French Kiss (1995) - Beach Scene Part 2

What? Nothing, no. You just, you seem so different. No. Charlie, I'm going through some sort of transitional thing. See, after you called, I decided to get on a plane to Paris and get you back. And I hate to fly. In fact, I never fly. Isn't that right, Charlie? Yes. But I told myself there is no way that everything I've been building toward would be destroyed because some pouty little, and this is before I knew you personally, bitch, pardon my French, wanted to steal herself a husband. So I bought the ticket, got on the plane, and somehow made it over the big blue ocean. And then the most extraordinary thing happened. What? Everything went wrong. So, yeah, I was wandering the streets of Paris, penniless, without a hope in the world. And let me tell you, you can do a lot of soul-searching in a time like that. And I realized that I've spent most of my adult life trying to protect myself from exactly this situation. And you can't do it. There's no home safe enough. There's no country nice enough. There's no relationship secure enough. You're just setting yourself up for an even bigger fall and having an incredibly boring time in the process. Sorry, Charlie. Oh, thank you. And that's when I took up a nuke. Luke? Luke. There he is. Luke, I want you to meet some great people. Ah, Luke, the lovely Juliette. Enchanté. Charlie, Luke. Enchanté. Sweetie pie? Oui. Voilà. Maintenant, je comprends tout. What did he just say? I don't know. He doesn't speak much English, but we seem to manage just fine. You do? Yeah. I think it's that transitional thing, you know, to help me get over us. I mean, that's probably what it is, but what the hell? Oh, j'adore la mer. Si belle, si profonde, si mystérieuse. Si... Pleine de poissons. C'est pas? C'est pas. What does he do? Besides what we do together? I don't think he does anything at all. Huh.