Love. Wedding. Repeat (2020) - full transcript

A wise person
once said about love,

"We live in a universe
that's ruled by chaos and chance,

where all it takes is just one moment
of ill fortune

for all our hopes and dreams
to go right down the shitter."

You can do it. You can do it.
You can... Just kiss her.

Just...

She likes you, all right?

Yeah, I think... I think... Yeah, she does.

No, she doesn't. She does. She does.

You've spent the whole weekend
putting off this moment,

and now you're actually out of time.



Literally, out of time.

Right, this is it, this is it.
This is your moment. This is...

How long does it take?

One second!

Okay.

Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Everything okay?
- Yeah, just a bit of tummy trouble.

- I was worried you might miss your flight.
- No, I've got a few minutes.

Can you believe how lucky your sister got?

She gets sent off to Rome for work,
and I get sent off to war-torn hellholes.

Well, I suppose if you're gonna be
a war journalist,

that might, more or less,
be what you'd expect.

Okay, smartass.



This has, uh...

This has been a pretty special weekend.

Yeah.

I have to admit that when Hayley
told me her older brother

was coming to visit the same weekend
that I was coming, I was pretty bummed,

but it turns out you're not as irritating
as I thought you'd be.

Wow.

Uh, I think that's the nicest thing
anyone's ever said to me.

Well, that's the nicest thing
I've ever said to anyone, so...

- Well, then I'm doubly honored. Thank you.
- You're welcome.

But, seriously, thanks for...

an amazing time.

I don't think I've met anyone
quite like you.

You're just a charmer, huh?

No, I promise you I'm not.
I'm a terrible, terrible charmer.

Uh, I'm just being honest.

Ah, um...

So...

So, so...

Jack? Mate!

What are the chances?
What are you doing here?

Uh...

- Greg!
- Yeah, no, Greg!

Yeah, I remember.

Sorry.

- Hi. Dina.
- Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too.

- We used to share a dorm at university.
- Oh.

We used to call him Mr. Wank.

Because he used to wank a lot.

- I don't think that was me.
- No, that was definitely you!

Anyway...

I've actually got to get back to London.

- I'm going to the airport.
- No way. Me too.

- Shut up.
- I'm literally going right now.

- Yeah, I've got a car. I could drive us.
- Really?

Yeah.

It's not a problem.

Oh, so you're gonna go now?

Yeah.

I guess I am...

going now.

Um...

Oh, okay.

Can I... I just have to say goodbye...

Um, you know, uh...

Don't know when
we'll see each other again, so...

Sure, yeah. Go ahead.

Uh...

So, thank you...

again for an amazing...

- weekend.
- Yeah, it was...

- Oh, sorry. I thought...
- Oh, okay. Uh...

Yeah.

- Nice to meet you.
- Oh, nice to meet you, too.

This is happening.

- Come on, Wank.
- Yup.

- Mate, can you believe what luck this is?
- No, no, I actually can't.

And so,

with the coincidental appearance
of just one twat from the past,

chance comes along and gives love
a massive kick in the ballsack.

As the wise person would say,

"Chance can be a real bastard."

Done.

Be careful.

It's okay for me.
That's fine.

- You're beautiful.
- She's perfect.

Are you excited?

- It's okay? Here we are.
- She's perfect.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

Congratulations!

Bye.

It's gonna be fine. It's gonna be fine.

Absolutely fine!

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

Hayles?

Hayley?

Yeah, just a second.

You okay?

- Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
- What's going on?

Getting married is stressful, isn't it?

The only reason I slept at all
is because I'm taking these...

these sleep drops that are literally
strong enough to knock out a horse.

Oh, my God. Do I look okay?

You look stunning.

Life's random, isn't it?

I mean, one minute I'm exchanging
obscenities with a stranger in a car park,

and the next, we're six months on,
totally in love and getting married.

I wish Mum and Dad were here.

I know.

Yeah.

It's all right.

Yeah.

Is there a bride
in the fuckin' house?!

Oh, my God, Hayley-cakes!

You look absolutely amazing.

Thanks, Bryan. Everything okay?
You know your role? You're all right?

- Yeah. I'm great.
- Yeah?

Um, couple of questions, though.

Can we stop calling it "maid of honor"
and call it "man of honor" instead?

No. Second question?

Only because I'm a man, obviously, but...

Secondly,

am I sitting next to Vitelli?

- No.
- Okay.

Uh...

Uh, why not?

I mean, you know,
he's casting for a new film right now.

Do you have any idea what
that could do for my career?

- Give you one?
- Exactly.

I had to put all the English people
on the same table, but don't worry.

- I will introduce you. I promise.
- All right. Sorry.

It's your day anyway. As long
as I'm not sitting next to Rebecca.

'Cause I can't handle her
holding onto me all night, 'cause she'll...

- Sorry. I'll shut up.
- Yeah, good.

Um...

I think I'm ready.

Oh, my God!

This is happening!
My sister's getting married!

Yes, she is!

I'm gonna see you there.
Just got to have a quick haircut.

What, now?
You'll be late for the ceremony.

Yeah, Bryan?

Wow! How long have we known each other?

And you still have absolutely
no faith in me, do you?

- No.
- None whatsoever.

I'm meeting Federico Vitelli.
I can't do it with shit hair.

It's fine. Just go. Don't be late, okay?
It's my wedding day!

- Please don't be late, Bryan.
- It's my wedding day, Bryan.

- He's gonna be late.
- Let's go.

- Uh, Hayley, just... small thing.
- Yeah?

This English table.
Amanda's not on that, right?

Ah.

- She is. Okay.
- Listen.

I'm really sorry. I had no choice.

Is that cool?

Is it cool to be sat next to my nightmare
of an ex-girlfriend for a whole day?

Look, no, it's... it's fine.
It's gonna be fine, okay?

I'll tell you what,

I'm not having us having
a foreign wedding.

Well, I haven't said yes to us
getting married yet.

Yes, I'm well aware of that, believe me.

My friends think it's mental
you haven't jumped at the chance.

To spend the rest of your life
with someone is a big deal.

It's not a decision I'm just
gonna jump into.

I asked you six months ago.

Ugh, here we go.

Amanda!

That's...

Here you go, mate.

You know, I actually thought "penne"
was the Italian for "penis,"

because of their kind of small,
like, tube-like...

But it's actually just "penne"
is just the Italian for "penne."

Did you just buy that to piss me off?

No, I wore it 'cause it looks cool.

You look like a fucking magician.

How the...

It cost me three grand.

Oh, my God! Amanda, hi!

- Oh, wow! You look gorgeous.
- Thank you, love.

Have they booked a cabaret act?

- No. I'm Amanda's boyfriend.
- And you're in the cabaret!

- That's amazing!
- No.

I didn't know you had a new boyfriend.
That's good.

I'm so glad you've moved on
from that last guy you were seeing.

What was his name? Chaz?
Last time I saw her she was like,

"I'm seeing this dickhead."

No, I'm Chaz.

- What?
- I'm Chaz, so...

Oh, my God.

Have you gone out
with two Chazes in a row?

That is such a unique name.
That's nuts.

Sidney? Sidney, is that you? Sidney!

Oh, my God, I didn't know...

I'm coming. Excuse me.

Chaz, darling, this is Sidney.

- Hello, Amanda, how are you?
- Our old flatmate.

