Rage

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00:01:42 You want me to look
00:01:47 This is the movie camera? OK.
00:01:51 OK, like this?
00:01:53 OK, now? OK.
00:01:58 My name is Vijay.
00:02:00 Did I look in the right place?
00:02:04 I am... Minx.
00:02:14 Well, my name is Bradley White,
00:02:16 and, yes, certainly, I will explain
00:02:21 But first a little background,
00:02:25 I am Anita, Anita De Los Angeles.
00:02:30 My job?
00:02:32 My job is... zip, invisible zip,
00:02:37 And hem. I do invisible hem.
00:02:41 My name is Dwight Angel.
00:02:45 Er, I graduated recently.
00:02:49 Er, I majored in Philosophy,
00:02:56 My name is Roth, Edith Roth.
00:02:59 My friends call me Edie.
00:03:07 My name's Lettuce.
00:03:10 They call me Lettuce Leaf.
00:03:14 I was new face of the year.
00:03:20 I think everybody knows who I am, OK?
00:03:24 But just for you,
00:03:31 My name is Otto,
00:03:33 and my job is public relations
00:03:41 You like blue?
00:03:44 Oh, very sophisticated.
00:03:48 So, what background
00:03:50 Desert with camels or Swiss mountains?
00:03:57 I make sense of the chaos of the world
00:04:02 which are statements.
00:04:04 Do you know what a statement is,
00:04:06 OK, a statement is something
00:04:11 Ah, the life of the city,
00:04:17 In fact, life is empty
00:04:22 That is the role of the poet.
00:04:25 And, by the way, I take risks, you know?
00:04:28 I never take the easy way.
00:04:31 I like to be... dangerous.
00:04:35 That's why every collection is an event.
00:04:38 Testing one, two, three.
00:04:40 Yes, it is true, also,
00:04:46 and it hurts me.
00:04:48 Yes, it hurts me
00:04:50 No, no, I am not going to say,
00:04:54 ...when a certain writer criticises
00:04:58 because I am sensitive, Michelangelo,
00:05:02 An artist must be sensitive.
00:05:03 If you are not sensitive here,
00:05:08 But also you have to be ruthless,
00:05:10 because this is the only way
00:05:14 My job? Er...
00:05:17 Actually, usually...
00:05:20 It's a good job.
00:05:22 It's... not an official job as such.
00:05:26 But this Merlin, sometimes he's wanting
00:05:31 when he's working,
00:05:34 It's a good model. Import model,
00:05:37 I ride very fast to keep the pizza hot.
00:05:41 Then last night,
00:05:44 do I like to be in the show with my bike,
00:05:49 riding with me on the back?
00:05:51 So what can I say? I say yes.
00:05:55 And why do I say yes? Because...
00:05:59 Because, actually, I am looking
00:06:10 No questions?
00:06:14 Are you shy
00:06:20 Then, let me think.
00:06:22 Maybe you want to know
00:06:25 Am I right?
00:06:34 I love myself, Michelangelo.
00:06:38 If you do not love yourself,
00:06:41 So I practise every morning.
00:06:44 I look in the mirror and say, "Minx,
00:06:52 It's not easy.
00:06:53 Sometimes I resist.
00:06:55 Sometimes I say,
00:07:00 You see, even me, I am not perfect.
00:07:03 With self-esteem
00:07:10 Only joking!
00:07:13 Actually, I do not have
00:07:19 What do I do?
00:07:20 Well, for example, I get to coordinate
00:07:24 A list, B list and the nobodies.
00:07:29 Er... a nobody is somebody
00:07:33 You know, Miss Roth,
00:07:36 she takes care of everything backstage.
00:07:38 She's been doing that forever,
00:07:40 but she doesn't really know how to speak
00:07:45 She's a little bit older.
00:07:47 So it's up to me to decide
00:07:50 You have to know who's important.
00:07:52 Some people get very upset if I don't
00:07:57 But it's all worth it when there's the big
00:08:00 Ohhhh. It's ovation.
00:08:03 But 'O' is for Otto, that's my motto!
00:08:06 What a nice smile!
00:08:10 Well, this is a family business,
00:08:13 My father named it after me
00:08:17 Er, but then everything changed,
00:08:20 when we were bought out
00:08:24 The garment trade,
00:08:27 Now it's called the fashion industry.
00:08:29 It's the same thing.
00:08:32 Although, actually, in my view,
00:08:34 because there have always been markets
00:08:39 Well, maybe we want
00:08:41 but is that such a bad thing?
00:08:45 Let's see. What else could I tell you
00:08:49 Er...
00:08:53 In the old days,
00:08:58 every cutter and presser, every janitor
00:09:05 ...all by name, hmm?
00:09:08 Of course, that's all changed now.
00:09:11 Now, the line of work I'm in
00:09:15 I am the intermediary.
00:09:18 Now, do you know what
00:09:21 Between the product and the consumer.
00:09:24 I find out what people want
00:09:28 Well, not me, personally,
00:09:33 such as this particular sector
00:09:38 Now, fashion, Michelangelo,
00:09:43 The image becomes a brand,
00:09:46 and the brand creates
00:09:50 in this instance a fragrance.
00:09:53 Well, it's a small product
00:09:58 M, M, M. Now listen to this.
00:10:02 M is for mystery.
00:10:05 And I really shouldn't have
00:10:07 because we're keeping the concept
00:10:09 until we launch the fragrance tomorrow.
00:10:11 But, you know, since this is educational...
00:10:15 I guess, technically speaking,
00:10:21 but I've been taking initiatives
00:10:27 Such as...
00:10:28 Well, for example,
00:10:31 about names for the fragrance.
00:10:34 At first, I thought of Perfume...
00:10:37 ...or Scent.
00:10:39 Straightforward, you know?
00:10:42 Anyway, when this M idea came up, I...
