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"Do I have an original thought[br]in my head? My bold head?
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Maybe if I were happier,[br]my hair wouldn't be falling out.
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Life is short. I need[br]to make the most of it.
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Today is the first day[br]of the rest of my life.
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I'm a walking cliché.
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I really need to go to the doctor[br]and have my leg checked.
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There's something wrong.[br]A bump.
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The dentist called again.[br]I'm way overdue.
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If I stopped putting things off,[br]I'd be happier.
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All I do is sit on my fat ass.[br]If my ass wasn't fat, I'd be happier.
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I wouldn't have to wear these shirts[br]with the tails out all the time.
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Like that's fooling anyone.
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Fat ass. I should start jogging again.[br]Five miles a day.
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Really do it this time.[br]Maybe rock climbing.
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I need to turn my life around.
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What do I need to do?[br]I need to fall in love.
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I need to have a girlfriend.
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I need to read more,[br]improve myself.
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What if I learned Russian[br]or something?
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Or took up an instrument?[br]I could speak Chinese.
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I would be the screenwriter who[br]speaks Chinese. And plays the oboe.
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That would be cool.[br]I should get my hair cut short.
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Stop trying to fool everyone[br]into thinking I have a full head of hair.
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How pathetic is that?[br]Just be real. Confident.
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Isn't that what women[br]are attracted to?
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Men don't have to be attractive.
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But that's not true,[br]especially these days.
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Almost as much pressure on men[br]as there is on women these days.
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Why should I be made to feel I have[br]to apologize for my existence?
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Maybe it's my brain chemistry.
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Maybe that's what's wrong with me.:[br]bad chemistry.
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All my problems and anxiety can be[br]reduced to a chemical imbalance...
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... or some kind of[br]misfiring synapses.
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I need to get help for that.
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But I'll still be ugly, though.
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Nothing's gonna change that.
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Shut up!
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Let's really try today[br]to solve our camera problems.
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Keep between-take time[br]at an absolute minimum.
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These masks are really hot. Okay?
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I wanna be very well-heard[br]on that from everybody.
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Don't futz unless it's absolutely[br]important to the shot, okay?
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I don't say that for me.[br]I say that for the people sitting here...
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-Thank you, John.[br]-...in the rubber.
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-I like my dress. Okay?[br]-Very good.
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So now, folks, you better[br]heed that advice.
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Stand by for picture.
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Have her rotate around the table[br]a little bit further.
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Hold on until we're clear.
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You. You're in the eyeline.[br]Can you please get off the stage?
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Yeah, just bring in the six-footer.
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What am I doing here?[br]Why did I bother to come here today?
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Nobody even seems to know[br]my name.
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I've been on this planet for 40 years,[br]and I don't understand a single thing.
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Why am I here?[br]How did I get here?
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My leg hurts. I wonder if it's cancer.
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There's a bump. I'm starting to sweat.[br]Stop sweating.
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I've got to stop sweating.
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Can she see it dripping[br]down my forehead?
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She look ed at my hairline.[br]She thinks I'm bald. She--
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We think you're great.
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Thanks. That's nice to hear.
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We all just loved the Malkovich script.
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-Thanks. Thanks....[br]-Such a unique voice.
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Boy, I'd love to find[br]a portal into your brain.
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Trust me, it's no fun.
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So tell me your thoughts[br]on this crazy little project of ours.
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First, I think it's a great book.
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-Laroche is a fun character, isn't he?[br]-Absolutely.
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And Orlean makes orchids[br]so fascinating.
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Plus, her musings on Florida[br]and orchid poaching...
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...lndians. It's just-- It's great,[br]sprawling New Yorker stuff.
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I'd want to remain true to that.
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I'd wanna let the movie exist,[br]rather than be...
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-...artificially plot-driven.[br]-Great.
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I guess I'm not exactly sure[br]what that means.
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I'm not sure I know[br]what that means either.
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I just don't wanna ruin it by making[br]it a Hollywood thing. You know?
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Like...an orchid heist movie[br]or something, you know?
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Or changing the orchids[br]into poppies...
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...and making it about drug running,[br]you know?
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-Definitely.[br]-Why can't there be a movie...
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...simply about flowers?
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I guess we thought that maybe...
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...Susan Orlean and Laroche[br]could fall in love, and--
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Okay. But I'm saying, it's like,[br]I don't wanna cram in sex...
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...or guns or car chases...
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...you know,[br]or characters, you know...
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...learning profound life lessons.
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Or growing,[br]or coming to like each other...
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...or overcoming obstacles to succeed[br]in the end, you know? l mean--
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The book isn't like that...
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...and life isn't like that.[br]You know, it just isn't. And....
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I feel very strongly about this.
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John Laroche is a tall guy,[br]skinny as a stick...
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...pale-eyed,[br]slouch-shouldered...
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...sharply handsome, despite the fact[br]he's missing all his front teeth.
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I went to Florida two years ago[br]to write a piece for The New Yorker.
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It was after reading a small article about[br]a white man and three Seminole men...
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...arrested with rare orchids[br]they'd stolen out of a place...
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... called the Fakahatchee Strand[br]State Preserve.
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As natural selection works solely by[br]and for the good of each being...
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...all corporeal and mental endowments[br]will tend to progress towards perfection.
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It's interesting to contemplate[br]an entangled bank....
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Polyrrhiza lindenii.
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A ghost.
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Cut her down, Russell.
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-Morning.[br]-Hey.
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May I ask you gentlemen what you[br]have in those pillowcases?
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Yes, sir, you absolutely may.
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-Okay, then, I'm asking.[br]-Well, okay, then.
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Let's see.
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We've got five kinds of bromeliad...
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...one peperomia,[br]nine orchid varieties.
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You know,[br]about 130 plants all told.
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Which my colleagues here[br]removed from the swamp.
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You're aware it's illegal to remove plants[br]or animals from state-owned land?
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Yeah, and don't forget...
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...these plants are all endangered, sir.[br]Every one of them.
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Well, exactly. That's exactly the issue.[br]This is a state preserve.
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Yes, sir. It is.
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-But--[br]-My colleagues are all Seminole Indians.
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Did I mention that?[br]You're familiar, I'm sure...
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...with the State of Florida[br]v. James E. Billie?
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So you know that even though Seminole[br]Chief Billie killed a Florida panther...
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...one of what, 40 in the entire world?
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-Fourty.[br]-Fourty.
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The state couldn't successfully[br]prosecute him...
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...because, you know, he's an Indian,[br]and it's his right.
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As repugnant as you and I, as white[br]conservationists, might find his actions.
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-But--[br]-Not to mention the failed attempts...
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...on three occasions to prosecute[br]Seminoles for poaching palm fronds.
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Which I believe they use to thatch[br]the roofs of their traditional chickee huts.
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How about that?[br]With the chickee huts, right?
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Yeah, he's right. That's exactly what[br]we use them for. Chickee huts.
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Yeah, but I don't--
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I can't let you fellas leave yet.
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-Just hold on there a minute.[br]-Okay.
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Charles, is that you?
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Did you eat lunch?
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I had that shrimp cocktail in the fridge.[br]Was it yours?
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I hope not. I couldn't remember,[br]so I ate it.
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Maybe we should write our names[br]on our food items from now on.
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-What's with you?[br]-My back.
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Charles, you'll be glad. I have a plan[br]to get me out of your house, pronto.
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-A job is a plan. Is your plan a job?[br]-Drum roll, please.
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I'm gonna be a screenwriter.[br]Like you.
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I know you think this is just[br]one of my ''get rich quick'' schemes...
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...but I'm doing it right this time.
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I'm taking a three-day seminar,[br]and it's only 500 bucks.
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Screenwriting seminars are bullshit.
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In theory, I agree with you.[br]But this one's different.
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This one's highly regarded[br]in the industry.
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Donald, don't say '' industry.''
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I'm sorry. I forgot.
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Charles, this guy knows screenwriting.
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People come from all over[br]to study with him.
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-I'll pay you back as soon as I--[br]-Let me explain something.
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Anybody who says he's got ''the answer''[br]is going to attract desperate people...
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...be it in the world of religion--
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I just need to lie down[br]while you explain this to me.
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Sorry. I apologize.
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Okay, go ahead.
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-So--[br]-Sorry. Okay. Go.
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There are no rules, Donald.
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And anybody who says there are[br]is just, you know--
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Not rules. Principles.
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McKee writes that a rule says,[br]''You must do it this way.''
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A principle says, ''This works[br]and has through all remembered time.''
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The script I'm starting,[br]it's about flowers.
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Nobody's ever done a movie[br]about flowers before.
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-So there are no guidelines.[br]-What about Flowers for Algernon?
