Z: The Beginning of Everything - Season 1 Edit

A a ahem! I have a toast.

A blank page

A building could be so high?

A chorus girl?

A cigarette.

A famous writer. Yes, so he says.

A fellow has ever had?

A Franklin Touring, slick as all get out.

A girl has to keep her options open.

A happy accident.

A hell of a career.

A Jean Patou suit makes you look like you were born in the city.

A league of your own.

A little hard tonight.

A masterpiece.

A meal?

A must for any Fitzgerald collection.

A professional. There's nothing worse

A real motion picture. Heavens.

A real romantic, aren't you?

A screen test?

A speed?

A thousand chairs couldn't keep us away.

A wedding should be about tradition and family.

A writer that people will remember.

Aberdeen!

About 15 miles on that road.

About anybody, you know?

About everything.

About making that same suit in linen and seersucker.

About that sort of thing than I would.

About the great and the near great."

About the money.

About the new car his daddy just got him.

About two feet above the floor.

About you, Zelda Sayre.

About your conjugal duties.

About your...

Absolutely not.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Action.

Actors, authors.

Actually, uh, I need to freshen up.

Age before beauty.

Ah

Ah, and who are you, young man?

Ah, Greeks bearing gifts, eh?

Ah, he doesn't care much for any boy that comes courting.

Ah, here. You stole from this one, too.

Ah, Mr. Fitzgerald. Man of the hour.

Ah, Professor Gauss.

Ah, shit.

Ah, silk sheets.

Ah, well...

Ah, yeah. The Exhibit of Fitzgerald the Young.

Ah, Zelda, there you are.

Ah.

Ah.

Ah.

Ah. Of course.

Ahem.

Ahem.

Ahh.

Alabama.

All aboard!

All aboard!

All by myself.

All have different kind of accents.

All I truly want is to be young always,

All my ancestors are here.

All of the smart young men are mad over it.

All right, cut.

All right, dear. You let me know.

All right, Goofo.

All right, roll film.

All right, roll film.

All right, then, uh, I guess I will, too.

All right, then.

All right, then.

All right, then.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All the authors Professor Bailey said you borrowed from.

All washed and covered with weepy, watery blue flowers.

All you have to do is talk about

Allow me.

Already?

Although I can't, for the life of me, think why.

Although, the splat is far more indecorous.

Always leave your mouth parted. It's more suggestive.

Am I gonna have to buy you new shoes?

Am I the muse?

An author and his editor have no secrets.

And a bellboy can carry.

And a fetching one at that.

And a motion picture is something

And action.

And again and again and again.

And all the writing I've done,

And all those boys you like will be there.

And as to the advance,

And audition for a new motion picture.

And change the lens, come in for the close up.

And check his bait tanks.

And cigarette smoke all over you.

And clasped hands and doves and angels

And come down and see this.

And consecrate Scott and Zelda

And daddy always gets mad when you're late.

And doesn't want it sold on campus.

And everyone that wrote me off,

And everything will be fine.

And everywhere.

And exactly what kind of clothing

And experience all life could offer.

And gin.

And happening right here in little old Montgomery.

And Harold wouldn't even blink.

And he calls her stupid?

And he cares what I think

And he proposed?

And he said before anything can happen,

And he seems smart and mature,

And he's about to be shipped off to war

And he's going to be a famous writer.

And he's not going to give me another advance.

And here I am standing in front of an insecure little boy.

And here you are a success.

And hieing my capital eyes

And his beautiful bride.

And his best man made the most beautiful speech.

And how much lead time.

And how would that have gone exactly?

And I can show off my, uh,

And I can smell the gin

And I don't think I'll ever forgive you.

And I don't want to hear how modern it all is.

And I had to explain to Tilde.

And I have a brilliant idea.

And I have no idea why you're so worried about it.

And I looked right smart in my spring suit

And I lost myself.

And I need to get to know you better.

And I read your little debut novel, of course

And I take it the money's not gonna run out any time soon.

And I tell her, I say,

And I want to see every bit of it with you...

And I want you to wear me.

And I was just beginning to understand what that meant.

And I will be the perfect wife

And I will never let you fail.

And I write a column for the newspaper.

And I'm doing again.

And I'm gonna love every minute of it.

And I'm sick of talking about it.

And I'm working myself to the bone.

And I've been drawing

And Isadora Duncan.

And it puts me under too much pressure.

And it takes a hatchet to everything else.

And it's all about this beloved institution.

And it's all ours.

And it's not like the lady's a lady.

And it's not Montgomery, Alabama,

And it's not your decision to make.

And it's old and comfortable now.

And jump in his own creek.

And live off your money?

And Livye.

And lose dentists.

And make this house a beautiful home.

And Mr. Fitzgerald.

And my novel.

And no one would call me a saint.

And no one's taking that away from you.

And not some swamp rabbit.

And not want to strip down

And now I certainly have.

And on the subject of remarkable,

And one generates another book

And perform one of your little ballet solos for the crowd.

And quite different.

And Scott loves me.

And seal this union,

And several candles.

And she just may have mentioned that

And she's no saint, Goldilocks.

And so are you.

And so is Peyton Mathis.

And so you have.

And so, we must continue,

And still managed to graduate with a high B average.

And thank you for picking up my tab tonight.

And that godforsaken suit.

And that my cheek just fit

And that's enough for me.

And the Arch du Triumph or however they say it, but...

And the band just started to play your favorite song.

And the food is aces.

And the next begins.

And then immediately off to France.

And then she refused to go back

And then she says that she's going off to Cotillion

And then some.

And then there's being rich.

And then we're on to the Marne to fight the Huns.

And then you rip him to shreds.

And Theodore Dreiser,

And these lights are so hot.

And they call this journalism.

And think of the magnolias in our garden.

And this door is fantastic.

And thus, you believe that artists are beneath you.

And to curry favor with the wealthiest students

And to feel that my life is my own.

And Townsend's gone to a lot of trouble.

And try not to break anything else on your way out.

And way too fond of his liquor,

And we all know you were wrong.

And we could stay at cottage.

And we would like to get a room.

And we'd so love it if you would come

And we'll come right straight back.

And what does Scott think of it all?

And what does sound "dentisty" to you, Mr. Fitzgerald?

And what's this I hear about a motion picture?

And when he suggested that you might want to pick up a few new things,

And when I got it,

And will do, is in spite of you.

And writing is a real job?

And yet here you are judging my

And yet, knowing that,

And you are pathetic, tragic frauds.

And you be a good Episcopalian, Zelda,

And you did it, Goofo.

And you know what they will remember you for?

And you know you have to have him.

And you thought it was a marvelous idea.

And you, quite often, don't want to see it.

And you, sweet girl, are...

And you, you keep on spending and spending and spending,

And you'll do it again.

And you're all they write about.

And you're as handsome as me.

And you're different?

And you're married.

And you're never gonna run out of money,

And you've always lived that.

And yours should be, too. You're married.

And, even if your mama doesn't, you know

And, uh, I've played hooky

And, well, even then.

Another writer's book?

Any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Any more enbalming fluid, old man?

Anyone can see that and

Anyone reads that novel of yours.

Anything better to talk about?

Anything that wild mind of yours

Anything you ladies would like to try on,

Anything your heart desires.

Anything?

Anytime, darling.

Are from up north, Lieutenant Fitzgerald?

Are such three minute eggs.

Are there any plans for a meal?

Are they not?

Are you happy, baby?

Are you sick, honey?

Are you sure your mama

Armistice, dear. The war's over.

As a judge, I've written more than he has.

As a matter of fact,

As bad publicity, Max,

As I recall, a couple Martinis,

As I said last night, Coney Island is a better choice

As long as we're together,

As soon as Scribner's publishes my first novel.

As the place we met.

At 18 Montgomery Street when they find out.

At 75 years old,

At least the turban gives her a look.

At least they're men, not props.

At long last. Good to see you again, my boy.

At talking my way out of trouble.

At that service station.

At the country club?

At the National Arts Club.

At what?

At your service.

Aw, sure you do.

Awfully small grindstone.

Baby,

Baby, you're not going out.

Baby. You have obligations.

Baby's going to be fine.

Baltimore. Philadelphia.

Be good, Zel

Be good, Zelda.

Beautiful girl.

Because all that came later.

Because dentists recommend them.

Because he doesn't think he's gonna see any money from it.

Because I could tell by the sound of your ring.

Because I don't have anything to show.

Because I find myself inordinately concerned

Because I'm heartbroken, Zelda.

Because it can.

Because no matter where we are,

Because once I wanted something and got it.

Because one says "no" to the Bankheads.

Because that's not the man I thought you were.

Because you seem to forget that you're still living under my roof,

Because you two are off to the races.

Because you're not gonna find two more amusing fellas

Been here one month,

Before my wedding night

Before the toll booth guy comes looking for us.

Before they"

Before we go.

Besides ride your father's coattails?

Besides what he's told you?

Besides,

Besides, the war industries board

Better call after 9

Biscuits?

Bitty, who's the actor here?

Bless your heart for your concern,

Blowy clean.

Both grandfathers.

Both of us.

Boys, I am never going to remember all your names,

Bravo, Tom, bravo.

Bravo.

Buddy Hollingsworth and Nita McCormick

Bunny, I hear you're climbing the ladder

Burton Rascoe. Heywood Broun.

But but, darling,

But acting in them?

But as I always say,

But being late for supper is disrespectful to me

But Broun hates me.

But can't we have a little fun?

But Eleanor Boardman is not one of them.

But her daddy thought the profession unseemly,

But honestly, I'm looking for something a bit more au courant.

But I ain't gonna do that.

But I can't finish it

But I can't for the life of me imagine what it is.

But I can't stop now,

But I guess they went back to Tilde's.

But I have to do both.

But I knew he smelled like the damp grass

But I like Landon.

But I plan on getting paid a lot for it some day.

But I say let's drink to your brilliant book.

But I would love to see you in a number like this.

But I'm not beneath you, Harvey tire and rubber.

But I'm not going to be stationed here forever,

But I'm struck with this sudden and ferocious need to copulate.

But instant success.

But it might as well have been about me.

But it seems after all,

But it's a benefit for our boys.

But it's better to perform them in the dark.

But it's important for a wife not to...

But it's late, and we

But it's not a book that any of you will ever assign or value.

But life can be so awfully distracting.

But no getting handsy.

But not for me.

But not nearly as cold as Saint Paul.

But not now.

But she won't hear of it, she just wants to talk fish.

But some are complaining of a draft.

But somehow this one's different, isn't it, baby?

But that is the most deliciously sad story

But that's not the way life works.

But the meat's too damn tender.

But then, all of a sudden,

But then, you're so often wrong

But there's clearly no one here.

But there's more to be done.

But there's no reason you can't.

But they don't have the faintest idea

But this novel will put Paradise to shame.

But tonight's a different story.

But until then...

But we were just talking.

But you don't even like him.

But you will, baby.

But you'll end up the same as Monty,

But Zelda and I, we participated in the war effort.

But, Mama...

Butter beans, dear?

By all means, take a look.

By curating a collection of fine literature.

By going to dances every night and staying out to all hours?

By the look of it, I can't disagree.

By the name of Sinclair Lewis?

Bye, Ellie.

Bye, Mama.

Bye, now.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Can conceive of.

Can we just maybe pick this up tomorrow?

Can we keep him?

Can you believe it?

Can you blame him?

Can you imagine the two of us

Can you make me one of your tomato sandwiches?

Can you tell Scott I'll be right back?

Can't a fellow enjoy his success?

Can't do this anymore.

Can't keep the boys waiting.

Can't miss it.

Can't say that I do.

Careful, Alfredo.

Carry on. A ha!

Center of everything.

Certainly not worth squabbling over.

Cheyenne.

Chicago.

Chin up.

Chin up.

Chocolate this time.

Christ Almighty, Zelda.

Class of '22.

Class of 70

Clear my head.

Close the door, Bunny!

Come in.

Come in.

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

Come on, come on.

Come on, Fitzgerald, let's go.

Come on, Goofo.

Come on, Scott.

Come on, you little bearcat.

Come on, Zelda.

Come on, Zelda. Just do it.

Come on!

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on. Ah!

Come on. Let's scoot before we get comfortable.

Coming home.

Congratulations on your tremendous success with the book.

Congratulations, both of you.

Congratulations!

Cooing like a pigeon. Ooh, ooh.

Cost more than $3,000.

Could the kitchen make me some tomato finger sandwiches?

Could you perhaps knock?

Could you post this for me?

Couldn't have gone worse.

Cured? Was I sick?

Daddy, this isn't a deposition.

Daddy's r'aring to go.

Damn!

Damn.

Darling girl, I need your help.

Darling, can we just talk?

Darling, it's time.

Darling, they

Darling.

Darling.

Darling.

Daylight. Fitzgerald, always jump in the daylight.

