[Silence]
[Music]
[Silence]
[Music]
Good morning, Mrs. Sawyer.
Good morning, Doctor.
I'm, I'm sorry. I just can't go through with it.
That's perfectly all right.
I left a check in my bedroom. It should take care of everything.
I'll let your office know where to send all my luggage.
Certainly. That's a very simple matter.
There is a rather pleasant hotel close by. You could stay there until you make arrangements to go home.
You mustn't be so hard on yourself. Others have changed their mind at the last minute also.
You know, it's rather fortunate you didn't tell your husband about your plans.
He'll never know you even contemplated doing it. Everything will be just as it was before.
No.
I'll go back with you.
Thank you.
Well, the scars completely disappear, Doctor.
Oh yes, Mrs. Sawyer. Completely.
Looks straight ahead, please.
Fine. Another one.
How do you feel?
No, no care.
You mustn't be afraid.
Yes.
I assure you there will be no pain.
Yeah.
You must trust me, Mrs. Sawyer.
Okay.
It'll be all right.
Yeah.
This is not going to hurt you one bit.
Move a little nearer.
Fine.
Now turn your head like that, please.
Let me see.
Fine.
Now turn your head to the right, please.
Road?
Fine.
These are merely approximate guidelines.
Like a sculpture.
Because I actually rely more on my eyes than on exact measurements.
The lift procedure will take up this extra slack in the cheek and neck.
Make it all nice and tight.
Once we remove that extra skin and some of the underlying tissue,
the smooth appearance of your eyelids will be restored.
In this case, the tiniest scars we are going to give you
will be hidden in the natural force of the skin.
Fine.
Turn your head to the left, please.
Thank you.
See, skin, as it ages, develops those multiple tiny lines.
We'll correct this with a simple procedure which we call a chemical peel.
It's a controlled, superficial burn of the upper skin layer,
which will peel away and regrow a new one.
[sc discs section here]
(metal clanking)
I don't know.
[speaking in French]
Well, here we go again.
Doctor?
Well, it's all done.
And it went splendidly.
Do you know how long you were at the table?
Four and a half hours.
I don't feel anything.
I don't even hurt.
Of course not.
I want you to keep a happy memory of your stay at the clinic.
We'll continue with the treatment.
[speaking in French]
Yes?
[speaking in French]
Oh, they are from Dr. Lumbert.
Our patients hardly ever get flowers.
Most of them don't let anyone know where they are.
So that's a very interwise film.
[phone rings]
Hello?
Mrs. Sawyer, we have your call to Mr. Sawyer in Detroit.
Does anyone say Mrs. Sawyer? Shall we cancel?
No. No.
No, don't cancel it.
Thank you.
[door opens]
[door closes]
[music]
You've been a household word for 30 years.
You're sweet.
Yes, I am.
Like cheap English chocolates.
[chuckles]
See you later.
[speaking French]
Uh, excuse me, boy, I should have--
well, I don't speak French.
Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
I mistook you for a French friend of mine.
We had the same eyes, I expect.
Hers are not so luminous.
By the way, I'm David.
I'm Barbara--
Dutch, no last names.
You're American, of course.
Yes.
New York?
No.
Detroit, gross point, actually.
My husband's a lawyer.
Is he?
Yes, he is.
[chuckles]
Tell me, was that who I actually thought it was?
Oh, God, I hope so.
[chuckles]
Very good.
Very good indeed.
May I have a mirror, please?
Oh, not for a few days.
You'll have to trust me, Mrs. Sawyer.
Now we shall begin to remove this, teachers.
Close your eyes.
Don't move.
It won't hurt.
[chuckles]
[gasps]
No, no.
Fine.
Now the other?
[chuckles]
Fine.
[chuckles]
Fine.
[chuckles]
Fine.
[chuckles]
Camera, please?
Yes, doctor.
The first time is very exciting, as I remember it.
Afterwards?
Well, it's different.
You come in every now and then for a touch-up.
You can't expect miracles anymore.
I don't think I could ever go through with this ordeal again.
[chuckles]
Oh, oh, you'll forget.
We all do.
Once we've tasted at the fountain of youth.
I've had it done so often, next time I'll have to start shaving behind the ears.
[chuckles]
You're taking the cell therapy, of course.
Right.
Well, then you'll be back.
You're one of us now.
[chuckles]
You make it sound like a class reunion.
How depressing.
I'd like to think that we're all here for some reason of our own.
Oh, come on, sweetheart.
Isn't it just that we all simply refuse to accept reality?
