INTERVIEWER: Simon, did you play a role in Brittany's death?
FEMALE INTERVIEWER: Was there an autopsy performed?
What kind of drugs was she on?
Simon, had she been ill for long?
Were there prescription medications?
INTERVIEWER: Simon, what killed Brittany?
You did.
You all killed her.
NEWS REPORTER: Brittany Murphy's
tragically shocking Hollywood death.
The entertainment world is stunned by the loss
of this seemingly healthy young actress.
REPORTER: She had no history of a heart condition.
REPORTER: God knows what other medication has been taken.
REPORTER: The toxicology reports could take weeks to complete.
REPORTER: Of course it raises a lot of questions and red flags.
REPORTER: ...who says she was poisoned.
REPORTER: It also sounds like her difficulty with addiction, too.
( SOBS )
From the day of her birth,
Brittany was my precious angel.
There's never been anyone or anything
that means more to me in this universe.
I raised her alone,
and we didn't always have a lot at first,
but we had each other.
No, no. I, I promise this isn't a sales call.
Hey, Ma.
So, what happened is you, you filled out a raffle ticket.
Yeah, and...
Hello?
Well, hope your day's been going better than mine.
It was okay.
Ready to go?
Can't you just take one day off, baby, please?
Ma. No, please. Ple-e-e-ase.
SHARON: Honey, I cannot get away,
not until I make at least one of these appointments.
I have to.
Oh, okay, well, let's see what we can do about that.
Oh.
( GIGGLES ) Alyssa, Alyssa Cooper.
Hm.
No one over the age of 20, maybe 25, is named Alyssa.
Means she's a young bride.
Yeah? Uh-hm.
What?
Brit!
( CHUCKLES )
BRITTANY: Hi, Alyssa?
My name is Sharon, Sharon Murphy.
No, no, you don't but you are not going to believe this.
You remember that card that you filled out
at the bridal show last week?
Yeah, well, congratulations.
( CHUCKLES )
Done!
Hey, you are really something.
( CHUCKLES ) What would I do without you?
Well, you would sell a lot less china, crystal,
and what is it?
Cookware!
( CHUCKLES ) Can we go now?
Yes.
Now we've gone to Waterloo and...
( GIGGLES )
I love that they're having so much fun.
I know. It's a good outlet
from all that performance pressure at school.
Yeah.
And they're so good, aren't they?
They are!
You know, Morgan's been pressing me
to let her try out for this soap opera in town,
but I don't know.
What do you think?
I would just keep it a hobby now.
They're so young.
They are.
Ma, can I get some pizza with Morgan?
Please, pretty please?
Oooh, how can we say no to you two?
( GIGGLES ) Okay.
Are you her mother?
Yeah, I am.
Franklin Turner. Oh.
FRANKLIN: I'm shooting a commercial,
and I think that your daughter may be exactly...
Yes! I am so in! ( GIGGLES )
I am so jealous!
Uh, could you just give us a minute...
Yeah, come on. Let's go, girls.
...with Mr. Turner, please?
Turn and walk. But Mom...
Turn and walk.
Um, I'm a little surprised.
It's usually Brittany's friend Morgan
who gets this kind of attention.
Yeah, pretty actressy types--
you know, they come a dime a dozen,
but your daughter has an every-girl quality
that we're really looking for.
Plus, she can really act.
Uh, well, I appreciate the compliments,
but she is really young and still in school...
I hear you, but I think she really has something.
Maybe if you just take some time
and go talk it over with her dad...
Well, it's just us
since she was two years old,
but I will think about it.
Great, nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you. Thanks.
You are so going to be tortured now.
What happened to like, oh, it makes a better hobby?
I know. This should be an easy no...
But I've been so squeezed tightly on money.
What about just one commercial?
Yeah, I mean one commercial,
but you've got to be careful, Sharon.
You know that kind of attention--
it's addictive.
Hm.
It's the attention she thrives on.
It's got to be no.
It's a no. Yeah, it's no.
ON T.V.: All he does is stare at me all day.
God knows what he's thinking.
Charlie, eat your peas.
They're chock full of vitamin E.
Fine.
You can do this one commercial.
One.
( SCREAM )
Maybe we'll leave a note for school.
This has got to be the last time.
Seriously.
I mean, you're treating it as if school is the hobby.
It is!
Making commercials is hard work.
Yes, exactly, and that's why
you don't need to do three in one day.
It's okay, Ma, I can handle it.
Uh, no, no.
Okay. You know what, it isn't okay.
You need to be doing things like school
and being with your friends and normal things.
Since when do you and I do normal?
( SIGHS )
You cannot keep doing this.
Uh-uh.
You're right. We can't.
Not from New Jersey.
We have to move to Los Angeles.
What? L.A. is where the business is.
If I'm not there, I'm, I'm not in the game.
The game? What game, Brittany?
Ma, I did not take all of these acting classes
just to sell cereal.
I, I want to be a real actress.
SHARON: I know, you've wanted it your whole life,
but you are a teenager.
Okay, you, you can do this professionally when you're 18.
Ma, you don't get it. Okay.
( GIGGLES ) Eighteen is like the retirement age in Hollywood.
The right time is now.
Be real, Brittany.
We can't just pick up and... and move across country.
We don't even know a soul in L.A.
Honey, listen to me.
Seriously, what is keeping us here, Ma,
as long as we have each other?
You could always sell your china from there.
Cookware.
All right. Come on.
What difference does it make if we are poor in New Jersey
or in Los Angeles?
( MUSIC PLAYING )
We agreed that we would try it here for six months.
Are you even listening to me?
( GIGGLES ) Yes, okay.
You were saying that you were ready
to cut bait and run, and I'm not.
( SIGHS )
Look, this world that we are trying to live in
is not working out for us, okay?
We, we need a reality check.
( SIGHS )
( GIGGLES ) Okay.
Well right here, there's a guest-starring role
on Murphy Brown .
Brittany Murphy on Murphy Brown --
you tell me that that is not meant to be.
( STATIC ON T.V. ) ( LAUGHTER )
Worse than if we had taken that line!
Oh... ( indistinct ) funnier.
Stop it! It was hilarious.
Your timing is perfect.
Mom, you are my mother. You, you've gotta say that.
( GIGGLES )
I am so proud to see my baby girl on TV,
not even selling anything!
( LAUGHTER )
You still think I need that reality check?