Deadly accurate.

Dear friends, we've come together

Dear God. I have neither.

Dear Mr. Fitzgerald, I'm not much of a reader.

Dear, he's young.

Dearest Scott, the rally was ever so amazing.

Dentists recommend them.

Depends on which magazines.

Despite all that,

Diary Of a Popular Girl.

Did all of Europe grow tired of your opinions,

Did we order something already?

Did you not see this?

Did you see his face?

Did you see your Yankee again last night?

Didn't let you go to the dances,

Do any two people work better together

Do excuse us.

Do washed up writers get letters

Do you have any idea how big this is gonna be?

Do you have the ring?

Do you have to make such a fuss?

Do you hear a baby crying?

Do you hear what I'm contending with?

Do you know a young author

Do you need something, Mrs. Fitzgerald?

Do you really think that I'm ready

Do you take Francis Scott Fitzgerald

Do you take Zelda Sayre for your lawful wife,

Do you think you could wait for a fella like me?

Do you think you're doing?

Do you want to come, Tootsie?

Does anybody call you Luddy?

Does everyone in town know you?

Does he have to be so perfect?

Does he think I can't do it without him?

Doesn't know why you're spending so much time

Doesn't mean I can't correspond, does it?

Doesn't sound very "dentisty."

Doesn't this take the cake?

Don't be in too big a hurry.

Don't forget your hat this time, Mr. Fitzgerald.

Don't I know it.

Don't know what you're trying to say, fancy pants.

Don't know you at all.

Don't make fun.

Don't take any guff from the operator.

Don't they realize that you're from

Don't you dare. You promised me a church wedding.

Don't you ever lose it.

Don't you push me, Zelda Sayre.

Don't you think?

Don't you two have

Door was open.

Doug Fairbanks, Barrymore.

Draws a much bigger crowd.

Drive on, Firestone.

Drunk on the idea that love can fix everything.

Dutch!

Dying moons and shadows."

Easier. More American.

Easy for you to say, he liked you.

Eat.

Eddie Timpson told me she was dancing cheek to cheek

Edna St. Vincent Millay, the poet.

End. Stop."

Entrancing Zelda.

Especially not the people.

Eugenia.

Evelyn's smile isn't glorious.

Even at Princeton, Scott was famous for going for girls

Even Daddy? You think he'd come?

Even one as well practiced as yours.

Even redouble our efforts

Even smells the same.

Even to the yellowish moss.

Even to the yellowish moss."

Evening, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver.

Evening, Zelda.

Ever since the book came out.

Every magazine is clamoring for your next short story.

Every man has his own set of expectations,

Everybody does. I'm a rare breed.

Everybody knows everybody else's business.

Everyone says you're nothing if not persistent.

Everyone, period,

Everything is under control.

Everything looks the same,

Everything that's ever gone bad for me at Princeton

Everything's come undone.

Everything's old here, too.

Everything's old here.

Everywhere you look.

Exactly. You're one better.

Excellent. I have just the piece.

Except for one's own obituary,

Except for that damn flute.

Excuse me, Alfredo.

Excuse me, Miss Hunnicutt.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Excuse me. Sorry.

Excuse me. Sorry.

Excuse me. Thank you.

Fail, mostly.

Fallin' in love?

Falls In a Fountain."

Far out of his league.

Faster, sister.

Feels the same,

Fingers.

First round's on me.

Fitzgerald, have you met Heywood Broun?

Fitzgerald, I don't think this is the time.

Fitzgerald, move your ass up.

Fitzgerald, people came to see the girls

Fitzgerald!

Flash the lights, honk the horn.

Food, sustenance, a must.

For a few months.

For a little while.

For a man braver than yourself to attempt greatness,

For better or worse,

For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer,

For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer,

For heaven's sake.

For I believe this is the moment in the meeting

For I'm much too lazy to care

For Mama and Daddy to see us off the bottle for once.

For membership and productivity.

For novelty rides, Fitzgerald.

For the life of me,

For the naked eye,

For the quality of the tobacco,

For the rest of my life.

For the whole world to read?

For what, stains?

For your infinite good taste.

For your lawful husband,

For your new home.

For your quick thinking and cat like reflexes.

Forgive the spelling. It's not my strong suit.

France?

Francis Scott Fitzgerald,

Frankly, I think it's extremely inconsiderate of her

Fred Niblow wants to meet me.

Fred was in town.

Free love?

From H.L. Mencken, who, as is to be expected,

From her first day at Childan Elementary.

From high school nearly every day

From Mama's wedding dress.

From now on, we'll be three:

From spinning out of control.

From the automatic writing that you do in your diary.

From the cold, hard ground.

From the Japanese Reliable Employment Agency.

From the Modern Languages department at Princeton?

From your husband, then.

Fuck, fuck, fuck!

Fuck.

Full of hope and potential,

Gentlemen, may I introduce...

Get

Get in line, boys. Sister.

Get in the car.

Get on out of bed

Get your predatory hands off my wife.

Ginger tea, plain crackers.

Give Bunny something to fantasize about.

Give me a cigarette.

Give me that baby, Tildy.

Give me that bottle.

Give my love to Katie and Daddy.

Given how busy you must be

Gives me a reason to live.

Glad one of you is.

Glass front display, lobby of Scribner's.

Gloria Seymour, Scott's mistress.

Gloria.

Go on.

Go with the singular.

God bless Scott for knowing something clothing.

Goddamn bottom feeder.

Gonna notice when you disappear.

Good afternoon.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Harold Ober.

Good evening, Mrs. Fitzgerald.

Good evening. We'd like a room.

Good God, Ober, is that the best you got.

Good God.

Good Lord, Zelda,

Good luck in France, Landon.

Good morning, everyone.

Good night. They'll be carrying on

Good.

Goodnight, Zelda Sayre.

Goofo, I'm losing my mind.

Gosh.

Grabbin' at his backside,

Great.

Greatest book I've read in ages.

Greetings, my jellies.

Guess what. Guess what.

H.L. Mencken.

Ha ha. Of course.

Ha!

Hand me another cookie.

Hand me that gin bottle in the back there.

Happy birthday to you.

Hard to see the correlation.

Harold, I really can't.

Harvey and his ilk.

Harvey, Harvey

Harvey, Harvey, Harvey

Harvey, Harvey, Harvey,

Harvey. Harvey,

Has been entirely my fault.

Have a seat.

Have I really been gone so long

Have practically taken over the whole backyard.

Have you begun writing yours?

Have you ever seen her dance?

Have you seen the trench they've been working on?

Haven't we just left?

He already has his own business.

He basically married the heroine of his stories.

He believes in you.

He came out of nowhere.

He can do what he does without you.

He can't be more than 14.

He did all this for me.

He doesn't like my knickerbockers.

He doesn't want me distracted.

He enlisted. He's down in El Paso.

He had a talent for disappointment

He had some character say that.

He has money. He's buying it.

He just doesn't like the idea

He knows who he is and what he wants.

He might be interesting now.

He might not always know how to deal with that.

He must be some kind of a genius or something.

He must have said a dozen times the suit had to be a Jen Patou.

He never really fit in here, did he?

He never stops moving,

He never took any of this movie talk seriously.

He said you haven't been to ballet class in a couple of weeks.

He says you need help.

He thinks I have something.

He wants just so desperately to please everyone.

He wants me to audition for his new picture.

He was a millionaire.

He was never much good at it.

He was the one professor there that was worth a damn.

He went gangbusters for our girl.

He'd be lost without you.

He'd better learn.

He'd jump up all wiggly and squirmy,

He'd probably say, "Gesundheit."

He'll take the lead, of course,

He's a good kisser.

He's a rooster anyway.

He's an Irish Yankee hellraiser

He's been after you ever since he met you.

He's confident and fearless.

He's done well for himself.

He's going to give up.

He's intelligent and caring and a gentleman.

He's invited me to speak.

He's just angling for an easy sell,

He's just gonna die when he sees you.

He's nice to her.

He's not my Yankee, but yes.

He's scared, Zelda.

He's so handsome,

He's the man that helps make the money.

He's the one that writes scenarios for the pictures.

He's too old to be gallivanting with you and your group.

He's under tremendous pressure, sir.

He's working.

He's worried that it might confuse

Hear, hear.

Heavens, Zelda, what are you doing here?

Hell of a book, Fitzgerald.

Hell of a book!

Hell, I could see publishing it

Hell, no.

Hell, she knows I can. I know I can.

Hello, boys. Come on in.

Hello, darling. Who is this?

Hello, madam.

Hello, Mrs. Fitzgerald.

Hello, Mrs. Riggs.

Hello!

Hello.

Hello.

Hello. I'm meeting the Bankheads.

Helps settle the stomach.

Henry, get over here.

Henry? Might we borrow you?

Henry.

Her cousin Effy's house for the weekend.

Her hemlines don't help.

Her mama and daddy think she's at

Her man's got another girl. Everyone knew. Now she does too.

Her shopping and last week's mail, sir.

Here we are.

Here we go, gentlemen.

Here we go. I need a drink.

Here you go.

Here, darling.

Here, here.

Here? Really?

Here. Here. Sign this for Lawrence.

Here. You can order

Here's one more.

Here's what you don't understand, Fitzgerald.

Heroically saving us

Hesitate.

Hey hey! Congratulations.

Hey, Fitzgerald!

Hey, hey! Fitzgerald!

Hey, John Sellers. Hi, y'all.

Hey, miss, you want to dance?

Hey, y'all, it's getting late.

Hey, Zelda,

Hey.

Hey.

Hi.

High brow literati.

Higher, Bunny.

His mother's dead.

History. Fiction.

Hm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm. I'm extremely talented

Hmm. Nobody's got a right to live but us.

Hmm. Well, don't bring the children, then.

Hmph.

Hold on!

Hollywood is for writers who can't write.

Holy Jesus!

Holy Lord, that's Stuart Ramsey's little brother Ralphie.

Home.

Honestly.

Hope you're ready.

Hot!

How about now? You going to rent us a room now?

How are we doing, fellas?

How are you?

How beautiful.

How could any of it be in vain

How could that be? It's brilliant.

How could you leave that animal to suffer like that?

How could you let this happen?

How crude we'd be if we didn't.

How dare you.

How do we afford anything?

How do you do?

How do you feel about free love?

How do you know when it's different, Mama?

How I've missed you.

How long are we going to be in Montgomery for?

How long are we supposed to sit here?

How long you in town for, Lieutenant?

How lovely, you memorized all four lines.

How much is this costing anyway?

How much money do you make anyway, Daddy?

How much Princeton means to you.

How much the heart can hold.

How often my hands are covered in clay.

How sweet of you.

How tragic, giving up your dreams

How'd it go last night?

How's Daddy?

How's that for a wedding present?

How's that sound?

However, the Biltmore also awaits.

Huh.

Huh.

Huh. And you?

Huh. You can even finish your novel there.

Hurry up now. We're all going to the parade.

Hurry up.

I I bought you all we can.

I I didn't say that you could come in here.

I I have to finish

I I was hoping we'd have more time together.

I adore you.

I agree with Judge Sayre.

I ain't never seen one like it.

I always thought that was the root of our friendship.

I am a great writer.

I am ashamed that a daughter of mine

I am deadly accurate in everything I do.

I am in charge of the entertainment for the benefit tonight,

I am Tanaka Fujimori

I ask you, what is the point?

I assumed they were going to take the train back home,

I ate the entire chocolate cake

I beat it out of there the minute Roger got back.

I beg your pardon?

I blame you for this.

I call it like I see it, old man,

I can dance with both you boys.

I can do that, Mama.

I can hardly breathe with all the prestige in the air.

I can live with that.

I can marry you right now right here.

I can see that.

I can see you're upset, Mr. Fitzgerald.

I can smell it on your breath.

I can tell you that.

I can translate. This is what we call a plateau.

I can write anywhere.

I can write in between.

I can't be in the pictures, darling girl.

I can't believe you're actually here.

I can't do this.

I can't help it if I'm never home.

I can't take all the credit.

I can't think of anything better

I can't.

I can't. Not right now.

I care if you're a writer.

I certainly hope that's not the new novel.

I could never forget you, Scott Fitzgerald.

I couldn't leave without seeing you, Zelda.

I couldn't wait one second more.

I dare say Scott was the prettiest chorus girl

I didn't agree to that, did I?

I didn't do it for your father.

I didn't get a chance

I didn't know I married a regular land stirrer.

I didn't realize.

I didn't see it.

I didn't want to move on. That deer was suffering.

I do, and you always

I do.

I do.

I don't care what the women wear.

I don't care what you wear.

I don't even know your name.

I don't have a husband.

I don't have anything to wear, Luddy.

I don't have anything to wear.

I don't hear a baby, sir.

I don't know how y'all can stand

I don't know what I'm doing here.

