To Die For - Threats and Love in Tense Conversation
Lydia Mertz: [about Jimmy]
He says that he needs to see you and that he's dying of love.
Suzanne Stone:
Ughhh! Tell him to call a doctor.
Lydia Mertz:
And Russell wants his money, and his CDs.
Suzanne Stone:
Really? Well, you tell Russell if he doesn't keep his mouth shut, he's gonna be playing his goddamn CDs in the gas chamber!
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To Die For - Disillusionment with Fairytales and Support Expectations
Suzanne Stone: [to Lydia in the dressing room]
Well, you grow up, you know? You think it's all gonna be like a fairytale. Like you're Sleeping Beauty, and along comes this Prince Charming, and he looks at you, and it's night time, and he smiles at you and kisses you.
Lydia Mertz:
Yeah, I - I know that story.
Suzanne Stone:
And then... then you wake up... and it's daylight... and you look at him. It's just when you work all day, trying to perfect yourself and create something meaningful, you expect some support. Does anyone ever say "Did you have a good shoot today?" or "How's the editing going?" or anything of that nature?
Lydia Mertz:
I guess not.
Suzanne Stone:
No. I mean, the point is... Larry is a nice guy, you know? But he just doesn't know a thing about television.
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To Die For - Ambition and Fame in Lydia's Perspective
Lydia Mertz:
But it's really something when you think that... I'm the one who's gonna be famous. Suzanne would die if she knew.
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To Die For - The Paradox of Television and Identity
Lydia Mertz:
Suzanne used to say that you're not really anybody in America unless you're on TV...'cause what's the point of doing anything worthwhile if there's nobody watching? So when people are watching, it makes you a better person. So if everybody was on TV all the time, everybody would be better people. But, if everybody was on TV all the time, there wouldn't be anybody left to watch, and that's where I get confused.
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