[knocking]
Come in.
Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, for the first time on any stage,
we give you the amazing restoration of that picturesque old English ruin
one of your very own local lads.
David Carrington.
Well...
Look at the iron job, love.
I tell you, Lamba's a bloody genius.
Well, what do you think?
Well, look at the talent. It's marvelous, David.
Oh, well, of course, you couldn't possibly appreciate the change.
For the last two years, I've simply refused to have my picture taken.
Cheer up, love.
In another week, you'll look just as good.
Well, what's the matter now?
David.
Now, don't cry, for God's sake.
Lamba absolutely forbid you.
Don't you know it's the very worst thing that you could do?
Think of something--
David.
Come on.
Tell Uncle David all about it.
I haven't been able to get Mark on the telephone.
Is that all?
He's my husband.
How could I have left without discussing this with him?
We've always discussed everything together.
He always made the decisions.
That's the kind of man he is.
What exactly did you tell him?
I told him I wanted a rest cure.
I think I was afraid that he would say,
"Oh, you don't need it," or that he would say, "No."
Well, it's a bit late to change your mind now, isn't it?
Don't imagine Lamba saves the pieces.
I had no right to do this without telling him.
Stop worrying about it.
You're going to look fabulous.
You can't imagine how good you'll feel when those bandages come off.
I only care what he's going to feel.
Don't make me yawn, love. It still hurts.
Now, I'm going to count up to three.
If by three you are still sitting in that bloody chair
looking like Nefertiti after they put her in the pyramid,
you'll never have the pleasure of my scintillating conversation again.
One, two, three hearts.
Four diamonds. Four hearts.
Four spades.
Double.
No bid.
Redubber.
Lovely diamonds.
And here we are.
He wants me to give these up.
Just a small 20 a day, and he lived to be over 80,
and here am I, middle-aged.
Middle-aged?
You know, many people who live to be 120.
Early, I'd say, huh?
You women.
You men. Many more of you.
When I think how many have been through here in the past few months.
That is a woman speaking.
But no matter what she does,
the younger woman will always walk and groom.
Oh, Mark, it's so good to hear your voice.
I feel very rested.
You sure? Good God, you've been gone five weeks.
Six.
Six, that's right.
I've confirmed our hotel reservations.
Good. Anything else?
This little separation's helped a lot, darling.
I'm really a different person, Mark.
Can you hear me?
Mark?
We've been disconnected, Mrs. Sawyer. I'm sorry.
Well, we'll try later.
I have the results of your tests, Mrs. Sawyer.
And?
They confirm my initial diagnosis.
What?
Don't be alarmed.
Most of us suffer from similar symptoms
if our biological age is greater than our chronological age.
Thank you.
In plain words,
sometimes our organs deteriorate prematurely.
When this occurs, cell therapy,
can be of great help.
The treatment cannot reverse the aging process,
and this is why I never call it rejuvenation.
But it can retard it.
The ultimate results will depend entirely
on how well you take care of yourself.
Nothing drastic.
No smoking, of course.
No hard alcohol.
A glass of wine now and then is acceptable, but no excess.
In general, I recommend a very simple diet.
As you probably know, the sun is also the most significant factor
in the aging of the skin.
Whenever you are in the sun,
be sure to apply some protective coating.
The rest is up to you, Mrs. Sawyer.
Come here.
Ready to face the world?
Is it okay?
It's fantastic.
Oh, thank you, David.
Ooh.
Ooh, my skirt.
The weather must be changing.
Well, it's all set with the miremante.
I've got them to give you a much better room.
It's very expensive.
Darling, if you so much as ask how much it'll cost,
you shouldn't be staying there at all.
I hope it's nice.
Nice, Ducky.
It's a dream.
It's the perfect backdrop.
A balcony, a moonlight on the snow, and you?
He'll swoon.
What are you doing, David?
Just selecting what you won't be needing anymore.
David, those are very good dresses.
I'm sorry, lads.
Trip them off to your mother, burn them, do anything you like with them,
but don't let me catch you wearing them when I get to Cortina.
This is brand new.
I haven't even worn it.
It was very expensive.
Ugh.
What are you doing, David?
A charitable idea, my darling.
We'll give them to Ilsa, my help the poor girl get her husband.
Oh, my God.
Look at him.
It's just perfect for a teardown.
Come in.
Do you need help with your packing, Mrs. Sawyer?
Oh, no, thank you.
I can manage.
Yes, Ilsa, my darling.