I don't know what to tell you. She's

I don't know what you're talkin' about, Goofo.

I don't know what you're talking about, Daddy.

I don't know who that is.

I don't know why Eugenia puts up with it.

I don't know, at least wear stockings.

I don't know, it's, uh

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. You tell me.

I don't like it much.

I don't like that Mathis boy.

I don't mean to denigrate my previous work,

I don't miss New York at all.

I don't need any more suits. I have plenty.

I don't need to hear about any of that.

I don't see what you're so upset about, Daddy.

I don't suppose acting's too terribly hard.

I don't think it's morbid at all.

I don't wait for anyone.

I don't want this, you horse's ass.

I don't want to have to put my mind to it.

I don't want to look like an idiot.

I don't want to ruin my hair.

I don't want to, Ellie.

I don't want you to worry.

I fear we may have ridden him

I feel lighter already.

I feel like the whole thing's over and done with.

I felt its urgency.

I find it gratifying that

I get a paycheck every week.

I get goin' on a story.

I got drunk.

I got to find my wife.

I got to scoot.

I guarantee you that.

I guess I was just having too much fun.

I guess the expensive doesn't like Virginia.

I had a letter from Arthur Brennan yesterday.

I had taken on Scott.

I had the same thing with all of my babies.

I had to make a decision for both of us.

I hadn't thought about it but I possibly could be.

I hate cooking.

I have a legacy to create.

I have a toast, everyone.

I have been noodling

I have lots of pins from lots of boys, Mama.

I have returned!

I have some news.

I have something else.

I have something for you.

I have the most amazing news.

I have the O'Reilly service this afternoon.

I have to choose the perfect passage.

I have to go.

I have to hang up the phone. I'm sorry.

I have to say, as unbearable as Tallulah is,

I have written a great book.

I have written three stories already,

I haven't acted since I was a child.

I haven't been married in months.

I haven't practiced in weeks.

I haven't stopped so far.

I hear it's mighty cold up there.

I heard it was a nasty case of ringworm.

I hope not. She was a mean old buzzard.

I hope so.

I hope you don't mind.

I hope you get to see the Eiffel Tower.

I imagine I have Tootsie to thank for that.

I imagine you have.

I invited a few friends to celebrate with us.

I jumped at the chance to take you on your first trip to Ladies Mile.

I just

I just can't be like everybody else.

I just don't want you taking up with that Mathis boy.

I just need to show her that I can do it.

I just needed some fresh air.

I just wanted to make you feel that you belonged here.

I know that you're, uh, quite sought after.

I know that.

I know there were other possibilities.

I know this is awful to say, but...

I know where we can go.

I know you don't mean that.

I know you're an author, not an actor.

I know you're working on your novel,

I know,

I know, I'm just tired of that set.

I know, Zelda dear.

I know.

I know.

I know.

I know. I know it.

I like being able to see you.

I like it.

I like it. It's colorful, like its occupant.

I like ruffles. And how is this dress any different

I like the South.

I like to cry.

I look at the bluebloods trying to impress you

I love him.

I love you best of all.

I love you, baby sister.

I love you, but

I love you, darling.

I love you, Mama.

I love you. Pick some mums.

I love your drawl, darling girl.

I love your suit.

I made myself a summer reading list.

I made up for it in prep school.

I may be nothing but an impediment

I may never see you again.

I mean Daddy.

I mean it with all my heart.

I mean it.

I mean the point is UA loves the idea.

I mean, it's wonderful,

I mean, she's the one that's insisting that

I messed everything up.

I might like this green one.

I must have taken a wrong turn.

I must insist, sir, that we set

I need more time with you.

I need to be writing my next novel right now,

I need to find my coat.

I need to see them.

I need you there with me.

I needed to get a book.

I never heard of him.

I never should have let you drive.

I now pronounce you man and wife.

I only stopped by to say hey

I promised Abigail I'd baby sit little Camden.

I ran into Professor Wisner at McCormick's this morning.

I read it from cover to cover.

I read the "Tribune," of course.

I read your book.

I really did, but...

I really must be going.

I really need a bath and a nap.

I remember when she came back

I reviewed your book, not you.

I rewrite my novel before she'll marry me.

I saw you before anything else in that room.

I saw you kiss that Yankee.

I say both. What are we drinking?

I should think that you'd be

I should think that you'd be thrilled at the attention.

I should, uh, go see about the room, darling.

I signed his name to everything.

I sit there, and I'm writing.

I spent hours

I spent the whole afternoon with Tallulah,

I still think it was a cowardly thing to do,

I suppose it could.

I suppose not.

I suppose so.

I suppose there's some reason you sent that woman

I sure as heck would.

I surely do.

I swear, I could wear a burlap sack

I swear. You are the worst shot

I take it straight.

I think I accosted 70 odd ladies

I think I may have fallen a little bit in love with her myself

I think I understand why you became a critic.

I think it might be best if I

I think it sounds exciting.

I think it's a wonderful idea.

I think it's as bright as they come.

I think it's more the case he doesn't think

I think John Sellers is a little jealous.

I think that these people that supposedly know you

I think Tildy's talkin' about

I think we should do it.

I think we're good for the night.

I think you should put on some stockings.

I think your talk this afternoon

I thought I married a man.

I thought I'd be able to see the city by now.

I thought there was an Edna or Saint in there someplace.

I thought there, uh might be a display.

I thought we were taking your car, Ludlow.

I thought you changed your mind.

I thought you preferred lower.

I thought you'd be off doing military maneuvers or something.

I thought your parents went up to see you.

I told you he'd do something magnificent.

I told you not to get wet.

I told you that I needed to be alone,

I told you we should have turned back

I tried the group out.

I understand your people

I usually just skip to my lines.

I want to be in that institution if she's there, too.

I want to get to Montgomery in one piece.

I want to go someplace shiny and new

I want to see the display.

I want you!

I wanted you to have whatever breakfast you wanted, darling.

I wanted...

I was as pretty as you are,

I was drunk.

I was made for you, Scott.

I was never much good at math.

I was quite popular.

I was the one puttin' gum on his seat.

I was too busy looking at your legs, darling.

I was trying to help.

I was trying to help.

I went for a walk with Livy,

I went to college, if that's what you mean.

I went to school with her granddaughter Delia.

I went to war.

I will probably be dead three months from now.

I will take the cold over this heat

I wish we hadn't thrown out that gin.

I won't wear any, then.

I worry that I'll never do anything of import,

I would have slept till I was dead.

I would never have left Montgomery.

I would never say such a thing.

I would rather drown myself than spend another minute

I wouldn't have bought such a big breakfast this morning.

I wouldn't miss this. It's historic,

I wouldn't say that.

I wouldn't worry too much.

I wrote this novel.

I wrote.

I, too, find myself stirred.

I'd always believed I was a woman of adventure.

I'd hardly know where one dull day ends

I'd like to have my new husband to myself now.

I'd love to take a look at them.

I'll ask Zelda. She'll know.

I'll be right there with you.

I'll be with him if I want to be.

I'll do just that.

I'll do what I want.

I'll get it, Katie.

I'll get you some ginger ale.

I'll go back eventually, Mama, I promise.

I'll go fetch her.

I'll just get the key.

I'll just say, but all the broken columns

I'll remember him well.

I'll say adieu.

I'll say that John Sellers' mooning about.

I'll see you in the park at 9:30, Livy.

I'll take care of it.

I'll take his try in, then.

I'll take you to the inner sanctum.

I'll tell you later.

I'm a big fan of yours, Mr. Fitzgerald.

I'm a little at the mercy

I'm about to leave for the Arts Club.

I'm always writing, Max.

I'm calling the sheriff.

I'm comin', I'm comin'.

I'm commemorating that night.

I'm doing my patriotic duty.

I'm doing what a fellow has to do

I'm excited for you.

I'm expecting my orders any day.

I'm fixin' to.

I'm Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald!

I'm going to be a famous writer some day.

I'm going to be famous some day,

I'm going to be the next F. Scott Fitzgerald.

I'm going to get to Richmond some day.

I'm going to Hollywood.

I'm gonna leave Montgomery.

I'm hardly elusive,

I'm here now, aren't I?

I'm here, dummy.

I'm here.

I'm honored to to have been included.

I'm impressed you got so many of us out this far.

I'm in dire need of a protégé.

I'm just afraid that a dress like that

I'm just gonna run this laundry downstairs.

I'm just here as a guest.

I'm just trying to protect your mantle.

I'm less than nothing.

I'm looking for you.

I'm married, Mama.

I'm moving back to New York.

I'm much younger and lovelier

I'm never going to Kansas.

I'm not finished.

I'm not God.

I'm not going to that thing.

I'm not lying, I

I'm not staying in.

I'm not your baby anymore.

I'm not.

I'm not. You're captivating.

I'm on to something quite spectacular, though.

I'm photographed for the newspaper all the time.

I'm playing chess with Jim Mayfield later, Minnie.

I'm pregnant.

I'm ready to see the world.

I'm real.

I'm Scott Fitzgerald. May I?

I'm shocked she got out of bed this morning.

I'm sick of all these old buildings.

I'm simply asking.

I'm so happy for Scott, I'm grinning like a possum.

I'm so honored to meet you.

I'm so sorry to interrupt.

I'm sorry I interrupted your process.

I'm sorry she stole your beau, Vincent.

I'm sorry that I was so thoughtless.

I'm sorry,

I'm sorry, but you should hear what people say about her, Mama.

I'm sorry, Daddy.

I'm sorry, I was just

I'm sorry, old man, I believe this is my dance.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I I just assumed.

I'm sorry. I j

I'm sorry. Sometimes I

I'm sure I'm one of your biggest fans.

I'm sure Scott would like to know

I'm sure there are women who can wear lipstick and rouge

I'm sure what you're writing is wonderful.

I'm the only girl in town with style.

I'm tired of their foolishness.

I'm told your book was an overnight success.

I'm tr

I'm tryin'.

I'm well aware.

I'm writing.

I've already talked with Alfredo

I've always loved acting.

I've been followin' along lo these many years,

I've been remiss in inviting our neighbors to call.

I've been thinking.

I've booked us all rooms.

I've dated every single one of them.

I've earned this.

I've ever heard.

I've ever seen, John Sellers.

I've got a name for you.

I've lost count of the months. Are you real?

I've never been abroad.

I've never seen him like this

I've read nearly every piece that you've ever published.

I've spent today in the graveyard,

I've spent today in the graveyard.

I've, uh I've read it twice.

Idn't it divine?

If he comes back at all.

If he didn't like the way I dressed, he could have told me.

If he found you up here.

If I don't go, they'll think I can't keep up.

If I don't write,

If I had wanted a stiff, boring old party,

If I waited, it might be gone forever.

If I were the judge, I would lock you in a tower

If I'm going off to die?

If it doesn't send a man straight to the asylum?

If there are no stories, there is no...

If we're gonna die for our country,

If y'all don't mind,

If you asked Harold, "What's a Patou?"

If you do have some pages,

If you don't wear a corset,

If you like little boys.

If you put your mind to it.

If you want to go to Cairo and ride a camel,

If you want to go to Paris, we'll go to Paris.

If you wore this...

If you'd like.

If you'll excuse me, I'm finding it hard to breathe.

If you're not going to talk to this boy,

Immature perhaps.

Important though your affairs may be,

In a traveling theatrical,

In all of its disordered grandeur.

In all the papers.

In fact, I'm surprised

In feathers and pearls.

In his study tonight.

In its own right.

In my experience

In sickness and in health,

In sickness and in health, until death do you part?

In some trench on the front lines.

In the pure, simple state they were in before they ate the candy."

In the trenches of France.

In their love for one another.

In this case, yes.

In this church on this day

In this house, we eat as a family.

In this morbid Southern coffin of a town

In this stupid piss hole.

In this whole group of regimental monkeys,

In two weeks.

In your next letter to Mr. Scott Fitzgerald.

In your opinion, Floyd,

Incorrigible...

Indeed.

Indeed.

Indulged me.

Inebriated.

Intellectual

Intellectual? Good God!

Into something iridescent and surprising.

Invited every child in school.

Irascible F. Scott Fitzgerald

Iridescent. Huh.

Ironic, being that your book isn't out.

Is gonna be the highlight of my year.

Is I were to use that diary

Is it far?

Is it nice?

Is it only Saturday?

Is it possible that you are the worst friend

Is just a little hussy,

Is that really what you want me to think?

Is that so?

Is that so? I thought it was the other way around.

Is that the kind of marriage you want to have?

Is that why she's been wearing a turban?

Is that why you asked me to dance?

Is there a barber in the hotel?

Is there more than one room?

Is this all for us?

Is this any good?

Is this really what we wanted?

Is this what you're looking for?

Is what he is, Zelda. Catholic, no doubt.

Is without you nothing's possible.

