foreign Look at this. There's no city like this in the world. There never was. You act like you've never been here before.

I don't get here often enough, that's the problem.

Get your Out, drop dead gorgeous. This city is in the rain. Imagine this town in the 20s, Paris in the 20s in the rain, the artists and writers.

Why does every city have to be in the rain? What's wonderful about getting wet? I mean, could you ever picture us maybe moving here after we're married?

Oh God, no. I could never live out of the United States. You know, if I'd stayed here and written novels and not gotten, you know, caught up in just grinding out movie scripts, I'll tell you something, I would drop the house in Beverly Hills, the pool, everything in a second.

I mean, look, this is where Monet lived and painted. We're 30 minutes from town. Imagine the two of us settling here. We could do it.

I mean, if my book turns out, you're in love with a fantasy. I'm in love with you.

Yeah, I never see another charming Boulevard or Bistro again. What a town. Yes, if this book doesn't pan out, then you'll stop beating your brains out and just go back to doing what you do best.

I mean, the studios adore you. You're in demand.

Do you really want to give it all up just to struggle? Golden Age thinking, touche. Yeah, the erroneous notion that, uh, a different time period is better than the one one's living in.

You know, it's a flaw in the romantic imagination of those people who who find it difficult to cope with the present.

So much of Rodin's work was influenced by his wife Rose. Yes, she was an influence, though Camille was not the wife, but his mistress.

Camille, yes. Rose was the one. No, he was never married to Rose. Yes, he did marry Rose in the last year of their lives.

I think you're mistaken. Are you arguing with the guide? Yes, I am. Yeah, no, I'm certain I miss you.

Yeah, actually she's right. I recently read a two-volume biography on Rodin, and Rose was definitely the wife, Camille the mistress.

You read that? I just read I was surprised because I mistakenly thought, like you, that it was, yeah, the other way around. It's an easy mistake.

So tonight? Yeah, yeah, Paul is an expert on French. One, you're joking. Really? Yes, yes. Okay.

You're an expert? When did you read the biography on Rodin? Me? Yeah. Why would I read a biography for a rodeo?

Um, so Carol, Carol and I are gonna go dancing. Have you heard of a great place? Interested? I don't want to be a killjoy, but I I need to get a little fresh air now.

Oh, excuse me. Do you speak English? The Hotel Bristol. [Music] s Roman. [Music] Spanish.

[Music] You look lost. [Music] You're an American if you can't Alabama is America, which I do.

I'm in the bathtub gin. What do you do? Um, me? I'm a writer.

Yes, I'm Zelda, by the way. All right. Oh, Scott, Scott. Yes, what is it, sweetheart? Here's, uh, here's a writer from, um, California, Scott Fitzgerald.

And who are you, old sport? Killed, yeah, the same names as Ians stunt, super fat, anesthetized the modernized.

Looking at the man playing piano, and I believe it or not, recognize his face from some old sheet music.

Foreign. You like my book? Liked? I loved all your work. Yes, it was a good book because it was an honest book.

What are you writing? A novel about what? It's about a, um, a man who works in a nostalgia shop. What the hell is a nostalgia shop?

You know, a place where they sell old things, memorabilia. And does that sound terrible? No subject is terrible if the story is true, if the prose is clean and honest, and if it affirms courage and grace under pressure.

Can I ask you the biggest favor in the world?

What is it? Would you read it? Writers are competitive. I'm not going to be competitive with you. You're too self-effacing. It's not manly.

If you're a writer, declare yourself the best writer, but you're not, as long as I'm around, unless you want to put the gloves on and settle it.

I'm not going to read your novel, but I'll tell you what I'll do. Yes, I'll bring it to Gertrude Stein's.

She's the only one I trust with my writing. I don't know what?

Okay, I'm gonna get it, then I'll be back.

Okay. I'd be thinking brain tumor and may I tell you, Zelda Fitzgerald is exactly as we've come to, nowhere through, you know, everything you've read in books and articles, she's quit the idle chatter because you know we're going to be late.

Okay, you guys want to walk back? Walk? No, it's starting to rain. No, it'll be nice.

Walking in the rain, it's beautiful. No, there's nothing beautiful about walking in the rain.

No, don't forget we're taking you to dinner tonight. I've been wondering why I've been acting strange all day.

Yeah, you're about to find out and you're going to wonder why I wasn't acting more strange when you find out.

Well, I don't know what you're carrying on about, but this is not my idea of an amazing adventure.

Lost walk along. This is the spot you'll never write. Well, if you're dying, do you?

Yeah, I do. I'd say it's probably might be my greatest fear actually. I believe that love that is true and real creates a respite from death.

All cowardice comes from not loving or not loving well, which is the same thing.

And when the man who is brave and true looks death squarely in the face, like some rhino hunters I know, or Belmonte, who's truly brave, it is because they love with sufficient passion to push death out of their minds until it returns as it does to all men.

And then you must make really good love again. He's a young American writer. I thought you two should know each other. I'm glad you're here.

You can help decide which of us is right and which of us is wrong. I was just telling Pablo that this portrait doesn't capture Adriana.

It's a subtle beauty, an implied sensuality. I mean, what is your first impression of Adriana?

Exceptionally lovely. Stein again, I love it. I'm already hooked. So we really hoped with those opening lines.

Oh, the best has always had a great charisma for me. I came here to study with Coco Chanel, and I fell in love with Barry, and also a very dark-eyed, haunted Jewish Italian painter.

Oh my God, you take art group into a whole new level, foreign.

