。
[1:18:02]	You don’t have to come.	噢，你…你不用去。
[1:18:03]	You should go to bed, and don’t be silly because…	你应该…你先上床，你知道，别傻了，因为……
[1:18:07]	You know, it’s not like I need an escort to, you know, go to the…	你知道，我好像…我好像不需要有人陪着去…你知道，去…呃…
[1:18:13]	drugstore.	…药店。
[1:18:14]	I should get this fixed cos this is gonna bug me all night if I don’t.	我只是…我必须得治一治，因为我不管的话，会让我难受一个晚上的。
[1:18:20]	All right, but be back soon. The moving men are coming early tomorrow.	好吧，但赶紧回来。因为搬家的人明天一大早就会过来。
[1:18:23]	I know, I won’t forget. What is the time now?	好的，我知道。我不会忘记的。现…现在几点了？
[1:18:27]	– 11:45. I’ll see you soon. – Give me a kiss.	– 11:45。好的，我马上回来。 – 吻我一下。
[1:18:30]	– Make it very soon, OK? – I’m sorry.	– 动作快点，知道吗？ – 好的，好的。对不起。
[1:18:33]	I’m beat.	我好累。
[1:19:04]	Sorry I’m late. Hope you haven’t been waiting too long.	对不起我来晚了。希望你没等太久。
[1:19:08]	You’re not late. Listen, I have to level with you.	你没来晚。听着，我必须对你如实相告。
[1:19:12]	I can’t really go anywhere right now. I…	我现在真的哪儿也去不了。我……
[1:19:16]	I don’t know where to begin.	我不知道从何说起，但……
[1:19:18]	My luck’s been lousy, I got myself into a situation for whatever reason.	我的运气一直很糟，你知道，我让自己陷入了困境，不管出于何种原因。
[1:19:23]	I was married a long time, I thought that I would be better single.	你知道，我结婚了很长时间，后来我想也许我单身会更好些。
[1:19:27]	That’s been great. It’s been wild in a way, but lonely too,	你知道，那是不错，只是有点儿疯狂，你知道，但也觉得很孤独。
[1:19:33]	and I should’ve come by for you the minute I met you and I didn’t.	从我见到你的那一刻起，我就知道应该立即去找你，但是我没那么做。
[1:19:38]	And I think the reason that I didn’t was that I was wary of you	我认为我没去找你的原因是，我…我有点提防着你，
[1:19:42]	because you triggered some real feelings inside me	因为我知道你触发了我内心的某种真情实感。
[1:19:47]	and so yet again, I fucked up.	所…所以，你知道，我再一次搞砸了一切。
[1:19:49]	But I’m gonna rectify things before I get in any deeper,	但是，你知道，我准备亡羊补牢，在事情还有得挽回之前。
[1:19:53]	so please, what are you doing tomorrow?	因此，请你告诉我，明天你打算干什么？
[1:19:56]	Wow! Is that you or your new novel?	哇哦！那是你还是你的新小说？
[1:20:00]	I’m gonna be OK by tomorrow, I promise.	到明天我就没事了，我保证。
[1:20:04]	Well, look, I don’t wanna cause anybody any problems, you know?	唔…你看，我不希望给任何人引起任何麻烦，你知道？
[1:20:09]	Sure. What about you and David?	当然。你…你和大卫怎么办？
[1:20:11]	I’ve told David many times I need someone who can take control of me	我跟大卫说过很多次了，我需要找个能控制我的人，
[1:20:16]	– and I don’t think he can do it. – No?	– 我不认为他能够做到这点。 – 不能吗？
[1:20:19]	And believe me, every guy I meet thinks he’s the one	你听我说，我碰到的每一个男人都认为自己就是那个人，
[1:20:22]	who’s gonna make me faithful, so just be warned.	可以让我保持忠诚，所以我只是想警告你一下。
[1:20:27]	Well, you should know, I don’t scare that easily.	唔…你知道，我…你应该知道，我不是那么容易被吓到的。所以……
[1:20:30]	I’m just telling you, because you don’t know me.	我只是想事先告诉你这个，因为你对我一点也不了解。
[1:20:32]	I know you, I’ve written about you twice.	我了解你，因为我已经写过你两次了。
[1:20:35]	You were the obscure object of desire in books that I’ve written.	有两次，你都是我写的书中的 “欲望的阴晦的目标”【布纽艾尔的同名电影】。
[1:20:39]	The books failed – my fault, not yours – but I know you inside out.	当然书都失败了――那是我自己的错，不能怪你 ――但是，你知道，我彻底地了解你。
[1:20:44]	– It’s scary. – You didn’t make me up.	– 这很可怕。 – 别受误导，你没有编造我。
[1:20:48]	Well, whatever restlessness you’ve experienced,	是啊，我来告诉你吧，不管你以前有过怎样烦乱躁动的经历，
[1:20:51]	whatever moodiness and unpredictability	怎样的喜怒无常和不可预知…
[1:20:54]	you’ve broken hearts with, you’re a…	…令无数人为你伤心欲绝，你知道，你是个……
[1:20:58]	Baby, you’re a heartbreaker. It’s…	宝贝，你是个令人心碎的人。
[1:21:01]	It’s all over tonight.	这一切到今晚都结束了。
[1:21:05]	Where did you get that confidence? Or are you scared?	你从哪儿获得的这样的信心？还是你已经害怕了？
[1:21:09]	I’m not David. I created you twice in fiction out of my own imagination.	我可不是大卫。在虚构中我创造了你两次，完全出于我自己的想象。
[1:21:14]	I wrote about you before I even knew that you existed	甚至在我知道你存在之前，我已经写出了你，
[1:21:17]	except that one day I knew that I would meet you.	直到有一天，我知道我必定会遇上你。
[1:21:22]	Well, what am I thinking?	那么我现在在想什么？
[1:21:24]	You’re thinking, “I wish this guy would shut up and kiss me.”	你在想：“我希望这家伙赶紧闭上嘴巴过来亲吻我。”
[1:21:28]	– But you’re late. – I’m not late.	– 但是你已经晚了。 – 我不晚。
[1:21:31]	I think I’m right on time for you.	我…我认为我对你来说是恰逢其时。
[1:21:33]	Except why would I kiss you here when your apartment’s two blocks away?	除了，你知道，为什么我在这儿吻你，考虑到你的公寓就在两个街区之外？
[1:21:37]	– How did you know that? – Why wouldn’t I?	– 你怎么知道的？ – 为什么我不知道你住的地方？
[1:21:40]	You were Steffi in my first book and Louise in my second.	你在我第一本书中是斯黛菲，而在我第二本书中是路易丝。
[1:21:45]	Now…	现在…
[1:21:49]	you’re Nola.	你是诺拉。
