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Emma Payge, une chanteuse new-yorkaise qui se produit dans de petits cabarets, est l'heureuse gagnante d'un déjeuner avec Charlie Burnz, une légende de la comédie. En peu de temps, la jeune femme et le célèbre humoriste se lient d'amitié, malgré un début de relation extrêmement difficile. Sans accorder d'importance à leur grande différence d'âge, ils nouent des liens d'amitié profonds, tous deux persuadés d'avoir trouvé en l'autre son âme soeur...
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00:00Want to have some laughs?
00:03Hell yeah!
00:06Thank you for bidding on me in the auction.
00:08I am so flattered that somebody your age
00:09would be a fan of my work.
00:10I don't know who the hell you are.
00:12My ex really wanted to meet you, so he bid.
00:14How much?
00:14$22.
00:15$2,200? That's fantastic.
00:17$22.
00:18It started at $20,
00:19and then it went up in 50 cent increments.
00:23I'm a comedy writer.
00:24All right, guys, very funny stuff.
00:26I also write for Broadway and movies.
00:28Why is your face suddenly bigger than it was before?
00:30Oh, my God, are you allergic to seafood?
00:32Oh, my God.
00:34She doesn't have insurance,
00:35and she really shouldn't be leaving here by herself.
00:37Your daughter is going to be fine.
00:39Why did you tell the doctor that I was your father?
00:41I was a little loopy by then.
00:44Are you doing anything right now?
00:45No.
00:46Want to have some laughs?
00:47Come on, queen. Smile, girl, smile.
00:49Marilyn Monroe from The Seven Year Rich.
00:51Mm.
00:52I'd be at you, too, if I had hot subway air blowing up my ass.
00:56Doctor, thanks for seeing me so late.
00:57How's the writing going?
00:58It's all of these young kids.
01:00In the tradition of George Carlin and Richard Pryor,
01:02somebody's got to talk to Roger about his inflections.
01:05Come on, sub-pina.
01:07What is that, a very small pina?
01:09Are you doing what we talked about?
01:11I try not to vary my routine.
01:12You have medicines to help you.
01:14I was backed up for, like, eight days.
01:15And you can always give yourself an animal.
01:17I'm saving that for my birthday.
01:21Who are they?
01:22That's my family.
01:24If they're your family, why do you have their names written down?
01:26Charlie, you can't be alone anymore.
01:29If you ever need my help, I'm here.
01:30I'm writing something, and I have to finish before my words run out.
01:33I'll take care of them.
01:35May I ask what your relationship is?
01:36I don't know.
01:37I don't know.
01:46Do you live here?
01:47I'm his friend.
01:48But your dad needs you right now.
01:50I mean, this young woman is full of surprises.
01:52This is no time for jokes.
01:53It's the perfect time for jokes.
01:56You a funny old man.
02:01I want to have fun.
02:04I want to laugh.
02:06I want to not be scared.
02:07And I want to write the book.
02:09And I want to do all of that with you.
02:11Hell yeah.
02:12Everybody needs somebody sometimes.
02:17Whoa!
02:17I didn't want for this to happen.
02:19That this, it didn't happen.
02:21Your little frail body would not be able to handle all these groceries.
02:25I'll break your back.
02:26Then you die.
02:27Can't have that.
02:36The first one.
02:38There it is.
02:39There it is.
02:41There it is.
02:41There it is.
02:42There it is.
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