Buck Rogers ship.
She's a looker.
Okay, what do you got for me?
Jiminy Cricket.
Seating capacity for 60.
Wingspan, 123 feet.
Four Double Cyclone engines.
Her ceiling's 25,000 feet.
- Gross weight?
- 86,000, wing loading of 41 pounds.
So less drag on the plane in thinner air.
So high-cruise power, you're looking
at a top speed of around 340.
Giving her a range of about 3000 miles.
- Cross-country.
- Nonstop.
Bob...
...you know something?
You are a son of a bitch.
Yeah. Bob, you got
something on your suit.
Yeah.
On your lapel.
You got something on your lapel.
Right there, Bob.
You missed it. Right there.
Clean it off, would you?
Here. Thanks.
No, throw it away.
No, over there.
Thanks. So, what do you call her?
The Constellation,
but we can change that.
No, no.
It's pretty. I like her.
So, what kind of deal can you give me?
What kind of deal can you give me?
The first 40 planes off the assembly line.
That should give us about
two years' exclusivity.
Hell, more than that.
United and American don't have
the imagination for a plane like this.
Two years ahead of Juan Trippe, then.
How much?
Four hundred and fifty thousand each.
So that's 18 million for the first 40.
Hell, TWA can't afford that.
The damn airline's flat broke.
Guess I'll just have
to pay for them myself.
Build them, Bob.
Send the bill to Noah Dietrich.
Oh, and thank you.
Merry Christmas.
You've just placed the largest order for
airplanes in the history of the damn planet.
Lockheed sent us a bill for $18 million.
Don't get all hysterical on me, Noah.
It isn't good for you.
- This is a lot of money for planes.
- I know it's a lot of money.
It's too damn much. You think I've got
$18 million in petty cash?
I should've told you. It slipped my mind.
- Slipped your mind? Oh, for...
- Right.
- I'll get back to you. Bye.
- How could $18 million slip your mind?
Hey, honey.
What are you doing home?
You're not one for tears, and, well...
...neither am I,
so it's best to come out with it.
I've met someone.
I've fallen in love and I'm moving out.
If I could make it
any more gentle, I would.
But I can't, so...
...there we both are.
Let's be honest.
It's all been a grand adventure,
but it couldn't possibly last.
We're too alike, you and I.
You met someone?
Someone more appropriate.
To me, I mean.
What does that mean,
"more appropriate"?
Someone more attuned to my needs.
Look at me, Katie.
Stop acting.
I'm not acting.
I wonder if you even know anymore.
Don't be unkind.
You?
You wanna go?
Go on.
Actresses are cheap in this town, darling.
- And I got a lot of money.
- This is beneath you.
No, no, this is exactly me.
You tell me you're leaving me, and you
have the nerve to expect graciousness?
I expect a little maturity.
I expect you to face the situation
like an adult who...
Don't talk down to me!
Don't you ever talk down to me!
You are a movie star.
Nothing more.
Don't answer it.
What is it, Howard?
Hey, Noah...
...I need you to get to Penney's
and buy me some clothes.
- Penney's isn't open.
- Oh, shit.
- It's 2 in the morning.
- Yeah, that's right.
Well, first thing tomorrow, then, all right?
I need two new suits off the rack.
One light and one dark.
Three white shirts and three pairs
of white tennis shoes. Got that?
- Yeah.
- No, no.
- Make it Woolworth's.
- Woolworth's.
No, no, Penney's. Penney's.
All right.
I'll get into it as soon as I can, Howard.
- All right?
- Noah, do you have a recorder?
- No.
- Are you recording this conversation?
- No.
- Okay.
I trust you.
- Howard...
- I need those suits first thing tomorrow.
- All right.
- Wait. Did I say Penney's or Woolworth's?
- Penney's.
- Better make it Sears.
All right, then, Sears.
I'm sorry, honey.
If I don't answer, he'll just call back.
Stop there, if you please, Miss Domergue.
Have you had surgery, Miss Domergue?