I mean, I've got an agent now,
I've got a regular gig on Drexell's Class.
It's actually happening.
For so long nothing, and now it's just going so fast.
Welcome to Hollywood.
( SIGHS )
You're either up or you're down.
There is no in-between.
Joanie and Tosh say hi, by the way.
Everyone at school is watching your show.
It's like Jersey girl makes good or something.
BRITTANY: Well, the show is okay.
I'm not really where I want to be yet,
but at least we got out of that crappy apartment.
I just bought a house...
No way!
Oh my God, a house?
You totally have to come visit.
Maybe your mom will let you stay awhile.
Everyone here is beautiful like you.
( GIGGLES ) Yeah. True.
I could never get a boy like that, or...
I could never get a boy like that.
Which one? Which one's better?
Oh, I don't know, sweetie. They're both great.
Ma, you're totally not helping now.
Look, I only get one shot!
Brit, you're putting
way too much pressure on yourself, okay?
I mean, i-if you don't get this role,
you'll go back to Sister, Sister
and, and you might even get your own TV show.
You have options now.
Sitcoms are really fun and all,
but if I got Clueless ...
If you got Clueless what?
The world wod open up to you?
Everyone would love you? You'd be famous?
What is this really all about?
I am telling you, Shad,
it's all I can do to talk to any youse guys.
I could nevah get a...
Thank you.
Uh, I have two more speeches prepared.
We've heard enough.
Thank you.
I could play it straight, uh, more heartfelt, earnest.
Oh, that won't be necessary.
( PHONE RINGS )
Murphy residence.
Yes, she's... Hold on, okay?
One second.
Your agent.
Hey, Rick.
RICK ON PHONE: Brittany, I just talked to the producers.
They loved you.
What? RICK: Guess what?
You got the part!
Are you kidding me?
RICK: No, I'm not kidding you.
You have the part, kid.
BRITTANY: No, that is so awesome!
( GIGGLES ) Okay, okay.
We'll talk Monday.
Thank you.
Oh! What?
I freaking got it-- Clueless.
I'm going to be in a real movie, Ma.
( GIGGLES )
Calm down, calm down, remember your heart.
Sh-h-h-h!
Whew.
My baby girl's going to be a movie star.
( SCREAM )
( LAUGHTER )
Cut, print that one. Let's keep the breaks at 10.
've got to finish the montage sequence today.
That was totally fun.
( GIGGLES )
Yeah, I know it's a makeover scene,
but man, it's going to take a whole lot of making over
for that chunky monkey to look even halfway decent.
( WHISPERS )
Oh, there's my girl.
Ready to go?
BRITTANY: She's so beautiful.
Yeah, she is.
But so are you, just in a different way.
Come on.
Don't say that.
I am perky. I am fun.
And what is wrong with that?
They didn't cast me
because I'm tall and blond and super sexy.
They cast me because they think that I'm pathetic enough
that even a makeover can't fix me.
What the hell? Where is this coming from?
Oh, honey.
Look, I know you don't have a lot of experience with boys,
but that's not the kind of attention you want.
Mom, don't.
You are my beauty. You are so beautiful...
( GIGGLES )
And most importantly, over there is Cast Services.
That's where we all eat.
This is like so surreal.
I can't believe this is your life.
Oh, I want you to meet someone.
Alicia, this is uh, this is my best friend Morgan.
She's out visiting.
Love your dress. So cute.
Oh, my gosh, thanks.
So hey, some of us are going out after the wrap.
You should totally bring her.
We're so totally going out with them, right?
Oh, I mean, you can if you want, you know,
but I've got my acting and my dance classes, so...
Seriously? You're still taking classes.
You've already made it.
I'm not like Alicia and you, okay?
I can't just get by on my looks.
I have to bring it with actual skill.
( GIGGLES ) The anniversary.
Yeah.
Can you believe it? It's been four years.
I can't, really.
You okay? What's going on with you?
Nothing. Just thinking about where all the time goes.
Just thinking about time, huh?
( GIGGLES )
Shut up! Come on, I know you.
What's wrong? You do.
You know, there is something I want to talk to you about.
Okay.
I've been waiting for the right time, but...
if there is one really.
( SIGHS )
So, last week I had a doctor's appointment
and they found a lump, but it's not a big deal
because they're, you know, they caught it early enough.
Um, it's not cancer?
Oh my God! What?
Look, I'm going to,
I'm going to take care of everything.
No, I, I need to take care of you, okay?
You are all I have.
I've got to quit my movie.
No. Yeah.
No. That's just ridiculous.
I need to be there, okay.
No, what you need is to follow your dreams,
sweetie, please.
( SOBS ) What is the point
if I don't have you to share it with, huh?
I'm right here.
It's going to be all right.
I just want to stay with you.
But, it is my last day of work,
and today is your last treatment.
So, tomorrow everything will go back to normal.
( CROWD NOISE )
MAN: Brittany, Brittany, over here.
I can't see you.
MAN: Well, I see you.
I need you to strut that carpet like you own it
because you do.
Yes, all right.
Brittany, just remember,
everyone here wishes they were you.
( GIGGLES )
Now tell us, who are you?
I'm Brittany, Brittany Murphy.
MAN: No, no.
Who ARE you?
I'm Brittany Murphy.
( CROWD NOISE )
You know, I've done like 10 films since Clueless,
and for some reason,
that is the only one that people always go back to.
What is it going to take for me to get a real part, Jackie,
not just some comedic sidekick
or running away from a serial killer,
but I need something showy.
You know, something to really prove myself.
I keep hearing about this Janis Joplin pic.
Yep. I already pitched you.
The director thinks you're way too young.
I know I could pull it off if he just gave me a shot.
Please, Jackie.
This is my chance to stand out,
for people to finally take notice of me--
not, not just critics, but people.
I need it.
Okay.
It's not that you're just too young.
They want to play Janis as heroin-chic.
You mean waifish?
Skinny.
I'm having a party at a loft downtown.
The director will be there.
Maybe you could come by and...
Seriously?
Jackie, don't mess with me.
( GIGGLES ) Really?
Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you.
I am going to make this happen.
Yes. Mark my words.
Okay. Okay. Yes.
So, Elliot,
I was thinking of making some changes.
( CAMERA FLASHING )
Sorry, uh, do you mind?
( GIGGLES ) No, I don't,
but I'm thinking Jackie might be a little disappointed
if she's got nothing but a truckload of Janis pictures.