I do. I'm a big fan. Yeah, I like to think that I'm a member of Lyndon Cole's Inner Circle.

very pretty lyrics, very amusing. juxtaposition color is amazing. This man was the real father of abstract expressionism.

I take that back, maybe Turner. where he was frequently. I heard that Monet, one of the things that he used to try I'm trying to hear Paul say.

If I'm not mistaken, he painted this, this marvelous portrait of his French mistress meddling Broussu in the 20s.

Uh, but Paul, I'm going to have to differ with you on this one.

Really? Yeah. Yeah. Just Panther, you might learn something. Okay, well, if I'm not mistaken, this was a failed attempt to capture a young French girl named Adriana from Bordeaux, if my art history serves me, who came to Paris to study costume design for the theater.

And I'm pretty sure she had an affair with Modigliani, then Brock, which is how Pablo met her. Picasso, of course, what you don't get from this portrait is the subtlety in her beauty.

What have you been smoking? So I'd hardly call this picture marvelous. It's more of a petite bourgeois statement on how Pablo Caesar saw her.

He's distracted by the fact that she was a absolute volcano in the sack.

[Music] We certainly understand why all these guys want to paint you because you have just about one of the best faces ever. I mean, it's so interesting.

Wow, it just I love walking with you. You look amazing. Thank you. [Music] God, is that who I think it is?

Oh my God. And what are you doing? Please, it was so obvious they were whispering about me and the more they drank, the more he fell in love with her.

[Music] Medicine? No, not normally. I just, just since I've been engaged with Nez, I've been having just a little panic attacks.

but I'm sure they'll subside after the wedding. You never said you were getting married.

Yeah, yeah, I am. Uh, you know, it's still a ways in the future. Thank you for the evening. The rhinoceros, uh, I haven't really thought about it.

I painted rhinoceros, I paint you. Yeah, I mean, I probably do look sad. I'm in a very perplexing situation, Luis.

Um, different time, another era, the future. Okay, I come from the 2000th Millennium to here. I get in a car and I slide through time.

You inhabit two worlds, so far I see nothing strange. Well, yeah, you're surrealist, but I'm a normal guy.

See, in one life, I'm engaged to marry a woman I love, at least I think I love her. Is there a difference in the beauty between two rhinoceros?

There is another woman buried, drawn to her. I find her, you know, extremely alluring. I see a photograph, I see a film, I see an insurmountable problem.

I see and also foreign death and question our place in the universe.

You have a clear and lively voice. Don't be such a defeatist. Do you have any Cole Porter?

[Music] Hey, I remember you. Yeah, he was your friend, Cole Porter. Yeah, and don't forget about Linda also, she was a friend too.

Yeah, you realize I was kidding. Yeah, I did realize. Yeah, you're a bit young. Yeah, I'm so you seem a bit young to be so familiar with his work.

It's because he wrote many songs about Paris, Doris, like he was like in love with your hometown or something.

Are you a Parisian? Yes, feel free to call me. Yes, okay. Can you translate this? What, do you speak any English?

that Paris exists and anyone could choose to live anywhere else in the world will always be a mystery to me. I'm in love with an American writer I just met named Jill Pender.

That immediate magic one hears about happened to me. I know that both Picasso and Hemingway are in love with me.

I had a dream where he came to me and brought me a little gift, earrings they were, and we made love.

actually foreign. Oh, oh my God, what are you guys doing? Why are you so dressed up? Me? No, no, no, no, I'm not.

I I've been writing. I was just doing a little writing. You dress up and put on cologne to write, okay?

Man, what what is that where that in your hand? Nothing good on there. Where are my pearl earrings? Look, are these them? I I don't know.

Where did you find them? I I thought they were just in the bathroom. Thank you. Here is unbelievable all the pictures I've seen.

Here it is lovely book on a good day so much I have to say hello we know he's a lonely man yeah.

imagination better to have lived during the during the during um let's never go back to what are you talking about?

We should stay here. It's the start of Liberty Park. It's the greatest, most beautiful era Bar he has ever known.

I dropped in on you the same way we're dropping in on the 1890s.

[Music] trying to escape my present the same way you're trying to escape yours to a golden age.

Foreign ER I read your rewriting you're nicely on the right track you understood me clearly if the rest of the book reads as well when you're done you'll have something of value that is the best news.

I really did listen to you so I'm happy to hear that it you know it seems like I'm you know moving forward it just means the world to me that yeah Hemingway read the chapters too and he thinks he thinks it's going to be a fine book but he did have one plot suggestion what was the suggestion well he doesn't quite believe that the protagonist doesn't see that his fiancee is having an affair right before his eyes with the other character the pedantic one you're crazy Paul and I yeah okay yes I did I was with Paul for a few nights you know I had a private detective followed him I knew he was up to no good the detective agency says the detective is missing um [Music] what are you doing here I'm returning from dinner with friends oh okay I live here no yeah and you what are you doing here yeah I'm actually I've decided I'm moving to Paris really yeah wow yeah I'm sure you will love it yeah you think so yeah you know I thought about you the other day because oh my God yeah my boss got a whole new album.

It's called Porter Songs, and that made you think about me. I like to be thought of that way. Yeah.

You're on your way home right now? Yes. Can I walk with you or I'll buy you a cup of coffee or okay, now it's starting to rain.

No, but that's okay. I don't mind getting wet.

Yeah. Yeah, actually Paris is the most beautiful in the rain. I feel like that's what I'm always saying.

I couldn't agree more with you. By the way, my name is Gabrielle, nice to meet you. It's a pretty name.

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