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Well, that's not about flowers.[br]And it's not a movie.
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I'm sorry. I never saw it.
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How--? Okay, keep going.
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Look, my point is[br]that those teachers are dangerous...
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...if your goal is to try[br]to do something new.
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A writer should always have that goal.[br]Writing is a journey into the unknown.
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It's not building, you know,[br]one of your model airplanes.
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McKee is a former Fulbright Scholar,[br]Charles.
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Are you a former Fulbright Scholar?
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Say something. I dragged her here,[br]and now I'm not saying anything.
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Make her laugh.[br]Say something funny.
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I hate parties, Amelia.[br]Why did we come here?
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Because we're hip, young trendsetters[br]on the make, aren't we?
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More like old losers[br]sitting on the floor, maybe.
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Jesus, Charlie. Speak for yourself.[br]Okay....
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Charlie, we're gonna fix you up.
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We're gonna solve the whole Charlie[br]Kaufman mess for once and for all.
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-Okay.[br]-Okay, let me see.
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What do you need?[br]What, what, what?
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Well, I'm glad you took[br]the orchid script.
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I think it will be good for you[br]to get out of your head.
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I think it'll ground you to think about the[br]bigger picture, about nature and stuff.
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I still can't believe they gave me[br]that job.
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I mean, after that lunch.[br]I was sweating insanely.
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I was ranting. I was a mess.
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You were just nervous[br]because she was pretty.
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How do you know she was pretty?
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After eight months of knowing you,[br]I think I get what makes you sweat.
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Well, whatever.[br]Well, moving on, what next?
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You need a new getup.[br]This whole flannel shirt thing...
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...it's not really doing anything[br]for you anymore.
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Thanks for coming out[br]with me tonight, Amelia.
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To begin.
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To begin.
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How to start?
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I'm hungry.
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I should get coffee.
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Coffee would help me think.
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But I should write something first,[br]then reward myself with coffee.
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Coffee and a muffin. Okay,[br]so I need to establish the themes.
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Maybe banana-nut.
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That's a good muffin.
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Orchid hunting is a mortal occupation.
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Victorian-era orchid hunter[br]William Arnold...
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... drowned on a collecting expedition.
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Osmers vanished without a trace[br]in Asia.
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Augustus Margary survived toothache,[br]rheumatism, pleurisy and dysentery...
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... only to be murdered when[br]he completed his mission...
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...and traveled beyond Bhamo.
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Laroche loved orchids, but I....
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I came to believe he loved the[br]difficulty and fatality of getting them...
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...almost as much as he loved[br]the orchids themselves.
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I've been a professional horticulturist[br]for, like, 12 years.
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I owned my own plant nursery,[br]which was destroyed by the hurricane.
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I'm a professional plant lecturer.
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I've given over, like, 60 lectures[br]on the cultivation of plants.
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I'm a published author,[br]both in magazine and book form.
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And I have extensive experience[br]with orchids...
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...and the asexual micropropagation[br]of orchids under aseptic cultures.
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That's laboratory work.[br]It's not at all like your nursery work.
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I'm probably the smartest person[br]I know.
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-Thank you.[br]-You're very welcome.
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Mr. Laroche?[br]I'm Susan Orlean.
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I'm a writer for The New Yorker.[br]It's a magazine that--
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I'm familiar with The New Yorker.
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'' The New Yorker?[br]Yes, The New Yorker.'' Right?
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That's right.
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I'm very interested in doing a piece[br]on your situation here, and--
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Yeah? Yeah.
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You wanna put this in?
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I don't care what goes on here.
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I'm right, and I'll take it all the way[br]to Supreme Court.
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Because that judge can screw herself.
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-That for real would go in?[br]-Absolutely.
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We open on State Road 29.
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A battered white van speeds along,[br]making a sharp, skidding right...
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... into the Fakahatchee Strand[br]State Preserve.
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The driver of the van is a skinny man[br]with no front teeth.
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This is John Laroche.
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I need a break.
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-I loved the Sibelius violin concerto.[br]-Yeah, me too. It was great.
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-The end was a little weird, but--[br]-Oh, no! God, it was passionate.
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It was exultant.
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The soloist was amazing.[br]Such beautiful tones. So precise.
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God, it blows my mind.
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-I wish I could play like that.[br]-You do.
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Charlie. I don't.[br]I'm mediocre at best.
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Well, I love listening to you play.
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Thanks, Charlie.
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Here we are.
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What are you up to now, then?
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I should probably get to bed.[br]I have a lot of work to do tomorrow.
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Well, good night, then.
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I would stay out.
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It's just that I've really been struggling[br]on the script right now.
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I've been thinking about it too small,[br]just writing it like a story about Laroche.
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That's not enough. I mean,[br]I wanted to write about flowers.
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Anyway, I can't figure it out, and I[br]haven't been sleeping very well lately...
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...so I thought I should get home...
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...and try to get a good night's sleep,[br]you know. Start fresh in the morning.
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Otherwise, I'd stay out.
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I understand. I hope you figure it out,[br]Charlie. I really do.
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Thanks. Thanks for coming out[br]with me and everything.
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Sure, it was fun.
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So I have to go to Santa Barbara next[br]weekend for this orchid show up there.
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I thought maybe you could come.
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No, I....
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I don't think I can make it[br]next weekend.
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I don't think I can.
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I've got something. Sorry.
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Okay.
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So, well, okay, then.[br]So good night, then.
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Good night, Charlie.
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Why didn't I go in?[br]I'm such a chicken.
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I'm such an idiot. I should have[br]kissed her. I've blown it.
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I should just go and knock[br]on her door right now and kiss her.
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It would be romantic. Something[br]we could someday tell our kids.
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I'm gonna do that right now.
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-Thanks for picking me up.[br]-This van's a piece of shit.
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But when I hit the jackpot,[br]I'll buy myself an awesome car.
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Hey, what are you driving?
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It's-- Well, it's a rental.
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-It's a Lumina.[br]-Awesome.
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I think I'll get one of those too.
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Here we go.
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Where do these people learn[br]to drive, huh?
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The world's insane.
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So l was impressed to hear...
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...how accomplished you are[br]in the world of horticulture.
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The thing you gotta know is...
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...my whole life is looking for[br]a goddamn profitable plant, see?
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And that's the ghost.
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Why the ghost orchid?
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Well, the sucker's rare. You know?
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And I'm the only one in the world[br]who knows how to cultivate it.
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See, the idea was, get the Indians[br]to pull it from the swamp.
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I researched it. Long as I don't touch[br]the plant, Florida can't touch us.
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And I stop future poaching by making[br]the flowers readily available in stores.
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I'm a hero, the flowers are saved...
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...Laroche and nature win.
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Great.
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Did you get that last part?
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Yeah, I sure did.
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Orchids are the sexiest flowers[br]on Earth.
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The name orchid derives from the[br]Latin orchis, which means testicle.
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Hey, Charles.
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I pitched my screenplay to Mom.
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Don't say '' pitch.''
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Sorry. Anyway, she said it was...
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...Silence of the Lambs[br]meets Psycho.
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Maybe you guys could collaborate.[br]I hear Mom's really good with structure.
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So how come Amelia[br]doesn't come around anymore?
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Did you put the moves on her[br]or something?
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I'm looking for John Laroche.
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I'm writing an article on John,[br]and I stopped by.
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-I hoped I could see him.[br]-John's not here.
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Well, you were at the swamp[br]with him, weren't you?
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I saw you at the courthouse,[br]that's how I know.
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I'm Matthew Osceola.
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Susan Orlean. Nice to meet you.
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Maybe I could talk to you[br]for a second.
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I'm just trying to get a feel[br]for the whole operation....
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You have very beautiful hair.
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you. I just....
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I just washed it this morning.
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I just used a new conditioner.
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I can see your sadness.
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It's lovely.
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Well, I'm just tired, that's all.[br]That's my problem.
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So maybe we could chat a little bit...
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-...and l could get some background--[br]-I'm not going to talk to you much.
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It's not personal.
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It's the lndian way.
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Angraecum sesquipedale.
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Beauty! God!
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Darwin wrote about this one.
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Charles Darwin? Evolution guy?[br]Hello?
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You see that nectary[br]all the way down there?
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Darwin hypothesized a moth...
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...with a nose 12 inches long[br]to pollinate it.
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Everyone thought he was a loon.
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Then, sure enough, they found[br]this moth with a 12-inch proboscis.
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-'' Proboscis'' means nose, by the way.[br]-I know what '' proboscis'' means.
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Hey, let's not get off the subject.[br]This isn't a pissing contest.
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The point is,[br]what's so wonderful...
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...is that every one of these flowers[br]has a specific relationship...
