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Maude:
I cannot write for a conglomerate. You'll have to protect me, Will. Will Randall:
First of all, Raymond Alden isn't a conglomerate, he's an ordinary billionaire. And secondly, I'm not sure if I'm going to be here after the takeover. Maude:
What? What are you talking about? You're the senior editor. Your name, your reputation. Will Randall:
My reputation has been in question ever since I told Judith Krantz that no semi-literate 14-year-old would read her fiction. Maude:
Oh, bullshit. Will Randall:
Sit down, Maude. The good news is, the head of marketing is my friend and protege, and if I leave he says he'll leave with me. And since I know they don't want to lose him may give me some leverage. Maude:
I'll leave with you, too. How's that for leverage? Come on. Let's go and see your protege. Stewart Swinton:
Willie, just the man I wanted to see. Maude Waggins? Maude:
Do I know you? Stewart Swinton:
Not yet, but you saved my life, because upon reading "What About Us Girls" my freshman year at Yale.. Maude:
You realized you had to write. Stewart Swinton:
I realized that I had to stop writing because I realized that, if this was a talent, I had none. Maude:
But how nice that should stop you, and how rare. Stewart Swinton:
I adore you. [Kisses her hand] Will Randall:
I taught him to do that. Stewart Swinton:
Yes, until I met Will, I used to punch my authors on the side of the head. Please, come in. Will Randall:
Maude wants to go with us if we leave. You wouldn't happen to know off the top of your head, what her contract calls for would you? Stewart Swinton:
She's obligated to one more book and then we get a first look at her next two. Maude:
One more book. Good. How about an 80 page reminiscent of all the restaurants I've loved? Stewart Swinton:
Well, whatever you say. There are no specifications in the contract. Maude:
Perfect. I'll start eating out right now. You are a rarity, Mr. Swinton. A loyal man with a great taste in authors. [She kisses Will goodbye] Maude:
Bye, Will. I'll see you at Jason's. Will Randall:
Thank you, darling [He opens the door for her and then turns to face Stewart] Will Randall:
you are such a polished ass-kisser it takes my breath away. Stewart Swinton:
Hey, I kiss them like I see them
I cannot write for a conglomerate. You'll have to protect me, Will. Will Randall:
First of all, Raymond Alden isn't a conglomerate, he's an ordinary billionaire. And secondly, I'm not sure if I'm going to be here after the takeover. Maude:
What? What are you talking about? You're the senior editor. Your name, your reputation. Will Randall:
My reputation has been in question ever since I told Judith Krantz that no semi-literate 14-year-old would read her fiction. Maude:
Oh, bullshit. Will Randall:
Sit down, Maude. The good news is, the head of marketing is my friend and protege, and if I leave he says he'll leave with me. And since I know they don't want to lose him may give me some leverage. Maude:
I'll leave with you, too. How's that for leverage? Come on. Let's go and see your protege. Stewart Swinton:
Willie, just the man I wanted to see. Maude Waggins? Maude:
Do I know you? Stewart Swinton:
Not yet, but you saved my life, because upon reading "What About Us Girls" my freshman year at Yale.. Maude:
You realized you had to write. Stewart Swinton:
I realized that I had to stop writing because I realized that, if this was a talent, I had none. Maude:
But how nice that should stop you, and how rare. Stewart Swinton:
I adore you. [Kisses her hand] Will Randall:
I taught him to do that. Stewart Swinton:
Yes, until I met Will, I used to punch my authors on the side of the head. Please, come in. Will Randall:
Maude wants to go with us if we leave. You wouldn't happen to know off the top of your head, what her contract calls for would you? Stewart Swinton:
She's obligated to one more book and then we get a first look at her next two. Maude:
One more book. Good. How about an 80 page reminiscent of all the restaurants I've loved? Stewart Swinton:
Well, whatever you say. There are no specifications in the contract. Maude:
Perfect. I'll start eating out right now. You are a rarity, Mr. Swinton. A loyal man with a great taste in authors. [She kisses Will goodbye] Maude:
Bye, Will. I'll see you at Jason's. Will Randall:
Thank you, darling [He opens the door for her and then turns to face Stewart] Will Randall:
you are such a polished ass-kisser it takes my breath away. Stewart Swinton:
Hey, I kiss them like I see them
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I adore you
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I taught him to do that
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Yes until I met Will I used to punch my authors on the side of the head
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Please come in
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Maude wants to go with us if we leave
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You wouldn't know off the top of your head
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what her contract calls for would you
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She's obligated to one more book
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and then we get a first look at her next two
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One more book Good
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How about an 80 page reminiscence of all the restaurants I've loved
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Well whatever you say There are no specifications in the contract
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Perfect I'll start eating out right now
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You are a rarity Mr Swinton
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A loyal man with a great taste in authors
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Bye Will
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I'll see you at Jasors Thank you darling
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You are such a polished ass kisser it takes my breath away
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Hey I kiss them like I see them
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Movie Summary
Publisher Will Randall becomes a demon wolf and has to fight to keep his job.