Who, for some reason, is wearing a kilt,

even though he isn't remotely Scottish.

Yes, I've gone there.

Already regretting it slightly.

It's quite a heavy plaid,

and it's already starting to, um...

chafe a little bit in the old groinal...

area.

The testicles. Hm.

- Shall we go in?
- Yeah.

Yes, let's go in. Let's go in.

How long have you been
in the cabaret business?

I'm not. I'm a music producer.

- Who the hell's this other Chaz guy?
- Don't worry about it.

My balls. My dear, old balls.
I think they'll be fine.

It's just sort of working out a way
of managing them.

All right, you ready?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think so.

Come on.

Wait, Jack, um...

- Look, I...
- What's up?

You know that I would've...

I would've given anything for Dad
to be here today.

But having you walk me
down the aisle is...

- Oh...
- ...is the next best thing

that I could ask for, so...

Also, can you look after
my bag of pills, please?

Thanks.

Sure.

Let's get you hitched.

Getting hitched!

Aah!

- Come on.
- Okay.

- Where the fuck is Bryan?
- He'll be here.

Why is he getting
a fucking haircut now?

What's wrong with him?

Oh, God! Why did I decide to do this?

Because you love him.

All right?

Yeah.

Okay. Let's do this.

Oh, no. I nearly forgot to tell you.

You remember Dina,
my American friend that you met in Rome?

- Yeah.
- She's here.

Uh...

- What?
- Yeah.

Sorry, wait, wait, wait...

You said she definitely couldn't come,

and besides that, she had
a boyfriend anyway, right?

Yeah, well, it turns out she can come,
and she's broken up with her boyfriend.

- Yeah. Come on, let's go.
- W-Wait.

Okay.

Okay.

- Mm-hmm?
- Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Welcome to all.

We are gathered here today
to bring together

Roberto and Hayley.

Ladies and gentlemen...

Sorry. Told you I'd make it.

Andrea, this is my brother, Jack.
And this is my maid of honor, Bryan.

Ciao, ciao.

This is Sophia, Roberto's mother.

Hello.

Hi.

Hello. Um...

Okay!

Nice to meet you all.

- He just kissed me full on the mouth.
- Me too.

I think I got some tongue, actually.

Oh, you're not in the cabaret.

I love your suit, though.

- Good, innit? Thank you.
- Yeah.

My six-year-old nephew
has one just exactly like that.

- Six-year-old nephew.
- Sounds like a pretty cool kid.

Yeah, except his trousers
are attached to the top half,

and he's just got this little flap
to let his little out.

No, this has got the classic zip.

Look, I suppose I should go mingle
with my new relatives.

Go, go, go.

- Don't get emotional.
- No, I won't, I won't, I won't.

Oh, man.

- She looks so happy.
- Yeah.

Did you even get your hair cut?

- It looks exactly the same.
- No, it doesn't.

- It does.
- It's rounder.

- Mate...
- It's rounder, Jack.

Hot.

- Yeah, it's really hot today.
- Very hot.

It's pretty, though.

Oh, what a dress!

- Thank you very much.
- Beautiful.

Appreciate that. You as well.
I mean, it's not... It's not a dress.

This is a kilt.

Yeah, I know. Yeah.

Traditional Scottish... dress.

- Right. I knew that.
- Yes.

I'm not Scottish.

- You're not?
- No.

Then why are you wearing a kilt?

The old Italian sun.

Huh.

Lichen.

Um... Oh.

Deary me.

I don't think you...

I don't think you should...

So, where's your other half?

Oh, no other half.

Just, you know, half a person today.

- I'm half a person.
- You are?

Oh, well...

- Deal?
- Deal.

- Wedding buddies.
- Oh.

Is that... That was the deal we made?

- We shook on it.
- We shook.

What do wedding buddies do?

We hang out a little bit.

- Would you like a drink?
- I'm good...

They're free.

- Two champagnes?
- Yeah.

- It is, uh, free, but...
- I'll be right back.

- No, I'm okay.
- You don't go anywhere.

- God, there he is.
- Who?

Vitelli.

- Oh, wow.
- Yeah. He makes movie stars, Jack.

Movie stars.

I've got one chance to impress him.

Maybe you can do it
with your speech later on.

Yeah.

What speech?

Your maid of honor speech.

No one told me I've got
a maid of honor speech.

- Yeah, it's in the program.
- No, I don't think I do.

Oh, no!

- I've got nothing prepared!
- It's gonna be fine.

- It's not gonna be fine.
- Just riff one out, man!

- Shit, there's Rebecca.
- Just vibe it.

Don't leave me alone with her, please.
She clings on.

- I can't shake her.
- Oi, boys!

- Yoo! Hiya!
- Wahey! Here we are!

You know what that is!

That's the fun car,
ready to pick you all up.

Thank you.

Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!

- The fun train. Get aboard.
- Ho!

There it is.

- Wow, you look amazing.
- Thanks.

- You do. You look fantastic.
- You too.

It's so nice to see you.

- You look really great.
- Oh, thank you.

- I'm gonna...
- Did you get taller?

- Are you wearing a Cuban heel?
- I'll be... Yeah...

- Jack?
- One sec.

- Jack? Jack!
- Yeah?

- Hey, I...
- You look brilliant.

- Thanks.
- I love your suit.

Thanks a lot, yeah. I just...

I'm going to find a drink
or something, I think.

Oh, yes, please.

Jack? Oh, my God.

- Jack.
- Hi.

Hi.

- Hi.
- It's nice to see...

Hi.

Nice to see you, too.

God. Uh...

Yeah, I...

Good? You're good?

- Yeah, I'm good.
- Good. Yeah.

You look great.

Thanks.

Still can't believe you made me come
all the way out here

just to stare at the guy
you were shagging for two years.

Stop staring at him, then.

At least you got an upgrade.

- Pfft! What upgrade?
- What do you mean, "what upgrade"?

I'm better looking than him,

I'm taller,
and I'm definitely better in bed.

How do you know?
Have you slept with him?

Well, no. It's obvious, look at him.
He's just...

What do you mean?

Are you saying
that he's better in bed than me?

You know what?
I haven't had time for a full analysis.

Really? Well, I have.
I've literally asked people,

and they've all pretty much said,

"Yeah, you're great. Cheers, mate."

- Go and stand over there, please.
- What?

Further.

This good?

Perfect.

Are you okay?

It's a bit overwhelming.

No, I'm fine. We're fine.

I love you so much.

I just want you to have
the best day ever.

Oh.

Nothing could spoil this day.

So, I was in my car
in this empty parking.

Believe me, there was nobody.

And Hayley come up to me and say...

Fuck me.

What did she say?

Sorry. Sorry. Just, um...

- I'll be back in one second.
- Yeah, yeah.

I understood that.

No, that's not
what she was trying to say.

- Hey.
- Marc.

What the fuck are you doing here?

You're surprised to see me?

Yeah, I am a bit.
I mean, everyone else was invited.

What do you want?

I know! I know!

You felt like you had to
go through with this facade.

But, uh... But I'm here now.

And I'm ready for us to be a happy couple.

What?

Uh, I am already in a happy couple
with my husband,

who's just in that next room.

- Hello!
- Beautiful wedding.

So nice of you.
I'll come and find you in a moment.