Is you.

Ish kabibble!

Ish kabibble.

Ish kabibble.

Isn't going to get us there any faster.

Isn't it enough?

Isn't it wonderful?

Isn't that right, Lawrence?

Isn't that today?

Isn't that what you signed up for?

Isn't there anything more interesting

Isn't there room at the church for this?

Isn't this the best place to start?

It all felt natural,

It all getting away from them.

It all seems so futile, doesn't it?

It always reminds me of Mama in the garden at Mineral Mount.

It broke.

It caused quite a stir around here.

It doesn't matter.

It feels like I haven't been back here in ages.

It gets cold up there, too,

It gives a lovely light!"

It helps when I'm struggling.

It is 1:30 in the morning.

It is about me.

It is always such a hit with the young people.

It is the least I can do.

It is?

It just fell into your lap, just like that.

It just goes on forever,

It makes sense to them.

It might.

It must get awfully lonely around here

It seems like bad luck to me.

It seems we hit a nerve.

It speaks to your general enthusiasm.

It suits you.

It takes Herculean focus and effort.

It took me four drafts to get it right.

It turned to dust in my hands.

It was always about me.

It was glorious. I never had so much fun.

It was quite an interesting, let's see, what did I call it?

It was supposed to be about you, not Scott.

It was the only thing I ever wanted badly.

It was the way he always looked at things.

It will be a good film.

It will no doubt be immortalized by

It will undermine your reputation.

It won't be the Biltmore, but

It works every time.

It would be worth it.

It wouldn't be the worst thing in the world

It'll be grand. Fans, critics.

It'll burn itself out. it always does.

It'll never come to fruition.

It's Tell me everything, my girl.

It's "under cover."

It's a clean slate.

It's a favorite of mine as well.

It's a fictionalized interview

It's a good place to be from.

It's a honeymoon suite.

It's a rare author that debuts to universal praise.

It's all I speak.

It's all locked up.

It's all one big swirl.

It's almost 6:15. Dinner.

It's also my life.

It's always a pleasure, Harvey.

It's as if you're writing about me.

It's awful late.

It's beautiful, Zelda.

It's been a very bad day.

It's dead again.

It's easy when you represent such remarkable authors.

It's exactly what we need.

It's exhausting.

It's far less challenging than the stage.

It's from Professor Gauss.

It's gone. The whole thing is absolutely gone.

It's good for book sales.

It's good, isn't it?

It's gorgeous.

It's historic.

It's just a little grease.

It's just a matter of time

It's just a song, Zelda.

It's just beautiful.

It's just Townsend's folly.

It's just what I do.

It's kind of crooked.

It's leveled off.

It's longer.

It's much better. Thank you.

It's not a baby alligator. It's not gonna bite ya.

It's not every day we find the fresh voice of a new generation.

It's not like you were really doing anything.

It's okay, Mrs. Fitzgerald.

It's one thing to sell your stories to the pictures,

It's only a block away.

It's only Tootsie and me, and you let Scott

It's out now.

It's people that we need,

It's possibly too callow for this crowd.

It's probably time I was gettin' home.

It's quite amusing.

It's quite something when a novel sells its way

It's so quiet.

It's such an exciting voice you have.

It's that Fitzgerald boy.

It's the damnedest thing, Townsend.

It's the most beautiful place on Earth.

It's the natural order of things.

It's the pictures. You don't have to actually speak.

It's time you and Scott had a baby.

It's under the bed.

It's what worried everyone so about Scott.

It's who you are.

It's your bread and butter.

It's your true calling, my dear.

Je l'aime bien!

Jesus.

John Sellers was just telling us

John was gonna give me his pin tonight?

John. Ellie.

Johnson!

Judge Anthony Sayre's residence.

Judge, let's not talk about this right now.

Just chase you around the country

Just for you.

Just in time.

Just like real marrieds.

Just like real marrieds.

Just outside Chicago, actually.

Just press this, and you'll have it.

Just received orders to join the 67th on Long Island.

Just so that you can indulge in the fantasy

Just some boy.

Just take your hands off me!

Just these Montgomery dresses

Just to be judged and humiliated?

Just walked in.

Just walkin'.

Just you two?

Just, you know,

Katie, I don't have a taste for roast tonight.

Katie, I'll take my sandwich in my room.

Katie, I'm here!

Katie, that can certainly wait until tomorrow.

Katie?

Keaton, Bailey, Crenshaw,

Keep it that way.

Keep telling yourself that.

Kissing strange men in front of all our neighbors

Lady of leisure.

Last night at the party.

Last time I checked, I was still supporting all of you writers.

Lawrence Calderwood, sir.

Lawrence, clear your schedule.

Lawrence, every first novel, uh,

Lawrence, tell us what you like most about Scott's book.

Lawrence.

Layout is ready, illustrations are late.

Leave it to Townsend

Leon Ruth, Dan Cody, John Sellers.

Let me drive?

Let me get the door.

Let me talk to Mama. See what she thinks.

Let's get out of here!

Let's go for a ride.

Let's go inside. We're ready for you.

Let's go into the city.

Let's go to the book store.

Let's go, Zelda.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's just start without her.

Let's not rile the judge any more tonight. Come here.

Let's not wear any clothes.

Let's see how fast you can get it to 8.

Let's see it.

Let's stay. It's like a museum.

Lieutenant Fitzgerald's going to think

Lieutenant Fitzgerald's military grade overseas cap.

Lieutenant Hammond. How nice of you to drop by.

Lighter.

Like a new book.

Like Blake or Shelly's concept of?

Like letting Eugenia Bankhead give you the works?

Like maybe this is meant to be.

Like rivers and streams.

Like you had me ordered, made, and measured

Lil' Johnny's gonna bust out crying any minute.

Listen, we're gonna take a minute, sweetheart,

Little to nothing.

Livy and Ellie are waitin' on me.

Livy.

Livy's waiting for me.

Livye Hart, this is Lieutenant Scott Fitzgerald.

Look at that. See?

Look at this place. It's a mess.

Look at this. Look at this.

Look at us.

Look at you, Zelda.

Look at you.

Look at your hair.

Look over my shoulder. There. To the left.

Look to your left.

Look, you didn't know what you wanted.

Looking for you.

Lord, it's so blazing hot.

Lose it? I wouldn't know how.

Love you, Zelda honey.

Lovely in a ghastly production.

Lucky for you, I wrote one.

Luddy has forsaken me.

Luddy has piles of money, and he's not such a high hat.

Ludlow, always good to see you.

Mackenzie inspired you, and you inspired Lawrence.

Mackenzie, Wells.

Makes me feel a part of something bigger.

Makes your food taste even better.

Making up your mind tonight, Daddy.

Mama says conflict develops the character.

Mama was a stage actress.

Mama, I got to go.

Mama, I miss you.

Mama, I really think I can do this.

Mama, I was so nervous.

Mama, these boys are facing death

Mama.

Mama. Daddy?

Marriage is a wonderful institution, my boy.

Marry me.

Marry me.

Max really came through.

Max wanted me to do it.

Max wants the new novel by September,

Max. Ha ha.

May I?

May I?

May the Lord bless

Maybe I'll go on the wagon

Maybe I'll learn.

Maybe not.

Maybe she doesn't care as much as you do.

Maybe she is dreadful. I don't know.

Maybe that's your problem.

Maybe they can tell us how to get to Fredericksburg.

Maybe we should wait until we get to a real town.

Maybe when I was eight.

Me, too.

Mean romance to me.

Meet downstairs, noon.

Might be for everyone else.

Might have been a little bit embarrassing

Milton Grable.

Mind those rosebushes, baby.

Minnesota?

Miss Hunni, Hunni, Hunni, Hunni, Hunni, Hunnicutt.

Miss Sayre!

Miss Sayre.

Miss Zelda Sayre.

Miss Zelda Sayre.

Miss! No! Your hair!

Mister,

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm. Well, the judge say

Mm, please be a dear, darling.

Mm?

Mm.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm. I'd say well done, Tana,

Mmm.

Monkeying with Zelda.

Montgomery never seen no Catholic wedding anyhow,

Montpelier.

Monty. It's good to see you, old man.

Monty's chairman of Cottage Club,

Moore!

More men, more fallin' in love.

More so than the "insufferablegette" rally?

More speed and attention.

Most boys are too scared to talk to old Dick.

Most certainly not mine.

Most glorious person I've ever met.

Mr. Broun.

Mr. Broun. It's a pleasure.

Mr. F. Scott Fitzgerald,

Mr. Fitzgerald and I need to continue

Mr. Fitzgerald dresses left.

Mr. Fitzgerald, are we ready?

Mr. Fitzgerald, I'm your very biggest fan America has.

Mr. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fitzgerald,

Mr. Fitzgerald?

Mr. Fitzgerald.

Mr. Fitzgerald.

Mr. Fitzgerald.

Mr. Fitzgerald.

Mr. Fitzgerald's going to be a famous writer some day.

Mr. Little,

Mr. Mencken, the pleasure is all mine.

Mr. Perkins did ask me to come by at 2:00.

Mr. Perkins will see you now.

Mr. Scott asked me.

Mr. Scott Fitzgerald.

Mr. Scott hired me.

Mr. Scott is eating dinner

Mr. Scott says you only like plain food.

Mrs. Baker's been fussing about tardiness all morning.

Mrs. Fitzgerald, do you have a thought?

Mrs. Fitzgerald, please, sit.

Mrs. Fitzgerald's Victrola,

Mrs. Minnie Sayre?

Mrs. Scott Fitzgerald?

Much better now that I've found the elusive Miss Sayre.

My apologies on behalf of the Princeton crew.

My apologies, Maryann.

My book?

My daddy won't let me go to a dance down there.

My daddy would have you strung up and horsewhipped

My dear Fitzgerald, it's a pleasure.

My desk beckons.

My father was a salesman.

My girl.

My God,

My ma keeps sending me these letters

My orders have changed.

My pace, my process.

My pin.

My what?

National editions or regional?

Need a hand?

Never found a man who could tolerate

Never have. I've never been married.

Never mind, I'm not really hungry anymore.

Never mind.

Never worn overseas.

New name.

New York City.

New York City.

New York needs to see me coming.

New York?

No book of mine will ever be.

No buts about it.

No dessert for you. Come on. We're going home.

No empty glasses

No empty glasses. This is from my personal stock.

No going to the devil, Private Harold.

No jog.

No matter how many times I'd call,

No need to marry, my friend.

No need to scrap. Oh, my Lord!

No one came.

No one can see you under a thousand ruffles.

No one could have stopped.

No one does.

No one would know who she is.

No one's going to want me without Scott.

No place for you to write.

No telling.

No time to waste.

No training, no experience.

No vacancy.

No, but it's still early.

No, don't smoke, darling.

No, he won't.

No, I'll go.

No, just just be yourself, Zelda.

No, Lieutenant Fitzgerald. She's not back yet.

No, no.

No, no. I've had quite enough.

No, no. Nothing clandestine.

No, of course not.

No, sir.

No, this is Montgomery.

No, wait, I don't feel like leaving just yet.

No, without you I'm nothing.

No, you can smile and say how much you love literature.

No, you may not, old bean.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No. All you do is you sit around and you wait

No. But I like her style.

No. Harvey insisted.

No. I am tired and hungry,

No. I don't. But...

No. I'll take him his tray.

No. I'm fine.

No. Maybe there's a cat.

No. Mr. Little, allow me,

No. She's not here.

No. That I don't.

No. Uh...

Nobody has ever measured...

Nobody reads the "Tribune" anyway.

Non southern type accents, Daddy.

None of it matters except for you, Zelda.

None of it means anything.

None? How could that be?

Nose to the grindstone.

Not "under covers."

Not at all, John.

Not doing screen tests.

Not even on sale to the public yet.

Not even poets...

Not even the people?

Not for their teeth.

Not half as sweet as Scott.

Not like he wanted to.

Not like most of the boys around here.

Not like this.

Not my problem. I ain't renting a room

Not on a grand tour.

Not one of them has read a book or has any opinion about anything

Not one.

Not polished pan clean like Townsend.

Not that it matters.

Not that there's any need to worry.

Not to buy corsets. There's a difference.

Not to mention it's something to write about

Not to the Judge.

Not to worry, gentlemen.

Not when I'm in the middle of it.

Nothin' to love about the big city.

Nothing changes.

Nothing makes me homesick like a well placed ruffle.

Nothing to love about women voting.

Nothing.

Nothing's come undone.

Nothing's gonna happen to you.

Now

Now call your neighbors in.

Now come on. There are dogs out front.

Now don't get awful flushed.

Now meet the wonder boy of the year,

Now the most beautiful boy you have ever seen

Now there's a metaphor.

Now this is how you arrive in New York City.

Now until you get paid for it.

Now we can all get on with our lives.

Now we won, Zelda.

