Yeah, but I can see
you done mellowed out now.
You cool,
and that's good, brother,
because you know we get older,
we got to start thinking
about our future, man.
You know?
What you looking at, bro?
Tell you all about it later.
I just wanna get out of here.
Yeah, well, I feel kind of
funny just leaving him
sit there like that.
Yeah, well, at least
he's with his friend.
Oh, by the way, Nancy set up
a meeting between Ed Reese
and Sal for tomorrow.
Oh, I can't make it.
I'm exhausted.
Man, you got
to cover for me.
All right, all right,
get some rest.
I'll cover for you.
Pal, I owe you for this.
Nice tits,
huh, Congressman?
I'm terribly sorry.
I meant to say breasts.
That was very crass,
I'm sorry.
Your wife was
a very beautiful woman,
Mr. Di Pasquale.
Yes, she was, Nancy.
She certainly was.
See, she was,
she wanted to be an actress.
I was a very important
film director at that time.
Very important,
prominent movie director.
And she was using me
to get to the top and that...
That hurt me very,
very deeply.
Let's get this thing signed,
shall we?
I have other things
on my agenda this evening.
I'm sure you do,
Congressman.
I mean, what with running
for President and all,
you know.
Please have a seat.
Nancy, asseyez-vous
as they say in Paris.
I'll get some champagne
'cause I wanna
propose a toast.
Thank you.
Okay. That's good.
To a very successful campaign,
and an equally
successful marriage.
That's warm.
I just picked it up.
I didn't have a chance
to chill it.
It's not bad.
I think it's French.
I hope you understand,
Mr. Di Pasquale,
I like the idea of capturing
my daughter's wedding on film.
I think the American public
would enjoy
seeing the daughter
of a prominent politician
marry a ordinary,
hard-working American boy,
but I'm not at all
acquainted with your work
and on first impression,
I'm not at all impressed
by your lifestyle
or your character.
Hm.
Why don't we just take
a look at Mr. Di Pasquale's
film, Daddy?
That's a wonderful idea,
Congressman.
Why don't we
look at the film?
And then it... Chick.
'Cause I think my work
speaks for itself.
You wanna get the lights
while you're back there,
Chick?
Kung Fu U!
This was a very difficult
film to put together.
Hey, young fella, listen!
Why don't you try out some
of our other facilities
besides the cafeteria?
That's right!
We've got a lot of facilities
here like,
well, the athletic department
and there's a wonderful
library, too.
Yes, I know.
Why don't you check them out?
Okay.
When you get a chance.
I'll do that.
Now, just beat it!
Thanks very much.
See you tonight.
So the Korean said, "Lice?
I thought you meant rice. "
Oh, that's funny.
Hey, you, freshman,
go get me some food.
Snap to it.
Joe!
Now that scene there
was critically acclaimed
in papers across this country.
The reviewers ate it up.
We must teach them a lesson.
Seduce her!
Can't you read the sign?
No seducing in the cafeteria!
Now you pay the piper.
It was very big in France.
One, two, and one and two.
Oh, there you go.
You want some? All right, you.
I've seen enough.
Oh, well, I thought
that's all it would take.
Nancy, honey, will you wait
for me down in the limousine?
Let me talk a little...
Oh, sure, Daddy.
...business
to Mr. Di Pasquale.
That's a good idea,
Congressman.
I won't be long, baby.
Okay.
They don't have to know.
Take him with you, will you?
Nice meeting you, Nancy.
Sure, my pleasure.
Chick, we'll see...
Okay.
So, Congressman,
where shall we start here?
I have some marvelous ideas
about the procession itself,
but if you wanna talk
money then maybe
we should talk budget.
I wouldn't give you
a wooden nickel to film
my daughter's wedding.
I think this whole wedding
idea is a very bum idea.
I'm sorry to