( SIGHS ) Right. Sorry.
I'm, I'm not usually the creepy stalker type.
Hm.
It's just, I'm, I'm such a huge, huge fan.
Of Janis Joplin?
Of Brittany Murphy.
Oh, really?
SIMON: Seriously.
Uh, Cherry Falls , Trixie, Prophecy II.
You were terrifically miscast in all of them.
( GIGGLES ) Excuse me?
SIMON: No, no. I'm, I'm sorry.
It's just uh,
I thought if I was honest about your not-so-good work,
you'd believe me when I said
how remarkable everything else you've done has been.
Are you actually for real?
( GIGGLES ) Um, is it, uh, okay.
Yeah.
Wow.
I can't believe I'm talking to Brittany freaking Murphy!
I pulled strings to get this gig, you know,
to be amongst the movers and shakers.
What are you doing wasting your time with me?
You should probably go move and shake.
Right, yes.
I, uh, I suppose I should snap a few photos
of the rest of the party.
All right.
( GIGGLES ) Hey, what's your name?
Oh, I'm sorry. Simon, Simon Monjack.
Stop apologizing, Simon Monjack.
Right. Sorry.
Uh, did it again.
( GIGGLES )
Nice to meet you.
( GIGGLES )
You're helping out, remember.
Oh, yeah. Here, drink some water.
I got a phone call. Hang on.
Okay. Great. Take a break.
Hey, Jackie.
Seriously?
Okay, okay.
Yeah, all right.
I'll call you later.
Bye.
What is it?
The Janis Joplin project...
Yeah?
They had to put it on hold-- music rights issue.
( GASP ) I'm so sorry, honey.
Um, but the director, he really liked me...
Yeah.
So, he's going to put me in his next movie.
Good.
It's the lead!
Oh? Starring Michael Douglas.
( CROWD NOISE )
INTERVIEWER: Brittany, hi. Hi.
Quite a performance in Don't Say a Word .
Oh, oh, thank you so much.
So now what about all this Oscar buzz
that we've been hearing about? How does that feel?
( GIGGLES ) I don't even know what to say about that.
Your necklace is so beautiful, by the way.
( GIGGLES ) Thank you.
Uh, Brittany, you're not known for being big
on the Hollywood party circuit.
What do you do in your spare time?
Really, actually I'm pretty boring.
I just like to stay at home and hang out with my mom.
She's my best friend.
She's actually right over there.
Marshall is nothing like people think.
He's such a sweet and gentle guy.
And by the way, he's a really great actor.
Oh, really?
Well, now, what about these rumors
of an off-set romance between you guys?
Oh, come on. ( GIGGLES )
This house is where Justin Timberlake
and Britney Spears live.
Okay, so are we having tea with them or something?
( GIGGLES ) No!
Actually they're selling and I'm buying.
SHARON: ( WHISTLES ) We're finally seeing you
for the gifted actress that you are.
They are finally seeing me for my inner blond.
Let's be real. Stop it, okay?
I'm not going to let you sell yourself short anymore.
That's enough. You know, I don't care.
I am here and I am not going anywhere.
I don't care how blond or tall I have to be.
Anyway, I love it and what I love about it most
is that it's right over the hill from Sherman Oaks,
so I can come and see my girl as much as I want.
Uh, no.
Ma, you are moving in with me.
Baby, I love you, I do,
but it's time for you to establish your independence.
Do you seriously want me to move into this huge house
all by myself?
I want you to be your own person.
I want you to balance your checkbook,
I want you to drive a car.
I mean, maybe even date.
Okay, all right, fine.
If you're not moving in with me,
I guess I'm not buying this house.
Oh, stop it!
Oh, you.
( LAUGHTER )
Yeah? Yeah.
Yeah? Yeah! Just go see inside.
( LAUGHTER )
Another bad one?
No.
It's good, it's just not for me.
It's totally male-driven
and I'd be playing the girlfriend.
Again.
Can I ask you a question?
Uh-hm.
How much success is enough?
We're talking about money, not success.
You want me to stand on my own two feet,
well, that's what I want for me, too.
Only on screen.
I just worry that it'll never be enough, Brittany.
( YAWN ) Good morning.
Morning. Good morning.
Still jet lagged, Morgan?
I'm still getting lost between my room and the kitchen.
You got any bacon?
TOGETHER: No.
( SIGHS )
What is this?
BRITTANY: It's a kale smoothie.
It's really good.
I think I'll just get something when we go out.
Are we still going shoppin'?
Yeah, sure.
Great. I'll get changed.
Uh, di-di, do.
Oh.
I'm just having such a hard time relating to her now.
It makes me sad.
People change, grow apart.
I mean, it's hard to maintain
a childhood friendship, you know.
Yeah, but I have to.
She's home.
MORGAN: What about this one?
Uh, I'm not sure that's your color.
But you could still try it.
Brittany, you're gorgeous.
Huh! You are...
Oh my God, I so want your life!
Hey, guys. How are you today?
It's Simon, right?
SIMON: Right.
Well, ( GIGGLES ), come in here.
Come say hi.
All right.
Excuse me.
But, hello there.
Hey.
Um, Guys, can you give us a minute?
Lucky man.
Thanks.
Uh, you know, those lads, they're not your friends.
I know that because they're mine.
I'm nice to you guys so you'll be nice to me.
Right.
That's what you call a co-parasitic relationship,
but never mind that.
I honestly can't believe that you remembered me.
You were quite memorable.
Oh.
Well, uh, for the record, you look absolutely gorgeous.
( SIGHS )
( GIGGLES ) Come on.
Whatever happened
to that brutal honesty thing of yours, huh?
All right.
If I'm being completely honest--
I don't think that you need to remake yourself.
You're so much more than blond hair and eyelashes.
I'm not quite sure how to take that.
It's just how I get noticed.
But that's just it.
Don't you see, I think that you shine, Brittany.
You've nothing to prove.
( GIGGLES ) It was really good to see you, Simon.
Likewise.
But, Brittany, I'm serious about these guys out here.
They're not all charming like me.
( GIGGLES )
They love to build you up now, but when they turn--
and trust me, they will turn-- they'll do it with a vengeance.
You're sweet.
Bye, guys. Have a good day.
( GIGGLES )
JACKIE: " Just Married" , it's a comedy.
BRITTANY: I don't want to do another silly comedy, okay.
I'm finally being recognized as a dramatic actress.