I'll come and find you.

I've told you several times,
I am not...

- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

- I am not interested.
- No, I know, I know, I know.

Because... Because you thought
I didn't really love you,

but now I'm proving that I do
by doing something properly romantic.

This is not properly romantic,
this is psychopathic!

Please, Marc, just leave.

- Just leave now, please.
- I just got here.

If you don't leave,
I will have security throw you out.

Uh, why... why don't you try that?

See what happens.

- Listen, you tosser...
- Hayley.

- Hey.
- Oh, Roberto.

Is this one of your English friends
I'm always hearing about?

Hi, I'm Roberto.

Yes, yes, this is, uh...

This is Marc.

Um, but he just popped in
and, sadly, can't stay.

- Yes, I can.
- No. No, you can't, because...

well, there's, um... there's nowhere
for you to sit, for a start.

Oh, no, no, it's no problem.

Your cousin, Laura, couldn't make it,
so we can put him on the English table.

Oh!

There you go. Perfect.

- Come. I'll organize.
- Brilliant.

- Roberto, just...
- Come on.

Um...

Yes...

Fuck!

What about you?

- You had a boyfriend.
- Yeah. No more, though.

He thought it was a good idea to sleep
with almost all of his staff.

- Ouch.
- So, yeah.

So it was either fly out for Hayley's
beautiful wedding in Rome,

or go home
and kick the living fuck out of him.

It's not too late.

You know, you could always kick
the fuck out of him when you get back.

Best of both worlds.

I get back on Tuesday.
I can fuck him up then.

Just before we...

Yeah?

Uh...

I... I used to ask about you...

all the time.

I used to ask about you, too.

There she is!

- Hi! You look so beautiful!
- So do you. It's so great to see you.

- I'm just gonna borrow him. One second.
- Yeah.

We'll be right back. Sorry.

Hold that thought, please. Hold it.

Oh, my God, Hayles.

She's even more gorgeous than I remember.

Look, I know you're busy,

but you said there was an English table.

Is she on that table?

Can you just...
Can you shut up for a second?

Just listen to me
'cause I've got a bit of a problem.

- Fine. What is it?
- Marc Fisher is here.

- What, the creep from school?
- Yes.

Why the hell did you invite him?

I didn't invite him, he just came.

Well, just tell him to leave.

You can't just turn up
to a wedding uninvited.

Jack, you don't understand.

He's saying that he's in love with me,

and he's threatening to go full-on psycho
and ruin my wedding!

- He's what?
- I know. He's fucking nuts.

And he's fucking coked up to his eyeballs!

All right. Okay. Don't worry.
I'll... I'll get him out.

You can't! He's too volatile.
God knows how he'll react.

- All right. So what, then?
- I don't know! I don't know! I don't know!

Oh, God. Have you got my pills?

Come on. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

- You're not gonna vom', are you?
- God, you better have a bucket.

Fuck!

Just don't vom...

- Oh, my God.
- What?

What? What? What?

Yes. Yes.

This is the sleep medicine
that I've been taking.

Couple of drops of this,
it would knock him out for hours.

It's seriously strong.

Sorry, what?

And Roberto has put him on your table.
Oh, my God, it's perfect.

Just put a couple of drops of that
in his champagne glass.

It'll be brilliant.

But just use it sparingly
'cause it's the last that I have, okay?

Put it in your pocket.

- Just a quick question.
- Yes?

Are you fucking mental?

I'm not gonna roofie Marc Fisher.

Listen, Jack.

Marc is just about mad enough
to ruin this whole wedding

and humiliate me
in front of my new family,

many of whom already think
I'm a bit of a dick.

- There has to be another way.
- There is no other way.

- There isn't. Please.
- There has to be.

- No, there is no other way.
- There has to be another way!

Jack...

Hayley! Why do you keep disappearing,
my beautiful?

- We need to do the photos.
- Oh!

- Hey.
- Hey.

Your sister is an angel, isn't she?

- Yeah!
- Yes.

Come.

Hayley...

Hayles? Hayles?

Hayles?

Hayley!

She's your sister. She's your sister.
She's your sister.

Okay.

Ciao.

You fucking owe me, Hayley.

Do you know
how many different ways eight people

can sit around a table?

No, don't try to work it out.
It's really complicated math.

You won't be able to.

But there are thousands.

Trust me.

Look it up later.

Anyway, the point is,

something as seemingly insignificant
as where we're sitting at a table

is actually chance

dictating whether love will succeed

or fail.

Signore e signori,
ladies and gentlemen...

Please be seated.
Lunch will be served.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

He's just a man. No different to anyone.

A handsome, imposing,
successful man.

But it's fine.
Just go over and say hello for God's sake.

"Hi, I'm Bryan."

See, it's easy.

He's only human.

He goes to the toilet
just like anyone else.

Just imagine him naked.

Yeah, a naked man.

Just a naked man shitting on a toilet.

Oh, we're sat beside each other.
How fun is that?

Brilliant.

Thanks.

Mm.

Thank you.

More, please. Thanks.

Ahh!

Hi.

Hi.

I'm here. And you are...

- There. Right.
- Not quite...

Okay.

We can just, you know,
wave at each other.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hello, I'm Bryan.
- Dina.

Wait...

Wait a second...

Hey, man. Hey.

Look, can I just, uh...

Cheers.

Uh...

There's no way his cock's
bigger than mine.

It might be thicker,
but it's definitely not longer.

Are you seriously
still going on about this?

Well, yeah.

For you information,
thicker is just as important.

You don't want a long, thin pencil dick
going up there.

- Have I got a pencil dick?
- Can you please stop?

- You're like a 12-year-old.
- I haven't got the equipment of one.

No, you don't.
You have the brain of one, though.

Okay, well...

- Hey.
- Oh, hello.

You have got to be kidding me.

Oh, great. I'm not even sitting with you.

I've got to sit
with people I don't know.

What was your sister thinking, Jack?

You know, I have really no idea.

- All right?
- Hi.

This is brilliant, innit?

Ah!

- We're meant to be together.
- Mm.

Apparently.

- Hi, everyone.
- All right, mate?

What's Marc Fisher doing here?

Uh, I'll explain later.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Mr. and Mrs. Carboni.

Cheers. Cheers, guys. Marc.

Welcome to table four.
Yeah, to table four.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Cheers.

- To us.
- Cheers.

Could be.

Thank you.

So how long have you and Amanda
been seeing each other?

- I've been with her for about a year.
- Whoa!

Yeah, and she's chose
to sit next to her ex-boyfriend

over her actual boyfriend, so...

It is pretty rude.

Especially when you consider
what sort of, um, relationship they had.

- What do you mean?
- It was all very physical, you know?

I personally don't believe

that any sort of meaningful relationship
is ever built on that much sex,

so it is kind of weird
that they'd sit together.

It's just like more...

And less, like...

- Do you know what I mean?
- Yes. Yeah.

Lots of banging, but very little chat.

And, you know, where does that sort
of thing end up, you know?

Sorry, mate, can we get a proper drink?

All about the...

And not about the...
Know what I mean?

Yeah. Yeah.

I see you're wearing
the cuff links I bought you.

Oh, yeah.

Well, they were the only ones I had, so...

Fuck you.

So, um, I hear you're a journalist.

- Yeah.
- In journalism.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, got it in one.