[1:22:19]	– Hello? – Movers.	– 喂？ – 搬家的。
[1:22:21]	Would you come right up, please? I’ll just leave the door open.	请你们直接上来好吗？我会把门开着。
[1:22:39]	– Wake up! Hi. – Hi.	– 醒醒！嗨。 – 嗨。
[1:22:42]	– Moving men are here with my stuff. – What?	– 搬家的人已经来了，还有我的东西。 – 什么？
[1:22:45]	I’m sorry about last night.	昨天晚上我很抱歉。
[1:22:47]	The second you left for the drugstore I conked out like a zombie.	你一出去买药，我就睡得像死猪似的。
[1:22:51]	You must have been so disappointed when you got back.	在你回来以后，你一定觉得特别失望。
[1:22:54]	– The moving men are here already? – Yup. It’s 7:30.	– 搬家的人已经到了吗？ – 是的，7:30了。
[1:22:57]	– Listen, Bonnie… – I’ve made some coffee.	– 听着，邦妮…… – 我煮了些咖啡。
[1:23:00]	– Bonnie, listen. – What is it?	– 邦妮，你听着。 – 什么事？
[1:23:02]	I have to talk to you.	我想和你谈谈。
[1:23:05]	Right. I’m paying attention.	好啊，我听着呢。
[1:23:08]	Look, you’ve got to listen. I’ve done a terrible thing.	你看，我…呃，你必须听好了。我做了件…我做了件可怕的事。
[1:23:12]	I bet you’ve done a really bad thing.	我肯定你做了件相当可怕的事。
[1:23:15]	– No, you should listen, because… – All right.	– 不，你应该认真听着，因为…… – 好啊。
[1:23:18]	I don’t know how to say this, but I, erm…	我…我不知道如何开口，但是我，呃……
[1:23:22]	– Listen, I wanna call this off. – What are you talkin’ about?	– 听着，我想…我想让这个停一下。 – 你在说什么？
[1:23:27]	You’re gonna think I’m the worst,	我知道你会认为我可能是这世界上…
[1:23:29]	most fucked-up son of a bitch in the world and I am.	…最他妈烂的狗娘养的杂种，我的确是的。但我想……
[1:23:32]	I’m gonna try in my own stupid way to be honest and I…	听着，我试着以我自己的愚蠢的方式对你诚实，我……
[1:23:36]	I met somebody else, Bonnie.	我认识了别的人，邦妮。
[1:23:39]	You what?	你什么？
[1:23:42]	I met somebody else. I…	我认识了别的人。我……
[1:23:45]	I met somebody else. I don’t know how else to say it.	我认识了别的人。我不知道还能说些什么。
[1:23:48]	– How could you? – You have every right to hate me.	– 你怎么能这样？ – 听着，你绝对有权力恨我。
[1:23:52]	– I’m so screwed up. – I just moved in yesterday.	– 我知道，我太…听着，太混蛋了。 – 我…我昨天才刚搬进来。
[1:23:55]	I’m so screwed up. I wish I could put it another way.	我太混蛋了。我希望我可以换一个说法。但我的确是……
[1:23:59]	I can’t believe what I’m hearing.	我…我简直不敢相信我的耳朵。
[1:24:01]	– This thing of moving in together… – It was your idea!	– 我知道，我知道。这搬来一起住的事情…… – 是啊，可那是你的主意！
[1:24:05]	– I know, I know… – When did you meet “somebody else”?	– 我知道…我知道。要是我能解释…… – 那么你究竟什么时候认识这个“别的人”的？
[1:24:09]	– It’s not important. – I’ve rearranged my goddamn life!	– 听着，这不重要。 – 你知道，这很重要。我已经重新安排了我他妈的整个生活！
[1:24:14]	– I know. This is so difficult. – You said you loved me!	– 我知道，我知道你做的。只是这太困难了。 – 你说过你爱我！我就是……
[1:24:18]	I thought that I did and believe me, I wanted to.	听着，我说过。我以为我爱你，请相信我，我也想爱你，我也想要那样。
[1:24:23]	You’re such a wonderful, wonderful…	你是个如此出色、极其出色的……
[1:24:24]	You know what? You’re a sick son of a bitch!	– 你知道吗？你真是个令人恶心的狗杂种！ – 你说得对。我……
[1:24:27]	– Excuse me… – No!	– 对不起…… – 你们能不能…不！
[1:24:29]	– Could you just get the fuck out? – I accept full responsibility.	– 能不能请你们滚到外面去？谢谢！ – 直接搬回楼下去。听着，责任全在我。
[1:24:33]	– Let’s get out of here. – I’m a total asshole.	– 快点，快点！我们走！ – 我是个十足、十足的混蛋。
[1:24:36]	– Yeah, you are a total asshole! – But I thought that if I was honest	– 是的，你就是个十足、十足的混蛋！ – 我知道。但是我想如果我至少对你诚实，
[1:24:41]	and brought it up openly, that we could understand	开诚布公地说出来，你知道，我们可以互相理解，
[1:24:44]	that I really and truly do not mean you any harm.	至少，你知道，我真的、真的不是有意要伤害你。
[1:24:48]	Because I know how you feel and believe me, I feel so, so bad,	因为，你知道，我理解你的感受，请相信我，我也感到非常、非常难过。
[1:24:52]	but if we just accept me as sick	但是，你知道，如果我们接受我的确很恶心，
[1:24:55]	and just try to, I know it’s hard, remain rational.	并努力保持理性，我知道这很难，
[1:24:58]	We can do this with the minimum of disruption.	那么，你知道，我们就可以将这事的破坏程度减到最低，你知道。
[1:25:01]	Naturally, you can store your stuff here for a while, and I’ll…	当然，你知道，你可以把你的东西放在这里存一阵子，我会……
[1:25:06]	– You’re a fucking psychotic! – Bonnie, this is so hard, I just…	– 你他妈的就是个精神病！ – 邦妮，这的确很难，我不知道……
[1:25:10]	I’m so… Oh, boy.	我太…噢，天哪！
[1:25:15]	What are you doing with my novel? What are?	你…你拿我小说干嘛？你拿…？
[1:25:19]	That’s an only copy! Bonnie!	那…那是唯一的一份！邦妮！
[1:25:28]	Hey, buddy. Did you see a woman come out of here with, like, a manuscript?	嘿，哥们。看没看到有个女的从这儿出来，拿着份像手稿一样的东西？
[1:25:34]	– I saw a girl come out of this door. – Where did she go?	– 唔，我…我看到个姑娘就从这门出来，高个儿。 – 她往哪儿去了？她往哪儿去了？
[1:25:38]	She ran right across the street.	她往街对面跑了。
[1:26:34]	In five, four, three…	还有五、四、三……
[1:26:40]	And now Manhattan Moods goes live to a new feature, Luncheon At Le Bijou.	现在《曼哈顿心情》播出我们新一档的定期现场专题――“在‘珠宝饭店’进午餐”。