00:10:47 Well, to be honest,
00:10:53 Well, right away I thought of tag lines,
00:10:56 such as "the mystery thing",
00:11:01 you know, for the mother's market.
00:11:03 A lot of people are buying perfume
00:11:06 Er... or M is for {y:i}mujer.
00:11:11 That's Spanish, right, Michelangelo?
00:11:15 There's a great big niche right there.
00:11:20 Or M is for motherfucker...
00:11:25 ...which is for the African-American...
00:11:29 ...community.
00:11:31 I like to do invisible or very visible.
00:11:35 Same thing.
00:11:36 It's about quality.
00:11:39 I give quality.
00:11:41 Er... no matter if they see or not see.
00:11:48 Come.
00:11:49 Come, come.
00:11:52 Like me.
00:11:54 I am not visible.
00:11:58 In this city, I no exist.
00:12:03 I come, I go, when they want.
00:12:06 Er...
00:12:08 It's better for me
00:12:11 because they no have to pay
00:12:17 Used to be all on 8th Avenue,
00:12:21 and then it was Asian families
00:12:25 And now it's China.
00:12:29 You don't believe me,
00:12:34 They say the time will come
00:12:44 I do believe that life
00:12:48 in this country in the near future.
00:12:50 Indeed...
00:12:55 It already is difficult,
00:12:59 yes, that's what
00:13:05 OK, OK, OK, OK, Michelangelo.
00:13:07 One second, Michelangelo.
00:13:09 (Sighs)
00:13:11 It is true the collection
00:13:16 But you have to pay for beauty.
00:13:20 In this case, OK, with money.
00:13:25 OK?
00:13:27 I must go now.
00:13:31 Wait, wait.
00:13:33 Except... the point is,
00:13:36 my work influences everyone
00:13:41 You see, it is like
00:13:46 In that sense, I am a scientist.
00:13:50 You see, a dress is not just a dress.
00:13:53 It is a...
00:13:57 ...a revelation.
00:13:58 It is like a sacred vessel
00:14:05 In that sense, I am also a priest.
00:14:07 Yes, fashion is very spiritual. Very.
00:14:13 OK? Now I must go.
00:14:45 Rhoda, she's my agent.
00:14:47 She said, like, if I work really hard
00:14:54 But, of course, she said in order
00:15:01 That's Dorothy.
00:15:04 She's crying cos she thinks
00:15:10 But that's Dorothy.
00:15:14 I think that's enough now,
00:15:22 There's one other thing. This...
00:15:26 This Dorothy girl who's, er...
00:15:28 who's riding with me on the back,
00:15:34 And she's also very, very thin,
00:15:40 I don't think...
00:15:45 Actually, I am quite worried about her.
00:16:19 No, I don't wanna sit. Ready?
00:16:24 My name is Frank and I take pictures.
00:16:28 Mona Carvell.
00:16:31 Writer.
00:16:34 Critic.
00:16:36 My name is Diamonds.
00:16:38 Er... they call me Tiny.
00:16:45 My name is Jed,
00:16:50 Is that OK, kid?
00:16:54 Well, I have no idea what I'll write.
00:16:58 Merlin does not share
00:17:01 More's the pity.
00:17:02 One could help. One could advise.
00:17:07 You see, sadly,
00:17:12 But fashion is not an art form.
00:17:14 If it's anything at all,
00:17:16 To which millions are addicted.
00:17:20 Take the look in a woman's eyes
00:17:24 It's a crazed lust
00:17:26 who can't afford the real thing,
00:17:27 so will settle for any rubbish
00:17:30 It's much worse than heroin,
00:17:33 Oh, have I shocked you? Good!
00:17:37 And as for the designers,
00:17:40 they're mostly desperate,
00:17:43 who all think
00:17:45 But nothing's new in this game.
00:17:48 If you think you're in,
00:17:52 You started already?
00:17:54 OK.
00:17:59 I did Afghanistan, the Gulf War.
00:18:02 I was one of the first embedded
00:18:05 That's my job.
00:18:07 It's more than a job,
00:18:09 I shoot.
00:18:12 Not with a gun, though I know how to.
00:18:15 You have to. Places I've been,
00:18:20 You don't know what danger is
00:18:23 You don't know what death is.
00:18:27 You know something, kid?
00:18:28 If somebody told me that I could
00:18:31 I would go right home
00:18:35 If I had a home. Or an oven.
00:18:40 But I live in a hotel.
00:18:43 Actually, it's a dive.
00:18:46 I don't bother to unpack.
00:18:48 I keep a bag by the door, ready,
00:18:54 Things.
00:18:57 You need mobility and chances.
00:19:01 Now, when you get a chance, kid,
00:19:04 cos you wake up a minute later
00:19:06 and they say you're too tired
00:19:08 Tired? Do I look tired?
00:19:12 What they mean is old.
00:19:14 But this is experience in my face.
00:19:20 See, you're young
00:19:23 That's the thing, kid.
00:19:25 Hello again.
00:19:28 I've been thinking, Michelangelo,
00:19:32 and I would like to give you
00:19:38 There are two things in this life
00:19:44 Money and fame.
00:19:46 All the rest, frankly,
00:19:50 Mr Andy Warhol said everybody
00:19:56 but some people will be
00:20:02 The beautiful ones,
00:20:03 and if you are not beautiful,
00:20:07 So... no offence,
00:20:09 but I think you better start
00:20:13 making plans, Michelangelo, hmm?
00:20:17 OK.
00:20:25 What?
00:20:27 Afraid?
00:20:29 Afraid of what?
00:20:31 Am I afraid of... getting old?
00:20:36 Is that what you're asking me?
00:20:40 Do you think I'm old?
00:20:43 Look.
00:20:46 Look at my face.
00:20:49 Some people,
00:20:52 Me?
00:20:54 It's a fucking caress.