I, I, I just need a lead.
It is a lead.
Equal footing, co-starring role.
Well, who's the co-star?
Ashton Kutcher.
Who's that?
The dude "where's my car?" guy.
Yes.
Oooh, uh, he has a TV show, doesn't he?
Yes, That '70s Show , and it's very popular.
Well, do you think they have, say,
acting chops to make Brittany look good?
I met him a few times.
He seemed nice.
He's very pretty
which makes me wonder about our chemistry a little bit.
You being the beast.
( MUSIC PLAYING )
It's live, gentlemen.
Get something good, okay?
Hey, Ashton. How'd it go in there, man?
Hey, guys.
Oh, come on. Give us something, man.
You're killing me.
Oh, Brittany.
Hey, are you and Ashton an item off set too?
Don't believe everything you guys publish.
Oh come on, you guys are wearing rings.
What? Oh, they're for the film.
They were just having fun.
And so you're uh, you're not dating?
Take a look at him.
He could break any heart in Hollywood.
( GIGGLES )
You're so beautiful.
( GIGGLES )
Shut up!
No, I'm serious.
Hm.
What are you doing?
What?
Do you ever take this stuff off?
You would run for the hills.
Whoa, we already are in the hills.
But, yeah, you're totally right.
I would run. I'd run.
What? That's mean.
( GIGGLES )
Whoa!
This power couple just got nominated.
What? Really?
Yeah. For what?
For a Razzie Award-- worst on-screen couple.
Oh, that's just mean. Oh my God!
It's actually kind of hilarious.
I mean, the movie made a truckload of money,
so the Razzie people can suck it.
Well, you may have just killed my career,
but we must have run on that together, huh?
Yeah. Yeah.
Question is, what are we going to wear
to the acceptance speech?
Oh, there's always a pair of Oompa Loompas.
Now come on, let's get out of here.
I want to go do something.
Yes. You guys go outside.
It is a beautiful day.
You could go hike in the hills.
TOGETHER: We are in the hills.
Oh, that's gross!
( LAUGHTER )
I'm gonna get dressed.
Oh, okay.
Oh, I'll never get tired of this view.
Reminds me of when my mom and I first moved down here
and we had all those dreams.
( GIGGLES ) Beautiful, huh?
Yeah. Yeah.
Oh. Okay, all right.
Oh, no.
You got it, guys.
Wow, okay.
Yeah.
Whoa, you okay?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
It's just a little dizzy spell, you know.
It'll pass.
You're all right. You sure?
It always does, yeah.
ASHTON: All right.
( BRITTANY LAUGHS )
Okay. I completely do not understand this ritual.
Neither does my mom,
but I still drag her here every year.
Yeah, well, it's actually kind of nice.
We get some alone time.
Oh, oooh, except for everybody staring at you.
They're staring at us.
( GIGGLES ) Thanks, Steph.
Let's see here what we got.
Um, I ordered this burger with extra grease...
( BRITTANY GIGGLES )
I'm sorry!
( LAUGHTER )
Who keeps texting?
Oh, the guys.
They want to know if we can go out with them later.
Out where?
I don't know.
Dancing, clubs or something. Hm.
Should I tell them we're coming?
Oh, not me.
I've got to get back to Mom.
Okay. Well, can I go?
I mean, I haven't seen my friends in months.
Yeah, sure.
( SHOES DROP ON FLOOR )
I didn't know if you were gonna come back.
Why wouldn't I?
Did you have fun?
It would've been a lot more fun
if you were there. Hm. ( GIGGLES )
Everybody asked about you. Hm.
Yeah, why do I doubt that?
My friends all love you.
I just, ( SIGHS ), I don't understand.
What happened to us between when we first hooked up and now?
We were having fun.
I mean, now it's like we go to some greasy spoon diner
and get the blue plate special and then pass out.
( SIGHS ) We were playing newlyweds in a movie.
( GIGGLES ) Okay, that is like doing a reality show
and then thinking that the real world
is going to be the same.
All right. Well, look,
all I know is that I want to be a part
of whatever world you're a part of, okay?
Okay. I'll try.
You know I have two more weeks
before I have to go off to New York.
Then we better not waste a second, huh?
( GIGGLES ) Yeah.
Mama?
SHARON: Hi, baby girl. I'll be right there.
There's my beauty.
I'm so glad you're home.
Hm.
Why didn't you call me? I would have picked you up.
Mwah!
The studio sent a car, so...
Oh, but where's Ashton?
Uh, well, we decided to call it quits.
Oh, sweetie, I'm so sorry.
What happened?
( SIGHS ) We were just too different, you know?
I always felt like I was dragging him down.
He likes to be out and about.
I like to stay at home.
Sweetie, let me make you something to eat, okay?
That's fine, Mom.
Brittany?
Hi.
What happened?
You fainted.
( SIGHS ) Um, the doctor said it was a combination of
hypoglycemia and chronic anemia,
probably from the horrible periods that you have.
It's not my heart murmur?
No, no, no, no.
We're just going to have you eat much more frequent meals
throughout the day,
get you some iron supplements.
Hi. BRITTANY: Hi.
My God, Brit. You gave us such a scare.
Oh, girl, I know. I, I am fine.
What's going on?
The tabloids know you're here.
I just fainted. What...?
Why do they care?
( SIMULTANEOUS TALKING )
Stop it, stop it.
REPORTER: We just want to know.
Get security.
Back off, back off, back off.
Brittany, it's me, Simon.
Come here.
I've got a car. I've got a car.
Back away, back away.
Brittany, are you a drug addict?
Back off, back off. Hey, back off.
We're doing our job! We're doing our job!
Are you better than us now, Simon?
No. Get out of here!
Sorry. I don't do that kind of work anymore.
I tried to warn you, Brit.
The paparazzi, they're not your friends.
( DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING )
I can't believe what people are saying.
Is Brittany a drug addict?
I have never been so famous.
Or infamous.
Sweetie, you don't have to read this trash, okay?
Just focus on getting better.
Don't listen to those idiots.
I just had no idea people could be so mean.
They smelled blood in the water
and they attacked, just like sharks.
Yeah.
I honestly thought that those guys were my friends.
I should have just listened to Simon.
Thank God he was looking out for me.
( DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING )
( CROWD NOISE )
MAN 1: Brittany, Brittany, over here.
Over here, come on.
I can't, I can't see you.
MAN 1: Come on, Brittany. Over here.