[1:26:46]	Hi, I’m Robin Simon. Welcome to Luncheon At Le Bijou,	嗨，我是罗宾・西蒙。欢迎收看“在‘珠宝饭店’进午餐”，
[1:26:51]	New York’s most exciting restaurant, where every day is a potpourri	纽约最令人激动的餐馆，在这里，每一天都是这座城市…
[1:26:55]	of the city’s most rich and famous residents.	…最富有和最有名的居民的混合。
[1:27:00]	I’m sitting here talking to Evelyn Isaacs,	我现在正坐在这里，与伊芙琳・艾萨克斯谈话，
[1:27:03]	Manhattan’s most exclusive real estate broker,	她是曼哈顿最出色的房地产经纪人，
[1:27:06]	who has situated…	这位女士身处…
[1:27:07]	– Is that correct? – I like it.	– 我说的对吗？好的。 – 我很喜欢。
[1:27:10]	…the cream of the city’s most luminous residents.	…身处这座城市最耀眼的精英的行列。
[1:27:14]	You were saying that you couldn’t get rock star Ennis Taylor	呃…你刚告诉我，伊芙琳，你没法使摇滚明星恩尼斯・泰勒…
[1:27:17]	– into the apartment he wanted. – That’s right.	– …入住他想要的公寓。 – 没错。
[1:27:19]	The tenants didn’t want groupies hanging around.	因为其他的住户不希望总是有摄影记者和乐迷们在外面游荡，所以……
[1:27:23]	They must have been leery of wild parties.	噢，他们一定对疯狂的聚会心存些许疑虑。
[1:27:26]	Yes, but actually, Ennis isn’t what you’d think from his band.	噢，是的。但实际上，恩尼斯一点也不像你通过他的乐队所想象的那样。
[1:27:30]	He’s not violent or destructive, he’s quite intellectual and sweet.	他一点也不暴力或有破坏性，实际上他非常的知性也很温柔。
[1:27:34]	I just think the board of the co-op had a problem that he owned snakes.	我想令“股东屋董事会” 感到担心的是他养了好多蛇。
[1:27:38]	Not that he’d have to walk them, but they had a problem with the boas.	倒不是说他一定会遛那些蛇，但是他们担心他会给那些蟒蛇盖屋子。所以……
[1:27:41]	– Any other big name turn-downs? – No, but I got a beautiful triplex	– 还有其他的知名人士被拒绝的吗？ – 呃…没有了。噢，不过我给查尔斯・艾拉瑙一家…
[1:27:45]	for the Charles Aranows.	…找了套漂亮的三家庭住的楼宇。
[1:27:46]	It’s twelve rooms on Park Avenue and they’re having a Hamptons room.	那是位于“帕克大街”的十二间套房，他们想把其中的一间整得跟他们在汉普顿的一间屋子一样，
[1:27:50]	They’re bringing in tons of sand to cover the floor, so it’s fun.	所以他们运来了大量的沙子，铺满了地板，因此很有意思。
[1:27:55]	Well, thank you. I see. Now…	唔，谢谢你。好了，现在…
[1:27:57]	It’s time for me to table-hop,	我该换一张桌子了，
[1:27:59]	and let our audience meet some of the other exciting patrons of Le Bijou.	让我们的观众见一见其他几位令人激动的在“珠宝饭店”用午餐的典型客人。
[1:28:05]	Look who’s here – Senator Bob Paley! How are you today?	瞧这位是谁？鲍勃・佩利参议员！你今天好吗？
[1:28:08]	We’re here for the celebrity golf tournament.	我们来此参加名人高尔夫球赛，我每年都会参加。
[1:28:11]	It earns a lot of money for the Heart Foundation.	这是…这是项很好的事业，为“心脏基金会”筹集了很多的钱。
[1:28:15]	They say I’m paired with Greg Norman.	他们说我会和格雷戈・诺曼【职业高尔夫球手、绰号“大白鲨”】配对。
[1:28:17]	Wonderful! Do you want to make any comments on the recent allegations?	噢，那太棒了！唔…藉此机会，你愿不愿意就最近针对你的指控，发表一些评论呢？
[1:28:22]	I think when the facts are in,	噢，我想考虑到所有的事实，
[1:28:24]	the Justice Department will conclude that I made an error in judgment	“司法部”会得出结论，我只是在判断上犯了一个错误，
[1:28:28]	but there was no real intent of treason.	但并没有真正想叛国的意图。
[1:28:30]	Well, moving right along, I see Dee Bartholomew, “Empress of Gossip”.	好了，该下一位了，我看见了迪・巴塞洛缪，“八卦女王”。
[1:28:35]	Robin, hi.	罗宾，嗨。
[1:28:37]	It’s so rainy out today, this gloomy weather.	今天外面下那么大雨，真是个阴郁的天气。
[1:28:41]	But I love your pin. Is that Georgian?	不过我喜欢你的胸针。那是乔治王时代风格的吗？
[1:28:44]	Oh, thank you. No, it’s art nouveau.	噢，谢谢。不，不，这是新艺术风格的。
[1:28:46]	– And where did you get it? – My first husband gave it to me.	– 噢，你从哪儿得到的？ – 我第一任丈夫送的，作为结婚15周年纪念。
[1:28:52]	When you say first, do I detect a second on the way? Robin?	你说第一任，是不是让我觉得你的第二任马上就要上任了？罗宾？
[1:28:56]	– Well… – I ran into our Tony Gardello.	– 唔…… – 我碰到过我们的托尼・加德拉，
[1:28:59]	He had a blissed-out look, like he had died and gone to heaven.	在“卡莱尔咖啡馆”。他一副欣喜若狂的样子，好像他刚死过去，奔赴了天堂。
[1:29:05]	How did you manage to put that smile on his face?	你怎么做到让他脸上展现那样的笑容的？
[1:29:09]	– Using my head. – I’m sure.	– 用我的大脑。 – 噢，我肯定她是的。
[1:29:12]	Do you have any choice items for our viewers?	你有没有什么精心挑选的消息给我观众透露一下？
[1:29:15]	Very prominent actress-slash-singer	有位非常著名的女演员兼歌星…
[1:29:18]	has become pregnant while visiting Buckingham Palace.	…在访问“白金汉宫”期间怀孕了。
[1:29:21]	– No names, please. – Well, thank you.	– 别问我名字，拜托了。 – 好的，谢谢你。
[1:29:27]	Look who’s here. Donald Trump. What are you working on, Donald?	瞧谁在这儿？唐纳德・特伦普【大亨本人】！你现在在做什么，唐纳德？
[1:29:31]	I’m working on buying St Patrick’s Cathedral,	唔，我在想办法买下 “圣帕特里克大教堂”，
[1:29:34]	maybe doing a little rip-down job and putting up a very tall building.	也许做一点推倒重来的工作，然后再建起一座非常高的漂亮建筑。
[1:29:38]	Wonderful!	噢，那真太好了！
[1:29:40]	– You were great! – I was terrible.	– 你太棒了！ – 我太糟了。
[1:29:42]	– You said you couldn’t do it. – I got mixed up.	– 你说你干不了这个。 – 我都搞混掉了。