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...with the insect that pollinates it.
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There's a certain orchid[br]looks exactly like a certain insect.
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So the insect is drawn to this flower...
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... its double, its soul mate...
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...and wants nothing more[br]than to make love to it.
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After the insect flies off...
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... it spots another soul-mate flower[br]and makes love to it, thus pollinating it.
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And neither the flower nor the insect[br]will ever understand...
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... the significance[br]of their lovemaking.
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How could they know that because[br]of their little dance, the world lives?
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But it does.
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By simply doing[br]what they're designed to do...
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...something large[br]and magnificent happens.
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In this sense, they show us[br]how to live.
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How the only barometer[br]you have is your heart.
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How when you spot your flower,[br]you can't let anything get in your way.
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He's really quite a character.[br]No front teeth.
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-Doesn't seem to bother him at all.[br]-Why doesn't he get them fixed?
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It seems almost sociopathic[br]to make everybody look at that.
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Yeah, but he gives[br]a great blowjob, honey.
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He is a fascinating character, though.
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Sounds like a gold mine, Sue.
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It could be. I don't know, you know?[br]He's....
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He lives with his dad, he's obsessed[br]with his dead mother, and....
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He wears his sunglasses on[br]a little dingle-dangle around his neck.
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Loving it.
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-Tell them about the van.[br]-Okay, the van. The van.
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-I can't tell about the van. I gotta pee.[br]-No, tell us about the van.
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-It's amazing. It's....[br]-What's in it?
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-You did it in the van.[br]-Shut up.
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David, you tell--[br]Don't you tell them. Don't tell them.
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Okay, the van.
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David!
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This van was filled with junk--
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Shut up!
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Potting soil. Shovels.[br]Food wrappers. Fertilizer.
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Susie said she hoped[br]it was fertilizer, anyway.
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She said she couldn't be sure. Laroche[br]had a certain aromatic look about him.
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And she said--
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She said perhaps his obsessiveness[br]didn't leave room in his schedule...
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...for personal hygiene.
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Maybe the orchids got[br]all the available water.
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I wanted to want something as much[br]as people wanted these plants.
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But...
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... it isn't part of my constitution.
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I suppose I do have[br]one unembarrassed passion.
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I wanna know what it feels like[br]to care about something passionately.
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''Should one be lucky enough[br]to see a ghost orchid...
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...all else will seem eclipsed. ''
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If the ghost orchid[br]was really a phantom...
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... it was still such a bewitching one that[br]it could seduce people to pursue it...
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...year after year[br]and mile after miserable mile.
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If it was a real flower,[br]I wanted to see one.
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The reason was not that I love orchids.[br]I don't even especially like orchids.
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What I wanted[br]was to see this thing...
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... that people were drawn to[br]in such a singular and powerful way.
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So how many turtles[br]did you end up collecting?
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I lost interest right after that.
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I dropped turtles when I fell[br]in love with lce Age fossils.
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Collected the shit out of them.
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Fossils were the only thing that made[br]sense to me in this fucked-up world.
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I ditched fossils[br]for resilvering old mirrors.
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My mom and I[br]had the largest collection...
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...of 19th-century Dutch mirrors[br]on the planet.
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Perhaps you read about us.[br]Mirror World, October '88?
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I got a copy here somewhere.
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I guess I'd just like to know[br]how you can detach from something...
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...that you've invested[br]so much of your soul in.
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I mean, didn't you ever miss turtles?
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The only thing that made[br]your 10-year-old life worth living?
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Look, I'll tell you a story, all right?
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I once fell deeply, you know,[br]profoundly in love with tropical fish.
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I had 60 goddamn fish-tanks[br]in my house.
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I'd skin-dive to find just the right ones.
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Anisotremus virginicus, Holacanthus[br]ciliaris, Chaetodon capistratus.
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You name it.
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Then one day I say, '' Fuck fish.''
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I renounce fish. I vow never[br]to set foot in that ocean again.
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That's how much ''fuck fish.''
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That was 17 years ago, and I have[br]never since stuck a toe in that ocean.
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And I love the ocean.
00:28:59.90,00:29:01.57
But why?
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Done with fish.
00:29:06.57,00:29:11.00
If you'd really loved something,[br]wouldn't a little bit of it linger?
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Evidently Laroche's finishes[br]were downright and absolute.
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He just moved on.
00:29:16.04,00:29:19.96
I sometimes wished[br]I could do the same.
00:29:25.30,00:29:28.26
Good afternoon.[br]So, what looks good today?
00:29:28.43,00:29:30.27
The key lime pie, please.
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A small slice.
00:29:32.35,00:29:35.02
And a coffee, please.[br]Skim milk, please.
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Orchids. I love orchids.
00:29:39.65,00:29:41.28
Cool. That's....
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Well, I'll be right back with your pie.
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I'm so excited. I've always wanted[br]to come to an orchid show.
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I think these flowers are so sexy.
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Let's see what's around back.
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What?
00:30:33.08,00:30:35.87
-You wanna hear my pitch?[br]-Go away, goddamn it.
00:30:38.12,00:30:40.50
You know, I'm just trying[br]to do something.
00:30:45.51,00:30:48.01
Hey, thanks a lot, buddy. Cool.
00:30:48.18,00:30:50.26
Okay, there's this serial killer, right?
00:30:50.43,00:30:53.14
Well, no, wait.[br]And he's being hunted by a cop.
00:30:53.31,00:30:57.31
And he's taunting the cop, right?[br]Sending clues who his next victim is.
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He's already holding her hostage[br]in his creepy basement.
00:31:00.19,00:31:02.77
So the cop gets obsessed[br]with figuring out her identity...
00:31:02.94,00:31:05.32
...and in the process[br]falls in love with her.
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Even though he's never even met her.[br]She becomes like....
00:31:08.66,00:31:11.83
Like the unattainable.[br]Like the Holy Grail.
00:31:11.99,00:31:15.58
-It's a little obvious, don't you think?[br]-Okay, but here's the twist.
00:31:15.75,00:31:18.00
We find out that the killer...
00:31:18.16,00:31:21.13
...really suffers from[br]multiple personality disorder. Right?
00:31:21.29,00:31:24.88
See, he's actually really the cop[br]and the girl.
00:31:25.05,00:31:28.22
All of them are him.[br]Isn't that fucked up?
00:31:29.68,00:31:34.43
The only idea more overused than[br]serial killers is multiple personality.
00:31:34.60,00:31:36.98
On top of that, you explore[br]the notion...
00:31:37.14,00:31:40.23
...that cop and criminal are[br]really two aspects of the same person.
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See every cop movie ever made[br]for other examples of this.
00:31:43.57,00:31:46.15
Mom called it psychologically taut.
00:31:46.32,00:31:50.20
The other thing is, there's no way[br]to write this. Did you consider that?
00:31:50.36,00:31:54.83
I mean, how could you have somebody[br]held prisoner in a basement...
00:31:54.99,00:31:59.08
...and working in a police station[br]at the same time?
00:32:00.42,00:32:03.08
-Trick photography.[br]-Okay, that's not what I'm asking.
00:32:03.25,00:32:06.00
Listen closely.[br]What I'm asking is:
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In the reality of this movie, where[br]there's only one character, right?
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Okay?
00:32:12.93,00:32:14.89
How could you...?
00:32:16.51,00:32:18.68
What exactly would...?
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I agree with Mom. Very taut.
00:32:22.69,00:32:25.57
Sybil meets, I don't know....[br]"Dressed to Kill. "
00:32:25.73,00:32:28.03
Cool. I really liked "Dressed to Kill. "
00:32:28.19,00:32:32.49
-Until the third act denouement.[br]-That's not how it's pronounced.
00:32:34.03,00:32:36.20
Sorry. I--[br]Okay, sorry.
00:32:42.42,00:32:45.88
-Some key lime pie for you today?[br]-Okay, yeah. That sounds great.
00:32:46.04,00:32:48.71
I'll cut you an extra-large slice.[br]Preferred customer.
00:32:48.88,00:32:52.51
-Thank you. That's really sweet of you.[br]-Well, I'm just a sweetie, ain't I?
00:32:53.09,00:32:56.22
-Still reading about orchids, I hope?[br]-Yes, I am.
00:32:56.39,00:32:59.22
This friend of mine[br]has this little, tiny pink one...
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...that grows on a tree branch[br]just like that.
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-I can't remember--[br]-That's called an epiphyte.
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Right. Right!
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Boy, you know your stuff.
00:33:09.07,00:33:12.24
No, not really. I'm just learning.
00:33:12.40,00:33:15.32
Epiphytes grow on trees,[br]but they're not parasites.
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They get all their nourishment[br]from the air and the rain.