00:20:58 The light loves me
00:21:01 Together we can do anything.
00:21:05 Is there anything I like about fashion?
00:21:07 Well, of course.
00:21:08 It's a brutal, amoral business.
00:21:11 Issues of right and wrong, good
00:21:15 which in this current climate
00:21:18 is extremely refreshing.
00:21:21 You see, in evolutionary terms,
00:21:26 Beauty is worshipped
00:21:30 And why? Because without it
00:21:33 or even none at all.
00:21:37 Beauty attracts, my child.
00:21:40 Which is unfortunate,
00:21:43 because, in fact,
00:21:46 Surface through and through.
00:21:51 And when the bloom of youth fades,
00:21:53 only those graced
00:21:56 That's what beauty has become
00:22:00 Bones that will one day
00:22:07 The people that work for me?
00:22:10 Well... I like to... encourage talent.
00:22:14 They get the chance
00:22:17 and, then, of course,
00:22:23 And the designers with talent,
00:22:27 and if there's no talent,
00:22:31 It's a natural selection,
00:22:35 in a fashion jungle.
00:22:39 Life can be...
00:22:42 Life can be so insecure.
00:22:46 Which I why I am fond of permanence.
00:22:49 And a collection must grow.
00:22:53 Right now, I'm collecting women's
00:22:56 Miss Carvell, I believe you've met.
00:23:01 Her writing is so brutal.
00:23:06 Well, she doesn't know it yet
00:23:10 ... I just bought it.
00:23:13 Shh!
00:23:14 All right.
00:23:18 Being a bodyguard, it's different.
00:23:22 I know some people probably tell you
00:23:23 it's a step down from being
00:23:26 but I wouldn't agree.
00:23:28 Mr Diamonds has been
00:23:31 I mean, he let me talk to you,
00:23:34 Now he's seated in the front row,
00:23:40 Yeah, but he knows I got the eye.
00:23:44 You know, he says to me, "Jed, hey,
00:23:51 He's a jokester!
00:23:56 That's cos he's relaxed. He's relaxed
00:24:00 Cos we travel a lot.
00:24:03 We go to Milan, Paris...
00:24:09 Stay in some fancy hotels.
00:24:11 I mean, I sleep in the corridor,
00:24:17 You know, I gotta stay alert 24/7
00:24:27 You know, it's an interesting fact,
00:24:29 but I've never been interviewed before.
00:24:31 Nope.
00:24:35 I mean sometimes I'm standing outside
00:24:41 I'm just standing there
00:24:44 I don't know,
00:24:50 A lot of things.
00:24:51 I don't know,
00:24:54 Probably the coffee
00:24:58 You drink coffee?
00:25:01 Do you know there are
00:25:05 256... I know where
00:25:09 That's right.
00:25:12 I carry a little flask with me,
00:25:15 but for a quick fix,
00:25:18 three to four times a day minimum.
00:25:20 Minimum.
00:25:24 Michelangelo,
00:25:33 Oh, the thoughts that I have,
00:25:35 Oh, yeah, if I had the time.
00:25:37 But, you know, I'm not paid
00:25:41 It's not that
00:25:45 Right.
00:25:47 What are my opinions?
00:25:50 Yeah, you're asking for trouble now!
00:25:57 Son of a fucking bitch!
00:26:53 Listen, kid.
00:26:55 Take it from me,
00:26:57 What are you doing back here
00:27:00 When you get a situation like this,
00:27:02 you gotta concentrate on getting
00:27:06 And you gotta make choices.
00:27:07 I mean, let's say, for example,
00:27:10 and you see a little old lady lying
00:27:14 Do you give her a hand or do you take
00:27:17 Which is gonna do more good
00:27:19 See, you get to think about
00:27:22 You have to because
00:27:26 Did you see what happened at all?
00:27:29 To Dorothy?
00:27:35 I just can't... I just can't
00:27:39 I just can't.
00:27:43 I mean, Dorothy always had,
00:27:48 but this is like the worst.
00:27:51 Like, you can't get much worse.
00:27:56 You know, I've seen a lot of movies
00:28:00 Blood. Violence.
00:28:03 You see it a lot, you know?
00:28:11 But, actually, this is the first time
00:28:13 that I saw it happen in real life,
00:28:18 And it's a little...
00:28:23 Oh, my God.
00:28:25 It's upsetting, actually.
00:28:27 It's... very upsetting.
00:28:36 But the weird thing is, is that...
00:28:41 ...it's also kind of inspiring.
00:28:45 Yeah.
00:28:50 You know, I was ready. You know,
00:28:54 And they told me,
00:28:56 So I am very serious, very serious,
00:28:59 and I rev the bike.
00:29:02 It's a good model,
00:29:06 They push me out and...
00:29:11 You know for... for one,
00:29:14 it feels like the most incredible
00:29:18 You know, the flash, flash,
00:29:22 This is rocking!
00:29:26 Actually, they didn't tell me
00:29:29 Did you know that?
00:29:32 Anyway, the...
00:29:35 The incredible moment is finished,
00:29:37 because there is something stuck
00:29:46 Why did they last minute put
00:29:51 And why did this thing happen to her?
00:29:54 And to me, also?
00:29:57 I must wait to speak
00:30:01 It's not good. It's not good at all.
00:30:05 Actually, right now,
00:30:10 It's finished now.
00:30:13 Completely.
00:30:16 This interview is over.
00:30:21 Listen, Michelangelo, this is for your
00:30:25 Good, OK. But listen, I don't think
00:30:30 Is it Vijay? Yeah.
00:30:34 Good.
00:30:41 This is a tragic moment, Michelangelo.
00:30:45 But an artist must be detached,
00:30:48 What is death, anyway, for an artist?
00:30:50 He lives through his work, and his work
00:30:54 So what is there to be afraid of?
00:30:59 I say... my prayers for Dorothy.
00:31:07 Poor Dorothy.