Look right over here by the light.
All right, but I see you. I can't see you.
MAN 1: Come on, Brittany. Look right here.
I see you and everyone here sees this, all those people.
They all wish they were you.
MAN 2: Who are you, Brittany? Brittany, who are you?
MAN 3: Tell us who you are.
MAN 3: Brittany, come on. Tell us who you are.
Who are you?
( BRITTANY GASPS )
( CROWD NOISE )
Hi. Brittany, hi.
Good. How are you?
So, tell me about where you met Dakota.
Dakota is amazing.
She is only nine years old.
( GIGGLES ) Can you believe that?
Uh, about your recent hospitalization--
how are you doing now?
Much better. Thank you.
As you know, some have said that it was drug-related.
I have never taken drugs.
I, I couldn't even if I wanted to
because I have this heart condition.
Yes, but...
I'd, I'd really much rather
just talk about my movie projects.
( SIGHS ) Okay, well, what do you have coming up?
I'm about to start a film called Little Black Book .
I'm really excited about it because I get to sing
and then I'm doing a voice
in an animated feature called Happy Feet .
I get to sing in that, too.
I love to sing.
BRITTANY: Doing voiceover work is so much fun!
And guess what else?
SHARON: What?
I am the new Jordache jeans girl.
Oh, aw, oh, baby!
Oh my gosh!
How can you take all these ups and downs and...
I can't.
That's why it's got to be nothing but up from now on.
Guess I won't be needing these anymore.
Antidepressants?
Hey, I'll be right back. Hey!
I just, Where you going?
I've got to go to the pharmacy.
Oh, let me go with you. No, no, no, no.
They're, they're going to close.
I'll be right back.
Love you.
( DOOR CLOSES )
Love you, too.
Oh!
It's back, isn't it?
Oh, sweetie.
( SIGHS )
I didn't want to bring you down.
Everything's going up for you right now.
( BRITTANY SOBS )
Hey, I'm going to get you through this, okay?
I'm strong, okay,
and I don't want you putting your career on hold.
I don't have a career
until I know that you are well again.
Oh, sweetie.
( SIGHS )
( SOBS ) How bad?
It's bad.
( PHONE RINGS )
Honey, you need to call Jackie.
Have her do a press release
so that people know you're with me here.
No, Ma.
Hey, I'm not going to use your illness.
They can say whatever they want.
This is my business.
I just need you to get better.
That's my baby.
I love you.
Some more green tea.
Lots of antioxidants.
Oh, please stop fussing over me.
Being out of sight, out of mind
is not a very good thing in this town.
Did you at least call Jackie back?
I left messages.
Oh, Brittany.
I did.
( PHONE RINGS )
Well, who is it here? Oh!
Hello. ( MOTHER COUGHS )
I'm sor-- who...
What? Who's...
No, no comment.
What's going on?
Reporter asking for a comment of I don't...I mean...
( PHONE RINGS )
What now? Oh, my goodness.
Should I decline this?
Yes. ( SIGHS )
Some gossip reporter has blogs that a well-known actress
got loaded out of her mind at a Hollywood party
and had sex with the cater waiter in the stairwell.
They're saying that it was me.
Oh, please. Sweetheart, that's insane.
You've been in the hospital with me
morning, noon, and night.
You can't...
I don't know whether to laugh or cry at the idea
that I left your hospital room to go out and get loaded
and have anonymous sex.
( SIGHS ) Brittany, we're going to call Jackie,
and she will know how to straighten all this out, okay?
How could anyone who actually knows me
believe that I would do that? ( PHONE RINGS )
( SIGHS )
( PHONE CONTINUES TO RING )
( SIGHS )
I told you that would blow over,
just like the last silly scandal did, right?
You should not be up, okay? What do you need?
It feels good to get out of bed.
I'd been laying there all day.
( SIGHS ) Oh, sweetie.
I want you to smile.
At least you got a retraction, right?
Ma, that doesn't mean anything, okay?
( DOORBELL RINGS )
People believe what they want to believe.
( DOOR BANGS SHUT )
SHARON: What, what is it?
They're, they're dropping me.
Who's dropping you? I don't...
My agents...
And Jackie.
No way, Brittany. She's...
Ma, it's right here, okay?
I'm telling you.
It's over.
I was just thinking because someone said he was so cute.
All right.
Could I ask you why you wouldn't want to take me on?
No, I understand.
Thank you.
Yeah, you too.
That was a third-tier agency.
Wouldn't even touch me. ( SOBS )
I, I don't understand. You're a big star, sweetie.
I was a big star, Ma, okay,
but apparently everyone has moved on.
Why, because you took care of me?
No, Ma, it's not about you, okay?
It-- don't put this on yourself.
It's Jordache junkie and those stupid rumors.
Those freaking tabloids.
What did I do wrong?
( SIGHS ) Why do they hate me so much?
( LOW CHATTER )
Thank you so much for coming to meet me.
Of course.
As I mentioned, I'm no longer a photographer.
Well, other than for my own pleasure,
but I've had a bit of success as a producer and screenwriter.
I've just had the film Factory Girl
released this last year,
and that inspired me to write this script about Sigmund Freud.
Which I loved, by the way.
Thank you so much.
To be blunt, I want you for the lead role,
for the opera singer here.
( COUGHING )
You all right?
Uh, she's a wonderful character,
and I love to sing, but I'm sure you know
that it's impossible to raise money on my name anymore.
Well, you just need a fresh start.
We'll find the money somehow.
The most important part
is to find the right person for the role,
and I know that that's you.
Wow, I appreciate your vote of confidence in me,
but why do you think that I'm so perfect for the part?
Your vulnerability.
I know you normally play much tougher characters,
but I see the vulnerable Brittany hiding inside of you.
That's the Brittany I want.
( BRITTANY GIGGLES )
Well, we have talked the night away.
Yes.
Yeah. Um, we're going to have to table this
until I get back from New York.
Right.
Um, you're going to New York?
In the morning, yeah.
I'm going to direct a DVD thing.
It's the best I can get these days.
I wonder if you remember the first time we met.
How could I forget?
You were my worst critic.
( GIGGLES )
Yes, but before that.
Your first red carpet.
What? You're not talking about the Clueless premiere?
Yes.
Oh my God, that was you?
I had an inkling
that there was a star inside of you.
That was a real turning point for me.
I really felt that you saw me.
Uh, right.