Mrs. Sawyer won't be wanting these divine dresses anymore,
and she thought you might like to have them.
If you'd like them, of course.
Of course, Mr. Carrington.
Thank you very much, Mrs. Sawyer.
You're welcome.
Well, now, that wasn't so difficult, was it?
No.
Well, you've got to do it, love.
You've got to cut off with the past.
You've got to do it without any hesitation at all.
You've got to be ruthless.
Surgical, almost.
Yes, that's it.
Surgical.
I happen to be very sentimental about the past.
It's a deplorable attitude.
I hope you like, Cortina.
[Music]
[Truck horn]
[Speaking in Spanish]
Do you speak English?
Just a few.
Would you like a lift?
Yes, please. Gracias.
He just bought the car.
Paolo!
Vieni!
Are you going to Cortina?
It's a very, very bad route.
I will drive.
I drive very well.
You look a beautiful woman.
Don't be silly.
Really?
Did you come to Cortina before?
Yes, quite a while ago.
[Music]
Thank you.
Mrs. Barbra's sorting.
I'm sorry, I cannot find your reservation.
I'd like to speak to the manager, please.
Very well.
[Speaking in Spanish]
Mr. Barbra's sorting.
Mr. David Carrington.
Confirmed the reservation only two days ago.
Oh yes, Mr. Carrington reservation, of course.
We have made it under his name.
So I show you the room myself.
Thank you. That won't be the decision.
Please, I insist.
[Speaking in Spanish]
Your husband is not with you?
My husband will be here after we can.
[Music]
[Speaking in Spanish]
[Music]
[Speaking in Spanish]
I'd like to see the garage.
Yes, sir.
[Music]
You look very beautiful, madam.
As long as I get the red velvet dress by tomorrow night, please.
Oh, I'm sure we're going to manage it.
[Speaking in Spanish]
[Music]
I've heard my poor darling.
I'll kill myself.
Don't worry. Very lightly.
Mr. Filippo knows.
We mustn't hurt those darling little scars.
[Music]
With the roast beef, may I suggest a light bordeaux?
Mineral water, please.
Which would madame prefer? Perrier, Bichy, Apollinaris, or crodo?
Well, which man do you think goes best with roast beef?
I'll leave it out to your judgment.
I do what I want, and I do what I please.
[Music]
Johnny.
[Music]
[Speaking in Spanish]
I think over there, please.
[Speaking in Spanish]
[Phone ringing]
Hello?
We have a call for you, Mrs. Sawyer, from the United States.
Yes?
Hello?
Is that you, Mark?
Darling, where are you?
I can't hear you.
What did you say?
Well, knowing you, I bet you missed that plane. Is that it?
I'm calling from Washington.
Washington?
What are you doing in Washington?
We're having a serious problem here, and I'll have to stay until it...
Can you catch the first plane to New York in the morning?
There might even be a direct flight from Washington.
I wish I were there.
I could arrange it all for you in five minutes.
Mark?
Can you hear me?
Yes.
I said I'll have to stay here while I try to straighten things out.
Does that mean you're not coming?
Don't be delayed, that's all.
You believe me, don't you?
Yes.
This will give you a chance to brush up on your skiing.
You know I don't enjoy doing things without you.
You could try at least.
I can't hear you.
Can you hear me now?
What did you say?
Never mind.
Hello?
Mark?
[Music]
(audience laughing)
(piano music)
[Music]
[Speaking in French]
[Music]
[Speaking in French]
[Music]
Hello Kate darling, there's nothing wrong.
Is Dad with you?
Not yet, he'll be here soon.
Kate.
Yes, Mother?
How would you like to come and spend a few days with me here?
We have so much to talk about.
It's really been lovely but,
Cortina is hardly the sort of place I'd feel comfortable in.
Aren't you even going to ask me about my operation?
Oh my God, I forgot.
How did it go?
I was anxious to have your reaction.
I know Mom.
Can't you stop over and see me in Paris on the way home?
Of course.
Great, I'll see you soon.
I die.
Well, I hope to see you soon.
Love you.
Bye-bye.
Come in.
Good evening, ma'am.
Good evening, sweetie.
Thank you.
In.
(paper rustles)
(light orchestral music)
- You seem to be alone. I'm alone too.
Perhaps we could spend our time more agreeably together.
- You'll have to give me a minute or two to think about it.
- Just say yes. It's so much easier.
- Yes.
(light orchestral music)
- Why did you let me sit down at your table?
To save you from another slap in the face?
- Oh, I shouldn't think a slap here or there
would make much difference to you.
