Manhattan looks magnificent in the moonlight, especially from my penthouse on this eve. I sense the young girl’s apprehension; She’s only just arrived in the City of Dreams.
She wonders about the price of her admission. What will I demand? What will she do? Just nineteen; she’s the same age as my daughter. Her vocals are an Angel’s; her complexion too.
I make a joke and am rewarded with her laughter. She gratefully accepts a chardonnay. The days of Harvey Weinstein are now over. Young women no longer need to pay to play.
I look forward to her appearance on the screen. I’m grateful for the part I had to play. If I feel just a little bit in Love I remind myself I’m old and look away.
An impresario of the silver screen in the Post Weinstein era.