Now where is that wunderkind husband of yours?

Now you can see what the rich spend their money on.

Now you just try to be quiet.

Now you're going to be a screen luminary.

Now, baby, that's not nice.

Now, excuse me.

Now, get yourself into that tub.

Now, I had to do what I thought was right.

Now, I may have run across Mrs. Sellers at the grocery today.

Now, look here, Fitzgerald

Now, Mark Twain,

Now, now, no more about Heywood Broun.

Now, this.

Now, when you copy that out, do not change a word.

Now, Zelda, where would you wear at thing like that?

Now?

Obviously.

Obviously.

Of a serious publication. Good for you.

Of course I can, baby.

Of course I do.

Of course I'm happy, Mama.

Of course not.

Of course you'll be him. That's the whole point.

Of course, dear.

Of course, it's up to you, dear. Try it on.

Of course, silly.

Of course. She's my queen.

Of importance or urgency.

Of my husband's writing schedule.

Of sartorial flair?

Of St. Patrick's Cathedral. I can tell you that.

Of the tire and rubber Firestones.

Of who you really are.

Off into the great abyss of the forgotten.

Off to battle. Wish me well.

Oh, and

Oh, and I submit to you

Oh, and I want to be with you anywhere.

Oh, anything I can do to aid the effort.

Oh, baby, wait.

Oh, because change of pace.

Oh, Bunny,

Oh, but darling, we've got a beautiful key lime pie for dessert tonight.

Oh, but listen to this.

Oh, can I?

Oh, come now, Zelda.

Oh, come on, Perkins.

Oh, come on, y'all saw them at that officer's dance.

Oh, come on, Zelda, for real.

Oh, come on, Zelda. You never stop at one.

Oh, come on.

Oh, death is so beautiful.

Oh, death is so beautiful.

Oh, Dick's gonna pitch a fit.

Oh, don't worry. I've arranged for everything.

Oh, Gloria.

Oh, good Lord.

Oh, good, because I don't want to.

Oh, good. That was my intention.

Oh, he's rich.

Oh, here.

Oh, I don't know what she thought would happen,

Oh, I don't know.

Oh, I like your bulldog, Mister.

Oh, I mean it.

Oh, I suppose it's a condition to which we should all aspire.

Oh, I think my boys are doing quite well.

Oh, I've never been much of an Edna.

Oh, if you think my daddy hates you now

Oh, in the end, I guess we're just humans,

Oh, it's just gorgeous.

Oh, it's like a dream.

Oh, it's marvelous.

Oh, it's quality, not quantity.

Oh, it's so exciting, Zelda.

Oh, it's too unrefined

Oh, Judge, Sara Riggs is really in a fix.

Oh, just in time, baby.

Oh, Livye's dating Stuart Ramsey.

Oh, look at you in your Patou.

Oh, look, it's Bucky Turner.

Oh, Lord, look at the time.

Oh, lovely.

Oh, Miss Hunnicutt.

Oh, my Lord, will you look at that?

Oh, my.

Oh, my.

Oh, never, my darling. I vow it.

Oh, no one knows why. He's a mailman.

Oh, no, thank Winston.

Oh, no. I saw it three times.

Oh, of course. Thank you, dear.

Oh, of course...

Oh, really?

Oh, Scott, look.

Oh, Scott.

Oh, Scott.

Oh, shit. Aah!

Oh, sure you will.

Oh, that was you?

Oh, that's wonderful, Miss Zelda, just wonderful.

Oh, there were women.

Oh, this big?

Oh, uh, I don't know.

Oh, uh, no. I believe we're all here.

Oh, well,

Oh, well, ladies, may we join you?

Oh, well...

Oh, you are a heartless woman, Zelda Sayre.

Oh, you just leave that to me, baby.

Oh, you think I wouldn't?

Oh, you think you're pretty good, do you?

Oh, you're going to be just fine.

Oh, you're so like a man, Townsend.

Oh, Your play, Matilde.

Oh, Zelda has got some news, dear.

Oh, Zelda, don't leave me.

Oh, Zelda, just the person I was hoping would be here.

Oh, Zelda, there you are, darling.

Oh, Zelda, this is Harvey Firestone, Jr.,

Oh, Zelda.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh?

Oh?

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. Are you now?

Oh. Did she get what she wanted?

Oh. Don't forget this.

Oh. Hello, Tana.

Oh. How are we going to celebrate?

Oh. My goodness.

Oh. No, no.

Oh. Oh, yes.

Oh. So glad you're here.

Oh. Thank you, Maryann.

Oh. What a glorious day.

Oh...

Oh...he's just fine.

Ohh!

Ohh! Can't a man take a bath

Ohh.

Ohh.

Okay, how about this?

Okay, then. Let's go.

Okay, you ready, sweetheart?

Okay.

Okay.

Old city hall. I can't be there 'til 9:30.

Old Mr. Chads here.

Old people, old houses.

On soldiers phoning local girls.

On the rocks or on the bed?

On this success of yours, Fitzgerald.

On what you got in that flask of yours.

On what?

On what? What are you writing?

On your wrist by magic?

Once I get off to a good start, that is.

One aims to please.

One can't stay on top forever.

One minute.

One of these days, someone important's

One of those Yankee highbrows, huh?

One of you holds the bolt of the fabric.

Only until he hears you read.

Ooh!

Or even understand.

Or find yourselves parting the fleshy thighs

Or individually.

Or just... family.

Or maybe it was about us.

Or rather, Harvey's.

Or Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Or the prodigal son.

Or vice versa.

Or was it just the French?

Or we did.

Order everything there is, why don't you?

Our brave young men would appreciate

Our country's honor.

Our discussion about the literary canon.

Our girl's a married woman by now.

Our honeymoon suite's on the 18th floor.

Our new home.

Our own little corner house,

Our sum total is greater than our parts.

Our very own kitchen.

Out from behind your mahogany desk.

Out of a row of Confederate soldiers,

Out of a row of Confederated soldiers...

Out of the water.

Out of work.

Over?

Panhandling on your veranda.

Pardon me? What was that?

Parked outside.

Pass the gun, darling.

Payment for a certain room?

People are complaining about the noise.

People are gonna think you're

People buy cigarettes for their taste,

People like you don't have to sweat and toil

People really ought to be taught about marriage.

Perfect for your grand entrance, Fitz.

Perfect.

Perhaps I'm making too big a fuss over this.

Perhaps next time our husbands can join us.

Perhaps they have aptitude.

Perhaps you shouldn't have.

Perkins doesn't like the idea of the film.

Pity a nice girl like you

Plain chicken, plain rice.

Please do something to make it stop.

Please say you'll come visit.

Please tell me you're wearing a corset.

Please, please.

Please, sit.

Please?

Please.

Plenty of different accents around here.

Plenty of fellas can play it.

Poor daddy.

Possibly.

Practically runs the post office.

President Hibben was upset

Prettier than I am?

Pretty much.

Princeton rarely offers speaking engagements

Princeton, take cover.

Princeton!

Princeton.

Privately.

Probably not.

Proceed,

Professor Gauss invited you.

Professor Gauss, I'm Zelda, Scott's wife.

Pure, pristine.

Put it on his tab.

Quite engaging prose.

Ready to...

Really?

Really?

Really?

Really?

Release him from your spell.

Release the brake.

Remember, all our daddies tote guns.

Remember, it's all about the close up.

Remind her not to smoke, Ed.

Remind me who you are?

Right or left?

Right to the very end.

Right, girls?

Right.

Right. Totally unacceptable.

Right. Well, I guess you'd know more

Rotary Club.

Rumor has it his new novel is a masterpiece.

Rumor has it I have the most kissable mouth in town.

S I N C

S I N C lair Lewis.

Said it was worse than prison.

Sales of your book have leveled off.

Save me.

Sayre residence.

Says it better than the rest of us,

Scott Fitzgerald has returned.

Scott Fitzgerald is the best man I know.

Scott Fitzgerald, are you saying

Scott Fitzgerald.

Scott thought of every last detail.

Scott told me that you came to town

Scott, come in here.

Scott, go to the side door.

Scott, it's adorable.

Scott, let's just go.

Scott, there's someone I want you to meet.

Scott, what am I going to do?

Scott, you used my words?

Scott!

Scott!

Scott!

Scott.

Scott.

Scott.

Scott.

Scott.

Scott. Can you take him back to cottage?

Scott. How did you find me?

Scott. Scott

Scott. Scott.

Scott's a writer, Daddy. I told you that.

Scott's a writer. That's what he does

Scott's been writing night and day.

Scott's book is gonna be published.

Scott's corsage.

Scott's friends are such a hoot.

Scott's talents have been nothing but a blessing to me.

Scribner's rejected it. It's dead.

See if the name Fitzgerald means something to them now.

See this?

See, this is the rub.

Seeing as you're clearly a man

Seems you found me.

Send him a ham this Christmas.

Sent me his pin and said he'd write every day.

Shakespeare was a peasant, you fucking imbecile.

Shall I try it on?

She doesn't have to do anything.

She doesn't understand I'm gonna be covered in mud

She eloped?

She had a lover, and he was always under covers.

She had two children out of wedlock.

She has to. If it weren't got Tallulah,

She loves me. She's Zelda.

She must have been 100 years old,

She needs Zelda to be the entertainment tonight.

She rarely bathes.

She says she did it to be "modern."

She was really lovely in that play tonight.

She'd better find a new play quickly.

She'll attempt a play."

She'll believe that you think it's glorious.

She's 75 years old.

She's a beauty, isn't she?

She's dark and wild as sin.

She's just high spirited.

She's just plain selfish.

She's not home, Lieutenant Fitzgerald.

She's quite aware of how I feel, Townsend.

Shh!

Shh! Keep your voice down.

Shh.

Should a nice girl be wearing,

Should be let to wear them kind of clothes.

Should I offer to smoke or something?

Should I wear this one or the pink?

Should we wait for the rest of the department?

Show off.

Sinclair Lewis.

Sir?

Sir.

Sit down!

Sit down.

Smell that sea air.

Smell that sweet alyssum.

Smile.

So difficult to take your words seriously.

So fragrant and lush.

So happy to keep you happy, Daddy.

So he's arranging for a screen test.

So I spoke to Townsend today.

So I'm told.

So it'll be ages from now, but yes, that's the idea.

So much bigger than mine, Scott Fitzgerald?

So much for a little thing.

So now Sarah Bernhardt's writing novels.

So off you go, Mr. Heywood Broun.

So perhaps a story for, say,

So please, can you just...

So she married the judge instead.

So tell me something that I should know

So tell me, Scott,

So tell me, what brings you back to New York?

So that Christ may bless this love.

So that the Lord may strengthen

So then this Miss Elvina comes in,

So this will be fine.

So very beautiful.

So very beautiful.

So was I.

So we'll get someone else to play Amory.

So what about this Isadora Duncan?

So what do your people do up there?

So what's he like?

So when your husband is...

So which way to Fredericksburg?

So why have I come?

So without the stories, how do we afford this house?

So you are.

So you can have one Sayre with you.

So you see, dearest Scott,

So you see, dearest Scott...

So you're just going to have to be fine with that.

So, how's about it, ladies?

So, I've given it a read.

So, let me guess, Lawrence.

So, we have to get people to buy Chesterfields

So, what can you expect.

So, where are you from, Private Landon?

Social studies.

Sold out?

Somehow I can't seem to find you in.

Someone needs to dance with us.

Someone ready to experiment

Someone should kiss you.

Someone should.

Someplace that's not the South.

Something borrowed,

Something Mama explained to me

Something to absorb some of this liquor.

Sometimes I miss the war.

Sometimes we come between us.

Somewhere to be?

Sorry I'm late.

Sorry, Bucky, about your mama!

Sorry, Mr. Fitzgerald. Zelda's not here right now.

Sorry. Excuse me.

Sounds like the problem's not the phone line.

Spare us from all the constant ringing.

Speaking of...

Standing here all alone, I

Starring you and Zelda.

Started from the beginning.

Starting tomorrow,

Stay home and read a book?

Stay, Alfredo.

Sticking your head out the window

Still alive.

Still havin' you here with us.

Stop that.

Stop the car.

Stop! Stop, stop, stop!

Stories like that make me especially grateful

Studio rule. It's unladylike.

Submit a story that they've already rejected.

Sure it is.

Sure, sure.

Surely we have better things to do than tear a woman

Surely you've earned a break by now.

Surprise? Townsend told us about this shindig.

Take it up somewhere else.

Take that, prohibition.

Tallulah!

Tana

Tana.

Tana's here now.

Tanaka.

Tattle later, ladies.

Tattle later, ladies. Important though your affairs may be,

Tell me about you. And Montgomery.

Tell me what's blooming in the garden.

Tell me,

Tell us about your first book, Bunny.

Tell us about your second book, Scott.

