The Last Word (2017)

Dr. Morgan tells advertising creative director Harriet, “You washed down four clonazepam with a bottle of red wine.” (0:07)

Harriet reads an obituary. (0:09)

Harriet tells obituary writer Anne, referring to singer Eugene, “He was a drunk.”
”I have a daughter, and I haven’t spoken to her in many years.” (0:13)

Harriet’s former gynecologist tells Anne, referring to Harriet, “She insisted on examining herself, her diagnosis always correct. I had to give her her copay back.” (0:20)

Charles Hall tells Anne, referring to Harriet, “I worked very hard in therapy not to think of her.” (0:20)

At risk youth Brenda tells Harriet, “You got busted for drunk driving, didn’t you? (0:36)

Harriet tells DJ Robin, “The right question would be, ‘What would I play after I played Nina Simone’s Gin House Blues?’”
Robin: “What would you play after you played Nina Simone’s Gin House Blues?” (0:46)

Harriet tells Brenda, “You know, as a general rule, most people are idiots”
”... though when you’re confronted by an idiot, rather than make themself aware of their idiocy...” (0:47)

Anne tells Harriet, “Anne Sherman died from lethal injection last night...” (0:52)

Anne tells Robin, referring to writing obituaries, “I mean it’s like there’s a voyeuristic quality to it that I find very interesting...” (0:57)

Theater Marquis: “GODS OF EGYPT
DEADPOOL
KUNG FU PANDA 3” (1:00)

Anne tells Harriet, “You need to see your daughter, and you need to make it right...” (1:02)

Her estranged daughter Elizabeth tells Harriet, “I was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder.”
”An obsession with perfectionism?”
”So you’ll see a therapist?” (1:11)

Harriet asks Dr. Morgan, “Treatment?”
Morgan: “It’s difficult to assess prognosis, really, with these types of cases.” (1:20)

Her ex-husband Edgar tells Harriet, “Well you know, Elizabeth, she is convinced that you have some kind of mental condition.” (1:25)

Robin tells Anne, referring to the smell of his shirt, “It’s vinyl and stagnant ‘90s apathy.” (1:31)

Memorial service for Harriet (1:38)

Anne’s letter to her boss Ron, referring to her old self, “... She will not be mourned...” (1:43)