00:33:18.70,00:33:22.25
Well, I'm impressed. That's great.
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There are more than 30,000 kinds[br]of orchids in the world.
00:33:25.92,00:33:29.30
-Wow, that's a lot, huh?[br]-Yeah. Yeah.
00:33:29.46,00:33:30.67
Yeah.
00:33:30.84,00:33:35.93
So I'll be right back with an extra-large[br]slice of key lime pie for my orchid expert.
00:33:36.39,00:33:39.60
But-- So anyway,[br]I was also wondering....
00:33:41.22,00:33:45.69
I'm going up to Santa Barbara this[br]Saturday for an orchid show, and I....
00:33:48.31,00:33:49.73
-I'm sorry.[br]-Well....
00:33:49.90,00:33:53.74
-I apologize. I'm sorry.[br]-So I'll just be right back with your pie.
00:34:03.75,00:34:08.29
There are more than 30, 000[br]known orchid species.
00:34:08.46,00:34:10.71
One looks like a turtle.
00:34:11.13,00:34:13.80
One looks like a monkey.
00:34:14.34,00:34:16.72
One looks like an onion.
00:34:16.89,00:34:18.80
One looks like a schoolteacher.
00:34:19.14,00:34:20.81
One looks like a gymnast.
00:34:21.14,00:34:23.98
One looks like that girl in high school[br]with creamy skin.
00:34:24.56,00:34:26.44
One looks like a New York[br]intellectual...
00:34:26.60,00:34:29.65
... with whom you do the Sunday[br]Times crossword puzzle in bed.
00:34:29.81,00:34:32.48
One looks like a Midwestern[br]beauty queen.
00:34:32.78,00:34:34.99
One looks like Amelia.
00:34:35.15,00:34:36.82
One has eyes that dance.
00:34:36.99,00:34:40.70
One has eyes that contain[br]the sadness of the world.
00:34:45.87,00:34:49.00
So I got married,[br]and me and my beautiful new wife...
00:34:49.17,00:34:52.00
...my now ex-wife, the bitch...
00:34:53.05,00:34:55.13
...opened up a nursery.
00:34:55.30,00:34:58.34
People started coming out[br]of the woodwork to ask me stuff...
00:34:58.51,00:35:02.01
...and admire my plants[br]and admire me.
00:35:04.14,00:35:08.69
I think some people were really spending[br]time with me because they were lonely.
00:35:14.98,00:35:17.57
And you know why I like plants?
00:35:20.28,00:35:22.78
Because they're so mutable.
00:35:24.37,00:35:27.83
Adaptation's a profound process.
00:35:28.25,00:35:29.79
It means you...
00:35:29.96,00:35:33.38
...figure out how to thrive in the world.
00:35:37.80,00:35:40.89
Yeah, but it's easier for plants.[br]I mean...
00:35:41.05,00:35:42.80
...they have no memory.
00:35:43.68,00:35:48.06
You know, they just move on to[br]whatever's next. But a person, now...
00:35:49.77,00:35:52.86
...adapting's almost shameful.[br]I mean, it's like...
00:35:53.02,00:35:55.44
...running away.
00:36:29.93,00:36:32.27
Keener!
00:36:44.28,00:36:46.45
Hey, man.
00:36:46.95,00:36:48.91
Please don't hit[br]on crew members, Donald.
00:36:49.08,00:36:52.96
What, the makeup girl?[br]She was hitting on me, bro.
00:36:54.04,00:36:56.42
Don't embarrass me.[br]I have to work with these people.
00:36:56.59,00:36:59.84
I won't. Anyway, listen...
00:37:00.01,00:37:03.89
...I meant to ask you,[br]I need a cool way to kill people.
00:37:05.89,00:37:08.64
Don't worry. For my script.
00:37:08.81,00:37:10.98
I don't write that kind of stuff.
00:37:11.14,00:37:14.90
Come on, man, please?[br]You're the genius.
00:37:15.90,00:37:18.65
Here you go: The killer's[br]a literature professor.
00:37:18.82,00:37:22.65
He cuts off little chunks from his[br]victim's bodies until they die.
00:37:22.82,00:37:26.03
He calls himself[br]''The Deconstructionist.''
00:37:27.70,00:37:31.66
-That's kind of good. I like that.[br]-See, I was kidding, Donald.
00:37:32.83,00:37:35.42
Okay. Sorry.
00:37:35.58,00:37:37.79
You got me.
00:37:39.42,00:37:42.01
Do you mind if I use it, though?
00:37:49.51,00:37:53.31
-It's really good.[br]-I tried to split the Cassie scene in half...
00:37:53.48,00:37:56.73
-...from the beginning to the end.[br]-I saw that. Why did you do that?
00:37:56.90,00:38:00.78
Because I wanted there to be more[br]tension. And then you pick it up later....
00:38:00.94,00:38:03.45
-But are you changing...?[br]-Keeps more tension.
00:38:03.61,00:38:07.20
That way the audience[br]gets stuck early on.
00:38:07.53,00:38:09.45
-You like it?[br]-I really like it.
00:38:19.46,00:38:21.46
You look hot tonight, baby.
00:38:21.63,00:38:25.68
Thanks, Donald.[br]That's swell of you to say.
00:38:26.38,00:38:29.72
-Don't you think she's hot, bro?[br]-I'm heading home, Donald.
00:38:29.89,00:38:31.97
Really? Come on.
00:38:32.14,00:38:34.85
Hey, it's Amelia.
00:38:35.56,00:38:36.81
Hey, Amelia!
00:38:37.23,00:38:40.57
Hey, Donald.[br]Hey, Charlie.
00:38:41.23,00:38:45.78
-Hey. Hi there.[br]-God, Amelia, we don't see you anymore.
00:38:45.95,00:38:49.78
-It's good to see you.[br]-This is my girlfriend, Caroline.
00:38:49.95,00:38:52.49
-She's a makeup artist for the movies.[br]-Hi.
00:38:53.62,00:38:55.58
Hi.
00:38:55.75,00:38:57.37
This is David, my friend.
00:38:58.58,00:39:00.42
-Hi.[br]-Hey. Nice to meet you.
00:39:00.59,00:39:03.25
-Amelia's talked a lot about you.[br]-Hi, I'm Donald.
00:39:03.42,00:39:05.92
-Hey.[br]-Caroline.
00:39:06.09,00:39:07.68
-Cool camera.[br]-So how are you?
00:39:08.47,00:39:11.60
-You know me, a mess.[br]-Charlie...
00:39:11.76,00:39:14.18
...it's really good to see you.[br]Is the work good?
00:39:14.35,00:39:16.48
It's a disaster.[br]I don't know what I'm doing.
00:39:16.64,00:39:19.27
But, anyway, it's my problem.[br]I don't want to bore you.
00:39:19.44,00:39:23.19
You have your own stuff, right? I mean,[br]we both have our own separate stuff.
00:39:23.36,00:39:26.19
Anyway, I should go. I was just[br]heading home to do some work.
00:39:26.36,00:39:29.61
-You coming?[br]-No, I'm gonna stay at Caroline's tonight.
00:39:29.78,00:39:32.58
A little push, push in the bush.
00:39:32.74,00:39:36.12
Donald, you're such a tard!
00:39:36.29,00:39:38.08
See you, Charlie.
00:39:42.71,00:39:45.46
To write about a flower,[br]to dramatize a flower...
00:39:45.63,00:39:47.55
...I have to show the flower's arc.
00:39:47.72,00:39:50.89
And the flower's arc stretches back[br]to the beginning of life.
00:39:51.05,00:39:54.18
How did this flower get here?[br]What was its journey?
00:39:54.89,00:39:57.85
Therefore, I should infer[br]from analogy...
00:40:00.06,00:40:04.02
... that probably all the organic beings[br]which have ever lived on this Earth...
00:40:04.19,00:40:09.49
...have descended[br]from some one primordial form...
00:40:09.65,00:40:12.53
... into which life was first breathed.
00:40:12.70,00:40:15.54
It is a journey of evolution.[br]Adaptation.
00:40:15.70,00:40:19.83
The journey we all take. A journey[br]that unites each and every one of us.
00:40:20.00,00:40:23.46
"Darwin writes that we all come[br]from the very first single-cell organism.
00:40:24.00,00:40:25.34
Yet here I am.
00:40:25.63,00:40:28.17
And there's Laroche.[br]There's Orlean.
00:40:28.34,00:40:31.97
And there's the ghost orchid.[br]All trapped in our own bodies...
00:40:32.14,00:40:35.22
... in moments in history.[br]That's it.
00:40:35.39,00:40:39.43
That's what I need to do.[br]Tie all of history together.