00:31:11 Poor Dorothy.
00:31:21 I light candle for Dorothy
00:31:27 Let's put a check
00:31:32 There's gonna be
00:31:34 to make a statement of sorrow
00:31:38 and you can come to that
00:31:43 Michelangelo, off!
00:32:14 Homer. That's my name.
00:32:18 Detective. That's my occupation.
00:32:22 And to be or not to be,
00:32:25 that is the only meaningful question,
00:32:29 Except by the time I'm on the scene,
00:32:32 In the negative.
00:32:35 So what do I do?
00:32:39 I look around.
00:32:41 I observe.
00:32:44 And what do I see?
00:32:46 That clothes proclaimeth the man.
00:32:49 Except in this specific situation,
00:32:52 that proclaimeth the woman.
00:32:54 If you can call them women,
00:32:57 Minx is ready.
00:33:00 She's always ready for a camera,
00:33:06 A lens is a lens. As long
00:33:18 Let me tell you,
00:33:23 Not happy at all.
00:33:26 I tell you, Michelangelo,
00:33:28 my agency got very excited
00:33:33 You see, experience
00:33:35 you know, when it comes
00:33:38 These others, these fashion types
00:33:42 no mobility, Michelangelo,
00:33:45 They don't have
00:33:47 throwing up like that
00:33:50 You gotta be able
00:33:54 ...and look death in the face.
00:34:00 Reality, Michelangelo.
00:34:04 This is the first piece of real shit
00:34:08 You can count on that.
00:34:11 Hey, did you see my picture
00:34:14 "The Post", Michelangelo,
00:34:17 No?
00:34:19 Well, my agency offered it
00:34:22 but they said their readership don't have
00:34:26 So they used some earlier photo
00:34:29 looking, you know, nice and alive.
00:34:33 You know, the clean shit.
00:34:36 Then my agency says,
00:34:39 "Now you gotta get some pictures
00:34:44 But I am not a press conference
00:34:48 An accident, especially
00:34:53 terrible though it is,
00:34:59 And you have to rise
00:35:03 to have emotional reactions and
00:35:10 Now, the show is there
00:35:16 Right? The show goes wrong.
00:35:20 But sometimes wrong can be right.
00:35:23 Guess what? Another chapter heading.
00:35:26 You see, I think this can be
00:35:32 And M is for mystery.
00:35:34 The mystery of what?
00:35:39 The mystery of mortality.
00:35:42 I thought that up last night when I was
00:35:48 And I have decided that
00:35:53 that we will present
00:35:57 Otto is very busy,
00:35:59 We have never ever
00:36:01 It's, er...
00:36:03 It's a buzz, really.
00:36:07 I just have to make sure
00:36:09 This is not to control you,
00:36:13 I have much more important things
00:36:16 I have ABC, NBC, FOX,
00:36:19 But my sister tells me
00:36:22 has seen me talking on the web.
00:36:24 Now, I know only one camera
00:36:29 Hmm?
00:36:32 Are you posting your material on some
00:36:44 Some people have no luck, you know?
00:36:49 No luck at all.
00:36:51 I mean, perhaps...
00:36:54 Maybe Dorothy brought it on herself.
00:36:59 Mr Sigmund Freud
00:37:05 She was pro-ana, you see.
00:37:07 Do you know what that is?
00:37:09 It's good if you don't,
00:37:15 They have websites, everything.
00:37:20 You have?
00:37:23 You see... l'm lucky.
00:37:29 I can eat anything.
00:37:35 You probably don't read women's
00:37:38 but they're always asking Minx
00:37:42 She says, "Salad, fish,
00:37:46 "moisturiser,
00:37:54 You have to set an example, you see.
00:37:57 But, between you and me,
00:38:03 I do not relate well
00:38:06 I prefer a more
00:38:11 However, I can see you like to eat.
00:38:14 With respect, you could do with
00:38:21 You probably spend all your time
00:38:26 See, that is an observation.
00:38:29 A detective has to observe,
00:38:32 which, I can assure you,
00:38:36 O, woe is me.
00:38:38 To have seen what I have seen,
00:38:44 And whilst it is true
00:38:47 passing from nature to eternity,
00:38:49 this particular passing seems
00:38:52 This is a serious situation,
00:38:56 Not only has a young and
00:39:02 ...but also, as your mentor...
00:39:05 Yes, I think I can say I'm your mentor.
00:39:10 My investment in Merlin
00:39:14 I do not like to be involved in conflict,
00:39:19 No offence, Michelangelo!
00:39:23 None taken? Good boy.
00:39:26 Because all my life, all my life,
00:39:29 I could get anything I wanted,
00:39:32 Except peace.
00:39:36 Peace of mind. Harmony.
00:39:39 At home it was always war.
00:39:40 And that is why I am not interested
00:39:52 You got a second, kid?
00:39:55 Look, I just want
00:39:58 Remember before
00:40:00 Remember that? Yeah, well,
00:40:04 There's trouble brewing round here,
00:40:07 and it's not the coffee!
00:40:11 But that guy I saw you talking
00:40:14 I used to work with him
00:40:16 We had a nickname for that guy.
00:40:20 He had ideas above his station.
00:40:23 He thinks he's a superior
00:40:28 But between you and me,
00:40:31 Way out.
00:40:34 I know his hands are tied
00:40:38 I mean, you got those protestors
00:40:41 Now, if it was up to me,
00:40:45 I would just round those guys up
00:40:49 Of course, everybody thinks
00:40:52 They all do. They think they got
00:40:56 More rights than me. And then
00:40:59 Come on!
00:41:04 Oh!
00:41:07 They want me now.
00:41:09 They have to style Minx
00:41:14 I think she's ready, don't you?
00:41:17 Like this?
00:41:19 Not too much make-up. Serious.
00:41:23 Appropriate.
