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'54.
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Mmm, Mr. Massey.
[Waiter] Good, sir.
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Your husband had told me you were the most
beautiful woman that he'd ever met.
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I didn't expect the most beautiful woman
I'd ever met.
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"Dismiss your vows,
your feigned tears, your flattery,
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for where a heart is hard
they make no battery."
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"Whoever loved that loved
not at first sight?"
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Now, you didn't ask me here
to pick me up.
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You could be disbarred for that.
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Maybe I'm reckless.
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What was your performance about this afternoon?
What did your lawyer say?
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Oh, Freddy thinks you're a buffoon.
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He says
you've been too successful,
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you're bored, complacent,
and you're on your way down.
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But you don't think so.
How do you know?
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Why would you be here?
Why did you ask me?
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Can't I be curious?
About what?
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Do you ever answer questions?
Do you?
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I'll have the tournedoes of beef.
The lady will have the same. Thank you.
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Thank you, sir.
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I assume you're a carnivore.
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[Chuckles]
Oh, Mr. Massey, you have no idea.
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Miles, please.
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Tell me more about yourself.
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All right, Miles.
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Let me tell you
everything that you need to know.
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You may think you're tough,
but I eat men like you for breakfast.
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I've invested five good years
in my marriage to Rex,
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and I've nailed his ass
fair and square.
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Now I'm going to have it
stuffed, mounted...
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and have my lady friends come over
and throw darts at it.
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Man-hater, huh?
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People don't go on safaris
'cause they hate animals.
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So it's just for the hunt,
with the trophy at the end.
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No. Nothing so frivolous.
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This divorce means money.
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Money means independence.
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That's what I'm after.
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What are you after, Miles?
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Well, I'm a lot like you.