[1:29:44]	– I said, “You can.” – I was a jerk.	我说：“不，你能干好的。” 这都是你的主意。
[1:29:47]	No actress-turned-interviewer could do it as real.	– 没有哪个演员变的主持人能做得比你刚才做的那么真实。 – 不，我是个傻瓜。
[1:29:50]	You’re not a jerk. You were real.	听着，你不是傻瓜。你很真实。
[1:29:53]	Nobody cares if you’re unpolished and awkward. It’s appealing.	没人会在乎你是否做得粗糙甚至有点笨拙。正是因为这样，人们反而觉得很有吸引力。
[1:29:57]	This is your 15 minutes of fame.	这就是你的“15分钟的名声”。
[1:29:59]	I never believed what Andy Warhol said	嘿，听着，我从不相信安迪・沃霍尔说的什么…
[1:30:01]	about everybody being famous for 15 minutes.	…每人只有15分钟的名声。我是说，听起来这很有道理，但事实并非如此。
[1:30:05]	Almost nobody will ever be famous for even one minute, so enjoy it!	几乎没什么人能赢得名声，哪怕仅仅一分钟，因此，好好陶醉一下！
[1:30:10]	OK. How did I manage to swing this?	好的。我是怎么做到这种角色转换的？
[1:30:13]	Last year I was teaching English, performing a serious function.	去年我还在…还在教授英语，履行着严肃的职责。
[1:30:18]	And suddenly, through a whirlwind series of events,	转眼之间，由于一系列令人耳晕目眩的事件，
[1:30:20]	I’ve become the kind of woman I’ve always hated.	我变成了我一直以来所痛恨的那种女人中的一个。
[1:30:23]	But I’m happier.	但我感到更加幸福了。
[1:30:25]	– Are you nervous about Saturday? – Are you?	– 你对即将到来的星期六感到紧张吗？ – 你呢？
[1:30:28]	I’m counting the seconds.	我现在是计秒度日。
[1:30:34]	I can’t believe my hands are sweating.	我不能相信我的手都出汗了，我从不出汗的。
[1:30:36]	– You got the ring? – What am I, a schmuck?	– 戒指准备好了吗？ – 把我当什么人了，白痴？当然我准备好了。
[1:30:39]	– Sophisticated. Very educated. – Yes, I know.	– 很老练，也很有教养。 – 是的，我同意。
[1:30:42]	Oh, picture.	噢，照相。
[1:30:44]	I like this girl, I really do. I think she’s terrific.	我喜欢那姑娘，你知道，我真的很喜欢。我认为她棒极了。
[1:30:48]	It’s so ironic. You go to get face work, you don’t get face work.	这简直太滑稽了：你想去做面部整容，但你没做成面部整容。
[1:30:52]	But you meet a wonderful guy who changes your life.	反倒是遇见了个杰出的男人，他从此改变了你的生活。
[1:30:54]	It’s better than face work.	这比面部整容要好得多。
[1:30:57]	– Do you think this looks OK? – You look perfect.	– 你觉得我这个样子还行么？ – 亲爱的，你的样子完美极了。
[1:31:00]	– Expected a bigger turnout. – Ma, they wanted to keep it small.	– 我原来以为来的人会更多。 – 妈，他们有意弄得小一点。
[1:31:04]	Isn’t that, er…	噢，那是不是…呃……
[1:31:06]	Al Swayze. He’s a friend of Tony’s. Does the weather.	艾尔・斯威泽，他是托尼的朋友，报天气预报的。
[1:31:11]	Oh, right. He does the weather on channel…	噢，对。他报天气预报，在频道……
[1:31:14]	Hello, how do you do?	你好，您好吗？
[1:31:16]	– Well, congratulations. – Thank you. My daughter, Iris.	– 祝贺您。 – 谢谢。这是我女儿，艾丽斯。
[1:31:19]	– Mama, he does the weather! – We enjoy watching you so much.	– 妈妈，他就是报天气预报的！ – 我们非常喜欢看你的节目。
[1:31:23]	– Nice to meet you too. – We watch you give the weather.	– 真的吗？谢谢。 – 我们经常看你播报天气。
[1:31:27]	– I mean, you’re usually wrong. – Occupational hazard.	– 我是说，你通常都是错的。 – 噢，就算是我的职业病咯，你知道。
[1:31:31]	But you’re cheerful. You’re all so cheerful.	但是你很让人开心，我是说，你总是那么开心。
[1:31:34]	Yeah.	是啊。
[1:32:16]	I can’t find her. Did you see her?	我找不到她了。你看见她了吗？
[1:32:19]	– Did I? What happened? – She’s not in the bathroom.	– 我？出什么事了？ – 她人不在洗手间。
[1:32:23]	– You were just with her. – I don’t know what happened to her.	– 你…你刚才不跟她在一起吗？ – 我不知道她出什么事了。
[1:32:27]	Frankie, come on.	弗兰奇，跟我来。
[1:32:29]	– Relax. – How? She’s gotta be somewhere.	– 别紧张。 – 别紧张？我怎么能不紧张？她一定在什么地方。
[1:32:33]	We’ll find her.	我们会找着的。
[1:32:34]	– What’s going on? – It’s all right, Ma, it’s nothing.	– 出什么事了？ – 没出什么事，妈。没事的，放心。
[1:32:38]	Everything’s gonna be all right.	我保证一切都会顺利的。
[1:32:40]	She walked out about 20 minutes ago.	她一个人，大约十五、二十分钟之前走掉的。
[1:32:42]	– Where did she go? – I didn’t see.	– 她往哪儿走的？ – 我没看见。
[1:32:44]	– She was alone? – Yeah.	– 你确信就她一个人。 – 是的，是的，绝对。
[1:32:46]	Frankie, go upstairs, stall ’em. I’m gonna go look around.	弗兰奇，你先上去，让他们缓一缓。我去找找看。
[1:32:50]	– Where are you gonna look? – I don’t know.	– 你要去哪儿找？ – 我不知道，我要去找找。
[1:32:52]	You’re out of your mind. What am I gonna tell your mother and father?	你简直疯了。让我怎么对你父母亲说？
[1:33:01]	– Everything’s fine. – Is he OK? I hope she’s OK.	– 一切都好，一切都很好。 – 他还好吧？我希望她也没事。
[1:33:05]	– She’s nervous, Ma. – Nervous about what?	– 她有点紧张，妈妈，她只是有点紧张。 – 紧张什么啊？
[1:33:08]	– She needs to fix her makeup. – Should I go and help her?	– 她需要点时间弄一下她的妆，就这样。 – 她在洗手间吗？需要我去帮她一下吗？
[1:33:12]	– Tony’s all right? – Please. Don’t go help her.	– 托尼没事吧？ – 行了，不用去帮她，相信我。
[1:33:14]	She’s gonna come out. Iris, leave her alone.	她会出来的。艾丽斯，你别去管她，行吗？
[1:33:17]	– Now. – She’s gathering herself.	– 现在？ – 她在调整自己的情绪。是的。
[1:33:26]		“通灵人奥尔嘉看相以卜吉凶”
[1:33:32]	– Do you want a reading? – No, no.	– 你想看相吗？ – 不，不。
