An American in Paris1951

Jerry:
What about you? Aren't you sick of The Life and Times of Mulligan?

Lise:
I'd rather listen to you. I don't like to talk about myself.

Jerry:
Oh, you're going to have to get over that.

Lise:
Why?

Jerry:
Well, uh, with a binding like you've got, people are going to want to know what's in the book.

Lise:
What does that mean?

Jerry:
Well, uh, primarily it means you're a very pretty girl.

Lise:
I am?

Jerry:
Yes, you are.

Lise:
How do you know?

Jerry:
I, uh, heard it on the radio.

Lise:
Making fun of me.

Jerry:
Doesn't everybody tell you that?

Lise:
I haven't been out with many people. And always friends.

Jerry:
Honey, believe me. I'm no enemy...Lise, I don't know whether you're a girl of mystery or just a still water that doesn't run deep, but there's one thing I can tell you. I'd been around sooner, you'd know by now that you're very pretty and I'm not making fun with you.