00:41:25 Maybe with dark glasses.
00:41:39 What do you think, Michelangelo?
00:41:42 About Dorothy.
00:41:45 Hmm? Do you believe in karma?
00:42:11 Hello, Michelangelo. Good morning.
00:42:18 I am here because they say to me,
00:42:22 No bike this time.
00:42:26 The... the manager, Miss Roth,
00:42:31 She was very kind to me, actually.
00:42:34 She said to me, "Come, see the show.
00:42:36 "Maybe it will help you
00:42:40 But, er...
00:42:43 I don't want to see the show.
00:42:45 It reminds me of that very bad,
00:42:53 The worst thing that happened
00:43:04 That's the music from the day that...
00:43:12 I feel quite sick. Sorry.
00:43:21 I spoke to the police detective,
00:43:27 He was very polite.
00:43:30 He said to me, "Vijay,
00:43:33 Er... he's a very nice person,
00:43:37 And...
00:43:38 But now he is asking for my papers.
00:43:42 This is most unfortunate.
00:43:48 Now I see the pizza delivery, it was
00:43:52 and no papers necessary.
00:43:55 But, unfortunately, I left this job.
00:44:09 You see, because I thought
00:44:12 with me on the bike,
00:44:17 But, actually, now, I think what
00:44:24 Oh, actually, some people,
00:44:26 when they have a good life,
00:44:30 I didn't myself, actually.
00:44:34 But why they so angry,
00:44:36 the protestors on the sidewalk
00:44:42 They're lazy, isn't it?
00:44:44 Actually, they're the lucky ones,
00:44:46 because they have the free country
00:44:49 and, also, because
00:44:53 because they have papers, isn't it?
00:44:55 And... Don't you agree?
00:44:57 It's because we are living
00:45:06 No, no, no! Go, go!
00:45:10 Michelangelo, you come with me.
00:46:14 Listen, kid, where Frank goes,
00:46:18 That's because when you get
00:46:21 you see the way it is.
00:46:23 Being alive, see,
00:46:26 Every single fucking life
00:46:30 Simple but true.
00:46:32 And truth is the thing, right?
00:46:35 The camera never lies,
00:46:38 Right?
00:46:40 You know why it was amazing
00:46:44 She was the person I admired most
00:46:47 And I was right behind her
00:46:51 and then, suddenly, there was
00:46:55 Bonnie had amazing hair,
00:46:59 That's what the stylist said.
00:47:01 You've got to listen to the stylist,
00:47:04 Bonnie used to do her own styling.
00:47:16 In fact, she was like
00:47:19 and she had been
00:47:23 She had longevity.
00:47:25 She said she had longevity
00:47:32 Not her hair.
00:47:34 Bonnie wouldn't let them
00:47:36 Some of the models with longevity
00:47:40 but Bonnie was consistent.
00:47:41 Consistently demanding,
00:47:43 But you have to ask or you don't get.
00:47:46 That's what my dad said.
00:47:51 When he put me on the plane.
00:47:54 You know, to come here.
00:48:15 I'd really like to go home...
00:48:24 Yes, Michelangelo.
00:48:25 They are now officially saying
00:48:30 But, look, maybe they will find
00:48:32 that after Dorothy Darling's
00:48:35 well, maybe Bonnie,
00:48:40 because she was not a happy person.
00:48:44 How? I don't know how,
00:48:50 No, no, no, This is something
00:48:54 Actually, I don't like
00:49:04 Where I come from,
00:49:08 Well, everywhere people
00:49:11 in hospitals and so on,
00:49:14 but not so much in front of everyone.
00:49:16 It's not good to die in public,
00:49:18 on the street,
00:49:24 Anyway, me, I prefer to explore life.
00:49:29 I came here to this city
00:49:32 Empty, meaningless, I admit,
00:49:35 but, nevertheless, not dead,
00:49:41 Not dead is better.
00:49:45 I thought you might wanna
00:49:47 I mean, that's what I thought.
00:49:51 You tell me. You let me know.
00:49:53 Because what happened to me was,
00:49:56 kind of stirred me up a little bit.
00:49:58 Yeah, it did.
00:50:00 And I realised that, you know,
00:50:02 my opinions aren't generally taken
00:50:06 That's because
00:50:09 the attributes of loyalty
00:50:12 than your attributes of opinions.
00:50:15 Cos, a bodyguard...
00:50:17 He's gotta stay close to his subject
00:50:22 and you're wondering what am I doing
00:50:24 Well...
00:50:29 Well, Mr Diamonds said,
00:50:32 "Take a few hours off. You deserve it."
00:50:34 You know what that's called?
00:50:42 I mean, I don't...
00:50:45 cos anything could happen
00:50:49 He could be talking
00:50:52 Yeah, right?
00:50:54 I mean, I'm not concerned as such,
00:50:58 because, well, I'm... l'm that guy,
00:51:00 that one-in-a-thousand kind of a guy.
00:51:03 I'm that guy
00:51:05 I will go all the way.
00:51:13 They no respect for the dead!
00:51:15 They no respect for nothing,
00:51:18 Dorothy, Bonnie, they pass on!
00:51:23 They just babies! Like you!
00:51:28 My daughter, yesterday night,
00:51:31 she say she see
00:51:37 She say she see me speaking!
00:51:41 She say, "Mum, you are famous!"
00:51:45 But I do not want to be famous!
00:51:48 I want to be invisible!
00:51:51 Invisible!
00:51:57 So you stop now.
00:52:04 Child, you go home.
00:52:06 Please!
00:52:08 Pray to lord for souls of dead!
00:52:34 Hello, dear.
00:52:37 Are you all right?
00:52:41 This is a terrible, terrible time
00:52:46 Actually, I'm really not sure
00:52:52 Poor Dorothy.
00:52:56 Poor Bonnie.
00:52:57 Even if she was a little difficult...
