older than you.
Someone at least a hundred.
You know anyone
in a wheelchair?
I will do
whatever you want.
How many times
have you heard a woman say
that and really mean it?
I see you, Coleman.
You want to know what I see?
I see anger.
And I see shame.
- I see everything.
- Is that a fact?
- You imagine you kept secrets from me?
- You never know.
Thank you.
- Mr. Wilson, can you watch the register?
- Yeah.
Can I help you?
Yes. Um...
I was looking for Rachmaninoff's
Third Piano Concerto, the, uh...
- The Horowitz recording?
- Yes, that's right.
Right this way.
Did you go to
East Orange High School?
Yes. Yes, I did.
I thought you looked familiar.
Charley Hamilton's my cousin.
I haven't seen him in a while.
How's he been?
He's good. He's good. Actually,
I think he's getting married.
Good for him.
Now the Rachmaninoff please.
Is that your girlfriend?
Yes. Yes it is.
Look,
maybe I should
come back some other time
- and then we can talk, okay?
- Fine. Here.
That'll do the trick
a lot better than Rachmaninoff.
Dance for me.
That has got to be
the single most sexy dance
ever danced by a girl
from Fergus Falls
in the history of the world.
I love you.
I love you. I love you.
I love you. I love you.
I love you. I love you.
I want to spend my life with you.
What are you doing Sunday?
Nothing. Why?
On Sunday
we're taking the train
to New Jersey
to have dinner with
my mother.
Okay.
Okay?
I'd like that.
Oh, I hope she likes me.
I hope the chocolates are okay.
Chocolates'll be fine.
Maybe I should have gotten flowers.
There was a place back
at the station I could get
Chocolates will be fine.
And you'll be fine.
Okay.
You know, this is
my old paper route.
That's where I crashed my bike
into Mr. Harris' front porch.
Which one?
Right over there.
My father made me pay for the damage.
To the bike and the porch.
Uh... I'm scared.
I love you.
You know that, don't you?
I love you, too.
Hi.
Sorry we're late.
Mother, this is
Steena Paulsson.
Steena, this is my mother.
How lovely. Please come in.
It's quite a beautiful city,
Fergus Falls.
It's quite unusual,
because we have the Otter Tail Lake
and the Otter Tail River
very close to each other.
My father owns a small hardware
supply store, a lumberyard there.
He's the disorganized one.
He cuts himself and
doesn't even bother to wash it.
They're tough,
those Icelanders.
I actually didn't even know they
were called Icelanders, growing up.
My mother, she's a Rasmussen.
She's the opposite.
Sets the table for Saturday dinner
at five the night before.
I guess I was sort of caught
between the two extremes and so
I decided to get away for
college out of their reach, so to speak.
And that's how I came to New York.
I've never been to the Midwest,
but I'm sure I'd like it.
Coleman, wouldn't you
like to see the Midwest?
New York City. Final destination
Penn Station, Neew York City.
Steena?
Honey, we're almost there.
Honey.
I can't do this, Coleman.
I love you.
I love you, but I can't.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
and welcome to the Saint Nicholas Arena.
Tonight, in our opening battle,
from East Orange, New Jersey
weighing a hundred and sixty-two pounds,
Coleman "Silky" Silk!
A record five wins and no losses!
From Rochester, New York,
weighing a hundred and seventy pounds,
Sugar "Pete" Cunningham!
A record six wins, one loss.
Take it easy with the guy, okay?
Let's give the people
their money's worth.
Dance him around for
three, four rounds, then go to work.
Hey, kid.
Hey!
I asked you nicely to give
folks their money's worth.
You could have stopped
the forth round instead of the first.
I'm a hundred and sixty-two pounds.
He's a hundred and seventy.
I'm supposed to let him
hit me in the head
five, ten, extra times
to put on a show?
I ain't holding up no nigger.
It's beautiful,
isn't it?
I have to go.
Stay tonight.
Mm-mm.
No. I never stay.
Just this