Um, well, good luck in New York,
and we'll talk more when you get back, yeah.
New York-- I detest flying.
I could go with you if you'd like.
Mom!
Hey.
Hey, Mom.
So, I brought home two surprises...
Ready.
Surprise number one... ( GIGGLES )
Surprise number two.
Oh, ha.
No. Really. ( GIGGLES )
That's great!
( KETTLE WHISTLES )
( BRITTANY GIGGLES )
On our way home, we were waiting to board,
and Simon popped the question.
I still can't believe you said yes.
When you know no.
Simon is an amazing man.
He has made a fortune buying and selling art.
Really? BRITTANY: Yeah.
I thought you were a photographer.
BRITTANY: Yeah, yeah.
Well, I've dabbled in a number of things.
He's dabbled.
Most recently writing and producing.
In fact, I've just had the film Factory Girl
released this last year.
Have you heard of it? No, I have not.
So what, what other things?
All right.
Where to start?
No, no. Let me help. Please.
Okay.
Thank you, Simon.
Sharon, I know this must all seem rather sudden to you.
That's an understatement.
You know, Brittany is extremely vulnerable
and fragile right now.
And you're worried that I'm taking advantage of that.
I don't blame you for wondering.
Hm.
Plus, she's always had a flair for the dramatic,
and you've been her knight in shining armor
once before, right?
Look, I'm no Ashton Kutcher.
I don't have Hollywood good looks,
but I really do love Brit
and I want to marry her with all my heart.
Well, you've gained her trust.
That's not easy to do these days.
She knows I have her best interest at heart.
If you do, could you please slow this train down.
Hm, I've tried.
Believe me, I've tried.
Can I help it if she finds me so irresistible?
( LAUGHTER )
Look, I'm sure you know
that Brittany is famously tied to my apron strings,
but we are a package deal, like it or not.
Sharon, I would have it no other way.
( SMACKS KS )
( GIGGLES )
What are you thinking?
I don't know.
I just-- I've so many ideas running through my head
of ways to reboot your career.
Hm.
I just-- I want people to love you again, you know.
To see you the way that I do.
Honey, the front yard is too small.
It's not going to accommodate this big of an event.
Which is why we cut the guest list down, way down.
Simon says we should only invite friends
who've been loyal.
Real friends.
Simon says, Simon says.
Where's Simon's list?
I-his family, they live mostly in the UK.
I'm sorry to disturb you.
Oh, I'm sorry.
We're right in the middle of something really import...
Ma, it's okay.
Did you want a picture?
No, I'm not looking for a picture or an autograph,
just to warn you.
You're seeing Simon Monjack?
Is this really any of your business?
What, are you a reporter?
No!
How well do you know Mr. Simon "Conjack"--
I mean, that's what my friends call him.
Has he told you about his other fiancées,
the broken hearts he's left strewn
on both sides of the Atlantic?
Ooh, I assume that you're one of them.
I think maybe it's a good idea...
SHARON: You need to walk away.
Get out of here.
No, not until I've said my piece.
That's okay.
Has he told you about the lawsuits,
the unpaid bills, rent he's skipped out on?
And you might want to talk to the FBI.
There's a complaint or two on file...
I'm leaving.
At least talk to his family.
SHARON: Leave now! Ask them
how he went through all of their money
before he started bilking everyone else's.
Simon is a manipulative con man who victimizes trusting people.
You need to know that.
And get that ring appraised.
It is a cubic zirconia, for sure.
I'm sorry.
God.
That was crazy.
Um...
Uh... ( DEEP BREATH )
You're engrossed, I see.
Um, why did you give me this to read?
Because it's excellent and you will be excellent in it.
It's a horror film, okay.
You know I don't want to do horror.
It creeps me out.
I know, but dear, we have to start somewhere,
rebuilding you.
To do that, I need you to trust me.
Something's wrong?
Nope, nothing.
I just want to get through this tonight.
The script you don't want to do.
All right. I give in.
What is it?
I-I'm just really tired I think
from all the wedding plans.
Okay? Good night.
Love you.
Love you, too.
Thank you.
Uh, I'm a lightweight on that.
All right.
So whose deal is it?
Yours, you know I suck.
All right, great.
( DOORBELL RINGS )
I'll get it.
( DOORBELL RINGS AGAIN )
Yes?
Murphy residence?
It, it is.
US Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Is there a Simon Monjack living here?
Um, it's all right, Brit. What's this about?
You have the right to remain silent.
You have the right to an attorney.
Mom, Mom! Si-Simon, what's happening?
Brittany, get me an attorney.
I'll be needing a good one.
This is a private residence.
We have a warrant. A war-- Ma.
SIMON: Brittany, call an attorney.
Where are you taking him? Where are you taking him?
At least tell me where you're taking him.
Look, I'm not an immigration attorney,
but I can tell you it's a legitimate arre.
He's been living here under an expired visa.
So how do we get it renewed?
It's not that simple, and even if it were,
there are a lot of other allegations against him.
What other allegations, John?
( SIGHS )
John, just tell me.
He's alleged to owe back rent and other debts
in excess of half a million dollars.
So I guess what that woman told us was true, Brit.
It's the tip of the iceberg.
I mean, he was charged with credit card fraud in Virginia,
though those charges were later dropped.
Which means they may not be true.
Which means the charges were dropped.
He knows a lot of people, okay.
He, he, he's been rebooting my career.
I read a script that he wrote.
Look, it is true that he has an executive producer title
and story-by writing credit on a film,
but he had to sue to get them.
So I can't say how legitimate those are.
You are not the first person he's done this to.
He's a true genius.
He just happens to be a genius con man.
Brittany, I've got to ask,
I mean, you're young, beautiful, wealthy, famous.
I mean, how'd you get tangled up with a character like Monjack?
Just tell me what I have to do to get him out.
Brit, I don't know.
I think I need to explain
some of the things that you've heard
and then I'll get my things if you want.
I don't want to hear any of it.
I just want to fix it.
Mazel tov!
( APPLAUSE )
SHARON: Everyone, I'd love to introduce
Brittany and Simon Monjack,
soulmates and partners for life.
( APPLAUSE )
What is it?
They found out.
Who?
Everyone.
Simon, I wanted to control when we announced our marriage,
but someone leaked it.
When I was younger,
all I wanted was for people to pay attention to me.
Now, oh God, I just wish they would leave me alone.
Oh God!