Telling me to see the Eiffel Tower.

Th that squeaky little voice of his

Than an amateur thespian.

Than if you were to publish it under your own name.

Than loading a stokes mortar, that's for sure.

Than Princeton in the spring.

Than the old bat he keeps at home.

Than the ones I wore in Montgomery

Than watching Zelda do her little dance.

Than we do?

Thank God for our lucky hammock,

Thank you for, uh for seeing me.

Thank you, lady.

Thank you, Peyton.

Thank you, sister.

Thank you, Tana. That'll be all.

Thank you, Tootsie.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thankfully people read the paper for other reasons.

Thanks for the letter, Fitzgerald.

Thanks, Daddy.

That being in the pictures befits a serious writer.

That boy from Atlanta with the rich daddy.

That boy isn't who you think he is.

That explains it.

That grows near old moss.

That Harry Gunther's a real hoot.

That has a ring to it, eh, Zelda?

That house is so big.

That is a problem.

That is exactly what Coco Chanel showed in Paris this spring.

That is too unfortunate.

That made me even more determined to succeed.

That makes one of us.

That makes sense.

That man in there?

That person is the rollee.

That sounds interesting.

That take up all my writing time.

That Theda Bara wears too much make up.

That they're calling you

That was ages ago.

That way I get you all to myself.

That way, when we go to Hollywood,

That we could do together.

That we couldn't help, that is all.

That works for everyone.

That would curl your hair.

That you always said you'd be.

That you belong to their world.

That you're enjoying yourself at my expense.

That'll be a good look for Amory, don't you think?

That'll take us to Richmond?

That's a delightfully morbid thought.

That's a fact. As soon as this war's over,

That's all right. We'll be in Montgomery soon.

That's batty.

That's because he never knew

That's exactly why I didn't like your writing.

That's for sure.

That's keeping you from your obligations, my girl?

That's my husband's book.

That's not exactly a virtue in this town.

That's not fair, baby. That John Sellers is right smart.

That's not fair.

That's not obsessed with the past.

That's not the issue.

That's not what Dr. Jones advised.

That's not what you do

That's not yours.

That's right.

That's right.

That's sweet of y'all.

That's the point, scaredy cat.

That's the spirit, Mr. Fitzgerald.

That's the truth.

That's what the gin's for.

That's where my husband's from.

That's why last night was so fun.

That's why we have lots of ammo, Zelda Sayre.

That's wonderful.

That's Zelda Sayre.

The actress? She's still alive?

The air smells like, uh, ripe pears.

The Bankheads invited me to tea at the Ritz and I accepted,

The Bankheads lost their accents.

The bill will be paid, of course,

The Biltmore? Really?

The book reading today will benefit all of us.

The boys will love it.

The brandy's never been smoother.

The common areolas

The confident, talented, important writer

The conquering hero returns.

The darker, the better.

The depression in his shoulder.

The Eating Club. I'm a member.

The empty promise of his great next novel.

The entire country is waiting to see

The greatest literary agent an an author could ask for.

The honor's all mine.

The house, the work of it.

The judge has rendered his verdict.

The Judge is already fit to be tied.

The language, the feeling.

The likes of which she's never heard.

The literary world awaits.

The lobster creams just come up.

The loves they shared.

The meanest teacher I ever had.

The night smelled of khaki and cigarettes.

The nights are warm and soft.

The only thing that I know, darling girl,

The pleasure is all mine, my dear.

The president isn't a literary man, is he?

The priority, my dear boy, is your next novel.

The reading public.

The real crime is her hair. Who let her cut it all off?

The rectory?

The same as Harvey.

The screen test is tomorrow,

The speech, one more thing to write.

The streets are filled to the brim

The studio wants to see

The studio, United Artists.

The telephone is for communication

The thought never crossed my mind.

The Triangle Club has ever had.

The trouble is, I do.

The truly rich never have to worry about

The two of us on film?

The war continues.

The war was finally here,

The wedding was supposed to start at noon.

The women are beautiful.

The women in this city, they have a uniform.

The world is ours,

The world's a big place.

Them potholes are real bad on tires.

Then don't tell him.

Then I will.

Then it sounds like fun to me.

Then let's go somewhere you can write.

Then there is no money.

Then Tilde could help.

Then why don't you be interested, Ellie?

Then you have to wash it again

There are more empty bottles in here

There are younger writers that are nipping at my heels.

There aren't any motorcars

There is a baby that has been squawling for an hour.

There is water seeping into the room below.

There must be something.

There wasn't a proper reception or a photographer.

There were flowers to the rafters, Mama,

There will be no retrial.

There you are, my boy.

There you are.

There you are.

There you go. That's better.

There, darling.

There. I have done your patrons a great service

There. Now no one will forget us.

There'll be others. Drink?

There'll never be just two of us again.

There's 70 ladies like me?

There's a baseball game this afternoon.

There's a dance at city hall.

There's a first.

There's a lot of drinking involved.

There's a lot you don't know about me.

There's a new picture at the Strand.

There's always champagne.

There's been no one

There's no chaperone, and what if

There's no guarantee that I'll be him.

There's no need to take this to a personal place Mr. Fitzgerald.

There's no reason for us to ever leave this room.

There's not even an end to a beginning here.

There's nothing hopeless in having to live.

There's nothing more glorious

There's nothing wrong. Why does something have to be wrong?

There's nothing.

There's only one sun you

There's plenty of time for that later.

There's really nothing to fret over, Zelda.

There's such a magnificent laziness about the place.

There's the little prick now.

There's this director

There's your water, darling.

These are from this week alone.

These are my thoughts and dreams.

These are not random.

These boots get any shinier,

They are different.

They both died. It was quite tragic.

They did, but, uh oh, it's a long story.

They didn't seem to think so. It doesn't matter.

They don't have much lift.

They don't look kindly

They forgot the furniture.

They get younger every year, don't they, Zelda?

They have guest rooms upstairs for members.

They have to write a scenario and all first,

They just gave us our orders.

They just need to dry out.

They just weren't students.

They left rather abruptly, remember?

They like to set themselves apart.

They love us.

They want me to come out to the Coast

They were all hot and bothered.

They were voices of their generations.

They, uh...

They'll be expected to carry.

They're a lot better at digging trenches

They're exactly like the others,

They're fine, Daddy.

They're in the back.

They're in the hall. They're all wet.

They're not comin'. It's dinner time.

They're not gone forever.

They're not home.

They're quite famous.

They're so safe and predictable.

They're sweet, but Montgomery boys

Things are different now, Mama.

Things are sweeter when they're lost.

Think of how much fun it'll be, goofo.

Think of the lives these people had,

This This crowd will be filled with

This this truly is my inspiration.

This business of laundry:

This city doesn't make a lick of sense to me.

This is This is absurd.

This is a chapter from my novel.

This is all you have?

This is crazy nuts.

This is exactly what I want.

This is for the Easter Mass tomorrow.

This is gorgeous.

This is Harold Ober, my agent.

This is how it's always been with us, Zelda,

This is it.

This is Kamo Rosu roast duck.

This is Lieutenant Scott Fitzgerald.

This is my first reading.

This is my first time out of Chicago, and I'm, uh

This is my life, Tilde,

This is New York.

This is not coming from me.

This is not the Biltmore.

This is nuts.

This is our first major shot at the cigarette market.

This is the

This is the Biltmore, after all.

This is the Biltmore, sir. We have standards.

This is the way that we work.

This is Townsend Martin.

This isn't like you, darlin'.

This place will forever be known

This town has a short mAmory.

This was your wedding day.

This will help you find it.

This!

Those affairs are insufferable.

Those are my words from my letter.

Those are not unimportant things.

Those characters are basically you.

Thought I would amount to much.

Thought you might like to see some faces from home.

Thrilled at the attention.

Through a 5,000 copy printing.

Tickets, please.

Tickets, please.

Tickets, please.

Tilde, stop.

Tilde, this is how the moderns do it.

Tilde.

Tilde.

Tilde.

Tildy says the people of New York

Tildy, pass me that iced tea.

Tilt your head.

Time, Life, Redbook.

Time's up! My turn!

To all of you

To be a lesbian.

To create something for the ages.

To even expect me to.

To find an occasion worthy of the thing.

To find something more up to date than these old things.

To follow on the heels of one's first success.

To have and to hold from this day forward,

To have and to hold from this day forward,

To keep me tethered to the earth.

To marry a man.

To my colleagues at United Artists about it.

To my enchanting,

To people who How shall I say politely?

To pick out my clothes like I was a child,

To pieces over a matter of fashion.

To promote "Paradise."

To prop up literature that is long dead,

To Scott Fitzgerald.

To some Yankee bed bunny. Now, I

To talk about than motorcars?

To talk to you about your book.

To the Biltmore.

To the incredible...

To the man I love.

To think, I could be dead by now.

To try and draft off my success.

To wear all that wool

To wit, Martin Baxter's high dive of Holder Hall.

To Zelda.

Today, we work on leg and body bandages.

Today. Now.

Told us not to wear corsets.

Tomorrow, teach your boys to load a goddamn mortar safely.

Tootsie, come on.

Tootsie.

Tootsie.

Topeka.

Townsend had his own interests at heart.

Townsend, even a bride on her wedding day?

Townsend's already talked to the studio about it,

Townsend's the one who thought I could act.

Townsend's the one who tried to make it happen.

Tragically.

Tremendous inspiration from Zelda.

Trust me, I know.

Try and not send everything up in flames.

Try not to die a liar.

Try to have us write our Last Will and Testament

Two or three will make you think of dead lovers.

Two wordsmiths under one roof.

UA Casting Department shared it with him.

Uch. For God's sake, she's an actress.

Uh, as I mentioned,

Uh, here is my token of gratitude, per your request.

Uh, it says "Jog left at Vagabond Lane."

Uh, Mr. Fitzgerald.

Uh, my name is Lloyd.

Uh, no.

Uh, no. No, it's fine.

Uh, Tana's a wonder.

Uh, the preacher started.

Uh, there's one more family member.

Uh, Tilde will understand.

Uh, Zelda, I

Uh...

Uh...

Uhh.

Unless it's the latest football game or automobile.

Unless one us a superb writer, as you are,

Unless you want to antagonize the judge.

Unlike all the books they make us read here.

Until death do you part?

Until I threatened to get the switch.

Up on the screen?

Upstairs, room to your right.

Vermont.

Vincent Millay.

Vincent.

Voice of our generation, right, Fitz?

Voila!

Voted Most Blond.

Votes for women. Violets for votes.

Votes for women. Violets for votes.

W Who are they?

Wait until Tildy here's about this.

Wait, my bag, my bag, my bag.

Wait! What are you doing?

Waltzing around the Algonquin in that fucking frock.

Want something to write about?

Was it thumbs under or forefingers under?

Was propositioned by a pair of Princeton linemen.

Was that right?

We we can't keep doin' this.

We all end up here eventually.

We all have.

We all know what you called it, Heywood.

We always wait for you

We are going to have to make a date to go shopping.

We are out of money.

We both stand to benefit far more financially

We can go anywhere and do anything we want.

We can stay in Mama's house.

We can walk ourselves home.

We can't do anything.

We can't ever let anything or anyone come between us.

We can't go to tonight's parties

We can't hear you in the back.

We can't just leave him here, Scott.

We certainly don't. We're clean.

We could break a window.

We did it.

We did it.

We did!

We don't smoke. Come on, Zelda.

We don't wait for anything.

We don't want the cops after us.

We got a dress code here, and she's breaking it.

We got orders to be at the train station at 1400 hours.

We gotta get home.

We have a few friends over for the weekend.

We have certain expectations.

We have no money, no car, no place to stay,

We have something to discuss.

We have to do something in between all these parties.

We have to wait.

We haven't been to the arcade for a while.

We haven't seen a real town in miles.

We just needed a place to stay.

We move and breathe in the same world, Zelda,

We must have lost track of time.

We need to put our best foot forward.

We only have about enough for one more night on the road.

We ought to do it in France, not Alabama.

We see you, Bucky!

We see you, Milton!

We see you, Ralphie!

We shall.

We should have hired him the minute we got here.

We should have taken a cab. I told you we'd be late.

We sold 100 last week.

We tear things up a little.

We turn Paradise into a picture show.

We went swimming in the lake.

We were just talking.

We will die together. I know.

We will die together. I know.

We'd better scram.

We'll be back.

We'll be first in line to see it. It's

We'll bring the city to Westport.

We'll crawl in.

We'll go,

We'll keep it down. It's a writing day today.

We'll paint the town.

We'll see.

We're a bit much, taken all at once.

We're actually leaving Montgomery, Zelda.

We're all a bunch of asinine clodhoppers.

We're all done. Thanks for your help.

We're at the beach. Who needs them?

We're at your service.

We're blowy clean,

We're different.

We're fine.