[1:33:34]	Come on. I’ll give you a nice reading.	快进来。我会给你看得很准的。
[1:33:36]	– I was walking. – You look like you could use one.	– 我随便走走。我…… – 看你样子就应该看看相。
[1:33:39]	You look like you could. Come inside with me.	看上去你真应该算算。快跟我进来吧。快点！
[1:33:42]	– I don’t really believe in psychics. – You don’t have to believe. Come in.	– 你知道，我不太相信什么通灵术。谢谢。 – 你不用相信我给你看的。快进来。
[1:33:49]	– So, what do you do? – I work in television.	– 那么，你是做什么的？ – 唔，我…我在电视台工作。
[1:33:53]	– You used to do something else, huh? – That’s right. I was a teacher.	– 你过去还干过别的，嗯？ – 你说得对，我以前是教师。
[1:33:58]	I see, um, the name Beowulf.	我看到了…唔，“裴欧沃夫”的名字。
[1:34:01]	Oh, my God. Chaucer. I taught Chaucer.	噢，我的天哪！乔叟，我教乔叟。
[1:34:06]	– Would you like some tea? Mint tea? – I would love a drink.	– 你想来点儿茶吗？薄荷茶？ – 你看，我…很想来点儿酒。
[1:34:10]	– Is that OK? – No problem.	– 可以吗？ – 我去给你拿酒，没问题。
[1:34:13]	So, you like television better?	这么说，你更喜欢电视台的工作？
[1:34:15]	Well, it’s interesting to see who we choose as our celebrities.	唔…你知道，看看我们选谁作为我们的名人是很有意思的事情，你知道。
[1:34:19]	And why. What makes them tick.	还有为什么选？选择名人的动机是什么？
[1:34:22]	You can learn a lot about a society by who it chooses to celebrate.	你知道，你可以通过选择谁作为名人来认识一个社会的方方面面。比如……
[1:34:26]	– Is this good? – Yes, please.	– 这可以吗？ – 好的，谢谢。
[1:34:27]	We did this whole show on Sunny von Bulow and she’s just a coma patient.	比如说，我们做过一整档桑妮・冯・彪洛【女继承人、慈善家、去世前28年处于植物人状态】的节目，她只是个昏迷了的病人，你知道。
[1:34:32]	She just lays there in a coma but she’s a celebrity.	她只是躺在那里深陷昏迷，但是她是个名人。
[1:34:37]	You were up there with her. What happened?	我是说，你刚才不是和她在一起的吗？出什么事了？
[1:34:40]	She was OK.	她没什么事，只是有点紧张。
[1:34:41]	Everybody, I’ve got some bad news.	听着，各位，恐怕我得宣布个坏消息。
[1:34:45]	The wedding’s off, so why don’t you just all go on home, OK?	婚礼取消了，所以你们现在就可以回家了，行吗？
[1:34:49]	Thanks. Thank you.	谢谢，谢谢你们。
[1:34:52]	– Tony… – It’s not gonna happen.	– 托尼…什么？！ – 不会再有婚礼了。
[1:34:54]	Just go home, make sure Mom gets there all right.	回家去吧，保证妈妈安全到家，好吗？
[1:34:58]	– Are you all right? Is she hurt? – It’s nothing like that. Go on, OK?	– 你没事吧？她很伤心吗？ – 不，不，不是那么回事。去吧，行吗？
[1:35:03]	– Are you OK? – Yeah, yeah. I’m fine.	– 你真的没事？ – 是啊，是啊，我…我很好。
[1:35:13]	– Frankie… – Tony.	– 弗兰奇…… – 托尼。
[1:35:14]	It’s all right. Just…	没事了。只是……
[1:35:17]	I’m here to help you. Whatever.	如果你需要我做什么，不管什么。
[1:35:29]	You need a change in your life.	你需要改变你的生活。
[1:35:31]	Whatever plans you’ve been contemplating, re-evaluate.	无论你现在心里想着什么计划，都必须重新考虑一下。
[1:35:35]	I see you going in a different direction.	因为我看到你会朝另一个方向走。
[1:35:37]	– I had planned to get married. – Perhaps this needs more scrutiny.	– 我本来计划结婚。 – 也许在你一头扎进去之前，更需要仔细地考虑一下。
[1:35:41]	Really?	真的吗？
[1:35:42]	– When was the wedding planned? – Today.	– 婚礼计划在什么时候？告诉我。 – 今天。
[1:35:45]	Today?	今天？
[1:35:46]	I left him standing at the church with all his family and friends.	嗯，我把他撇在了教堂里，还有他所有的家人和朋友。噢，我的天哪，我都干了什么？
[1:35:50]	– Come on. – I don’t know.	– 怎么回事？ – 我不知道。
[1:35:51]	If you are not sure that you love him…	如果你不能确定你爱他，那就是个错误的……
[1:35:54]	No, I am sure, he’s wonderful.	不…不，我…我确定，他很棒。
[1:35:56]	– So then I don’t understand. – I just feel guilty.	– 好吧，那我就不明白了。 – 我…我只是觉得有负罪感。
[1:36:00]	I’ve had such good luck. Everybody I know always has so many problems.	因为我的运气怎么会这么好，你知道。我是说，我认识的每个人都有那么多的问题。
[1:36:03]	I just have this great guy fall in my lap.	他们那么孤独，那么渴望。而我却有这样一个很好的男人，落到了我的怀里。
[1:36:08]	– I still don’t get… – I told him, “You’re so terrific.	– 我…我仍然不理解…… – 他名叫托尼，我对他说：“你太好了，
[1:36:12]	“I’m just waiting for the other shoe to drop.”	“我真的在等另一只鞋子落下来。”
[1:36:14]	Some awful part of him that will ruin things, but there is no other shoe.	你知道，他体内的某些可怕的部分会毁掉一切，但是没有另一只鞋子。
[1:36:19]	– You provided that. – Me?	– 现在你给了他鞋。 – 我？
[1:36:21]	He’s a wonderful guy, but you screw things up.	是的。我是说，他是个出色的男人，而你把这一切都搞砸了。
[1:36:24]	– Why? – You said it yourself.	– 为什么？ – 唔，你自己说的？
[1:36:27]	It’s like guilt. You don’t need a fortune teller, you need a shrink.	应该是负罪感吧。你看，你不需要算命的人，你需要找个心理医生。
[1:36:31]	– Me? – You meet this wonderful guy,	– 我？ – 你遇上了这个很好的男人，对吗？
[1:36:34]	and you can’t believe that something so wonderful can happen to you,	而你不相信如此美好的事情会无条件地发生在你身上，
[1:36:38]	so you ruin it.	于是你毁掉了它。
[1:36:40]	I did a horrible thing. He’ll never forgive me.	我做了件可怕的事，我做了件非常、非常可怕的事。他再也不会原谅我了。
[1:36:43]	Who could blame him?	谁都不会责怪他。
[1:36:45]	You want your $10 worth of psychic prediction? He’ll forgive you.	你想要出10美元让我给你算一命吗？他会原谅你的。
[1:36:49]	Obviously he’s crazy about you	很显然，他疯狂地迷恋着你，