So, what is that? Fashion stuff?

No, I'm a war journalist.

I think someone said... Hang on.

Did you get kidnapped?

Yes. Yeah.

Whoops.

- Yeah, whoops.
- Big whoops. No, not whoops.

But you know what I mean, like, careless.
Well, not careless.

- No, not careless.
- So what happened there?

We were on a report in Afghanistan and...

Oh, there's your first mistake.

Afghanistan, if you please.

And what happened? Don't tell me.

Um, well, the Taliban...

- The Taliban, quelle suprise. Yeah.
- Right.

Yeah, there were Taliban forces
who came into our space...

Uninvited?

- Yeah.
- Of course they were.

- Of course.
- Why are you inviting the Taliban?

Doing a report in Afghanistan,

and the Taliban forces came in
and took us outside,

- lined us up, held guns to our heads...
- What were you wearing?

- What?
- What were you wearing?

Because, obviously, this would be, um...

not for them.

Out there they don't like the, um,
exposed...

breast.

Not that this is exposed. This is...

This is... Yeah.

Absolutely... very well judged.

I'd kidnap you.

- Oh.
- Mm-hmm.

The proof was in the pudding.
They ended up breaking up.

Well, no, because she keeps talking
about his massive dick, so...

- Really?
- Yeah, well, mine's big anyway, so...

- How big?
- Bigger than his, probably.

What you talking about? A spoon or a fork?

- Both.
- Can you point out on the table what size?

Both. Stuck together.

- Those two stuck together?
- Yes.

- Who's the American?
- Oh, that's Hayley's friend, Dina.

God, yeah, the lady you met in Rome
and wouldn't stop going on about.

I don't go on about her.

Oh, come on, you found every excuse
in the world to talk about her.

We'd been there for, uh, many days.

We actually had no idea if it was,
you know, day or night at that point and...

I'm in car insurance.

- What?
- I'm in car insurance.

- Okay.
- It is okay.

Oh, okay.

It's not as boring as it sounds,
thank you.

- I'm sorry. Go ahead.
- That's fine. So, yes, um...

I work with a couple of guys
called Jim and, um, Jeff.

Well, I call him Jeff.
Jim calls him Jeffrey.

Jim started in 2001.

And then Jeff started...

- Lovely.
- Thanks.

Grazie.

- Grazie.
- That's it.

And then Jeff started
a couple of years after that...

I thought she had a boyfriend.

Well, not anymore.

Turns out he cheated on her
really horrifically.

Oh, that's great, man.

That's great. You should really
take your chance this time.

Well, now I intend to.

So, yes, Jim and Jeff
are hilarious.

God, you're slinging 'em back,
aren't you?

- You know, if the situation calls for it.
- Oh, sure.

Which it does.

Were you allowed to drink
when you were kidnapped?

Another time.
I must tell you this.

I've parked my bike
and outside it's spring,

and locked her up, and I go in,

open the door,

and, um, syrup.

- What?
- Syrup.

- Syrup?
- Syrup all on the door handle.

To the extent that there's syrup
actually on the floor underneath it.

- On the carpet.
- Another Jeff bit?

Jim. What, Jeff?

I said, "Jeff bit," like Jeff...

No, this is not Jeff. This is before Jeff.

Oh, I'm sorry, I...

Yeah, you're right, it's...

This is Jim. Am I talking to myself?

No.

Jeff didn't start until 2008.

No, hang on a minute.

I'd got rid of the bike,

so he would've started in the spring...

of...

two thousand and...

wait for it...

- You know what? Don't worry about it.
- May as well get it.

Bryan.

Bryan, can you do me a favor, mate?

Could you keep an eye on Marc?
If he moves, just come and grab me.

I'm gonna make my move.

Wish me luck.

It was 2006, back on in...

Yes, 2008. Yes, here he his.

- Sorry to interrupt.
- Hello.

Good, man. Um, just wondering if you
want to grab a drink at the bar.

- I would love to. Excuse us.
- That sounds fantastic!

Okay.

- You coming, Jack?
- Yeah. Of course.

Oh, Vitelli.

- What? Where are you going?
- Vitelli.

- Oh, do you want me to come with you?
- God, no.

Cool.

Oh... I told you...

Mr... Mr. Vitelli.

- Yeah?
- My name is Bryan.

Oh, nice to meet you.

Bryan?

Mm. Sorry. Um...

Would you mind if I sit down?

I just want to sit down.

It's okay, Bryan. Can I help you?

- Oh, yes.
- Yeah?

Mr. Vitelli, I just wanted to say
that I am such a huge fan.

- Thank you. Thank you very much.
- No, really, I am.

And I would just be fascinated
to understand where you get the...

...idea for your films.

- The ideas?
- The ideas.

Oh, well...

Uh...

Well, you know,
the thing about ideas is that...

Hmm.

...they're not created.

They come to you just like...

um, happy accidents.

You know what I mean?
Inside you. Just really...

from somewhere inside you.
Some secret, dark...

- Dark place.
- ...blind place inside of you.

That's brilliant.

Hey, man?

Mm.

Vitelli.

- Okay, thank you for coming.
- Thank you.

Thank you.

- It's been nice to talk with you.
- Thank you.

Yeah.

Thank you.

How'd it go?

Hm?

- Vitelli? How did it go?
- Yeah, all right.

Oh, my God, I knew it.

What a story. What a night.

That is nuts.
I can see that you're buzzin'.

Jeff's stood there, laughing.
He's still got the glove on.

- Laughing behind the glove.
- Oh.

Still, also with the purple track suit.

And I'm like, "Yeah, that worked.
That worked. As planned."

- Sidney, sorry.
- Mm.

I'd hate to sound rude, but, um...

I was just kind of hoping

to have kind of a private chat.

As in...

just the two of us.

Man to man.

Would you mind just, um...?

Okay, Sidney?

- Yes, Jack?
- What I meant, uh...

I meant Dina and me.

So, where do I go?

I mean, I don't know, man.

Uh, over there?

- Over there?
- Yeah.

I'll pop off.

Yeah, you're cool.
I'll see you in a minute.

- You're cool, too.
- Okay.

- Oh!
- I feel awful.

That felt horrible.

Look at you, you're such a baller.

You're so chilled out about it. I love it.
I think you're amazing.

I actually do think you're amazing.

But whatever, you know?

She loves you. She loves you!

She's yours.

You got this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She definitely loves you.

Quickly, before Sidney gets back.
Just tell me what you've been up to.

Quickly? Just tell you...

Tell me everything you've done
in three years in ten seconds.

- Just...
- Sid can do that.

Since the last time I saw you,
I've had a failed relationship.

Amanda, who's sat right next to me.

Um...

Then I went to Asia, traveled around,

got a horrible disease, um, came back,

and then I just recently qualified
as a structural engineer...

at last.

Hey! That was eight seconds!

- You were actually counting?
- Mm-hmm.

I mean, you have two seconds left,
but you don't have anything to fill.

No, I really don't.
It's a sad, sad, sad admission.

I mean, that's a lot of just... blah.

- Hey.
- Sorry, just one second.

You're... You're awake.

I'm awake. Of course I'm awake.

Why wouldn't I be awake?
Anyway, we need to talk.

Right. Um, yes.

Just as long as you're not going to say
that we're meant to be together.