(light orchestral music)
You were sizing up what your chances with me were, weren't you?
- Let's say what my chances are.
Well, what are my chances?
- Well, I don't think I'll be the next woman
that slaps you in the face if that's what you want to know.
(light orchestral music)
- What's your room number?
- Four, four, two. Easy number to remember.
- Yes.
An easy number.
(light orchestral music)
- Four, four, two.
Thank you for the company. Good night.
(light orchestral music)
- That is Andy's birthday.
That's my birthday.
That is Andy's.
Come on, get sexy.
Give it to me. Come on, get it.
That's it.
Barbara!
- Where is it?
- Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
- Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. - Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
- Well, I only got in last night.
I didn't want to do something here.
- How's the minimality? - How's everything?
Where'd he get that?
- Oh, don't you look fantastic.
What's happening?
I want to know everything.
- Well, David, I'm freezing.
My kids are.
- Helga, do you mind my coat?
Have you finished, Mr. Carrington?
- What time does the next mass finish, Helga?
- It's over 11.
- Now take her inside and warm her up,
and I'll see you at the other quarter too.
- Okay.
- Well, well.
What does the scoreboard say?
- No game, David.
It's been postponed.
- Well, you must need help
if that's your idea of a good time.
- First time I've been to church in 10 years.
(laughing)
- Oh, crikey.
It's not as bad as that, is it?
- Yeah.
- Well, trust in me, dear.
I can do a lot more for you than he can.
(upbeat music)
(crowd cheering)
- This will be the first time in years
that I've enjoyed having my picture taken.
That didn't sell the story because I followed it.
- More like true confessions.
(laughing)
(crowd cheering)
- Hey, there we are.
(crowd cheering)
Hey, Subs, get down on to it.
(crowd cheering)
- Pete!
This is Meetha Tung who's giving the party.
Meeth, I'd love you to meet Barbara Sawyer.
She's just arrived in Cortina.
Who are you, America?
- I come from Detroit.
- Oh, do people still come from Detroit?
(crowd chattering)
- Watch out for that one.
She plays badminton for money.
- Now we have to stand up.
- I mean, you've got to speak to me.
- Hello, brothers.
- So much that.
(crowd chattering)
- She used to play the classist madam in Paris
until she became a Countess a few years ago.
- David, are you just making up these stories to amuse me?
- Oh, God's truth, love.
Ask her son, he's over there.
(soft music)
- He almost made the ski team in the '60 Olympics.
He's been living off it ever since.
- Stop it, David.
- What's the matter, darling?
- You're so awful about people.
- Look at you, you're loving every minute of it.
Listen, I'm not putting these people down.
They all accept each other for what they pretend to be,
the ideal milieu for you, I should think.
- Excuse me, David, I'll be back in a minute.
You seem to be alone.
I'm alone, too.
Perhaps we can spend the time more aggressively together.
(soft music)
(singing in foreign language)
(soft music)
(singing in foreign language)
(soft music)
(singing in foreign language)
♪♪♪
♪ I know you and me ♪
♪ Could go on differently together ♪
♪ And the sleigh together ♪
♪ Sweet Destiny, Sweet Destiny ♪
♪ We share each moment on our way there ♪
♪ To that place, that time and space ♪
♪ We're living for love, giving for love ♪
♪ Your kiss, I wouldn't miss it ♪
♪ It means everything to me ♪
♪ And in your arms, I know any harm's gonna be ♪
♪ Kept away by your child, sweet, sweet, desperate me ♪
♪ Here in me ♪
♪ Could go on differently together ♪
♪ And the sleigh together ♪
♪ And we're in that place, that time and space ♪
♪ Sweet Destiny ♪
♪♪♪
I don't blame him being mad at you.
You're a bloody tease. That's what you are.
Oh, there's a message for you.
Oh, thank you.
What you need is a damn good spanking.
Hey, what's the matter, love?
Oh, yes, it's nothing serious.
It's rather nice, as a matter of fact.
It's a message from my daughter.
She's coming to visit me tomorrow.
Would you mind repeating that?
Did I hear you say your daughter's arriving here?
Yes.
She's changed her mind ever, darling.
She's rather impetuous.
Like her father.
Have you gone absolutely stark, staring bonkers?
Do you?
Do you seriously intend to cart in a great lumping 30-year-old daughter in here?
You are going to get straight into that car, meet her at the airport,
and send her straight back on the next plane to Paris.
That's what you're going to do.
David.
And no buts about it.
David, just exactly what am I supposed to do?