We're free of everything.

We're goin' to the suffragette rally this afternoon.

We're going to finish this right now.

We're gonna have to find it first.

We're gonna tell your mama!

We're gonna tell your mama!

We're gonna tell your mama.

We're having tea at the Ritz tomorrow, darling.

We're home.

We're in the rectory, darling.

We're just talking about a dying animal

We're not fine.

We're not in Montgomery any more.

We're not late. It's quarter till.

We're off it now.

We're on our way to Montgomery.

We're ready to go home.

We're ready. We're ready.

We're shipping off to New Jersey next week

We're sold out tonight.

We're two of a kind.

We're walking?

We've been dancing for hours.

We've been following you

We've been waiting on you going on 23 minutes, Zelda.

We've got dentists.

We've got miles and miles and miles.

We've got to move this along. Jim's in bed by 9.

Welcome to the Biltmore.

Welcome to your new life.

Welcome, Zelda.

Welcome.

Well, after the professors of Princeton,

Well, all right.

Well, aren't you just terrified?

Well, as you can see,

Well, congratulations.

Well, darling, it's not like the lady is here.

Well, did they tell you where they were heading?

Well, don't be too sad.

Well, for your information,

Well, go ahead and make yourself comfortable,

Well, good for her.

Well, guess what.

Well, he cares about you a great deal.

Well, he certainly is full of himself.

Well, hello, there, Zelda.

Well, here is the only book you'll ever need to read.

Well, I am the handsome one, and he's the reprobate.

Well, I do have that.

Well, I don't want to keep you

Well, I guess the only one who does anything of value around here is old Dick.

Well, I had malaria, uh, you see.

Well, I saw you with Townsend.

Well, I see you've recovered.

Well, I think that means to step on the gas

Well, I urgently need some company.

Well, I won't have it.

Well, I would be rewriting my novel right now,

Well, I'm ashamed of you.

Well, I'm glad

Well, I'm off to march, wave signs and shout slogans

Well, I've always wanted to meet you,

Well, I've read all your poetry.

Well, if it sounds like fun to you,

Well, if you promise to join me.

Well, isn't that the way hussy's do?

Well, it feels like you're runnin' away.

Well, it feels slightly more ominous than that.

Well, it won't be the first time.

Well, it'll sell books.

Well, it's his story, Mama, so of course he's thrilled.

Well, it's just that I promised Max Perkins

Well, it's off and on. It It's maddening.

Well, just a screen test.

Well, just because I told him I wasn't gonna marry him

Well, kudos.

Well, let's not worry, shall we?

Well, maybe if I'd been delivering a duck dinner.

Well, maybe this is the spirit of your great grandmother.

Well, maybe we could invite the fellows.

Well, Montgomery's never seen the likes

Well, nevertheless, you stole my last cigarette.

Well, no matter.

Well, no one at Princeton

Well, of course.

Well, she's too old for the switch now.

Well, thank God.

Well, that depends.

Well, that's the fun.

Well, that's what happens when you're in

Well, then, I'll take a piece of that pie, too.

Well, then, let's never be rich.

Well, there's a cabin up there.

Well, there's having money,

Well, there's no such thing

Well, they just keep coming and going.

Well, they're not so bad.

Well, this has nothing to do with fun, trust me.

Well, this is it, Landon.

Well, uh,

Well, uh...

Well, United Artists did like my my audition.

Well, we have to speak.

Well, we're going to have to be careful now.

Well, what are you doing tonight?

Well, what's thepoint of a dress

Well, who doesn't?

Well, who else would you want to write it?

Well, whoop dee doo.

Well, working for Vanity Fair doesn't mean

Well, you could aid the effort by training your men.

Well, you could play some music, sir.

Well, you did invite me.

Well, you didn't have to wait for me.

Well, you do set the bar high.

Well, you don't seem that funny right now.

Well, your father didn't care for me.

Well, Zelda, baby, how is everything?

Well, Zelda's going to do what she's going to do.

Well...

Went to Princeton, class of '16?

Were caught kissing at a picture show last...

Were you in love with any of them?

What a night! Those boys are crazy, though!

What a person gets paid to do a real job.

What a surprise.

What about Annie Laurie's tea dance, Zelda?

What about that motor car she stole?

What about the part where Amory is trying time kiss Eleanor

What about Tilde? She's not here.

What am I supposed to do?

What am I supposed to do?

What am I, a child?

What are we going to do?

What are you appearing in those papers for, darling?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What are you really doing here?

What are you two going on about?

What are you wearing to the dance tonight?

What book reading.

What brings you to town?

What clothing should my wife be wearing?

What do Chesterfields have to do with teeth?

What do they have to do with teeth?

What do you mean?

What do you really know about him

What do you think Montgomery is?

What do you think they mean by jog?

What do you think, Mama?

What do you think?

What do you think?

What do you want me to do?

What do you want to do, Zelda?

What do you write back?

What does that mean?

What does that mean?

What else are you gonna do?

What else have we?

What exactly does your wife do?

What exactly has he written?

What F. Scott Fitzgerald will think of next.

What happened to the old Victrola?

What have you done

What I do is very different

What if I can never finish anything again?

What if I'm empty already?

What if I'm no better than my father?

What if I've run dry? I mean,

What if someone sees? Good gracious!

What in heaven's name are you doing here?

What in the name of heaven

What is it, exactly, you're doing

What is it?

What is the matter with you?

What is your business here?

What kind of answer did you want?

What kind of answer is that?

What part am I, and what part are you?

What say you, Townsend?

What the hell are you doing in my car?

What time are we going to the dance tonight, kiddos?

What time is it?

What was that?

What we look like on celluloid.

What were you calling about anyway?

What you dreamed of.

What you thought was right?

What, do you not need me anymore?

What, that I care?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What? What is it, Dad?

What? You didn't tell me we were running out of money.

What's going on?

What's important is his second book.

What's it like?

What's Mama going to put on her wall?

What's the fun of that?

What's the matter?

What's wrong with him?

What's wrong?

What's your name, honey?

What's your name?

Whatever possessed Nelly to do such a thing?

Whatever you like.

When did you and Scott talk about fashion?

When did you get back?

When he is addressing you.

When he sees you in your new suit.

When he's not defending

When he's trying to avoid the swarm of suitors

When I was 6, my mother threw a birthday party for me.

When it's all so miraculous?

When Roger has to suddenly go out back

When you were telling me how beautiful I was?

When you've been locked away in here?

Where Amory Blaine was conceived.

Where are my shirts?

Where are they all going?

Where are they sending you, Landon?

Where are we on print?

Where are we supposed to go? We don't have a home!

Where are we?

Where are you folks from?

Where are you going?

Where are you gonna go?

Where is everybody, Mama?

Where is he?

Where is it?

Where is my little Zelda Sayre?

Where is she?

Where is that?

Where shall we sit?

Where would we be if not for private clubs.

Where's he taking our bags?

Where's my

Where's Scott?

Where's the trade off, then? Hm? Dealer's choice.

Where's your novel?

Where's your sense of adventure?

Wherein I quit.

Whether a thing is done or not.

Whether you want to or not.

Which I have used already and to great effect.

Which is to our good fortune.

Which means I expect you to act like a human being,

Which of the responsibilities

Which the author must make entirely his own.

Which will make her feel glorious,

Which will make her smile be, in fact, more glorious.

Which you contributed legendarily.

Which you've done.

While I was writing them.

While you you, sir, are still going to be cracking bottles

Whiskey.

Who bought this rolling piece of junk anyway?

Who can sit?

Who cares is I'm going to be a writer or not

Who doesn't want to be saved.

Who has sold his way through a whopping 20,000 copies

Who is that saint?

Who left before graduating.

Who needs possessions?

Who wants to live in an institution?

Who wants to lock me up

Who's Arthur Brennan?

Who's bread and butter?

Who's that, Zelda?

Who's the lady?

Whoa, whoa, fella. She promised me this dance.

Whoa. What are you doing?

Whoo hoo hoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo.

Why are you laughing? This is a problem.

Why are you leaving?

Why are your initials

Why do we even need to know the state capitols?

Why do you get to decide what I do and don't do?

Why do you keep writing him, anyway?

Why don't you let us walk you ladies home?

Why don't you see if you can find a road

Why don't you?

Why not send her a note?

Why should we?

Why would any man choose to be otherwise?

Why, every florist in the city must have sold out.

Why, I hadn't thought about it.

Why, I just asked them to get another one like the old one.

Why, Lieutenant Fitzgerald.

Why'd we go in this entrance?

Will see that you have become

With a trunk full of clothes from Montgomery, that's all.

With absolutely no sense of propriety.

With all that writing of yours.

With Charlie Bumpass at that dance the other night.

With his wife?

With Lieutenant Fitzgerald.

With no apparent prospects afterwards...

With people and cars and buses and trolleys.

With Peyton, Patton, Perry

With the portrayal of the university,

With their cars and their legacies.

With those bloated, spoiled Montgomery boys, Mama.

With you still smellin' like last night's, now can we?

With your book.

With your cigarette.

With your lace as the crowning effect.

With your phone line, Miss Sayre.

Without any women.

Without looking like a jezebel,

Without the sun to remind me,

Women like to be reminded.

Wonderful.

Wondering how everything is?

Working on my emotional projection.

Works every time.

Worst thing you could do for your career.

Would end up wearing you.

Would let you wear a dress that short?

Would you like to try it on?

Would you tell Mr. Scott

Would you tell Scott we're ready for dinner?

Wow.

Wow.

Write that down.

Writing is not a real job.

Wyoming.

Yeah, fallin' in love, pretty near every night.

Yeah, I'm not sure that's a good idea.

Yeah, why should we?

Yeah, why the hell not?

Yeah?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yes, although only one of you

Yes, and as I said, we are all very thankful

Yes, because I would adapt it, obviously.

Yes, but the question is

Yes, follow me.

Yes, he was, uh, a young man that was a student.

Yes, how can he sign your copies if you don't have any?

Yes, I am.

Yes, I can.

Yes, I did.

Yes, I hear Hibben doesn't like it.

Yes, I know you have. Some of it

Yes, it does.

Yes, it is.

Yes, it is.

Yes, it was distressing, but we have to move on.

Yes, it's, uh it's an arrangement

Yes, ma'am.

Yes, ma'am.

Yes, sir.

Yes, that is my top most priority, Hammond.

Yes, Tootsie, I understand.

Yes, whatever that is.

Yes, Zelda. Let's remember

Yes! You do realize that we don't own this house.

Yes?

Yes?

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. And you just got here.

Yes. I'll tell her.

Yes. I'm very proud.

Yes. Let's do that.

Yes. Now you can see how she inspires.

Yes. Now's the fun part.

Yes. Of course. I'm starving.

Yes. They're even bigger than yours.

Yes. Why don't you run along?

Yes. Yes, I'll let her know you called.

Yes. Yes. Your Zelda has a voice.

Yet you passed on your chance.

You and Daddy never think I do, but I do.

You are a genuine marvel.

You are Amory and Rosalind.

You are fools and eunuchs,

You are going to be our next Mark Twain?

You are going to eat roast like the rest of us.

You are marvelously brave.

You are not your father.

You are smart to seek out

You are so bad at fakin' things, Mama.

You are the finest, loveliest,

You be a good Catholic, Scott,

You beast. Why didn't you tell me straightaway?

You bought that dress special for that occasion.

You calling my wife a

You can call me Tana.

You can call me Zelda.

You can find something to love about every man

You can hear the Montgomery from across the room.

You can telephone me some time.

You can, Scott, and you will.

You can't break the law!

You can't get more au courant, dear.

You can't give up your dreams.

You can't possibly

You can't take my drunken word for it.

You can't tell me you don't want to see this body

You can't wait to show that dance card.

You certainly have the eyes for it.

You certainly know how to stand out in a room. Don't you think, sister?

You could write "Hamlet" and you'd still be a fucking peasant.

You couldn't wait for your sister.

You couldn't wait?

You created him.

You dance with Eugenia.

You didn't have to come.

You do not walk away from your father

You do that half the time anyway.

You don't have to do this, you know.

You don't need anybody.

You don't need me.

You don't see yourself.

You don't think I can?

You don't understand. I need to see them now.

You don't want me wearing these pants in your hotel?

You don't want to cook and clean.

You don't?

You don't.

You even have a moment to chat with us,

You fucking coward!

You got a cigarette for me, John?

You got anymore cigarettes?

You got me all steamed up.

You got one of those for me?

You have a drink. Come on.

You have a lot of friends.

You have a spiffy car,

You have quite a presence on the page.

You have something lighter to wear.

You have such a gift for cliché.

You have the Irish gift of turning the language

You have to agree it was more fun.

You have to come.

You insisted. I indulged.

You inspire me, my dear.

You just don't stumble into beauty, Zelda.

