00:00Well, I suppose you must have liked the script, Mr. Bannerman.
00:04Otherwise, you wouldn't have sent for me.
00:07I think it's quite funny.
00:09Well, I got some more here if you like them, you know.
00:12Look, Mr. Bannerman.
00:15Harry, you all right?
00:17Sure.
00:19Harry.
00:21Yes. Very good.
00:24Look, Harry, I don't want a fortune for the scripts.
00:27You know, I'd just take a few hundred dollars.
00:30I mean, if you don't like the scripts at all, it's all right with me.
00:37What I'm trying to say is...
00:40I'd do anything to get in the films.
00:43Assist the directors, move scenery, hammer nails if you like.
00:48I've got a part for you on a picture.
00:51A part?
00:52A part.
00:53Acting?
00:55Acting.
00:56Ah. My salary's $5,000 a week.
00:58A minute ago, you were pleading with me for a few hundred dollars for a script.
01:03Well, it's got to do with writing. See, in Vortable, I got $5,000 a week.
01:06You just told me you were busted, broke.
01:09Well, that's true.
01:10But if I get any less than $5,000, you see, that shatters my self-confidence.
01:14And, well, I mean, confidence is twice as important to a man who's on his skates.
01:19What the hell right have you got to hold me up?
01:22Well, what right have you got to capitalize on my misfortune?
01:31$2,500 a week, and that's my top.
01:33How much?
01:34$2,500.
01:35How much?
01:37$2,500.
01:40I'll take it.
01:41I'll take it.
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