from Notting Hill (1999) - Director Roger Michell |
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The film
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTjIRQU_HdM
The script
BELLA
C'est la vie... We're lucky in lots of ways, but... Surely it's worth a brownie. William reaches for her hand. Max breaks the sombre mood. MAX Well, I don't know. Look at William. Very unsuccessful professionally. Divorced. Used to be handsome, now kind of squidgy around the edges -- and absolutely certain never to hear from Anna again after she's heard that his nickname at school was Floppy. They all laugh. Anna smiles across at William. WILLIAM So I get the brownie? MAX I think you do, yes. ANNA Wait a minute. What about me? MAX I'm sorry? You think you deserve the brownie? ANNA Well... a shot at it. WILLIAM You'll have to prove it. This is a great brownie and I'm going to fight for it. State your claim. ANNA Well, I've been on a diet since I was nineteen, which means basically I've been hungry for a decade. I've had a sequence of not nice boyfriends -- one of whom hit me: and every time my heart gets broken it gets splashed across the newspapers as entertainment. Meantime, it cost millions to get me looking like this... HONEY Really? ANNA Really -- and one day, not long from now... While she says this, quiet settles around the table. The thing is -- she sort of means it and is opening up to them. ANNA ... my looks will go, they'll find out I can't act and I'll become a sad middle-aged woman who looks a bit like someone who was famous for a while. Silence... they all look at her... then. MAX Nah!!! Nice try, gorgeous -- but you don't fool anyone. The mood is instantly broken. They all laugh. WILLIAM Pathetic effort to hog the brownie.
from NOTTING HILL - Screenplay by Richard Curtis
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