[1:36:51]	and just because you acted like a horse’s ass don’t mean he will.	不会因为你的行为像个蠢蛋，就一定意味着他的行为也会像个蠢蛋，明白吗？
[1:36:55]	So you tell him everything that you told me. And then…	所以，你把你告诉我的这一切都告诉他，然后…
[1:36:59]	– Yeah? – …you give him a big kiss.	– 如何？ – …你给他一个深深的吻。
[1:37:13]	We can be seen.	有人会看到我们。
[1:37:16]	Don’t you care?	你不在乎吗？
[1:37:19]	I don’t. I care about you.	我不在乎。我只在乎你。
[1:37:26]	That’s perfect!	非常完美！
[1:37:28]	Emotionally, it’s exactly where you should be.	从感情上来说，这正是你们要表现的。
[1:37:31]	– Really? – I don’t feel like I’m there at all.	– 是吗？ – 我一点也不觉得我已经把握住了。
[1:37:35]	Well, trust it. We’ll come back to this tomorrow, we’ll stop for now.	唔，相信你的表演，相信它。我们明天再回到这段，我们今天就到这里。我们明天再继续回到这一幕。
[1:37:40]	I feel like I know where she’s coming from, but she’s so contradictory.	我感觉好像知道她为什么会这样，但是她这个角色太自相矛盾了。
[1:37:45]	Contradiction is good, just don’t contradict yourself when you play it.	唔，有矛盾是好事，只是你在表演的时候，别让你自己矛盾就好。
[1:37:51]	Play one thing at a time and trust it.	在一个时刻表演一样，并相信你的表演，你知道？
[1:37:54]	Yeah, you have a hold on it, just don’t look at yourself in the mirror.	是啊，你刚才演得不是很流畅，你别…你别盯着镜子里的你看。
[1:37:58]	– Oh, stop it. – Both of you.	– 噢，我没有。 – 我是说你们两个。
[1:38:01]	– Don’t overplay the lust. – She’s such a carnivore.	– 别把欲望表现得过火，你知道，因为…… – 但她是那么地欲壑难填，你知道，她……
[1:38:08]	– Do you wanna have a drink? – I’d love to.	– 你想去喝一杯吗？我们可以…… – 好啊，我很乐意。
[1:38:11]	Yeah? We’ll talk.	是吗？我们可以聊聊。
[1:38:12]	Hi.	嗨！
[1:38:14]	That was a… I just caught the end.	那真的…我正好赶上最后一点。
[1:38:17]	It seems like a terrific scene. Great work.	看起来像是很棒的一幕。干得不错。
[1:38:19]	– You didn’t tell me you were coming. – I was in the neighbourhood.	– 你没告诉我你要过来。 – 是啊，我正好…你知道，我正好在附近，
[1:38:23]	Thought I’d stop by.	你知道，我想我应该过来接你一下。
[1:38:25]	– You know Greg. – Sure. Good to see you.	– 你认识格雷戈。 – 是啊，当然。很高兴见到你。
[1:38:29]	– Going to Moran’s around the corner. – Did you wanna have that drink?	– 呃，我去拐角处的“莫兰酒吧”。 – 你想去喝酒吗？
[1:38:33]	I thought maybe we’ll walk home together.	你知道，我以为我们可以一起走回家。
[1:38:36]	– I wanted to talk about the play. – I thought you might wanna walk.	– 我想和格雷戈再谈谈戏的事情。 – 我以为你或许想散一会儿步呢。
[1:38:39]	– I’m in the middle of rehearsals. – I knew you’d be through by five.	– 你知道我排演排到一半。 – 是的，可我知道你五点就结束了，所以我……
[1:38:44]	What’s the big deal?	有什么不妥吗？
[1:38:45]	I’m going to the bar. We can easily talk tomorrow.	我…呃…去酒吧了。当然我们可以明天再谈。
[1:38:51]	– You shouldn’t crowd me like that. – I just stopped by to pick you up.	– 你真的不应该像这样逼迫我。 – 我没有逼迫你。我正好路过来接你一下。
[1:38:56]	– I thought you’d be glad. – Things come up.	– 你知道，我以为你会高兴见到我。 – 可现在我有事。
[1:38:58]	Something’s wrong. I stop by to see you and it puts you in a bad mood.	有些事情是很不对劲。我路过来看看你，你知道，却让你的心情如此之糟。
[1:39:01]	– You don’t trust me! – Should I trust you?	– 你不信任我！这就是为什么你来这里。 – 我应该吗？我应该相信你吗？
[1:39:04]	You’re so suspicious.	你真太他妈的多疑了！这就是你的问题。
[1:39:06]	You wanna make it with the director.	你能不能跟我说实话？你想跟那导演一起去。
[1:39:09]	I’m really not in the mood for one of these long discussions.	噢，天哪，我真的没心情再来一次这样无休无止的争辩。
[1:39:12]	– You said you were in love with me. – You don’t trust me.	– 你看，你说你爱上了我。 – 既然你都不信任我，为什么还想要我？
[1:39:15]	How can I? Every time I turn my back you’re with somebody.	我怎么能信任你？每次我转过身去，你都和别的什么人在一起，不是吗？
[1:39:18]	I told you, I don’t wanna be closed in.	– 所以你看，信任从何而来？ – 我刚认识你的时候就告诉过你，我不希望受到禁锢。
[1:39:21]	– Then why are you living with me? – I’m not, I just stay most nights.	– 那…那你为什么要和我住在一起？ – 我没有和你住在一起，我有自己的公寓，我只是大部分夜晚都留在你那里而已。
[1:39:26]	– I don’t wanna crowd you. – Just let me go talk about the play.	– 听着，我最不愿意做的事情就是逼迫你，明白吗？所以…… – 那就让我去喝一杯，趁着我还记得清楚，讨论一下这戏。
[1:39:31]	Yeah, “Just fuck off so I can fuck the director.” That’s cool.	是啊，所以你说：“是啊，你能不能赶紧滚蛋，好让我去操那导演。”那也没事，我能理解。
[1:39:35]	I’m who I am. I told you that when we met.	我就是我。我们刚认识的时候我就这样对你说过。
[1:39:38]	I always hope it’s gonna be different and it never is.	我总是希望情况会有所不同，可结果总是一样。
[1:39:40]	You love me and you’re gonna be hurt if I give up on you,	是啊，是啊。我来告诉你，你爱我，如果我放弃你，你一定会很伤心的。
[1:39:44]	so think about it.	你应该好好考虑一下，你知道？
[1:39:45]	Just go home. We’ll just enjoy the time we have together.	噢，天哪。回家去吧。我们好好享受我们在一起时光。
[1:39:51]	We don’t have to complicate everything,	我…我们没必要把什么事情都复杂化，
[1:39:53]	everything doesn’t have to be questioned.	并不是每一件事情都必须问出个所以然来。
[1:39:56]	You mean, “Will you get lost so I can jump into bed with the director?”	是啊，你这话的意思就是：“你能不能快滚，那样我就可以和导演跳上床了？”