00:53:00 Well...
00:53:04 She made the people in the backroom
00:53:09 The lateness,
00:53:13 She insulted me, too, often enough.
00:53:16 She had to have this
00:53:19 Whatever you did was wrong.
00:53:21 Whatever you paid her,
00:53:24 It was a nightmare.
00:53:27 Of course, it was galling to think
00:53:32 she earned more than some workers
00:53:37 It doesn't seem fair, does it?
00:53:40 Well, but then there she was
00:53:54 You know, dear, my father,
00:54:00 My mother worked all hours.
00:54:04 And I was their only child.
00:54:07 I wanted to go to law school.
00:54:11 I wanted to be a politician.
00:54:14 I wanted to change the world.
00:54:17 But how could I let them down?
00:54:24 And now it all seems irrelevant.
00:54:32 Bonnie's family are flying in.
00:54:38 The whole thing is unbearable.
00:54:44 I can't even bear to talk about it.
00:54:48 Not even to you.
00:54:57 Let me tell you that this is
00:55:08 Remember how I told you
00:55:12 Well, now I realise I was wrong.
00:55:16 Bonnie was my best friend.
00:55:19 Bonnie.
00:55:21 I saw that crystal clear today
00:55:24 to pick up her parents.
00:55:26 It was a good photo opportunity
00:55:31 So she went,
00:55:40 You didn't laugh at my little joke
00:55:43 Maybe you don't have
00:55:47 Anyway, her family...
00:55:52 ...are fat.
00:55:55 They're all fat and small.
00:55:59 Her little sister
00:56:02 Look over there.
00:56:05 But they loved Bonnie.
00:56:08 They loved her.
00:56:10 Nursed her through the operations,
00:56:14 Worked night and day
00:56:17 And now she's gone.
00:56:21 All for nothing!
00:56:23 The detective asks me
00:56:26 I told him again and again,
00:56:29 Of course, Michelangelo!
00:56:33 OK, OK, Dorothy was,
00:56:37 It was the tears like a fountain.
00:56:39 And Bonnie was, I admit, a nightmare,
00:56:42 but in the show, you see,
00:56:45 She could walk, you see.
00:56:47 And then there was the hair, red,
00:56:51 That's why I put her in a wig
00:56:55 A 30-metre long black braid,
00:57:00 It was superb, truly superb.
00:57:03 A little bit heavy, I agree.
00:57:05 But, anyway, she hated it.
00:57:08 Hated me for making her wear it.
00:57:10 And then, you see, Michelangelo,
00:57:14 Ultimately, they hate each other.
00:57:22 So what do I do now, you might ask.
00:57:25 Well, first, I wait for Forensics to come
00:57:30 complicated by the mother of all wigs,
00:57:34 and then I look for motive.
00:57:37 I've been talking to people.
00:57:39 I've been asking questions.
00:57:43 From what they's been saying to me,
00:57:46 "My best friend Dorothy this,
00:57:50 These fashion folk
00:57:52 For praising what is lost
00:58:05 Between you and me...
00:58:09 ...l'm a little nervous,
00:58:11 because you know what they say,
00:58:17 And I'm damned
00:58:26 Minx, stay on top!
00:58:32 Yesterday... Was it yesterday?
00:58:37 I was trying to explain to you
00:58:40 I do feel my views
00:58:43 Forget beauty. Forget creation.
00:58:47 Look at the human race.
00:58:49 What do you see? Look honestly.
00:58:52 Not a species of creatives.
00:58:55 Humans are, quite simply,
00:59:00 Rape and pillage is the norm.
00:59:02 And not just of each other
00:59:05 You'll be lucky if there is a planet
00:59:08 Afraid? You should be.
00:59:11 Well, the world of fashion
00:59:15 It thrives on fear and on hatred,
00:59:19 Fear of failure,
00:59:23 And why?
00:59:26 Cos only the brightest sparks
00:59:31 None of us seek oblivion.
00:59:34 In fact, we are all
00:59:36 marching in a great army
00:59:41 It's a hopeless cause.
00:59:43 Hopeless.
00:59:48 Speaking of which, I'm sure
00:59:50 standing around outside with their...
00:59:54 Their tacky placards
00:59:59 Listen.
01:00:01 To a worker in the Dominican Republic
01:00:06 a garment factory is not a sweatshop.
01:00:09 It's an employment opportunity.
01:00:11 You know something, Michelangelo?
01:00:14 Merlin kept this collection
01:00:17 He said it would be
01:00:20 He promised there would be
01:00:24 Now, you put that together
01:00:26 and a brand name that works any time,
01:00:30 you are on to a winner.
01:00:33 And they came up with M.
01:00:35 Mysterious. Magical. Mother.
01:00:41 Excellent name for
01:00:44 Very secure.
01:00:47 And now some clever journalist,
01:00:52 writes that M is for murder.
01:00:57 My marketing people did not warn me
01:01:01 No, they did not.
01:01:04 This was not what I had in mind,
01:01:09 OK.
01:01:13 Did you get that?
01:01:17 Good.
01:01:23 As I've always said, you must look
01:01:29 A lot of people would think
01:01:39 ...let go from an employment position,
01:01:44 ...that their future
01:01:47 But, then, every ending
01:01:51 That's, guess what,
01:01:53 another chapter heading
01:02:04 Which I will be having
01:02:09 Also... leisure opportunities.
01:02:20 As a matter of fact,
01:02:32 Have you spoken to Dwight a lot?
01:02:36 You have?
01:02:38 Well, he's very bright, isn't he?
01:02:42 Very well educated.
01:02:45 They... seem to like that.
01:02:50 Yes, it's true.
01:02:54 How did you guess?
01:02:56 You see, I made a counterproposal
01:03:00 after Bradley's proposal didn't go
01:03:06 I could see that Mr Diamonds was not
01:03:14 Ladies don't want to be thinking
01:03:17 when they're buying a fragrance.
