{941}{1035}My great, great, great...
{1036}{1117}great uncle was a signer|of the Declaration of Independence,
{1118}{1201}and my mother's side started building|New York before the Revolution.
{1202}{1270}You get the idea.
{1497}{1578}I went to a party once and there was|a palm reader there.
{1619}{1669}When she looked at my hand,|she just...
{1670}{1738}she froze.
{1739}{1787}And I said to her,|"I know.
{1788}{1858}My life line is broken.
{1858}{1947}I know I won't live|past 30."
{2118}{2172}You know those photos|of smiling families
{2173}{2225}you always see|on a mantelpiece?
{2288}{2348}I can't even look at them,
{2349}{2402}because you never know|what they're hiding.
{2482}{2553}A "Life Magazine" photographer|came to our house
{2554}{2640}to photograph|the "ideal American family. "
{2641}{2731}We looked happy|and pretty,
{2732}{2819}but underneath
{2820}{2889}it just wasn't|that way at all.
{3128}{3230}# I don't ever wanna|see you crying... #
{3231}{3281}Looks like the country|is disintegrating.
{3282}{3330}Lost all its hope.
{3331}{3421}There's always hope no matter|what's happened before.
{3422}{3479}Yeah?
{3480}{3522}Where's the hope in that?
{3523}{3599}You know, when he first started painting|everybody thought he was mad.
{3600}{3659}Can you imagine?
{3660}{3713}God, wouldn't it be wonderful|to know that students
{3714}{3782}were looking at your work,|analyzing it?
{3783}{3824}That depends on|what they're saying.
{3877}{3944}I mean, people say|he's a no-talent freak.
{3945}{4026}He's changing the way|that we look at the world, isn't he?
{4027}{4089}I think people|who manage to do that
{4090}{4155}must have the hardest|time in life.
{4214}{4287}Are you sure you'll be okay|in New York?
{4288}{4351}I'll be fine. I've got Chuck|to look after me.
{4395}{4471}Oh, Syd, why won't|you come too?
{4472}{4526}My folks would kill me.
{4527}{4605}Where I come from,|it's not easy to get a scholarship.
{4666}{4724}You know, I'm not so  ...

{404}{473}Oh, looks like Cupid's|been busy as a bull dyke.
{474}{521}You look beautiful, honey.
{577}{633}Hello.
{634}{674}What are you doing?
{675}{723}Thought you weren't|gonna paint any more.
{765}{812}Ondine:|Oh, look, it's Judy Garland.
{813}{880}Wouldn't it be funny if it turned out|she was really a man?
{881}{918}Wouldn't it be funny if it turned out
{919}{955}Gerard was really a man?
{956}{991}When you get through sucking on that,
{992}{1032}come over|and see for yourself.
{1033}{1116}Brigid:|Only if I can record the slurps.
{1117}{1211}Oh, Andy, Sam called. He's sending|a limo for us for the show tonight.
{1212}{1247}I hear rock stars like limos.
{1318}{1392}I think it's just delicious|that Edie has a boyfriend.
{1393}{1445}I'm not looking|for anything like that.
{1446}{1494}Ondine: Okay.
{1632}{1698}Don't be jealous, Andy.|He's nothing like you.
{1699}{1788}Oh no, I'm not. I've just never made it|with a rock star before.
{1789}{1830}- It must be neat.|- I'm not making it...
{1831}{1901}Why do you do that?|Why do you have to make me feel guilty?
{1902}{1961}I hate it when people|make me feel bad.
{1962}{2021}Well, you lied to me.|You said you didn't talk to him.
{2022}{2072}- And then that picture in the paper...|- Andy, this is absurd.
{2074}{2115}It was a photograph.
{2116}{2177}You know, we barely met.|You meet people all the time.
{2178}{2220}Do you fuck them?
{2221}{2309}Well, I just think sex|is too abstract anyway.
{2658}{2699}Reporter: Andy, what do you think|about the war in Vietnam?
{2700}{2751}I don't know. Ask Edie.|What do you think, Edie?
{2752}{2812}Well, we prefer|"I Dream of Jeannie. "
{2814}{2849}Reporter:|Andy, in the story of your life,
{2849}{2889}who would you want|to play Andy Warhol?
{2890}{2950}Oh, Edie. She's so perfect.|She does everything better than me.
{2951}{3012}- Hi.|- Hello.
{3013}{3068}Andy, I need|to talk to you.
{3069}{3113}I've gotten myself|into a little pickle
{3113}{3181}and I was ...