[1:39:59]	Anyone listening to you would think I was the Whore of TriBeCa.	你知道，不管谁听了你的话，都会以为我就是“翠贝卡的娼妓”。
[1:40:03]	If I said goodbye and never saw you again, would that make you happy?	什么能使你幸福？你看，如果我说再见，以后永不见面，那样会使你幸福吗？
[1:40:08]	– That wouldn’t make me happy. – We have not made love in weeks.	– 不，那样不会使我幸福。 – 你看，我们已经有好几个星期没有做爱了，这都怎么回事嘛。
[1:40:13]	Why do you want me when I just lie there like a dead fish?	当我只是像条死鱼般地躺在那里，为什么你还想要我啊？
[1:40:16]	But you didn’t used to. What happened?	可你以前不是那样的，你知道。怎么回事啊？
[1:40:19]	Nothing. It’s me, OK?	噢，没怎么回事。这就是我，明白吗？
[1:40:22]	It’s me, and let’s stay in tonight and not overanalyse everything, OK?	这就是我，让我们今晚呆在一起，但是不要过分分析什么，行吗？
[1:40:30]	Oh, what is it with these pills?	噢，那…那些药片是干嘛用的？
[1:40:32]	– They’re diet pills. – Oh, please! Just…	– 它们只是减肥药。 – 噢，减…拜托！真是……
[1:40:43]	I just… I give up.	我还是…我认怂吧。我……
[1:40:45]	So…	那么……
[1:40:47]	So what do you want for dinner? What should I buy?	那么晚饭你想吃什么呢？你想要什么？我应该去买点什么？
[1:40:51]	Spaghetti.	意大利长细面。
[1:40:55]	I was gonna ask you to marry me.	你知道，我本来想向你求婚的。
[1:40:59]	No. Penne, with marinara.	不，意大利短管面，伴杂菜沙司。
[1:41:13]	Lee, right? Phil Datloff. Bonnie brought you to dinner at my place.	李，对吗？菲利普・达特洛夫。邦妮曾带你去我公寓参加过晚餐会。
[1:41:18]	Of course, I remember. You were very kind.	我当然记得你，你对我很好。
[1:41:21]	I passed out on your carpet, that I remember.	我晕倒在你的地毯上了，这我记得，我记得这事。
[1:41:24]	What happened to that book you were toying with?	你那时候在写的那本书弄得怎么样了？
[1:41:27]	It just kind of floated away.	噢，可以说是付之东流了吧。
[1:41:30]	– I thought about it the other day. – Really?	– 就前两天我还想起它来着。 – 真的吗？
[1:41:33]	A culture that took a wrong turn, an individual that can’t find himself.	一种文化在某个地方转错了方向，每个个体也因此迷失了自我。
[1:41:38]	– That was it. – Well, VJ Rajnipal, great writer,	– 是这么回事，这就是我的意思。 – 因为V・J・拉吉纳珀尔，伟大的作家，
[1:41:43]	he just gave us a fabulous manuscript on the same subject.	他刚给了我们一部奇妙的手稿，完全讲的是这同一个主题。
[1:41:47]	Really?	真的吗？这同一个主题？
[1:41:48]	A society where every member is famous,	在一个社会中，每位个体成员都很出名，
[1:41:51]	there are no uncelebrated people.	在那里，没有谁不是名人。
[1:41:52]	– Really? – Yeah. Very hysterical. Brilliant.	– 是吗？ – 是的。相当的歇斯底里，真是棒极了。
[1:41:55]	I would like to have seen your take on the same subject.	我希望看到你也在这同一主题上写点东西，可能会成功的。
[1:41:59]	Oh, he’s a great artist. I could never…	噢，他是个…他是个伟大的艺术家。我…我绝不可能……
[1:42:04]	– How is Bonnie? – Oh, she’s fine. Great girl.	– 唔…邦妮怎么样了？ – 噢，她很好。很不错的女孩。
[1:42:08]	I think she sold a screenplay.	我想她卖掉了一个电影剧本。
[1:42:12]		“齐格菲尔德剧院纽约首映”
[1:42:13]	Hi, we’re at the star-spangled premiere of The Liquidator.	嗨，今晚我们来到了影片《清算者》的群星熠熠的首映现场。真是个不可思议的夜晚。 “齐格菲尔德剧院　纽约首映”
[1:42:18]	Unfortunately for so many beautiful people, the weather hasn’t held up.	不幸的是，对如此众多的漂亮明星来说，天公其实很不帮忙。
[1:42:22]	But the show must go on! Here’s the producer, Dalton Freed!	但我对你们说，演出必须继续！这位是制片人，道尔顿・弗里德先生！
[1:42:25]	– Would you believe this weather? – It’s unbelievable!	– 你能相信这天气吗？ – 噢，简直太难以置信了！
[1:42:28]	– How are you doing? – Well, could be better.	– 你怎么样？ – 唔，要不是天气，还可以更好些。
[1:42:31]	Hasn’t kept people away. Is this your wife?	坏天气并没有阻止人们。这是你妻子吗？
[1:42:34]	This is a young actress you’re gonna hear a great deal about.	呃…她是位年轻的演员，你以后会经常听到她。
[1:42:38]	My wife, she’s in rehab!	我妻子，你知道，她在接受戒瘾治疗！
[1:42:40]	Well, I’ve read the reviews. Very interesting!	噢，我读过一些影评。相当有意思！
[1:42:43]	– I never read reviews. – What’s your next project?	– 亲爱的，我从不读影评。 – 你的下一个计划是什么？
[1:42:46]	Birth Of A Nation, an all-black version.	呃…是《一个国家的诞生》，全黑版。
[1:42:49]	Great!	太好了！拭目以待。
[1:42:50]	Oh, my gosh! Erno Delucca, who did Nicole Oliver’s wigs! How are you?	噢，我的天哪！厄诺・德鲁卡，是他为妮科尔・奥利弗做的假发！你好吗？
[1:42:55]	How are you? I also did her werewolf makeup.	你好吗？我还为她做过狼人的化妆。
[1:42:58]	– Werewolf makeup? – Yes, twice.	– 狼人的化妆？ – 是的，真的，有两次。
[1:43:00]	– Good job. Very nice to see you. – Thank you.	– 干得好。很高兴见到你。 – 谢谢。
[1:43:03]	We’re expecting a lot of celebrities tonight, I’m keeping my eyes peeled.	我告诉你们，今晚在这里我们会看到很多的大名人，我会一直瞪大我的双眼。
[1:43:07]	Here’s the director! How are you? What a night, huh?	噢，你好！这就是导演！你好吗？今晚真是不一般，哈？
[1:43:11]	It’s incredible. Are you covering this for The Weather Channel?	真是不可思议，就像是场台风。你这是为“天气预报台”作报道还是什么？
[1:43:14]	No, no. I understand that in your film, you have a big rain sequence.	不，不。我理解在你的影片里，你实际上安排了一场很大的雨景。
[1:43:19]	Yeah, we have amazing effects, it’s almost like the real thing.	噢，是的，在电影里我们做出了很奇特的效果，实际上几乎可以乱真。
[1:43:24]	It’s better, actually.	实际上比真实的雨还要好。