00:40:41.39,00:40:44.06
Start right before[br]life begins on the planet.
00:40:44.23,00:40:45.52
All is...
00:40:45.69,00:40:48.53
...lifeless.[br]And then, like, life begins...
00:40:48.69,00:40:50.82
...with organisms.[br]Those little single-cell ones.
00:40:50.99,00:40:53.99
And it's before sex, because,[br]like, everything was asexual.
00:40:54.16,00:40:56.53
From there we go to bigger things.[br]Jellyfish.
00:40:56.70,00:40:59.37
Then that fish that got legs[br]and crawled out on the land.
00:40:59.54,00:41:02.83
And then we see,[br]you know, like, dinosaurs.
00:41:03.00,00:41:07.71
And then they're around for a long time.[br]Then an asteroid comes and:
00:41:07.88,00:41:11.09
--the insects, the mammals,[br]the primates, monkeys.
00:41:11.26,00:41:14.72
The simple monkeys. Old-fashioned[br]monkeys giving way to the new ones.
00:41:14.89,00:41:17.39
Whatever. And then apes.[br]Whatever. And man.
00:41:17.56,00:41:22.06
Then we see the whole history of[br]human civilization.: hunting, war, love...
00:41:22.23,00:41:24.35
...heartache, disease,[br]loneliness, technology.
00:41:24.52,00:41:28.44
And we end with Susan Orlean[br]in her office at The New Yorker...
00:41:28.61,00:41:31.07
... writing about flowers, and bang![br]The movie begins.
00:41:31.24,00:41:34.82
This is the breakthrough I've been[br]hoping for. It's never been done.
00:41:34.99,00:41:38.08
McKee is a genius!
00:41:38.54,00:41:43.25
And hilarious. He just comes up with all[br]these great jokes, and everybody laughs.
00:41:44.17,00:41:46.58
But he's serious too, Charles.[br]You'd love him.
00:41:46.75,00:41:49.59
He's all for originality, just like you.
00:41:49.75,00:41:53.63
But he says we have to realize[br]that we all write in a genre...
00:41:53.80,00:41:56.93
...and we must find our originality[br]within that genre.
00:41:58.93,00:42:02.60
There hasn't been a new genre since[br]Fellini invented the mockumentary.
00:42:02.77,00:42:05.44
My genre's thriller. What's yours?
00:42:05.60,00:42:09.61
You and I share the same DNA.
00:42:10.36,00:42:13.24
Is there anything more lonely than that?
00:42:13.40,00:42:14.78
What'd you say, bro?
00:42:21.12,00:42:23.16
-Yeah?[br]-Hey.
00:42:23.33,00:42:26.08
Hey, Susie-Q.
00:42:26.25,00:42:27.29
What you up to?
00:42:27.79,00:42:31.63
I don't wanna bother you. Just thought[br]I'd call and get some more info.
00:42:32.76,00:42:37.05
I think you say some[br]pretty smart things, John.
00:42:37.22,00:42:39.14
Yeah, smartest guy I know, huh?
00:42:42.14,00:42:44.27
So...
00:42:44.48,00:42:47.23
...whatever happened[br]to your nursery?
00:42:50.77,00:42:53.11
It was going pretty well.
00:42:53.28,00:42:58.11
But, you know, sometimes bad[br]things happen, darkness descends.
00:43:07.37,00:43:09.33
Nursery business good, Johnny?
00:43:09.50,00:43:11.80
Everything's good, Uncle Jim.
00:43:11.96,00:43:14.38
This last year's been a dream.
00:43:14.55,00:43:17.34
I'm telling you.[br]Finally pulling out of debt.
00:43:17.51,00:43:20.51
Amen, honey.[br]I'm so proud of you two, and--
00:43:37.53,00:43:39.53
No, ma'am. l'm sorry,[br]I can't answer that.
00:43:39.70,00:43:41.32
-Stay right there.[br]-Hey.
00:43:42.74,00:43:45.66
-Hold it. Which ones are dead?[br]-Sir, please, don't move.
00:43:45.83,00:43:49.87
-Which ones are dead?[br]-Let's move it!
00:43:53.55,00:43:58.34
I killed my mom, you know,[br]and my uncle.
00:43:59.34,00:44:02.39
That's how I lost my front teeth.
00:44:04.51,00:44:09.35
And my wife was in a coma[br]for, like, three weeks.
00:44:10.19,00:44:13.90
And she divorced me soon after[br]she regained consciousness.
00:44:27.54,00:44:33.08
Well, I think if I almost died,[br]I would leave my marriage too.
00:44:35.00,00:44:36.92
Why?
00:44:37.42,00:44:39.76
Because I could.
00:44:39.92,00:44:43.89
Because it's like a free pass.[br]Nobody can judge you...
00:44:44.05,00:44:47.43
...if you almost died.
00:44:47.60,00:44:50.35
Well, I judged her.
00:44:51.64,00:44:53.77
Maybe I was being judged too.
00:44:55.69,00:45:00.28
It was like a month after that, Hurricane[br]Andrew came along and just...
00:45:00.45,00:45:02.86
...swooped down[br]like an angel of God...
00:45:04.91,00:45:08.70
...and just wiped out everything[br]I had left.
00:45:10.21,00:45:12.25
Everything.
00:45:12.42,00:45:15.96
I knew it'd break my heart[br]to start another nursery...
00:45:16.13,00:45:19.01
...so, you know,[br]when the Seminoles called...
00:45:19.17,00:45:24.68
...they wanted a white guy or an expert[br]to get their nursery going, I took the job.
00:45:24.84,00:45:29.77
I wasn't gonna give them a[br]conventional little potted-plant place.
00:45:30.48,00:45:32.64
I was gonna give them something...
00:45:32.81,00:45:35.56
...amazing, you know?
00:45:35.73,00:45:38.94
Yeah, I know, John.
00:45:39.98,00:45:41.40
I know.
00:45:41.57,00:45:44.32
'' I was going to give them[br]something amazing.''
00:45:46.78,00:45:49.83
It's beautifully written.[br]You have such a unique voice.
00:45:50.00,00:45:52.66
Thank you very much.
00:45:52.83,00:45:56.00
-We're big fans.[br]-Thank you.
00:45:56.17,00:45:58.80
Laroche is such a fun character.
00:45:59.80,00:46:02.17
-Yeah.[br]-It's funny and fresh.
00:46:02.55,00:46:04.93
And sad in a way.
00:46:05.18,00:46:07.18
So we were wondering what's next.
00:46:07.35,00:46:10.39
Well, Random House has asked me...
00:46:10.56,00:46:13.18
...to expand it into a book,[br]so I'm gonna be doing that.
00:46:13.35,00:46:16.35
-And--[br]-Susan, we would like to option this.
00:46:18.65,00:46:21.90
-You wanna make it into a movie?[br]-Into a movie.
00:46:22.07,00:46:23.82
Oh, God!
00:46:24.90,00:46:27.82
-That's really....[br]-How does that sound?
00:46:27.99,00:46:29.87
-That's very exciting.[br]-Good.
00:46:30.04,00:46:34.04
lt's just comical. I hadn't thought of it.[br]I've never written a screenplay before.
00:46:34.21,00:46:38.17
Don't worry about that. We have[br]screenwriters to write the screenplay.
00:46:42.38,00:46:44.97
Hey, superstar.[br]It's Marty, super agent.
00:46:45.13,00:46:48.09
I just wanna remind you[br]it's been 13 weeks...
00:46:48.26,00:46:50.06
...and Valerie's anxious[br]to see a draft.
00:46:50.22,00:46:53.31
So if you could wrap things up and[br]get it to her by Monday, that'd be great.
00:46:53.48,00:46:56.98
Call me when you get this.[br]Adios, amigo.
00:47:01.02,00:47:05.03
What? What'd you laugh at?
00:47:06.28,00:47:08.24
-You're a genius.[br]-Which line?
00:47:08.41,00:47:10.03
You're a genius.[br]You're a genius.
00:47:36.39,00:47:38.81
''We see orchid hunter[br]Augustus Margary.
00:47:38.98,00:47:43.48
He wears a filthy, spittle-soak ed[br]rag around his head to quell the pain.
00:47:43.65,00:47:47.36
The back of his trousers are stained[br]greasy black from an anal leakage...
00:47:47.53,00:47:49.11
... due to dysentery.
00:47:49.28,00:47:54.91
He moans with each tentative step[br]through the overgrown jungle. ''
00:47:55.16,00:47:56.62
I'm fucked.
00:47:56.79,00:48:00.88
We open with Laroche. He's funny.[br]He says, ''I love to mutate plants. ''
00:48:01.04,00:48:03.96
He says, ''Mutation is fun. ''[br]Okay, we show flowers and.... Okay.