01:03:20 Anyway, so I thought,
01:03:22 why not change tack and target
01:03:26 Actually, it was talking to you that
01:03:30 Yeah, young people, they have
01:03:35 about body odour.
01:03:37 Am I right, Michelangelo, hmm?
01:03:42 So I thought of "M is for me".
01:03:51 It works for the 12- to 16-year-old
01:03:55 that teenage demographic,
01:03:57 and, then, as for the under-12s
01:04:00 so used to violence
01:04:02 that brand association of murder
01:04:07 That could really take off.
01:04:10 Now, well, Mr Diamonds,
01:04:15 but then he got kind of excited
01:04:16 and he called it damage limitation,
01:04:23 And I think there's an amazing niche
01:04:32 OK, Michelangelo,
01:04:34 I have decided to use these disasters
01:04:38 They want me to revise my collection?
01:04:41 OK, I will give them a collection
01:04:47 I will, I will... wrap everything,
01:04:51 and I will call it
01:04:53 Yes, and then I will
01:04:55 as if a burkha was hit by a bomb.
01:04:58 This is East/West, you see, in one.
01:05:01 But my backer, my business manager,
01:05:04 they all will say no.
01:05:06 Why should I listen
01:05:08 Because, Michelangelo,
01:05:11 Therefore, they only think
01:05:14 What will sell a perfume.
01:05:16 Second, they are afraid
01:05:20 They don't want to upset people.
01:05:23 Not because they care
01:05:26 but because they are afraid of us.
01:05:28 Do you understand?
01:05:29 And, suddenly, my designs,
01:05:34 What are they thinking of?
01:05:37 Suddenly, my designs must
01:05:40 No offence to you, Michelangelo.
01:05:42 I am very fond of children. I was
01:05:48 You have to grow up fast
01:06:12 Yes, Michelangelo,
01:06:16 Sometimes you just have
01:06:20 Ultimately, they are reliant
01:06:23 but they do tend to forget this
01:06:27 They get emotional...
01:06:31 when they feel
01:06:34 But as Mr Trump says,
01:06:40 Now I am going to have
01:06:43 I have some ideas for her column.
01:06:46 See what an education
01:06:48 How to run things from the top.
01:06:51 Are you learning things?
01:06:53 Good.
01:07:00 Yes, I did meet with Mr Diamonds,
01:07:03 although, quite frankly,
01:07:10 I'm absolutely fine, thank you.
01:07:14 Hmm.
01:07:18 Now listen up, Michelangelo.
01:07:23 See, I have observed
01:07:26 to the exact same people
01:07:28 Sometimes ahead of me.
01:07:31 Maybe you have a fascination
01:07:35 and you is trying to make
01:07:39 with this little camera.
01:07:42 Or maybe, as beauty provoketh
01:07:46 you is stealing the truth
01:07:48 and by the time they get to me,
01:07:53 So... just what exactly
01:07:59 Anything you want to pass on
01:08:26 Hello, Michelangelo. How are you?
01:08:31 I have good news, Michelangelo.
01:08:35 My photograph was
01:08:39 My face.
01:08:42 Actually,
01:08:49 So... And, also, Otto is phoning me.
01:08:53 He is telling me that a big producer
01:08:56 to offer me a very good role
01:08:59 It's for the bad guy, actually.
01:09:03 The killer, actually. With a knife.
01:09:09 All right, I'm gonna tell you
01:09:12 I woke up last night thinking
01:09:17 First I thought,
01:09:19 And then I thought, "Michelangelo."
01:09:24 Because you're a good listener.
01:09:27 I mean that, really.
01:09:29 But it's not an easy thing
01:09:34 Because...
01:09:36 Well...
01:09:39 Maybe...
01:09:45 Maybe it was my fault
01:09:49 And Dorothy.
01:09:51 Because you see, in a way,
01:09:58 But a girl can't help her feelings,
01:10:03 That's all they were.
01:10:05 Private feelings.
01:10:08 Private thoughts.
01:10:11 I didn't really want it to...
01:10:15 You know.
01:10:24 What do you think,
01:10:27 Do you think I made a mistake
01:10:30 You see when I was born...
01:10:34 ...mother decided I was to be
01:10:39 So you can imagine,
01:10:45 mother started crying day and night.
01:10:47 It was a nightmare.
01:10:49 And that's when I began
01:10:51 To stop mother from crying.
01:10:56 And then one day,
01:11:00 asked me if I wanted
01:11:03 Big hair, big eyelashes, big fur.
01:11:08 It was a big success.
01:11:11 They called me Minx,
01:11:15 and I sent money home to mother
01:11:22 That's when I learned that
01:11:27 Money.
01:11:33 I still dream of being a psychiatrist.
01:11:37 Because I think I could help people
01:11:41 Really I do.
01:11:43 Do you?
01:11:46 I've been developing my ideas,
01:11:50 And I'm here
01:11:54 I've seen your site.
01:11:56 Yes, I have.
01:12:01 I know my way
01:12:04 Now if you put your mind to it,
01:12:09 one of our brand-awareness
01:12:13 You could become... an influencer.
01:12:20 Do you know what that is?
01:12:23 That is a kid...
01:12:26 ...who sets a trend.
01:12:30 And we employ a lot of them.
01:12:33 Now tell me, OK, honestly.
01:12:35 How many hits
01:12:41 Wow! Really?
01:12:45 You see, I knew that the youth market
01:12:49 It is just where the numbers are...
01:12:52 Except for the ageing population,
01:12:57 Wow!
01:13:00 That just came to me.
01:13:03 Geriatrics!
01:13:05 They sure need fragrance, right?
01:13:08 See, Michelangelo, you have to think
01:13:16 That's a pity it's not called N.
01:13:19 "N is for new."
01:13:25 But then that wouldn't work
01:13:28 Michelangelo, can I?