You just need to take it in stride, all right?
Fight back when the time is right.
They're saying you cast a spell on me and Mom.
Maybe I have.
Honestly, you must be a bit crazy.
It's the only way to explain why you'd want to be with me.
Besides Mom, you were the only one
that I knew for sure loves me without question.
( SIGHS )
I, I know you don't want to hear this,
but I want to be 100% honest with you
because I, I really want this to work.
Simon, don't.
All of those dirty, horrible, terrible things
you've heard about me--
they're true, every last one of them.
I guess you could say I've been a bit of a sociopath.
That doesn't matter, okay?
Hey, the past is the past.
Right.
Right, that's the point.
When I'm with you,
you make me want to be a better man,
and with you I will be, I am.
From now on...
let me protect you, all right?
No more, no more blogs or tabloids, all right.
Let's shut the haters out of our lives.
And the fake friends.
Fake friends, too.
Stand up.
Ah, gorgeous.
There we are.
Oh, darling, I love dressing you.
( HELICOPTER WHIRRING )
Why won't they leave me alone?
Just get... make them go away.
Honey? Hm.
Got some lunch for you.
Uh-uh.
No. Not hungry.
Oh, you have to eat something.
Brittany, it's not healthy for you
to just lay around here all day.
Did you take your medicine?
Yeah, yeah, I think so.
( SIGHS ) These antidepressants
don't seem to be working that well anymore.
I'm going to call the doctor back.
No, Ma. No doctors.
Please, Ma.
( DOOR BANGING SHUT ) SIMON: See! I've done it!
I finally made it happen.
You, my dear, have got a movie.
I know. Happy Feet Two .
I can't wait... No, no, no.
Wait, what is this? No, no, no.
This, this is a thriller,
small budget but very, very good.
We leave for Puerto Rico in a week's time.
So...
But Puerto Rico.
Simon, baby, you know I hate flying
and over the water.
I know, I know, but it's all right.
We'll both be with you-- your mom and I.
I'll be doing your hair and makeup for the film.
We'll make a vacation of it, all right?
Just read the script.
No, I don't have to.
I could... I just want to work.
That's my girl.
( GIGGLES )
You did it!
Have you seriously come back here
every one of the past 18 years?
( GIGGLES ) We missed one or two times
while Brittany was shooting,
but we always came back to make up for it.
Yeah.
It's exactly the same.
( SIGHS ) Nothing's changed.
( GIGGLES )
BRITTANY: Everything has changed.
You just don't see it.
Why don't you mind your own business and bugger off.
Hey, everybody.
SHARON: Ashton.
Hi, Sharon. Hey, how are you?
SHARON: Good to see you.
ASHTON: Good to see you. Oh!
Simon, hey.
Come here.
What are you doing here?
It's the one time a year I know where to find you guys.
Uh, join us.
Uh, I'd love to.
I can't stay very long.
I'm actually producing a pilot for a TV show.
SHARON: Congratulations.
That's wonderful.
BRITTANY: Good for you.
Thank you. Yeah, we're actually
in the casting process right now
and your name came up.
I think you'd be great for the.
Thanks, mate, but we're um,
we're just now rebooting Brittany's future career.
Don't think it's quite time to go back to TV.
Well, I hope you'll think about it
because you'd be great.
Of course she'll think about it.
Thank you.
SHARON: It's so good to see you.
You too.
Yeah. And to have food together.
Okay.
We've got to see each other more often.
SHARON: Yeah.
I just want to say something.
Ashton, wait.
Wait a second. ( GIGGLES )
Hey, Brittany.
How are you?
Are you... Are you okay?
Yeah.
You know you can't believe
all the stuff that you hear out there.
Yeah.
And, I'm good.
We're good.
You know, I never stopped caring about you.
You know that, right?
Yeah. Me too.
But I have my Mom,
and Simon really cares about me.
Yeah, of course, right.
Hey...
do you think if we had won that Razzie, ( GIGGLES )
if we would have shown up to accept it in person...
Definitely.
Take care of yourself, okay?
Get out of here.
( GIGGLES )
I don't want to come here again, okay?
( SIGHS ) Ever.
Can we go?
( GUNSHOTS )
Simon, Simon! Wake up, wake up!
There's gunshots. I can hear the gunshots.
What do you want?
Huh? SIMON: Brit, Brit.
Do you hear that? Simon, do you hear that?
It's just a car backfiring.
( YELLING ) Leave us alone!
Brittany, stop. Stop it.
Leave me alone! Brittany, stop.
It's just a car.
OFFICER: So basically the bangs
were just a generator misfiring.
It's from all those bloody power outages.
Officer, I swear, I heard gunshots.
I did.
Ma'am, is there any reason that you'd believe
someone would want to harm you?
Darling, you're safe, all right?
No one's going to hurt you.
Thank you so much, officer.
Sorry for your trouble.
Okay.
You folks try to have a good evening.
You too.
Here.
What, what is that?
It's just a beta blocker.
These are your heart pills?
Yes. It'll calm you down.
I'm so embarrassed.
Brit, there's no need to be embarrassed.
I'm right here, all right?
You're safe.
I'll never leave your side.
( WHISPERS ) You promise?
I promise.
I'm sorry. Oh.
SIMON: Wake up.
Is she sleeping?
No, uh, we'll need another five though.
It's just the jet lag.
Yeah, yeah. Take your time.
Thank you.
Um, it's all right, baby, but it is important
that you remember your lines this time, all right?
Shall we go over them?
You told me that this was going to be a thriller.
Simon, I told you
I don't want to do another horror film.
It's changed a bit since I first read it,
but don't worry,
you are going to be wonderful in it.
All right? Promise.
Just give me a moment.
It is important that we're mindful
of Brittany's mandated breaks.
Her mandated breaks?
Yes.
( LAUGHTER ) You're, you're kidding me, right?
No. Okay.
We're in Puerto Rico.
This is not the Fox lot.
I'm aware of that.
This is an ultra low-budget film, man.
I'm well aware of the budget of this picture.
I can't get my star of my movie
to know one line of dialogue for more than five minutes?
She knows her lines, okay?
That is when she's not too busy sleeping.
Are you drunk? Are you kidding me?
Of course not. Simon, please.
Of course not.
It's just how unprofessional you are!
I'm calling a wrap for today, guys.
Uh, we'll pick up everything tomorrow.
You don't need to do that.
Mandated breaks.