00:48:04.13,00:48:05.96
We have to have the court case.[br]We show Laroche.
00:48:06.13,00:48:08.88
He says, ''I was mutated as a baby.[br]That's why I'm so smart. ''
00:48:09.05,00:48:11.80
That's funny. Okay, we open[br]at the beginning of time. No!
00:48:11.97,00:48:14.47
-Laroche is driving into the swamp.[br]-Crazy White Man!
00:48:21.44,00:48:24.65
I don't know how to adapt this.[br]I should have stuck with my own stuff.
00:48:24.82,00:48:26.90
I don't know why I thought[br]I could write this.
00:48:27.07,00:48:28.28
See her?
00:48:29.15,00:48:31.61
I fucked her up the ass.
00:48:31.78,00:48:33.87
No. I'm kidding.
00:48:36.16,00:48:38.58
Maybe I can help.
00:48:44.46,00:48:47.26
It's about flowers.
00:48:47.80,00:48:49.92
Okay.
00:48:50.51,00:48:54.64
But it's not only about flowers, right?[br]You have the crazy plant-nut guy, right?
00:48:54.80,00:48:57.18
He's funny. Right?
00:49:00.94,00:49:04.36
''There's not nearly enough of him[br]to fill a book.''
00:49:04.52,00:49:09.36
So Orlean ''digresses in long[br]passages.'' Blah, blah, blah.
00:49:09.53,00:49:12.11
'' No narrative unites these passages.''[br]New York Times Book Review.
00:49:12.28,00:49:15.95
I can't structure this. It's that[br]sprawling New Yorker shit.
00:49:16.12,00:49:18.20
Man, I'd fuck her up the ass.
00:49:20.71,00:49:23.67
-Sorry.[br]-The book has no story. There's no story.
00:49:23.83,00:49:25.79
All right. Make one up.
00:49:25.96,00:49:29.71
I mean, nobody in this town[br]can make up a crazy story like you.
00:49:29.88,00:49:33.97
-You're the king of that.[br]-No, I didn't want to do that this time.
00:49:34.14,00:49:38.56
It's someone else's material.[br]I have a responsibility to Susan--
00:49:38.72,00:49:42.89
Anyway, I wanted to grow as a writer.[br]I wanted to do something simple.
00:49:43.06,00:49:46.23
Show people how amazing[br]flowers are.
00:49:46.94,00:49:48.69
Are they amazing?
00:49:51.03,00:49:54.53
I don't know. I think they are.
00:49:58.08,00:50:01.04
-I need you to get me out of this.[br]-All right.
00:50:02.58,00:50:05.21
Charlie, you've been stringing[br]them along for months now.
00:50:05.38,00:50:10.01
Not to give them anything at this[br]point would be a terrible career move.
00:50:18.43,00:50:20.60
Hey, my script's going amazing.
00:50:20.77,00:50:22.98
Right now, I'm working out[br]an image system.
00:50:23.14,00:50:26.23
Because of my multiple personality[br]theme, I've chosen a motif...
00:50:26.40,00:50:30.44
...of broken mirrors to show my[br]protagonist's fragmented self.
00:50:30.61,00:50:34.90
Bob says an image system increases[br]the complexity of an aesthetic emotion.
00:50:35.07,00:50:37.24
-Bob says--[br]-You sound like you're in a cult.
00:50:37.41,00:50:40.54
No, it's just good writing technique.
00:50:40.70,00:50:43.96
I made you a copy[br]of McKee's 10 Commandments.
00:50:44.12,00:50:46.62
I posted one over[br]both our work areas.
00:50:56.43,00:50:58.43
You shouldn't have done that.
00:51:00.68,00:51:04.77
Because it's extremely helpful.[br]Hey, Charles, I'm putting a song on.
00:51:04.93,00:51:06.23
'' Happy Together.''
00:51:06.39,00:51:09.36
Like when characters sing songs[br]in their pyjamas and dance around.
00:51:09.52,00:51:11.27
I thought it'd break the tension.
00:51:11.44,00:51:14.78
At first I was nervous[br]about putting a song in a thriller...
00:51:14.94,00:51:19.53
...but Bob says that Casablanca, one of[br]the greatest screenplays ever written...
00:51:19.70,00:51:22.83
...did exactly that.[br]Mixed genres.
00:51:22.99,00:51:25.16
I haven't slept in a week, Donald.
00:51:25.33,00:51:28.25
-I need to go to bed.[br]-Okay.
00:51:28.83,00:51:30.63
Good night.
00:51:36.80,00:51:39.34
-Yeah?[br]-Hi.
00:51:39.51,00:51:41.55
John, it's Susan again.
00:51:41.72,00:51:44.77
Hey, Susie-Q.
00:51:45.85,00:51:47.52
How's it going?
00:51:47.89,00:51:50.94
Great. I'm training myself[br]on the lnternet.
00:51:51.52,00:51:53.86
It's fascinating.[br]I'm doing pornography.
00:51:54.03,00:51:58.03
It's amazing how much these suckers[br]will pay for photographs of chicks.
00:51:58.20,00:52:02.03
It doesn't matter if they're fat[br]or ugly or what.
00:52:02.20,00:52:03.87
Well, that sounds good.
00:52:04.04,00:52:06.71
It's great, is what it is.
00:52:06.87,00:52:11.33
Listen, John, I hate feeling like[br]I'm being a pain to you, but I....
00:52:11.50,00:52:13.34
I still haven't seen a ghost.
00:52:13.59,00:52:18.22
-Yeah?[br]-And I was hoping maybe you'd....
00:52:18.38,00:52:19.68
Yeah.
00:52:19.84,00:52:21.59
Yeah, I'll take you in.
00:52:21.76,00:52:24.51
-Tomorrow.[br]-Really?
00:52:25.52,00:52:28.89
Thank you so much.
00:52:29.06,00:52:30.56
Oh, John.
00:52:31.60,00:52:33.23
Damn it.
00:52:44.91,00:52:48.58
There are too many ideas[br]and things and people.
00:52:48.75,00:52:50.67
Too many directions to go.
00:52:50.83,00:52:55.50
I was starting to believe the reason[br]it matters to care about something...
00:52:55.84,00:52:57.96
... is that it whittles the world down...
00:52:58.13,00:53:01.76
... to a more manageable size.
00:53:01.93,00:53:05.76
Such sweet, sad insights.
00:53:06.93,00:53:09.31
So true.
00:53:22.36,00:53:25.28
I like looking at you.
00:53:26.70,00:53:29.54
I like looking at you too, Charlie.
00:54:07.49,00:54:09.16
I don't know how to do this.
00:54:09.70,00:54:12.66
I'm afraid I'll disappoint you.
00:54:12.83,00:54:16.04
You've written a beautiful book.
00:54:16.21,00:54:18.84
I can't sleep.
00:54:20.38,00:54:23.47
I'm losing my hair.[br]I'm fat and repulsive.
00:54:23.63,00:54:27.18
Shh. You're not. You're not.
00:54:28.35,00:54:32.81
Just whittle it down, you know?
00:54:32.98,00:54:35.44
Focus on one thing in the story.
00:54:36.10,00:54:38.65
Find that one thing...
00:54:38.82,00:54:42.19
... that you care passionately about...
00:54:42.36,00:54:44.45
...and then write about that.
00:54:44.61,00:54:47.87
We see Susan Orlean:[br]delicate, haunted by loneliness...
00:54:48.03,00:54:49.53
...fragile, beautiful.
00:54:49.70,00:54:53.58
She lies awake next to her sleeping,[br]insensitive husband.
00:54:53.75,00:54:54.96
Her voice-over begins:
00:54:55.50,00:54:59.29
'' I suppose I do[br]have one unembarrassed passion.
00:54:59.88,00:55:03.97
I want to know how it feels to care[br]about something passionately.''
00:55:07.55,00:55:09.89
-Hey.[br]-Morning.
00:55:10.06,00:55:14.60
Hey, you two. Up early for a change?
00:55:14.77,00:55:19.31
-You seem chipper.[br]-I'm good. I have some new ideas.
00:55:19.48,00:55:24.40
God, you guys are so smart.[br]It's like a brain factory in here.
00:55:24.57,00:55:29.24
-I got some ideas too this morning.[br]-He got really, really good ones.
00:55:29.41,00:55:31.79
You know, in a Donald sort of way.
00:55:31.95,00:55:34.58
I'm putting--[br]Hey! What?
00:55:36.75,00:55:39.75
I'm putting in a chase sequence.[br]So the killer...
00:55:39.92,00:55:43.30
...flees on horseback with the girl.[br]The cop's after them on a motorcycle.
