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Matty Walker: You don't look lazy. Tell me, does chat like this work with most women?
Ned Racine: If they haven't been around much. Matty Walker: I wondered. I thought maybe I was out of touch. Ned Racine: Can I buy you a drink? Matty Walker: I told you, I've got a husband. Ned Racine: I'll buy him one too. Matty Walker: He's out of town. Ned Racine: My favorite kind. We'll drink to him. Matty Walker: He only comes up on weekends. Ned Racine: I'm liking him better all the time. Matty Walker: Look who's here. isn't this a coincidence. Ned Racine: I know you. Matty Walker: You're the one who hates talking about heat. Too bad. I'd talk about chimes. Ned Racine: What about them? Matty Walker: The wind chimes on my porch. They keep ringing and I go out, expecting a cool breeze. That's what they always mean. But not this year. This year it's just hot air. Ned Racine: Do I remind you of hot air? Bourbon, any kind, on the rocks. Do you want another? Matty Walker: What are you doing in Pinehaven? Ned Racine: I'm no yokel. I was all the way to Miami once. Matty Walker: Some men, once they get a whiff of it, they trail you like a hound. Ned Racine: I'm not that eager. Matty Walker: What's your name, anyway? Ned Racine: Ned Racine. Matty Walker: Matty Walker. Ned Racine: You all right? Matty Walker: Yes, I'm fine. My temperature runs a couple of degrees high, around 100. I don't mind. it's the engine or something. Ned Racine: Maybe you need a tune-up. Matty Walker: Don't tell me. You have just the right tool. Ned Racine: I don't talk like that. Matty Walker: How did you find me, Ned? Ned Racine: This is the only joint in Pinehaven. Matty Walker: You shouldn't have come. You're going to be disappointed. Matty Walker: Thank you. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have let you come. Ned Racine: You're not so tough after all. Matty Walker: No, I'm weak. Ned Racine: It's so bright. Matty Walker: Please, Ned! Do it! Ned Racine: I like this place. It's got a nice feel. Matty Walker: You were on top. Ned Racine: Could use a better mattress. See to it, will you? Matty Walker: Yes, sir. Ned Racine: Give me a break here. It takes a little while. Matty Walker: It's your own fault. I never wanted it like this before. It throws everything else out of whack. Ned Racine: It takes me a good 30 seconds. Matty Walker: Are you sure? I just want to be sure. Ned Racine: You all right? Matty Walker: Don't stop. Ned Racine: You are killing me. I'm red, I'm sore. Matty Walker: You're sore? You've got nerve. Ned Racine: Look at it. It's about to fall off. Matty Walker: Is there any more ice? I'm burning up. He's coming up tomorrow. I can't stand the thought of him. He's small and mean and weak. Ned Racine: If you leave him, you'll do all right. Matty Walker: A divorce? Ned Racine: Yeah, he's ripe. Matty Walker: No. I signed a prenuptial agreement. Ned Racine: What? Matty Walker: He insisted. He blamed it on his sister, Roz. She hates me, but he wanted it too. Ned Racine: How is it? Matty Walker: It's bad. I get some money for a year, not much. That's it. Does it matter, Ned? Tell me the truth, please. Ned Racine: The truth! I wish you were going to be loaded. Does it matter? No. Matty Walker: God, you make me happy! |
![]() William Hurt as Ned Racine ![]() Picture from Body Heat (1981) movie ![]() Kathleen Turner as Matty Walker |