Oh, uh...

We are meant to be together.

What planet are you on, Marc?

Do you want me to just tattoo it
on my forehead?

I love Roberto.

Uh, no.

What do you mean, "no"?

The connection between us is undeniable.

You're just scared of telling Roberto,
but it's okay, it's okay.

He does need to know,
so you tell him, or I'll do it for you.

Signore e signori,
ladies and gentlemen...

We'll now have
our first dance

with Hayley and Roberto.

Please stay here.

So, come on. Your turn.

I was a foreign correspondent,
as you might remember.

I went off to some very horrific places.

I saw a lot of people get shot.
I was kidnapped.

Came back home.

My mom got sick and died.

And I found out that my boyfriend

loves having sex with anything
with an available orifice, so...

That's...

- Wow.
- That's it.

- Um...
- Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Oh, yeah, it's okay. It's just...
You know, it's life.

No, I mean I'm sorry
that it was 12 seconds.

So, that's...

Oh, it means you lose.

Wow.

Well, let's...

Hey, let's just hope...

it's only good luck from now, right?

Yeah, fingers crossed.

- Your dress!
- Sorry!

- Where are we going?
- Just here is fine. Just here.

- You okay?
- No, not really.

- Marc is still totally fucking wide awake!
- What? How?

Jesus, Jack. It was a simple plan.

How did you mess this up?

Hey!

You do know this is my first time
spiking someone's drink.

Shush!

- I already feel awful about it, and now...
- Yeah, I know.

Look, please, will you just make sure
he doesn't go anywhere near Roberto?

I have to go and do something.

- What do you have to go do?
- Just more fucking photos!

How's it going with Dina?

Yeah, no, it's good, it's good, it's good.

- It's good.
- That's great.

You know what, though?
It's like Mum used to say.

You expect the worst,
but hope for the best,

and I feel like this is our moment.

- This is... This is...
- Yeah, that's great. Great.

Hello, nads.

Hello.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- I'm Cristina.
- Would you mind holding that, Cristina?

I need to do a bit of, um...

a bit of admin.

Kilt... Hang on.

Sorry.

Under the, uh...

How do they bloody do this?

That's wrapped 'round like nunchucks.

Ah.

Just unwrapping.

Hm. Hey presto.

Thank you. I'm Sidney.

Okay.

Okay.

That's okay.

Off she goes.

Mm!

Hey, man. Uh...

All right?

I was gonna say, well done back there.

Excuse me?

No, it's the way you orchestrated

that you'd be sitting next to Amanda
at the wedding.

What, you think I wanted to sit next to
my ex-girlfriend at my sister's wedding?

But I'm not a masochist.

- Bit of a coincidence, though, isn't it?
- Is it, though?

Yeah, it is. You know, yeah.

Look, uh, mate, um...

Amanda and I are totally, totally done.

I mean, we went out for two years,

but by the end of which,
we pretty much hated each other.

So you're saying you hate her now, eh?

- "Hate" is a strong word.
- You just said it.

But definitely dislike.

You be careful, mate.

'Cause that's my future fiancée
you're talking about.

- Really?
- What do you mean, "really?"

Oh, what? Because I haven't got that?
Yeah?

I couldn't fill those boots? Huh? What?
What went through your mind just then?

"Oh, this guy in front of me

has got a really tiny, weird penis
that everyone's laughing at."

No, they're not. They're laughing at you.

'Cause you're the weirdo
who's walking around with your big penis.

"Oh, look at me!
I'm at a wedding with a big dick!

Everyone respect me
because of my big penis!

Ooh! Oh, it's really girthy!
It's really girthy!

Please like it! Please like it!"

- I'm sorry, you completely lost me.
- Exactly.

Stay away from her.

- Okay.
- Good.

- I will.
- Okay.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Good chat.
- Yeah, great chat.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- All right.
- Yeah.

Hey.

- Hey, you.
- Is everything okay?

Uh, yeah, yeah.

- Do you want a drink?
- Yeah, no, I really do.

I think I might change out the wine
and go for a gin and...

Fuck.

One sec.

He wants a Gin and Fuck, please. Thanks.

I'm kidding.

What are you doing?

- Just here.
- Ow!

I'm so sorry.

Sorry. Sorry.

Um... Why... No, okay.

Just hold on one sec.

Sorry.

I know you have this thing
for Hayley, right,

but she doesn't feel the same,
so you need to accept that.

Oh, oh, oh. Is that right?

Then, um... hmm...

how come we shagged three weeks ago?

- What?
- That's right.

Shagged.

Just...

Okay, I really... I really don't know
what's happening here,

but I do know that she's happy.

Please, please don't ruin that.

Okay, okay.

But I'm gonna make her happy! Idiot!

No, okay...

Okay, okay...

Oh, God, this is happening!

I'm sorry! I'm so sorry!

- Ah, now, Jack...
- Sidney!

I'm gonna nip back to the hotel,
put some trousers on.

- The kilt's too much.
- Brilliant! Great!

Could you just give me
a hand for just one second? Sidney!

- Sidney!
- Yes. Yes, Jack.

- Sidney!
- Yes, I'm coming.

- I need to find a room.
- Yeah, what's going on?

I'll explain it later.

- I'm Federico Vitelli.
- Dina.

- Dina, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

I love your work.

Ah!

We're in! Okay.

- Sidney?
- Yes?

- That cupboard!
- Yes.

- The other door, Sidney!
- Both doors?

There we go. Okay.

Wowzers!

- Please don't put me in the cupboard!
- Bye-bye!

I think Jim has that painting.

- Yeah!
- Lovely stuff.

Please! Help!

Hello.

Can I borrow you for a sec?

Uh, yeah, sure.

Um, sorry.

Sorry.

Jack?

All right.

I want an answer, and I want it now.

About what, Chaz?

Just the whole marriage thing.

Look, is it because of your ex-boyfriend?
Is that the issue?

Oh, God! Don't be ridiculous!

All right, good, 'cause, um...

he said he hated you, so...

Mmm.

That's good stuff.

He what?

Help me!

I'm in the cupboard!

Hello!

What?

So, I just heard something
a little bit weird.

Apparently, you shagged
Marc Fisher three weeks ago.

Did he say that?

You know, that really is unbelievable.
I mean, the nerve!

My God! You are the worst liar
in the entire world!

What were you thinking?

I know, I really fucked up.
It was an accident.

- Hello!
- Hello.

How the hell do you have sex
with someone by accident?

How does that happen?

Shh. Please. Let me explain.

You know when I came to London
a couple weeks ago,

and I was really fucking stressed
about the wedding?

I went to the pub,
and I had a couple of drinks,

and who walks in but Marc Fisher.

We start chatting,
we had a couple of shots,

and before we know it,
one thing leads to another, all right?

But it didn't mean anything, Jack.

Of course, it turns out that he's been
obsessed with me since we were 15.

Fifteen, Jack, and nothing ever happened.

Yeah, we snogged a couple of times.
Maybe he felt my tits. I don't know.

- Maybe I rubbed him up against his jeans.
- I don't need the details.

Sorry.

Jesus, Hayley.
I thought you loved Roberto.

Oh, my God. I do.

I do. More than anything.

He can never find out.

It would kill him.

Ladies and gentlemen,

now we'll have the speech
of the maid of honor, Bryan.

