minutes,
and this is really the best time for her.
It seems she cannot be stopped.
Send her up.
So start again. Cora Corman...
Why do you have a plant lady?
Why do you even have plants?
Because from time to time...
...ladies accompany me
back to the apartment...
...and one once mentioned
that plants make women comfortable.
Is that true?
Plants make women comfortable?
Well, maybe if I had plants
I'd still be married.
Yes, I think that was the problem.
Not Susan's affair
and raging nymphomania...
...but your lack of vegetation.
Hang on.
- Hi, I'm Sophie Fisher.
- I'm Alex Fletcher.
- You didn't get the message from Jane?
- No. I haven't listened to my...
She was supposed to let you know
I'd be doing plants.
Very nice. Lovely. Well, come on in.
Thank you.
I hope you have your own watering can.
Jane told me everyone had their own.
But this last guy, Mr. Werther, about 80,
he didn't have his own watering can...
...so he starts yelling at me
and screaming at me in German:
I'm fluent enough
to know what he's saying.
You haven't been cursed at
till you've been cursed at in German.
I know what you mean.
I dated a fraulein once.
Plant stuff is in the kitchen under
the sink. And I have my own can.
Oh, well, vielen Dank.
Hi, I'm Chris Riley, Alex's manager.
Oh, Sophie Fisher. Nice to meet you.
So kitchen?
- Yeah.
- Great.
So Cora Corman, huh?
How great is that? Do you believe it?
All right, wait, wait, wait.
Is it even a good idea? Pros and cons.
Pros: She's a huge star,
great publicity, terrific money.
Cons?
No matter what you do,
in 40 years we'll both be dead.
Okay. Huge star, great publicity,
terrific money versus eventual death.
I think we have to think about it.
Okay, good, because Cora
is shooting a video tonight.
- She wants to meet both of us after.
- Tonight?
- Tonight?
- Yes, tonight.
You all right?
Do you have a Band-Aid
and antibiotic cream?
No, no. And sadly,
I think I've lent out my iron lung.
Okay.
Well, then I'm gonna go because,
you know, this could get infected.
And it's not clotting yet, but, I mean,
I'm a little hypochondriacal.
You just... You can never be too careful.
Anyway, I'll come back and finish.
So come again. I mean, you live here.
I'll come again.
I'm gonna go get this looked at.
You should really
have a first-aid kit.
Thank you. Have a good night.
I'll see you.
Weird.
- Don't give her a key.
- No.
So you said something about tonight.
Tonight we meet Cora.
I've got to have my Buddha 's delight
Om shanti, shanti
I've got to have my Buddha 's delight
Om shanti, shanti
I want a revelation
And sweet salvation
And the eternal fire
Show me the eternal fire
Like sitting meditation
You give me elevation
Can you take me higher?
She seems like a very spiritual kid.
Yeah. It's nice to see
a young woman exploring religion.
I'm not satisfied if I don 't get
My Buddha 's delight
And cut.
Terrific.
- Hey, I'm Ray, Cora's manager.
- Chris Riley.
- Nice to meet you.
- Alex Fletcher.
- Great to meet you.
- Hi, Ray...?
Just Ray. Cora's this way, come on.
Follow me.
C, this is Alex Fletcher
and his manager, Chris Riley.
- We loved the video. It was unbelievable.
- Yeah.
You know, I wish I brought my daughter.
She worships you.
I'm divorced. But that's another story.
Mr. Fletcher, it's a pleasure.
Your song "Dance With Me Tonight"...
...got me through my parents' divorce
when I was 7.
Really? Wow.
Yeah, because I recorded that
when I was 9, so... Yeah.
I want my fans to know the same
spiritual uplift that your music gave me.
That would be lovely. I have a few tunes
it would be nice to update.
Oh, I don't live in the past, Mr. Fletcher.
It was so long ago.
I want you to write a new song.
- Okay.
- You see...
...I recently broke up with my boyfriend.
We had been together
for almost two months.
It was a terrible experience.
But then I read a book by Guru
Mathashavi called A Way Back Into