The Vineyard

Damn wild dogs.

Ooh.

Feeling warm, huh?

Let's see what you got on.

Yeah.

I want you, too.

Yeah, burn baby, burn.

All for you.

Let's go inside.

Okay.

- Elson, what are you doing to me?

Acupressure.

Are you sure?

- What does it feel like?

- I don't know, but whatever it is, it's incredible.

You're so good to me.

Of course I am.

- You think of the weirdest thing, Gina.

Turn around, darling.

There's something I want to show you.

What is it?

God, not again.

Another one of those nightmares?

Hurry!

Selagod, King of Mayan Gods,

yes.

Grant me eternal life.

Yes, give it to me.

Give it to me!

Thank you.

Thank you for longevity.

Forgive me for what I've done

in order to survive.

Lord Selagod.

God of winds.

You have given me strength and power.

Embrace me as I go out and execute your work.

Yes, all those.

All those who drink your wine

will be your disciples soon.

Lord, I'm in constant fear of failing you

before I complete my work for you.

This, this amulet,

it's growing smaller and smaller

as the passing days go on.

You must show me another source of life,

a more lasting source, lord.

Show me a sign.

Show me a way, lord.

Damn it, Willis, we are late.

- Now we won't even get one bottle

of Dr. Po's wine.

You there, excuse me, boy.

Which entrance is for the wine auction?

- Down there. - Come along, darling.

Lucas.

Stop complaining, okay?

All I want to do is promote my career.

That's all, and yours, and Nancy's.

And I'm not gonna do it by sitting at home,

waiting for producers to call ‘cause they don't.

Lucas.

And Paul is doing a great job for us.

I've heard that before.

You've heard it before.

- Yeah, opportunity, opportunities.

An opportunity auction.

Lucas.

Might as well be at Lucky's.

Those so-called film producers you hang out with

at your table.

Jesus, Jezebel, what are you doing?

Lucas, come on.

Just relax.

Look, I gotta work tonight.

Why don't you just go and enjoy yourself

at the auction.

Call me, Lucas?

We have a 13,000 dollar bid.

13,000.

Going.

Going.

Sold to the gentleman in table five.

There there, pumpkin.

What's the matter?

Oh, men.

Sometimes they're so insensitive.

- Oh god darling, don't I know it.

But here, you're gorgeous.

This ought to cheer you up.

Who is this?

- The most suave and debonair man

in the whole entire world.

Dr. Elson Po.

I took the liberty of making an appointment with him.

Dr. Po is a producer.

More cabernet, sir?

He also makes his movies

on the island where he makes his wine.

I have made arrangements for you

even to bring your friends along,

if you would like.

Paul, that's terrific.

Thank you.

- By the way, did you manage to get your physical?

Oh yeah.

- You know, all the studios require them in these days.

I did everything you asked me.

Are you a good girl.

And now, ladies and gentlemen,

we come to the final auction of the evening.

Item 39.

This is the last bottle of Dr. Po's

highest quality wine.

And in order to expedite the bidding

of this 1978 varietal,

I'll start the bid at 4,000 dollars.

4,000 dollars, ladies and gentlemen.

5,000.

6,000.

6,000 on table one.

7,000.

- 7,000. - 8,000.

- 8,000. - 11,000.

11,000.

I got a bid for 11,000. - I love your scarf.

- Get me one of those bottles of wine, Teddy.

12,000.

- We'll have a good time tonight, darling.

- Going once, going twice.

14,000.

- 14,000, we have 14,000.

- Is this the last bottle of Po's wine?

- Yes it is, sir. - 15,000.

16,000 dollars.

17,000.

Hi, Nancy, you look great.

Thanks, Jeremy.

Get a load of Jezebel.

She's got that agent Paul

eating out of her hand.

- 20,000. - 20,000.

As soon as I buy this wine,

you and I are gonna have a real party.

22,000.

25,000.

28,000.

28,000.

- 30,000 dollars. - 30,000.

40,000.

- 40,000. - 50,000 dollars.

- 50,000 dollars, ladies and gentlemen.

Going once, going twice.

Sold for 50,000 dollars. - Oh you.

Oh my God.

I saw you watching me

when I was doing that car tonight.

I want you tonight, very much.

Damn, baby.

So you think I'm 10 times better than your husband, huh?

Oh Mark, Mark.

Oh.

Yeah!

This is so exciting, Paul.

Thanks for bringing us here.

Alright.

What the hell do you want?

- Dr. Po says you can take some time off.

- It's about time I get a day off.

Permanently.

Son of a bitch!

Bastard!

Son of a bitch.

Come on, bastard.

Good work, Rock.

- Your wife says you're a lousy screw.

I saw you.

You weren't so hot.

Bravo.

Bravo.

Castrate him.

Kill the eunuch.

No!

No!

Bury him.

Take her down to the dungeon.

Please allow me.

- Po, I'm just dying to meet him.

Me neither.

No no, let's not go yet.

Counting our chicken.

We haven't got anything yet.

- Hey look, I just know I'm gonna get that part.

I'm not gonna forget you for this, Paul.

I promise you that.

- So Paul, when do we get the script.

Calm down, you boys and girls.

This man is a jet setter.

He knows some of the world's most influential people.

Well, how's Mrs. Po?