Where is Bryan?

Bryan.

Oh! Hey, hey. How you doing, man?

Okay.

Um...

- They're calling to do your speech.
- Speech?

The speech you have to do
for the wedding, remember?

- What wedding?
- This one.

The one we're at. Hayley's wedding.
You're maid of honor.

- Man of honor, yeah.
- Yeah, right, right, right.

- You wanted to impress Vitelli, remember?
- Oh, yeah, Vitelli.

Where is he?

Oh!

Whoa, whoa, hey.

Mm.

Why are all these people
looking at me?

Oh.

This dream just gets weirder and weirder.

Even Vitelli.

The Italian film director.

Yeah, he's good-looking, isn't he?

I fancy him a bit, but...

I'm not even gay, but...

I'd do it anyway.

Mm.

I wish he'd give me a part
in one of his films, though.

Just a part.

Just a little part.

I'd do it good.

I'd do it good for you.

Just give me a part, you bastard!

That's cake.

Dream cake.

Bryan, Bryan...

- I'll just...
- No!

I'm just gonna take you
to the toilet, okay?

An applause for the maid of honor.

Yeah. Hm.

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help! Help! Help!

Help! Help! Help!

Anybody!

Oh.

Thanks.

That beautiful cake.

What? What's wrong?

Oh, my God. I've got a crisis at work.
I have to leave.

- We can take my car if you want.
- Oh, my God, that would be amazing.

- Thank you so much.
- Yeah. Let's go.

I'll see you out there.

Hayley, hi. Scusi.

I have to leave. I'm so sorry.

- Oh, no!
- Something at my work.

Oh, okay. Look, don't worry.

Dina's leaving. Come on, go.

- Okay.
- Oh, God!

Um...

Yeah, uh, sit down. Sit down, Bryan.

Oh, my God.

Okay.

Bye, Bryan.

Bye.

Dina?

Jack. Hi. I was looking for you.

- You're not going, are you?
- I know. I'm so sorry.

I was trying to say goodbye.
There's been this hurricane in Mexico.

I gotta get back 'cause
my editor has food poisoning.

It's a long story, but I'm so sorry.

But maybe we can
get together another time or...

Will you be in Mexico
or Guadalajara anytime soon?

Look, I just have to say something. Um...

Yeah.

Listen. I...

Ha! There he is!

- So, you hate me, huh?
- What?

- Chaz just told me you hate me.
- I didn't say "hate."

Well, you did say, so...

Okay, no, I did say "hate,"

but then I changed it.

Yeah, to "dislike."

- Aww, that's so sweet of you, Jack.
- You don't like me either!

Why do we have to pretend our relationship
was anything other than the misery it was?

- Right?
- Okay. Yeah, okay.

I guess you make a fair point.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Just one more thing.

- What?
- Oh my God! Jack!

You are a piece of shit!

Jack, are you okay?

Oh, my God. Jack, wait.

Yes, I will marry you, Chaz.

Yeah, I don't know if I...

Um...

Let me just...

- Woo!
- My nose bleeds all the time!

Hayley and I shagged!

- What did he say?
- No!

But what is he doing?

Sorry, but it's true, Hayley and I shagged,
and we love each other.

Hayley, come on. Tell them.

Get the hell off the stage.

Hayley! Hayley! Hayley!

- No, you go. You go save the world.
- I'm so sorry.

It always bleeds.

It's fine.

Go.

- I'll text you.
- Yeah.

Damn it.

Go. Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

Pfft!

Hayley!

Hayley!

Is it true?

Listen...

No...

Come on, take a seat.

Vitelli...

Vitelli...

Vitelli...

Give us a part, you bastard.

Oh, shit.

Roberto, please.

Please just talk to me.

I can't believe it. How could you do it?

- It's a fucking nightmare, Hayley.
- I know.

It was such a mistake, and I'm so sorry,
and I love you more than...

No, it's over.

- Please, let me just explain it to you.
- No, no, no. I don't want to talk to you.

Never. Never again. It's over.

- This wedding is over!
- Roberto!

Oh, my God!

And there we go.

One bit of bad luck
and it all goes tits up.

But what if things had gone differently?

Remember what I was saying
about the thousands of ways

eight people can sit around a table?

Cheers.

Cheers.

And then, finally,

there's just one last hope
that it might all go right.

Hey, uh, everyone.

Oh, fuck.

- What's the matter?
- Oh, fuck!

Jack?

Oh, shit!

- Jack, what's...
- I'm not supposed to be here.

What? Jack.

Sorry, sorry...

Sorry.

Fuck!

Excuse us. Scusi.

What on earth are you doing?

I've just taken a really strong sedative.

That's a really weird thing
to do at your sister's wedding.

Well, I didn't do it on purpose, you tit!

Stop it, Jack. You're making me sick.

Jesus! How do you make this
fingers-down-the-throat thing work?

Oh, I can't... I can't do it.

Look, you have to help me.
Put your fingers down my throat.

- What?
- I can't do it myself. I just...

I need you to do it for me, all right?

You've got those big, long, weird,
gangly fingers.

They'll go further down my throat.

I've got to go impress Vitelli.
I can't be getting involved in this.

What's Dina gonna think
if I start falling asleep at the table?

- She's gonna think I'm a total fuck-wit!
- Yeah.

Please, Bryan, for me.

- I don't want to.
- I really need you to do this for me.

I really don't want to.

Please, it's Hayley's wedding.

- Okay, okay.
- Okay.

But I want you to remember
what a good friend I am.

Okay, yeah. Great friend.

- Best friend.
- Best friend. You're my best friend.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Mr. and Mrs. Carboni.

How do you... How do you want to...

- No!
- Just give me your fucking fingers.

- Okay, okay, okay!
- Just keep 'em straight.

I am.

No!

No, no, no!

Oh, God!
This is the worst moment of my life.

Oh, no!

Oh.

Uh...

Uh, sorry... No, I was just...

I just wanted to check to see
if you guys were good. You good?

Good? Uh...

Yeah, I can... I'm gonna find...
I'm just gonna...

I'm gonna... I'm gonna find something...

Um...

Great. Thank you. Could I...

Could I also grab, um...

some coffees?

- Thanks.
- I have no idea.

Look, I'd wish you'd never...

Can we just pretend that,

you know, whatever you saw back there
never happened?

It's a pretty enduring image.

Kind of hard to forget.

Right. Uh, no.

There's... There's a totally...

totally reasonable explanation for that.

It's a funny story.

Really. Very funny.

And I will tell you about it,
just not today.

Could we just try to forget it?

Yeah, I can try.

- Good, good.
- Okay.

That was... It was weird. It was weird.

Yeah. I know.

- But...
- I'm sorry. So, come on.

You were about to tell me...

what you've been up to
since I last saw you.

Okay, well, I guess the main thing
has been work. Uh...

You know, it's taken everything.

Honestly. I mean, I only really
stopped and looked up

when my mom got sick.

Is my mom's terminal cancer boring you?

No. No, it's not.

Carry on.

- You sure?
- Yeah.

Okay.

Um...

You know, I...

I had... I know told you how
she and I were really close, and, um...

Hm.

Well, you know, it just...

You know, the whole thing was just

a really huge punch to the gut, honestly.

Uh...

The truth is, I just can't get over
the randomness of it, you know?