01:13:39 Do you think that something
01:13:43 whether you look at it or not?
01:13:50 And... and do you think everything
01:13:54 or every, every, every, every,
01:13:56 exists that ever was or ever will be?
01:14:05 Because, then, logically
01:14:08 You can just sit and wait
01:14:16 But I don't want to wait, you know?
01:14:20 Cos what if that's not true?
01:14:24 I mean, free will
01:14:27 otherwise what's the point
01:14:36 Have you got?
01:14:40 Have you got? Have you got,
01:14:44 I mean... I mean, would your mum?
01:14:50 I...
01:14:53 I just really want to get away
01:14:59 You know, like doing,
01:15:03 Doing the show again and...
01:15:05 And I thought... And I...
01:15:12 But Rho... I mean, Rho...
01:15:14 But I... I thought... I thought maybe...
01:15:31 W-w-what do you think?
01:15:47 Michelangelo...
01:15:51 ...I would like you to record
01:15:54 And you keep it safe. You understand?
01:15:58 You see, before you know it,
01:16:01 And why will they point a finger at me?
01:16:04 This collection was reflecting,
01:16:06 quite deliberately, the culture
01:16:08 So of course the models
01:16:10 They were pointing the guns
01:16:12 It was a statement!
01:16:16 And, you know, I explained
01:16:19 But maybe they will interpret this
01:16:24 to destroy the whole of society
01:16:27 Maybe they will take me away
01:16:30 and that will be that.
01:16:33 Now you have a record of this
01:16:40 Just in case.
01:17:11 Good morning, Michelangelo.
01:17:14 Yes...
01:17:17 Now...
01:17:22 What have you been doing?
01:17:26 This is not what we agreed.
01:17:29 All those kids outside, hundreds
01:17:34 some of them calling my name
01:17:37 "'O' is for Otto, that's my motto!"
01:17:42 Now I don't mind people
01:17:46 I do feel it's my turn to have
01:17:50 but, er...
01:17:53 ...this information, it was private,
01:18:00 You know?
01:18:02 You have... you have betrayed
01:18:07 My God, Michelangelo.
01:18:12 Will you switch that thing off?
01:18:20 Michelangelo...
01:18:25 I think you were the last person
01:18:29 She told me
01:18:31 and today she's nowhere to be seen.
01:18:34 Did she say anything to you?
01:18:38 No?
01:18:41 Well, I can't really blame her
01:18:49 Merlin will just have to manage
01:18:54 ...and Minx can fill in
01:19:05 I won't be helping out,
01:19:09 I thought it might
01:19:12 that I, myself, will be joining the
01:19:16 when the show begins.
01:19:19 Yes.
01:19:22 I'll be protesting against the policies
01:19:42 We have an escalation situation,
01:19:47 An escalation situation.
01:19:49 We have demonstrators chanting
01:19:56 We have a mob of young people,
01:20:00 crying in unison,
01:20:04 Now, I like to see
01:20:06 in Mr William Shakespeare's verse,
01:20:08 but something doesn't smell right
01:20:12 Come here, Michelangelo!
01:20:17 You have to take sides, brother,
01:20:22 See, when I was a kid, if we saw
01:20:27 We knew, in the eyes of the law,
01:20:30 Even if that something was just
01:20:35 Then, one day, I made a decision.
01:20:38 I'd rather be the chaser
01:20:41 I made a career choice, brother.
01:20:43 That's how I got the cuffs in my hands
01:20:46 and in my hands
01:20:50 It is absolute mayhem out there,
01:20:54 I have never seen such crowds.
01:20:58 And so young, the demographic.
01:21:01 He was right. The boy was right.
01:21:07 So down to business.
01:21:13 The website, Mikey, the website.
01:21:23 What do you mean, it's not for sale?
01:21:26 Everything has a price, Michelangelo.
01:21:31 In the end,
01:21:39 All right, all right,
01:21:43 You think about it and you give me
01:21:48 You will be.
01:21:51 You will be.
01:22:27 I have decided to sit the show out,
01:22:29 This time with you.
01:22:33 After all,
01:22:36 when my opinions can subsequently
01:22:41 ...of the sales graph of a perfume?
01:23:50 The fact is, Michelangelo,
01:23:52 until now I've had reservations
01:23:56 serious reservations.
01:24:01 He's always had big ideas, but,
01:24:13 But now,
01:24:17 You could say he was a prophet
01:24:21 and... century of terror.
01:24:26 His clothes are shrouds.
01:24:36 Are you crying, sweetheart?
01:24:43 It's better to face up to things
01:24:50 But the truth hurts, my love,
01:25:27 It was chaos out there.
01:25:35 I think I may have...
01:25:39 I was... I was trying
01:25:42 And... and there was a lot of people.
01:25:45 Even some kids,
01:25:46 who were here cos a certain brother
01:25:49 on his website-cell-phone-blog thing!
01:26:00 You know what Macbeth said,
01:26:06 He said...
01:26:08 ..."My life has become a tale
01:26:15 ..."all full of sound and fury
01:26:26 I think you better start running,
01:26:29 There's blood on your hands.
01:29:34 Listen my words, Michelangelo.
01:29:39 There is one life only.
01:29:43 Hmm?
01:29:46 We got precious gift from Lord God.
01:29:54 No matter if nobody speak your name
01:29:59 on television or nothing...
01:30:04 ...the Lord God,
01:30:10 Hmm?
01:30:14 That's why to him you never invisible.
01:30:22 OK?
01:30:29 It's not your fault, Michelangelo.
01:30:37 Even if you invite them
01:30:42 ...the childrens choose to come.
01:30:48 Everybody choose what they do.
01:30:52 Mm-hm.
01:30:57 It's OK, it's OK.
01:31:23 Michelangelo.
01:31:26 Give me that. It's, like, my turn.