[1:43:26]	Well, thanks so much.	– 好的，非常感谢你。 – 谢谢。
[1:43:30]	Oh, Nicole Oliver! You’re here!	噢，妮科尔・奥利弗！你来了！
[1:43:33]	The star of the movie, and her husband!	本片的主演，和她的丈夫！
[1:43:35]	You look beautiful. Show us what you’re wearing.	你看上去美极了。给我们的观众秀一下你穿了什么。
[1:43:38]	– I’m soaked. – Unbelievable. You look fantastic!	– 我湿透了。 – 不可思议，你看上去棒极了！
[1:43:47]	It’s unbelievable, and the rain didn’t seem to deter too many people.	太难以置信了，大雨似乎没有阻止多少人。
[1:43:52]	It’s a really exciting premiere.	这真的是一个激动人心的巨大首映。
[1:43:54]	Oh, my gosh! Robin! Congratulations on your show,	噢，我的天哪！罗宾・西蒙！祝贺你的节目，
[1:43:59]	your pregnancy, your marriage, everything!	祝贺你怀孕了，还有你的婚姻，一切的一切！
[1:44:01]	– Doesn’t she look beautiful? – Who knew angels flew so low?	– 她是不是看上去很漂亮？ – 噢，谁料到天使会飞得这么低？
[1:44:05]	Your show’s just taken off, I’m so jealous, you look so great!	太难以置信了。你的节目节节攀高，我太嫉妒了，你看上去好极了！
[1:44:09]	– What do you think of this rain? – It’s really something.	– 你觉得这雨怎么样？ – 噢，真的非同一般。
[1:44:12]	Have a great time, you look incredible!	噢，是的。祝你们过的愉快，你太不可思议了！
[1:44:15]	Oh, look, we’ve got a lot more people coming. Oh, I see Sandor!	噢，快看哪，更多的人过来了。噢，我看见桑多尔了！
[1:44:22]	We feel a little sorry for him.	我们为他感到有点难过。
[1:44:24]	Oh, my goodness!	噢，我的老天！
[1:44:27]	Lee!	李！
[1:44:28]	Robin! I…	罗宾！我…这……
[1:44:30]	– What are you doing? – Incredible.	– 你在这儿是…？ – 不敢相信。
[1:44:33]	I haven’t seen you… I saw you at the movies again.	自从上次…我就一直没见过你，所以再一次在看电影时碰到你。
[1:44:37]	– This is my husband, Tony. – Nice to meet you. Congratulations.	– 是啊，这太巧…这是我丈夫，托尼。 – 非常高兴认识你。嘿，祝贺你们。
[1:44:42]	Cos everything… You’re transformed!	一切都…因为…你…你换了一个人！
[1:44:45]	– This is such a surprise! – What?	– 这真是太意外了！ – 什么？
[1:44:48]	– This isn’t your kind of movie. – I interviewed Nicole Oliver.	– 这不是你喜欢类型的电影。 – 我采访过妮科尔・奥利弗。所以他们……
[1:44:52]	I read that interview, it was marvellous!	噢，我读过你的那篇采访，写得太精彩了！
[1:44:54]	Marvellous? Did I hear what used to be your least favourite word?	精彩？我怎么听到你用了你最不喜欢的词？
[1:44:58]	– Stop it! – Those crossword puzzles.	– 噢，闭嘴！ – 纵横字谜游戏。
[1:45:01]	– Shall I get some popcorn? Great. – I’d love some.	– 要来点爆米花吗？很好。 – 我想要点。
[1:45:04]	– Can I get you a bag? – That’d be great. I can’t believe…	– 你要来一包吗？ – 那太好了。我简直不敢相信……
[1:45:09]	Have I become insufferable?	我是不是变得令人无法忍受？
[1:45:10]	You look very happy. Confident and radiant.	不，你看上去很幸福，充满自信，容光焕发。
[1:45:14]	– Lee! How are you? – Hi, Jack! How are you?	– 李！你怎么样？你写的文章很棒。 – 嗨，杰克！你怎么样？很高兴见到你。
[1:45:17]	Robin Simon! I’m so excited to see you in person!	罗宾・西蒙！见到你本人我太激动了！
[1:45:20]	– Oh, thank you! – I love your show.	– 噢，谢谢，亲爱的！ – 我喜欢你的电视节目。
[1:45:23]	– You’re a great broadcaster. – Aren’t you sweet?	– 你真是个伟大的主持人。 – 噢，你太可爱了！
[1:45:26]	– Listen, God bless you. – God bless you.	– 你看，上帝保佑你。上帝保佑你。再见。 – 是啊，上帝保佑你。
[1:45:29]	You’re so radiant.	你简直光彩照人。
[1:45:31]	Oh, thank you. You know, it’s luck, Lee.	噢，谢谢。你知道，这都是运气，李。
[1:45:34]	No matter what the shrinks or the pundits or the books tell you.	不管心理医生、或权威专家、或自助书籍是如何告诉你的，
[1:45:38]	When it comes to love, it’s luck.	一旦涉及到爱，关键就是幸运。
[1:45:41]	Well, I… I guess…	是啊，我…呃，我想……
[1:45:46]	I’m glad you’ve been lucky.	我只是…我真的很高兴你很幸运。
[1:45:49]	– You with anyone? – No, not at the moment.	– 你和谁在一起吗？ – 不，目…目前没有。
[1:45:53]	– What are you working on? – The same.	– 你现在在写什么呢？ – 和以前一样。
[1:45:56]	– A novel? A screenplay? – Well, actually, I…	– 长篇小说？电影剧本？ – 唔，实际上，我……
[1:45:59]	I did a huge interview at the old actors’ home, which was touching.	我完成了一大篇采访，在一位老演员的家中，非常地感人。
[1:46:02]	My Uncle Willie’s here. He asked about the autograph.	我亲家爸威利来了，他问起了签名的事。
[1:46:05]	– Oh, God. – We did a segment	– 噢，我的天哪！ – 我们做了一段15分钟的…
[1:46:08]	– from Charlie Manson’s jail cell. – So interesting.	– …查理・曼森【杀人狂】在狱中的节目。 – 相当有意思。
[1:46:11]	We promised my nephew Ricky an autograph.	我们答应过我外甥里基，要给他搞个签名。
[1:46:14]	– Oh, dear. – Next time we’re in California.	– 噢，天哪。 – 只能下次我们去加利福尼亚再说了。
[1:46:17]	– There you go. – Thanks. I don’t wanna hold you up.	– 这个给你。 – 呃…听…谢谢。我…我不想耽搁你们时间。
[1:46:21]	No, it’s OK.	不，没事。
[1:46:23]	You know, it’s really…	你知道，这真的……
[1:46:25]	– Very nice to… – Great to see you.	– 非常高兴…… – 很高兴见到你。
[1:46:27]	– Thank you. – It really is great to see you.	– 谢谢…谢谢。 – 真的很高兴见到你。
[1:46:30]	Hope you catch a break.	希望你好运当头。
[1:47:57]	[ translation & synchronization: loco-whopper ]	[ 中文翻译、字幕同步：疯狂弥天大幌 ]
[1:48:13]	[ thanks for watching! ]	[ 谢谢观看！]

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