Like, why her?

Yeah, why?

You know, I don't, um...

I don't normally...

talk to people about this
because it just feels really weird, but...

Mm-hmm?

You know,
I'm really devastated by it.

I don't really think I'm over it, and I...

The truth is, I don't think I'll ever
really be over it, you know?

Are you fucking kidding me?

Sorry. One second.

- Why are you awake?
- Why am I awake? Why wouldn't I be awake?

Ah.

Shots!

- Shots?
- Shots, shots, shots, shots!

- She's saying shots.
- Shots! Shots! Shots!

Get this lady a shot.

All right.

- Maddie Richards.
- What?

Maddie Richards never had any complaints
about me in the bedroom.

She always said I was
a solid 7.5 out of 10.

And most of the time,
I didn't even have a full erection,

so imagine what you're getting.

I'm so lucky, right?

Well done. Well done.

Yeah, well, you are lucky, and...

you should feel lucky.

Come on, come on, come on.

Just go over and say hello for God's sake.

Bryan, fuck off.

Jack.

Jack. Jack.

Hm?

Jack!

Wassup?

So, Chaz asked me to marry him.

I said, Chaz asked me to marry him.

Oh, congrats.

Oh, fuck.

Uh... what d'you want?

Dude.

Don't ruin my sister's wedding, all right?

It's out of order.

I'm not ruining anything.

I'm saving her.

Signore e signori,
ladies and gentlemen...

No, Marc.

We'll now have our first dance
with Hayley and Roberto.

Jack.

Jack.

- Come on.
- Hey, Bryan.

Get up, Jack.

Oh, my God.

Jack, come on.

Jack.

Jack.

Jack!

Ow! What are you doing?

I'm trying to help you.

By whacking me in the face?

Fine. Go to sleep, then. I'm just...

No, look, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I know you're trying to help.

I'm just really stressed.

Hayley's in a really big mess.

Look, you're always getting Hayley
out some mess or other.

Well, yeah, she's my sister. She needs me.

Also, I think Dina hates me.

Why?

I was falling asleep as she was telling me
about her mum dying.

Oh, man.

- Yeesh.
- Yeah.

I'm such an arsehole.

No, you're not an arsehole, Jack.

- I am.
- You're not.

I think you might be
the best person I know.

But you can't keep putting
everybody else first.

I'm worried about you, man.

Yeah.

I love you, man.

- Yeah, all right.
- No, I mean... No, no.

I properly love you.

More than just a mate, you know?

Yeah... All right...

Hey!

You told Roberto yet?

- I haven't. Piss off.
- I'll give you till the cake comes out.

Oh, my God.

Jack, come with me.

- Come on.
- Oh, come on. I'm too tired.

Up you get. Come on.

You've taken the sleep drops,
haven't you?

- Hmm?
- Jack!

You total bell end.

- Please wake up.
- I'm so awake.

- Walking!
- I am walking.

- Honestly.
- I am walking.

- Where are you taking me?
- Just somewhere private.

This is so private.

Jack, please.

- Ow! Why does everyone keep hitting me?
- I need you.

Why?

I mean, look, is this really
such a big deal?

Like, can't we just relax and go to sleep?

Marc is gonna tell Roberto...

that I had sex with him.

But, like, from when you were younger?

- How recently?
- A few weeks ago.

Oh, Jesus.

And Roberto is gonna leave me!
And I deserve it!

Because I fuck everything up!

- No, you don't.
- Yes, I do! Yes!

I'm a colossal loser!

You are not a loser.

All right?

You are my sister.

And you're the funniest, most brilliant,
most caring person in the world.

And if it turns out that Roberto can't
forgive you for a really stupid mistake...

- Oh, Jack!
- But... No, listen, listen, listen.

If he can't...
Look, if he can't forgive you...

I'll still be here.

I'll always be around.

We can be losers together.

Hey.

I think you and I have the same problem.

Do we?

Mm-hmm.

We're just afraid to let
a real relationship happen 'cause...

we know how easy it is
to lose the ones we love.

- Jack. Jack!
- I'm awake.

- I'm awake, I'm awake, I'm awake.
- Please.

- Please.
- I'm so here.

Coffee?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

So, I arrived back at my desk
to find...

They've smashed my laptop.

Jim and Jeff?

An old laptop. It's not my main laptop.

Jim and Jeff sound like assholes.

An old laptop.

- Oh, my God, I have to tell you something.
- Mm-hmm?

- They're not your friends. Cheers.
- Cheers.

- You drink that?
- I am drinking this.

Oh, God, I need bread.

Hello!

A vision in navy.

- Rebecca?
- Yes?

Why do you like me?

I...

I mean, I'm a totally self-obsessed,
neurotic mess.

Yeah. Yeah. But I'm... I'm...

I suppose I don't really mind
those... those things about you.

But don't you think I'm a bit of an idiot?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, you're a massive idiot. Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Well, yeah.

But I suppose there's one or two people

who would say that I am
a bit of a massive idiot.

And so you being
a massive idiot is sort of

what I actually like the best about you.

I suppose what I'm saying is
that I just like you for being you.

Oh, wow.

That's...

It's...

I don't think anybody's ever
liked me for being me before.

They usually like me
for who I pretend to be.

Like, occasionally.

Well...

with me you don't have to pretend.

Oh.

Um...

Thank you.

No, thank you.

- Sorry, that was... I didn't know this...
- No.

- No, I don't...
- I just, I...

I... I definitely didn't.

'Cause it's, uh...

I'm... Would you mind if...

- If we did just one more?
- That'd be good.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

She's yours.

- Marc!
- What do you want?

- I just want to talk to you.
- Well, there's nothing to talk about.

Marc, please, please, please, please.

Just... Just... Just listen.

I know how you feel about Hayley.

But maybe some things
just aren't meant to be.

- Not this.
- Just...

What I do know is that Hayley
deserves to be happy.

Yeah.

But she's happy with Roberto.

If you...

If you really, truly care about her,
please let her go.

Okay. Okay.

Jack.

Jack.

Sidney...

- I'm really not on my best right now.
- You see, Jack, you're good with ladies,

and I was wondering
if you had any pointers.

Believe me, I'm not the best person
to ask for advice about anything.

- Yes, you are, Jack.
- Not right now.

Now, I know I'm not as sexy as...

Brad Pitt.

But now I'm starting to worry
that I might be...

I'm probably overthinking it, but...

Well, am I boring?

Jack?

Jack?

- Sidney? Sidney, Sidney.
- Yes? Sorry, Jack.

Go on.

Look.

- Try to listen more...
- Yes. Because you're good at that.

- No.
- You're...

Yes.

- Try to...
- You let people have their say.

- Sidney...
- You create a vibe.

You create a vibe.

Just listen more to people.

And I know they're your friends,
all right, but...

stop going on about Jim and Jeff.

I don't know them that well.

Then why do you go on about them?

I suppose to make myself
sound more popular.

It's not working.

No.

- No?
- No.

- Definitely not?
- It's...

Stop talking about Jim and Jeff.

And for heaven's sake...

listen.

Good luck.

- Onwards.
- Yeah.

Signore e signori,
ladies and gentlemen,

now we'll have the speech
of the maid of honor, Bryan.

- Where are you going?
- Shit, that's me.

That's you. That's you.

Hey!

