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