00:55:43.46,00:55:46.13
And it's like a battle between[br]motors and horses.
00:55:46.30,00:55:49.09
Like technology versus horse.
00:55:49.26,00:55:51.60
And they're still all one person, right?
00:55:52.18,00:55:54.22
Well, that's the big payoff.
00:55:54.39,00:55:57.19
-It sounds exciting.[br]-Thanks, man.
00:55:57.35,00:56:00.40
-Thanks.[br]-See, I told you he was gonna like it.
00:56:00.98,00:56:05.78
-You're my muse. You are.[br]-I love being your muse.
00:56:06.24,00:56:08.78
I'm so happy about that.
00:56:10.20,00:56:12.70
I'm picking up an order for Kaufman.
00:56:30.93,00:56:32.80
-Valerie.[br]-Hi, Charlie.
00:56:32.97,00:56:34.93
It's quite a coincidence[br]bumping into you.
00:56:35.10,00:56:37.73
l'm sorry I didn't call you back.[br]I was away last week.
00:56:37.89,00:56:39.85
-That's okay.[br]-I meant to because...
00:56:40.02,00:56:42.48
...things are going really well now,[br]and I wanted you to know.
00:56:42.65,00:56:44.82
Well, that's great.[br]I'm anxious to see something.
00:56:44.98,00:56:47.52
You should sit down because[br]I'm here with Susan right now.
00:56:47.69,00:56:50.36
And she's dying to meet you,[br]so it's funny bumping into you.
00:56:50.52,00:56:51.82
-Have a seat.[br]-Susan Orlean is here?
00:56:52.02,00:56:56.95
Yeah, she's here in town for a reading[br]or something. She's just on the phone.
00:56:57.86,00:57:00.62
Sit down. Have a seat.[br]She's dying to meet you.
00:57:02.83,00:57:06.08
Well, I should probably go, because....
00:57:06.25,00:57:08.08
Well, I'd love to meet her too...
00:57:08.25,00:57:11.29
...but I don't want to be beholden.[br]And, well--
00:57:11.46,00:57:14.30
Because once you meet somebody[br]that you've been writing about...
00:57:14.46,00:57:16.88
...it becomes very hard to separate.[br]So....
00:57:17.05,00:57:19.68
Well, okay, I'll speak to you soon.[br]And I'm almost done.
00:57:19.84,00:57:20.89
I'm almost done.
00:57:21.05,00:57:24.01
And tell Susan that I would[br]love to meet with her at a future date.
00:57:24.18,00:57:25.77
-As she sees fit.[br]-Okay.
00:57:29.06,00:57:31.31
Who am I kidding?[br]This is not Susan Orlean's story.
00:57:31.48,00:57:34.02
I have no connection with her.[br]I can't even meet her.
00:57:34.19,00:57:37.24
I have no understanding of anything[br]but my own panic and self-loathing...
00:57:37.40,00:57:38.95
...and pathetic, little existence.
00:57:39.11,00:57:43.12
The only thing I'm actually qualified to[br]write about is myself and my own self--
00:57:43.28,00:57:44.87
We open on Charlie Kaufman.
00:57:45.04,00:57:48.91
Fat, old, bald, repulsive, sitting in[br]a Hollywood restaurant...
00:57:49.08,00:57:54.09
...across from Valerie Thomas,[br]a lovely, statuesque film executive.
00:57:54.29,00:57:57.13
Kaufman, trying to get[br]a writing assignment...
00:57:57.26,00:58:00.34
...wanting to impress her,[br]sweats profusely.
00:58:03.72,00:58:08.93
Fat, bald Kaufman paces furiously[br]in his bedroom.
00:58:09.10,00:58:12.65
He speaks into his hand-held[br]tape recorder, and he says:
00:58:15.23,00:58:17.48
'' Charlie Kaufman, fat, bald,[br]repulsive, old...
00:58:17.65,00:58:20.15
...sits at a Hollywood restaurant[br]with Valerie Thomas.''
00:58:20.32,00:58:22.07
Kaufman, repugnant, ridiculous...
00:58:22.24,00:58:24.53
...jerks off to the book jack et photo[br]of Susan Or--
00:58:24.91,00:58:26.41
What do you want?
00:58:26.54,00:58:28.20
I've finished my script.
00:58:29.00,00:58:30.46
I'm done.
00:58:33.08,00:58:35.21
So would you show it to your agent?
00:58:36.55,00:58:38.76
It's called The Three.
00:58:43.39,00:58:45.68
Thanks. I also want to[br]thank you for your idea.
00:58:45.85,00:58:47.93
It was very helpful.[br]I changed it a little.
00:58:48.06,00:58:51.69
Now the killer cuts off body pieces[br]and makes his victims eat them.
00:58:51.89,00:58:55.11
Caroline has this great tattoo of a snake[br]swallowing its own tail, and--
00:58:55.27,00:58:58.36
-Ourobouros.[br]-I don't know what that means.
00:58:58.53,00:59:00.74
The snake. It's called Ourobouros.
00:59:00.94,00:59:04.28
I don't think so. But it's cool for my[br]killer to have this modus operandi...
00:59:04.41,00:59:07.28
...because when he forces the woman[br]who's really him to eat herself...
00:59:07.45,00:59:09.12
...he's also eating himself to death.
00:59:09.29,00:59:10.62
I'm insane.
00:59:11.12,00:59:13.92
-I'm Ourobouros.[br]-I don't know what that word means.
00:59:14.08,00:59:17.84
-I've written myself into my screenplay.[br]-That's kind of weird, huh?
00:59:18.00,00:59:20.96
It's self-indulgent. It's narcissistic.
00:59:21.13,00:59:23.59
It's solipsistic. It's pathetic.
00:59:23.76,00:59:25.72
I'm pathetic.[br]I'm fat and pathetic.
00:59:25.89,00:59:29.47
I'm sure you had good reasons, Charles.[br]You're an artist.
00:59:29.64,00:59:32.81
It's because I'm too timid to speak to[br]the woman who wrote the book.
00:59:32.98,00:59:34.85
Because I'm pathetic.
00:59:35.02,00:59:39.02
Because l have no idea how to write.[br]Because I can't make flowers fascinating.
00:59:39.69,00:59:41.19
Because I suck.
00:59:41.36,00:59:44.32
-Hey, am I in the script?[br]-I'm going to New York.
00:59:45.41,00:59:47.95
I'll meet her. That's it.[br]That's what I have to do.
00:59:48.12,00:59:49.79
Don't get mad at me for saying this...
00:59:49.99,00:59:52.25
...but Bob's having a seminar[br]in New York this weekend.
00:59:52.45,00:59:54.29
So if you're stuck....
00:59:55.08,00:59:59.00
And she said,[br]'' Laroche is such a fun character.''
00:59:59.17,01:00:01.46
No shit, I'm a fun character.
01:00:01.67,01:00:02.92
Who's gonna play me?
01:00:03.09,01:00:05.26
Well, I've gotta write[br]the book first, John.
01:00:05.43,01:00:08.26
Then, you know, they get somebody[br]to write the screenplay.
01:00:08.43,01:00:10.68
Hey, I think I should play me.
01:00:11.06,01:00:16.35
Most people yearn for something[br]exceptional, something so inspiring...
01:00:16.52,01:00:21.65
... that they'd want to risk everything[br]for that passion, but few would act on it.
01:00:21.78,01:00:24.95
It was very powerful...
01:00:25.15,01:00:29.49
...and it's intoxicating to be[br]around someone so alive.
01:00:29.62,01:00:32.54
Come on, just follow me.[br]They're right nearby.
01:00:32.91,01:00:34.45
Okay.
01:00:45.55,01:00:47.84
Can I ask you a personal question?
01:00:48.01,01:00:50.72
Look, we're not lost.
01:01:11.28,01:01:13.62
I've done this a million times.
01:01:13.79,01:01:18.04
When everything is killing me, I just say,[br]''Screw it,'' and go straight ahead.
01:01:27.13,01:01:28.76
Oh, fuck....
01:01:34.31,01:01:35.77
Sundial.
01:01:36.81,01:01:39.81
I'll just set this up,[br]we'll wait a few minutes...
01:01:39.98,01:01:43.11
...and then we'll be able to tell[br]which way the sun's moving.
01:01:43.27,01:01:45.86
We should be headed southeast.
01:01:50.49,01:01:53.58
So, you collect anything?
01:01:53.78,01:01:55.62
Not really, no.
01:01:56.45,01:01:58.79
Yeah, well, you know...
01:01:58.96,01:02:01.63
...it's not really about[br]collecting the thing.
01:02:01.83,01:02:05.25
It's about being able....