Hello, everyone.

Uh...

Apologies for my lack of Italian.

Um...

Um...

Love is a weird thing, isn't it?

It's unpredictable sometimes...

confusing.

But I think...

the most important thing...

is that the person you're with...

loves you for being you.

You are enough.

And you love them just for being them.

And that's what Hayley and Roberto have.

And that's what I have with Rebecca.

Animal!

I am... I am so sorry. My God.

I love you to bits, Hayles, and...

I'm so glad you're happy.

And I hope it lasts forever.

Hayley and Roberto.

Hayley and Roberto!

Thank you.

Was that okay?

Mm.

I thought it was brilliant.
You were very good.

- Um, I'll just get another drink.
- Yeah, yeah.

Hayley and I...

Hayley and...

Hayley...

Hayley... uh...

Hay... Hayley...

Hayley...

and...

Roberto...

I hope you'll...

both be very happy together.

Thank you.

Chin-chin.

I'll be... I'll be right back, okay?

Just...

- I'm gonna go and talk to him.
- Okay, okay.

- Here you go.
- Oh, thank you.

Marc.

All right?

Hey.

Um...

I've been thinking.

We...

Maybe we shouldn't get married.

'Cause, I mean...

you're clearly not in love with me, and...

that wouldn't really work, would it?

Would it?

Someone somewhere is going to be
so lucky to have you.

Yeah.

Especially with those awesome genitals.

Ah...

I knew it.

It's... But it's nice of you
to confirm it 'cause...

...it's been
playing on my mind.

So, yeah.

No, here your watermelons
have way too many seeds.

That's where you're wrong.

You're wrong.

Okay, in America, we don't do seeds.

You know, we just make 'em
without the seeds.

I don't even know how...

- Hi.
- Hello.

- My name is Cristina.
- Cristina?

- Cristina, yeah.
- My name's Sidney.

- Oh, Sidney.
- Hello.

- Ah, so what do you do, Sidney?
- I'm in car insurance.

Oh.

Not as dry as it sounds.

I work with a couple of, um...

Tell me about yourself.
What do you do?

- Myself?
- What do you do? Yeah.

- I work in a post office.
- In the post office?

- Yeah, in Rome.
- You're joking me. Wow. In Rome?

- And I have one friend.
- Very exotic. Go on.

- She works with me. Julia.
- Julia?

- Julia.
- Keep talking.

- Yeah, she's a very crazy woman.
- Mad lady.

- Funny.
- Yeah, fantastic.

- Yeah.
- She sounds incredible.

Oh.

- I love your kilt.
- Ooh, careful!

Buy me dinner first.

Are you here alone?

I am here alone, yes.

Are you here alone?

Yes, I'm alone.

Oh.

What time is it?

Um, I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know, no.

I don't know.

- What, do you live in a box?
- Yeah.

'Cause it's, like, seedless,
kind of thing.

Shit.

Oh, God, I have to go.

Ciao. All right.

Hayley!

- Hi. Sorry.
- Hey, Dina.

You look so beautiful.
I'm so happy for you.

I'll call you 'cause I've just got to go
to some work thing.

- Right now?
- Yeah, sorry.

I love you, babe. Bye! Bye!

Dina?

Oh, look who's woken up.

Uh, hi.

Yeah, I am so sorry
about what happened earlier. I...

Tonight didn't quite turn out
as I'd planned.

Yeah? Well...

what in life really turns out as planned?

Yeah, I suppose.

Um...

- Shit.
- So you're going?

Oh, yeah, I have to.

I've had, like, 16 missed calls from work,
and I was just too drunk to notice.

I, uh...

Huh?

I was, um...

I was about to kiss you...

that night.

I...

I just felt that there was something
special between us.

And, um, I know this seems nuts

'cause we'd only known each other
a couple of days, but I...

I've never felt a connection
like that before.

Or since.

And I had a feeling you felt the same.

So I just want to...

I just need to know, uh...

if I was imagining it.

You weren't imagining it.

I guess we just missed our moment.

- God.
- Right.

Right. Uh...

I...

Yeah.

Right.

Yeah. Thank you.

Grazie.

Hey.

Hey.

Oh, so you and Rebecca, eh?

I mean, I don't...

I just... I don't know.
I don't know how that happened.

Where's the American?

Ah, she's gone.

I'm sorry, man.

Some things just aren't meant to work out.

True.

Like me and acting.

- Really?
- Yeah.

I've realized that I don't need to act.
I'm fine just being me.

So that's it. Just...

That's it.

Done. No more.

You've got to change
at some point, don't you?

- You can't keep...
- Oh, you're here.

- Hi.
- Hey.

I was really moved by your speech.

- Really?
- Yeah, really.

Thank you very much.

- You're Hayley's actor friend?
- Yes, I am.

I'm doing my new film.

Why don't you take my card

and give my assistant a call tomorrow?

- Yeah.
- We'll have a coffee.

- Yeah, brilliant. I will.
- Okay.

- I love coffee.
- See you. Bye. Yeah.

Oh, my God!

- That was incredible. What just happened?
- I don't know.

I thought you were quitting acting.

No, that's bullshit. I'm all about acting.

At least one of us has had some luck.

What are you talking about?
We're all lucky.

Are we really?

Have you ever thought
about how small the chances are

that you would be born?

If just one thing in history had changed,

just one of your millions of ancestors

hadn't crossed paths
at the exact moment they did,

then you wouldn't exist.

You'd never have even lived a single day.

- Did you just make that up?
- No.

It's a quote from one of Vitelli's films.
But it's true, though, right?

Yeah.

I mean, it's pretty scary,

but if we're honest with ourselves,

then it all comes down to chance.

And I guess life is about grabbing
those chances when they come 'round.

Can I call you right back?

Thanks.

Hi.

Hi.

Just going for run?

Dina?

- Hi.
- Oh, my God!

- Do I know you?
- Do you remember we met at that...

Fuck off.

Seriously, fuck off.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Hey, everyone.

Hang on. You're not supposed
to be sat there, are you?

I think I am.

What the fuck are you doing?
What the fuck was that about?

He's the most amazing actor
you've ever seen.

- I don't know about that.
- No, he is. He's brilliant.

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

And you'd be, uh...

You'd be "amoron"
not to put him into one of your movies.

- Like, an actual fucking moron.
- Calm it down.

If he was any more obsessed with you,
he'd be a stalker.

- I'm not a stalker.
- He's not a stalker.

- I'm a watcher.
- But he's a bit like a crazy fan.

Expect him in your shower
being like, "I wanna watch your films."

- No!
- Thank you.

I'm sorry, sir. Oh, my goodness!

- It was an accident!
- There you go! Whoa!

I thought it'd be cold on top of hot!

I hope he didn't burn his penis.

- Hello.
- Hi.

Thanks!

Nothing's coming up. It's just air.

Bryan!

Oh.

There's a wolf licking a baby's arsehole!

I don't like that.

It's formed...
A rash is forming because of the kilt.

Ah, here he is!

You cock!

- Get it out, then.
- Excuse me?

Look, everyone!
Jack's about to get his dick out!

Take off your...

What are you doing?!

These British folk are mad!

♪ But in Rome do as the Romans do ♪

♪ With you ♪

♪ On an evening in Roma ♪

♪ On an evening in Roma ♪