An American in Paris1951

Jerry:
I see it's a formal brawl after all.

Milo:
What makes you think that?

Jerry:
Well, the more formal the party is, the less you have to wear.

Milo:
Oh, no. You're quite wrong. It's most informal.

Jerry:
Where is everybody?

Milo:
Here.

Jerry:
Downstairs?

Milo:
No. Here in this room.

Jerry:
What about that extra girl?

Milo:
Ha, ha. That's me.

Jerry:
Ohhh! You mean the party's just you and me.

Milo:
That's right.

Jerry:
Oh I see. Why that's kind of a little joke, isn't it?

Milo:
In a way.

Jerry:
You must be out of your mink-lined head. I know I need dough but I don't need it this badly. If you're hard up for companionship, there are guys in town that do this kind of thing for a living. Call one of them.

Milo:
I'm simply interested in your work and I want to get to know you better. Now is that such a crime?...I want to help you. I think you have a great deal of talent. Now it doesn't hurt to have somebody rooting for you, does it?