Andrew is sat watching the horse racing. His horse loses and he slams his fist into the bar.
Andrew: God dammit.
Andrew turns around and sits back at the bar.
Barman: Betting much?
Andrew gives him a dirty look.
Andrew: More than I care to mention.
Barman: I saw you on the walker show tonight. Sure, betting is the best thing you should be doing?
Andrew: Didn’t know you were paid to give me advice.
Barman smiles.
Barman: No, I’m here to get drinks for washed up actors. So can I get you one?
Andrew: Cheapest whiskey.
Barman: I will make it a double.
Grace walks into the bar and immediately stands next to Andrew.
Grace: Hey sugar.
Andrew turns around and smiles at her. They share a quick kiss.
Andrew: How was your day?
Grace grabs a stool and sits at the bar.
Grace: Nothing sensational. Just doing auditions for a commercial all day. I swear to god, I don’t know where Hollywood finds kids that can act. London is full of prima donna parents with kids that can only speak as though they are asking a question. God child actors make me sick.
Andrew looks up at her.
Andrew: I started as a kid
Grace: And look where that has gotten you.
Barman comes back over with Andrew’s whiskey. Andrew reaches into his pocket and pulls out a handful of change. Grace looks down as Andrew begins to count it out. Andrew hands the barman the money who walks away.
Grace: Andrew what happened to the money you got for Shakespeare last week?
Andrew grabs the glass and empties it.
Grace: You didn’t did you? On the horses?
Grace grabs hops off the stall.
Grace: I’m going to get something to eat.
Grace storms off Andrew signals for another drink.
End scene
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