You just gave that man our last $5.00.

You just have to hold it.

You just lie back

You just think you can do as you please,

You know anything about journalism, my friend.

You know her daddy is never gonna let her marry a Yankee.

You know Jerry, this is nephew,

You know that.

You know what this means, right?

You know what you are?

You know, don't you? Well, I know you know.

You know, he'll certainly be able to care for you.

You know, let's be honest.

You know, one doesn't stay on top forever.

You look beautiful.

You look beautiful.

You look incredible.

You look like you've got a bit of sun.

You made me a part of your wonderful book

You mean tonight? It's almost midnight.

You mean, like, Mississippi and Georgia?

You must be quite proud of his success.

You must excuse us, Monty,

You never show me anything anymore.

You put the gown on, and then you're practically obligated

You ready?

You realize that it's meetings like this

You realize what's changed...

You really did it.

You said it yourself.

You seem terribly broken up over it.

You set them straight. Time to move on.

You should go, Mr. Fitzgerald, it's time.

You should have heard him go on about what styles would suit you best.

You should know that.

You slept through the briefing.

You spoke to them about Paradise?

You still could have been honest with me

You sure you want to do this?

You teach with two goals:

You think I'd tell my mama?

You think that that just appeared

You threw me right in there anyway.

You to have something to remember me by.

You told me you thought my writing was beautiful.

You understand everything, I imagine.

You understand, don't you, darling?

You want to know what I think?

You wash a thing,

You watch yourself, Zelda.

You were at the party. You saw how they were dressed.

You were hysterical.

You were in each other's arms.

You weren't happy marryin' Daddy.

You would like to take a bath,

You, me, and us.

You, too.

You. Callow.

You'd be the snazziest bird at the Ritz.

You'd never know they were from Montgomery.

You'll be able to blind the Huns from a quarter mile.

You'll be dead long before

You'll be him, and he'll be you.

You'll be making a terrible mistake.

You'll be the best looking idiot in the room.

You'll break your neck!

You'll enjoy that.

You'll fill this house with your words,

You'll have to fix that wheel.

You're a beautiful dancer.

You're a challenge.

You're a fine artist, Fitzgerald.

You're a narrow minded pallbearer

You're a real killjoy, Perkins, you know that?

You're acting like idiots.

You're already selling books.

You're always drunk.

You're always the most beautiful woman in the room.

You're an artist.

You're as good a writer as there is,

You're ashamed of me, Scott Fitzgerald?

You're at a dance at the country club.

You're both already in the public eye.

You're cured.

You're drunk. Get out of here, boy.

You're everything.

You're gonna let her drive?

You're having an awfully hard time

You're his wife now,

You're in Montgomery, Zelda.

You're just as phony and juvenile and pretentious as they say.

You're just gonna walk away from me?

You're married? But it's not even noon.

You're missing the reading.

You're not a part of anyone's success.

You're not a quitter.

You're not leaving already.

You're phoning me, aren't you?

You're reading my husband's book.

You're right, I'll probably have to go to New York

You're right.

You're right. I can't.

You're smart and witty and fearless.

You're stunning, darling.

You're supposed to order more.

You're the best selling author of the year,

You're the lady of the house.

You're the one that hit it, Zelda.

You're the only one who keeps him

You're, uh,

You've been wantin' to strut your stuff there

Your dear husband is just going to lose his mind

Your family takes forever to eat lunch.

Your father is a whoop and a holler. I like him.

Your father loves you, baby.

Your father was a Princeton man, too.

Your giving their welfare

Your mama know?

Your mama's calling. Back off, carrot top.

Your mother must be so thrilled.

Your Yankee.

Zelda Fitzgerald. How do you do?

Zelda has so many activities to choose from.

Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald of the judgmental Sayres.

Zelda Sayre,

Zelda Sayre, you come back here.

Zelda writes how much she misses me,

Zelda, are you back for the ball?

Zelda, didn't you used to have a crush on Stuart Ramsey?

Zelda, I am going off to war.

Zelda, I ask very little of you.

Zelda, I love you. I just want people to see you the way that I see you.

Zelda, I'm at a loss, sister.

Zelda, it's dinnertime.

Zelda, let's go.

Zelda, my dear,

Zelda, my goodness.

Zelda, my hands are more than full,

Zelda, narrating: I don't suppose I really knew him very well.

Zelda, narrating: It's a funny thing

Zelda, stop!

Zelda, stop!

Zelda, that can't be what you wanted,

Zelda, there's something we need to discuss,

Zelda, this is Ludlow Fowler, my best man.

Zelda, this is our time to soar!

Zelda, those dances are rough.

Zelda, we got to go.

Zelda, we gotta get home.

Zelda, what is it? What's wrong?

Zelda, what the devil is that sme

Zelda, why must you always lie?

Zelda, you throw one hell of a party.

Zelda, you're famous.

Zelda, you're not like his other women.

Zelda, you've only known this young man

Zelda, Zelda, Zelda, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Zelda!

Zelda!

Zelda!

Zelda!

Zelda!

Zelda! Zelda, wait up!

Zelda?

Zelda?

Zelda?

Zelda?

Zelda?

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda.

Zelda's got her hands full with Mr. Sellers.

Zelda's old enough to make her own decisions.

3,000 copies sold in three days.

90 miles from here.

1815?

"They don't" Could you speak up lease?

2 cents. Yeah.

Ah. It's quite the quota.

Ah. Winston. Fitzgerald.

All right. Bye.

All right. Mm hmm.

and after the screen test About the screen test

And his bride. His bride!

And his wife Anne. Pleasure to meet you, dear.

And rebellion. Hm.

And Reed. Mrs. Fitzgerald.

And the two of you Are not actors.

and then scoot around Slow down, Scott.

Be careful, Zelda. It's mighty high!

Bravo! Nearly universal.

Bunny and Ludlow. Mm hm.

Bye. Bye.

Can it be better than this? Of course it does.

Careful now. Jump, BG, jump. Oh.

Cheers! Well done!

Come on, baby, open it up. Don't rush me.

Come on, Zelda. Whatever is the matter now?

displays the author's influences. Yes.

Do say you'll come. Oh.

Fitzgerald! Here you go.

Fitzgerald. Mr. Perkins.

Fred Niblow. Yes.

Get your hands off me. Let's go.

Gilbert! Here.

Girl reeks of antebellum. Mm hmm.

Goofo. Gloria.

Ha ha! What?

He speaks. Excuse me?

Hello? Tilde.

Hello. Hello.

Her right side's better. Your right side's better.

Hey. Zelda!

Hi. Hi.

Hi. So glad you came.

Hmm. And there's my lips.

Hmm. Of course,

Hmm. She was offered a part

Honestly, Zelda. Where are your shoes?

I didn't know. Hmm.

I don't want to go. Then don't.

I gave you a serious I understand.

I said don't rush me. Oh, don't rush her, it's comin' on Christmas.

I write poetry. My point exactly.

I'm moving out. When?

I'm sure you have. Yes.

I'm third generation. Mm hm.

I've been practicing Oh, no need.

I've been preparing Max doesn't think

If you'll follow me. Okay.

it captures youth. Mm hm.

It didn't mean anything. Exactly.

It was a week. Maybe for you in here,

It's from Scott. We know that.

Ladies? Waldorf salad, thank you.

like a princess. He already has.

Livy. Well, she's right, Ellie, they do.

Lust. Zelda!

Mama? Oh, baby girl!

Maybe we should Can't save somebody

Moment of your time, sir. Yes.

Mr. Fitzgerald, please. Go, go, go, go, go!

Mr. Fitzgerald. Mm.

My darling. You heard.

No, no, no. I didn't mean Scott.

No. Luddy certainly thinks we can pull it off.

Not even one? Nope.

Not me. That's because your daddy

Not one bit. Scott,

Of course you can. No.

Of course. Thank you.

of the widow Campbell. We're so sorry.

Oh, baby. Oh. Love you, Mama.

Oh, he was harmless. Mm mm.

Oh, I'm I'm sorry. I didn't mean that No. No, no.

Oh, ladies? Cigarette?

Oh, no. We are absolutely not sorry. All right, Fitz.

Oh, thank you. Of course.

Oh. Can you believe

Oh. Do you have a moment?

Oh. Harvey.

Oh. Just gorgeous.

Oh. There.

Oh. What about the letter?

Oh. Let's go! Whoa, Man O' War.

Over here. Uh huh.

Please. No. Get out.

Poets. Hmm.

Quite the occasion. Oh, isn't it?

Really? Uh huh.

Right, Scott? Absolutely.

Saving money. No, no, no, no!

Scott Fitzgeralds,

Scott I was in the middle of the thought.

Scott Zelda, I need you.

Scott. Lawrence.

Scott. Ludlow and I will try to repair the damage here.

Scott. Zelda!

Shall I come with you? Please do.

Shall we? Delighted.

Shall we? Take a look.

Shh! Oh, shush yourself.

Sinclair ...not you. Let's go.

So, this is your place. You broke my elevator.

So? Zelda,

Take your hands off Hey, Mister,

Tallulah's an actress. Oh, is she, darling?

than you have pages. You know what

Thank you, brethren. Noted.

Thank you, Bunny. You should thank Wells.

Thank you. Thank you, ma'am.

That's absurd. I've already spoken

That's ridiculous. Zelda,

That's the groom. That's enough.

The dancer. She was an atheist.

the son of the city now? Mm hmm.

The wife. That's right. Mrs. Fitzgerald.

There you are. Hmm?

They're finally awake. Harvey.

This is Winston. Hi. Lovely to meet you.

Tilde! Tilde.

to go to some museum? More like an exhibit.

To Scott. To Scott!

Try again. Okay.

Uh oh. Oh, Lord.

Ultra dry. Come on. Hurry up.

Vincent, you showed. Sometimes I do.

Vincent! Miss Millay!

Wait, Tilde. Tilde!

Was that all right? Sure, sure.

We about done here? Zelda, honey.

We need to ma That Heywood Broun is right about you.

We should probably move along. Oh, but we've only just met.

We'll visit you. Oh, please do, and soon.

Well done. Thank you.

Well, of course, we hate her. We've always hated her.

What could be better? My point is

What did he say? He sold his book.

What'll you say, boy? Hey, hey!

What's wrong? Slide over.

Will you look at that? Gorgeous.

Woo! Zelda!

Write that down. Okay.

Yes, yes. Mr. Fitzgerald, please.

Yes? It's time to pay the bill.

You are? Yeah.

You bought a new Victrola? Maybe.

You can't do that. No, no, no, no.

You want us to act in it? Mm hmm.

you will never breakfast wtih the Firestones. Mr. Fitzgerald.

You're one of us. Excuse me?

You're one of us. Scott, please.

Zelda This was supposed to be our special thing.

Zelda clips them all. She's making a book.

Zelda, go to your room. Why?

Zelda, that was wonderful. Thank you.

Zelda, there you are. Here I am.

Zelda, we We what?

Zelda! Zelda!

Zelda! Zelda! Right here!

Zelda? Mm.

Zelda. Hello, baby.

Zelda. Hi, Max.

Zelda. This whole time

Zelda. Zelda Sayre.

...is to be young always.

...whatever you like.

'Cause without it, all you'd do is sit around and fiddle with your dick.

'Cause you are the only one that I want.

'Night, John Sellers.

"...think that they want to be in the pure, simple state

"'Who's Who and Why'.

"An acknowledgement and celebration

"and dead lovers,

"and silvery dream, and I feel anything is possible."

"asked the sturdy, broad shouldered young man.

"At night I recall your glorious smile.

"At night I recall your glorious smile.

"At the end of a long day serving others,

"Boone said last night

"But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends

"Collier's" or "McCall's."

"Fitzgerald's Flounder

"Frivolous facts

"he ever laid eyes on,

"He was always under cover,"

"How long did it take you to write your book?

"I pity the next book I pick up.

"in painting and sculpture.

"It seemed strange

"It will not last the night;

"It's all the service he needs."

"Just read 'Paradise.' Stop.

"My candle burns at both ends;

"of your tremendous achievement."

"Roger's just a friend of my family's in cotton,"

"Sentimentalists

"Sentimentalists think they want to be

"She has said and declared that if it is successful,

"so I dropped off to sleep in his lap

"Stop.

"that I was the pinkest, whitest person

"that out of a row of Union soldiers,

"That twinned, upturned of mirth and abandon,

"The famous actress has already dabbled

"Then best American novel I've seen of late.

"They were in before they ate the candy."

"they were in...

"this dentist relaxes with a calming Chesterfield cigarette.

"This is her first excursion to literature.

"Those twinned twined "

"To conceive it "

"To write it, three months.

"two or three made him think of dead loves

"under the dusky, dreamy smell of...

"when they were exactly like the rest,

"Youth is like having a big plate of candy."

"Youth is like having a big plate of candy."