Tell her she's too old for me and send her home.
Get into that car.
David.
Remember, love.
Surgical.
[car engine]
Mom? Mom?
Oh, I'm so happy to see you.
Oh, thank God.
But I didn't need to come after all.
Oh, I'm so glad you did.
Oh, me too.
God, you look great.
My.
God, you look great.
Come on.
Listen, start from the beginning.
Tell me everything I want to know.
Every detail.
I want to know exactly what happened.
Oh, my dear son.
Come on, let's go.
Hey, Mom, aren't you going to feed me first?
I'm starving.
Oh, so am I.
Well, stop at the best restaurant in town.
Great.
I've read some place that it takes three weeks to become fully adjusted.
I don't know why three weeks, but that's what it says.
What do you want, darling?
How would you like chamomile?
That'd be lovely.
Oh, two chamomile, please.
Salad?
Mm-hmm.
Some white wine.
And a little more water.
Thank you.
Oh, how are you, Katie?
I've missed you, sir.
I'm fine, Mom, and I've missed you, too.
How's your work, darling?
Good.
Very well.
Good.
Listen, Mom, let me know something.
Have you found any good bridge partners in Cortina's house?
Well, I haven't been playing, lady.
Oh, you've been skiing then.
Not yet.
Well, no wonder you sounded so depressed on the telephone.
Oh, I'm all over that.
I've met a lot of new people.
Actually, I've met a fascinating man.
Mm.
He's a famous fashion photographer.
Perhaps you've heard of him, David Carrington.
Mm-mm.
I never read fashion magazines.
No kidding.
No, Mother.
You look absolutely fabulous.
I hope your father thinks so.
Tell me, um, tell me more about your photographer.
Oh, he's not my photographer.
No, I can tell you I was really worried about you.
What do you mean?
You didn't need my help at all.
I mean, now you can tell old Mark to go to hell.
Oh, I'd love to be there if he comes.
He'll faint when he sees you.
If he comes?
Have you talked to him?
Mother, why didn't you tell me?
You're still looking the other way, aren't you?
He shouldn't have told you.
That was wrong of him.
When did you talk to him?
A couple of days ago.
Did he say when he was coming here?
No.
He didn't even mention it.
Mother, I don't think it matters anymore.
You're gonna have to face it.
He loves that girl.
He said...
he wants to marry her.
No.
I don't believe it.
We've had...
We're a team.
My God, she's younger than you are.
Oh, Mom, that doesn't make any difference at all.
Maybe it helps him forget he's getting older.
Is that another one of your little theories?
No.
Look, Mom, all I'm saying is...
I went through a divorce and I survived.
You can too.
Your marriage didn't even last two years.
How can you compare two years with a lifetime?
Time has nothing to do with it at all.
When it's over, it's over.
Look, we all have to make changes.
You've started already.
Just look at yourself. You're so beautiful again.
You're free to do anything you want, anything.
You certainly have your pick of the men.
All you have to do now is believe it.
Believe it.
Thanks, pet.
But I don't want anyone else.
Oh, Mom, how do you know?
You've never tried anyone else, have you?
I came very close to you, didn't I?
Your photographer?
David? Oh, no.
Someone else?
A very handsome...
young man.
And?
Nothing.
Oh, Mom, why didn't you go through with it?
I don't know.
Look, Mother, I'm not going to go with you to Cortina.
Everything's going so well for you there,
and you've made so many new friends, I'd only be in the way.
You're my daughter.
I love you. I want to be with you.
And I love you, too.
That's exactly why I shouldn't be there.
Come on.
Let's eat.
Come on. Let's eat.
How'd it go? Fine. Okay.
Don't forget, love, we're not supposed to be in the sun.
[audience laughs]
[audience chattering]
We're going to have our first break.
(indistinct chatter)
- How have you been?
- Fine.
Then you?
- Fine.
(indistinct chatter)
- You shouldn't have waited so long.
(sighs)
How do you know?
What?
That I've waited so long.
Could you tell?
I meant going to bed with me.
I meant since--
that Laura's made love.
Don't you want to know how long?
Tell me.
I don't believe you.
It's true.
Would you make up for it?
Would you like to, really?
What?
Make up for it?
I'll prove it to you.
I won't let you out of this room.
That we'd make love all the time?
Well...
most of the time.
Do you?
Do you care for me?
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You're married.
And your husband will be arriving very soon.
And when he comes,
you'll only be much nicer to him
because he'll feel guilty about us.
You still love him, don't you?
Yes.
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