She'll be fine by tomorrow.
It's all right. We'll go home.
We'll get a bit of rest, all right?
DIRECTOR: Good morning.
BRITTANY: Good morning. How you doing?
Great. Good morning.
Um, there has been a slight change of plans.
You're not allowed back on set anymore.
Uh, what?
It's, it's all right.
I'll sort this out.
She's not going on without me, so...
Hey, that's completely fine, and I understand,
but we don't need her anymore.
She's been replaced.
You can't do that!
Yes, I can.
I can do that because we're making a film.
Very little time to make it.
Nobody's going to put up with her drama.
How dare you!
No, let's just go, okay?
This whole thing has been a train wreck anyway.
Take care.
( MUSIC PLAYING )
( COUGHING )
Home.
Bloody airplanes.
Yeah, now you know how I feel.
My head is about to explode.
Okay, off to bed with you two, okay?
I'm going to make some soup.
Oh, baby, you don't have to do that.
I insist.
The least I can do is open up a can
and heat up some soup, huh.
It's my turn to take care of you.
I'm worried about her.
She's acting like nothing happened.
I mean, these mood swings are getting worse and worse.
I'll talk to the doctor about her medication.
Meanwhile, off to bed with us.
Survived two bouts of cancer, but for some reason,
she acts like this cold is going to kill her.
Simon?
What's going on?
Simon, what's wrong?
Mom, ma, come here!
SHARON: What?
BRITTANY: Simon, please, Simon, please!
SHARON: What-- is he having a seizure?
No. I don't know. I think he's having a heart--
a heart attack or something.
Help me get him on the floor.
I'm going to perform CPR.
( GROANS ) Oh my God!
( GROANS )
Call 9-1-1, mom, call 9-1-1.
Okay, okay.
Oh, Simon.
( GROANS )
We have an emergency. Don't die, I need you.
Someone's having a heart attack.
Simon, Simon.
Please, please, no.
I know it was just a mild heart attack,
but it was quite the wake-up call.
We have got to get you in shape.
( COUGHING )
Both of us then, right.
No, it's just a cold.
I will live.
That's the spirit, Brit.
You've been acting a bit manic lately.
Have you been taking your meds?
No, I decided to go off them.
They make me feel spacey and stuff.
Where are you going?
The premiere for that little film
I did last summer is tonight, Across the Hall .
Remember?
I thought you begged out of it.
That was before I...
When I thought I was going to be shooting in Puerto Rico,
but now that I am here,
I feel like I should go support it.
Plus Mama's better enough to take me, so...
Oh, I don't like it.
( GROANS )
But at least take your meds.
( GROANS )
A bit of this cold medicine works wonders.
Simon, honey, you go back to bed.
Okay? You have a fever and a bad heart.
So do you.
On both counts.
All right. Look...
Hm?
I'm not going to let you face the wolves alone.
I'm coming with.
Okay?
First, let's find you something
just a bit different to wear, all right?
Perhaps you go back to blond.
BRITTANY: And so in that way,
it already had a cult following.
Good-bye. Thanks so much.
Excuse me, Brittany. Hi.
Hi. How are you?
I'm good, thank you.
Let me ask you.
So with all of these rumors and innuendos
that seem to follow you, how do you rise above it?
High heels.
( LAUGHTER )
No, no. Um, seriously,
I have a wonderful husband and mom.
I spend more time with them than anybody else.
They keep me grounded.
Any plans for the new year?
I'd like to be somewhere cold.
I miss the winters back East.
Actually, I do have a New Year's resolution.
I want to have a baby, start a family.
SHARON: Britt, don't ruin a good night. Stay off your phone.
Bloggers are still saying
I was difficult on the set of "The Caller".
They fired me.
They're saying you were drunk, Simon.
People cannot tell the difference
between a freaking SNL parody and the truth.
More people saw that sketch
than my last five films combined.
I thought we swore off looking at the online trash.
Come on.
How are those cramps, baby?
BRITTANY: They're worse than ever.
Oh my God!
What?
They're saying I've been replaced on Happy Feet Two .
They, they can't do that, right, Simon?
They can't-- that is all I have right now.
Well, sweetie, it's probably not even true.
No, mom. It's all over the place,
it's everywhere.
I hate this city.
Maybe it is time for us to go home.
I could do Broadway.
Maybe even some community theater if I had to.
Simon, we could start our family.
No more anniversary dinners at that crappy diner, Mom.
Let's go. Let's get out.
Are you really serious this time?
I'm on board.
I just want to see you happy, right?
BRITTANY: They won. They got what they wanted.
Darling, it's been almost two weeks.
( SIGHS ) You're only getting worse.
( COUGHING )
Here you go, hon.
Okay.
Sweetie, we need to call the doctor.
No. Yes.
No. Please, Brit.
Listen to your Mum.
No. They will just call me a drug addict.
I don't, please Mom, no.
Okay, then I'm just going to call him again about it.
I'll be right back. Yes.
( COUGHING )
Here.
Brit, just take a sip.
( COUGHING )
Brit, Brit. You sound very bad.
We can't let...
Should we take her to the ER?
( COUGHING ) No, no hospital.
SHARON: Sweetie, we cannot see the doctor till Monday.
( COUGHING ) No! They'll call me a junkie again.
SHARON: Sweetie.
( COUGHING )
You're all right.
( CHOKING NOISES )
Brittany.
Sharon.
( YELLING ) Sharon!
We need your help, Sharon!
Baby?
I don't know what she's saying.
You can't breathe? Okay, okay.
Sit down. ( COUGHING )
Okay, baby, just sit. Brittany, sit down.
Don't leave me.
I don't-- I really don't feel good right now.
Just stay with me. Okay.
( indistinct ) We'll see what we can do.
Prop up the pillows really high so she can...
( COUGHING )
Don't leave me, Mom, don't.
No, no, no. It's okay. It's okay.
Just try and relax, please.
Just try to relax.
Just relax.
( DOOR CLOSES )
She's still in there?
Yes.
I got her some tea.
I think we just need to get all packed up
and get the hell out of here, right?
Oh, yeah, I'll fly back,
wrap everything up.
( RUNNING WATER )
( THUD )
Brit?
( KNOCK ON DOOR )
Brittany, I have some tea for you.
Oh my God! ( SHOUTS ) Simon!
( MUSIC PLAYING )
( HOWLS )
Oh my God!
( MUSIC PLAYING )