The thing about computers,[br]the thing l like...
01:02:10.18,01:02:11.76
...is that I'm immersed in them...
01:02:11.89,01:02:16.64
...but it's not like a living thing[br]that's gonna leave or die or something.
01:02:23.56,01:02:26.32
-John, I'm sorry. I just--[br]-Okay.
01:02:27.15,01:02:29.11
-I don't--[br]-Hey. Okay.
01:02:29.24,01:02:30.90
Fuck the sundial.
01:02:31.07,01:02:34.07
I know how to get out of here.[br]I know how to get out of here.
01:02:34.24,01:02:37.16
I know this swamp like[br]the back of my goddamn hand.
01:02:37.29,01:02:39.91
You're just like everybody else.[br]Fucking leeches.
01:02:40.08,01:02:44.08
You just attach yourself to me[br]and suck me dry, spit me out.
01:02:44.25,01:02:47.50
Why don't you get your own fucking life?[br]Your own fucking interests?
01:02:47.67,01:02:50.13
Fucking spoiled bitch.
01:02:55.43,01:03:00.98
Life seemed to be filled with things[br]that were just like the ghost orchid.
01:03:01.18,01:03:05.61
Wonderful to imagine[br]and easy to fall in love with...
01:03:06.27,01:03:08.69
...but a little fantastic...
01:03:08.86,01:03:10.69
...and fleeting...
01:03:11.40,01:03:13.16
...and out of reach.
01:03:25.46,01:03:29.71
''--but a little fantastic[br]and fleeting and out of reach.''
01:05:10.06,01:05:11.27
Hello?
01:05:11.48,01:05:13.44
Hey, it's Marty. How's it going?
01:05:13.61,01:05:16.40
Has it been helpful talking to the writer?[br]What's her name?
01:05:16.61,01:05:18.91
Susan Orlean. It's been okay.
01:05:19.95,01:05:22.53
Well, I mean, are you making headway?
01:05:22.70,01:05:24.70
Valerie's breathing down my neck.
01:05:25.70,01:05:29.67
-You can't rush inspiration.[br]-Okay. All right. Fair enough.
01:05:29.83,01:05:33.21
Listen, the other reason[br]I called was The Three.
01:05:34.00,01:05:35.46
It's just amazing.
01:05:36.17,01:05:38.68
-I don't know what that is.[br]-Donald's script.
01:05:38.84,01:05:42.55
A smart, edgy thriller.[br]It's the best script I've read all year.
01:05:48.69,01:05:51.56
-Good.[br]-Yeah, I'm gonna sell it for a shitload.
01:05:51.73,01:05:54.44
Two fucking talented guys in one family.
01:05:54.57,01:05:58.15
In fact, maybe you could get your[br]brother to help you with the orchid thing.
01:05:58.36,01:06:03.12
-Marty, don't say that. I mean--[br]-All right. It's just a thought, buddy.
01:06:03.28,01:06:06.87
I mean, he's really[br]goddamn amazing at structure.
01:06:07.00,01:06:09.37
-I have to go.[br]-All right. Adios, amigo.
01:06:09.54,01:06:10.79
Finish that--
01:06:15.13,01:06:16.51
Fuck!
01:06:26.01,01:06:28.23
Okay, thank you, thank you.
01:06:28.43,01:06:31.19
We have a long three days ahead.
01:06:31.35,01:06:35.82
Years from now, you'll be at a posh[br]cocktail party congratulating yourself...
01:06:36.02,01:06:41.74
...on how you spent a weekend with[br]an asshole from Hollywood for your art.
01:06:42.24,01:06:45.24
-I am pathetic. I am a loser.[br]-So...
01:06:45.41,01:06:47.74
...what is the substance of writing?
01:06:47.91,01:06:51.21
I have failed. I am panicked.[br]I have sold out. I am worthless.
01:06:51.37,01:06:54.13
I-- What the fuck am I doing here?
01:06:54.33,01:06:56.34
What the fuck am I doing here? Fuck!
01:06:56.50,01:07:00.72
It is my weakness, my ultimate lack[br]of conviction that brings me here.
01:07:00.92,01:07:03.80
Easy answers,[br]rules to shortcut yourself to success.
01:07:03.97,01:07:07.22
And here I am because my jaunt[br]into the abyss brought me nothing.
01:07:07.39,01:07:10.48
Well, isn't that just the risk one takes[br]for attempting something new?
01:07:10.64,01:07:14.48
I should leave right now. I'll start over.[br]I need to face this project head-on--
01:07:14.65,01:07:18.07
And God help you if you use[br]voice-over in your work, my friends.
01:07:18.23,01:07:21.86
God help you.[br]It's flaccid, sloppy writing.
01:07:22.57,01:07:26.95
Any idiot can write voice-over narration[br]to explain the thoughts of the character.
01:07:27.08,01:07:28.87
Okay, that's it.[br]One hour for lunch.
01:07:33.08,01:07:35.96
You cannot have a protagonist[br]without desire.
01:07:36.21,01:07:39.88
It doesn't make any sense.[br]Any fucking sense.
01:07:40.84,01:07:43.55
You follow? Good.
01:07:43.88,01:07:46.26
Anyone else?
01:07:50.52,01:07:55.27
What if a writer is attempting to create[br]a story where nothing much happens?
01:07:55.40,01:07:58.77
Where people don't change,[br]they don't have any epiphanies.
01:07:58.94,01:08:02.69
They struggle and are frustrated,[br]and nothing is resolved.
01:08:02.86,01:08:05.03
More a reflection of the real world.
01:08:05.66,01:08:07.37
The real world?
01:08:07.87,01:08:09.08
Yes, sir.
01:08:09.28,01:08:11.41
The real fucking world.
01:08:11.58,01:08:15.25
First of all, you write a screenplay[br]without conflict or crisis...
01:08:15.42,01:08:17.63
...you'll bore your audience to tears.
01:08:17.79,01:08:21.46
Secondly, nothing happens in the world?
01:08:22.51,01:08:25.30
Are you out of your fucking mind?
01:08:26.34,01:08:28.35
People are murdered every day.
01:08:28.85,01:08:31.72
There's genocide, war, corruption.
01:08:31.89,01:08:34.48
Every fucking day,[br]somewhere in the world...
01:08:34.64,01:08:37.06
...somebody sacrifices his life[br]to save somebody else.
01:08:37.23,01:08:40.65
Every fucking day, someone somewhere[br]takes a conscious decision...
01:08:40.82,01:08:43.24
...to destroy someone else.
01:08:43.44,01:08:45.70
People find love. People lose it.
01:08:45.90,01:08:50.49
Christ, a child watches a mother[br]beaten to death on the steps of a church.
01:08:50.66,01:08:52.12
Someone goes hungry.
01:08:52.29,01:08:55.58
Somebody else betrays[br]his best friend for a woman.
01:08:56.12,01:08:58.58
If you can't find that stuff in life...
01:08:58.75,01:09:01.96
...then you, my friend,[br]don't know crap about life!
01:09:02.13,01:09:07.80
And why the fuck are you wasting[br]my two precious hours with your movie?
01:09:08.72,01:09:10.76
I don't have any use for it!
01:09:10.97,01:09:14.60
I don't have any bloody use for it!
01:09:16.31,01:09:17.77
Okay, thanks.
01:09:21.44,01:09:22.90
-Thank you.[br]-You're welcome.
01:09:23.07,01:09:24.40
No. Thank you.
01:09:24.61,01:09:26.61
Thank you so much, Mr. McKee.
01:09:27.82,01:09:31.78
This course makes you look at writing[br]in a whole different way.
01:09:33.37,01:09:35.25
-Mr. McKee.[br]-Yes?
01:09:35.41,01:09:38.67
I'm the guy you yelled at this morning.
01:09:40.38,01:09:41.59
I need more.
01:09:41.84,01:09:45.26
I'm the one who thought[br]things didn't happen in life.
01:09:46.80,01:09:48.13
Right. Okay.
01:09:48.30,01:09:50.47
-Nice to see you.[br]-I need to talk.
01:09:52.35,01:09:54.81
Mr. McKee, my even[br]standing here is very scary.
01:09:54.97,01:09:56.27
I don't meet people well.
01:09:56.43,01:09:59.06
But what you said this morning[br]shook me to the bone.
01:09:59.19,01:10:01.48
What you said was bigger than[br]my screenwriting choices.
01:10:01.61,01:10:04.94
It was about my choices[br]as a human being. Please.
01:10:07.90,01:10:09.45
Yeah.
01:10:10.32,01:10:11.87
Well, you know...
01:10:12.07,01:10:14.79
...I could sure use a drink, my friend.
01:10:17.20,01:10:20.87
''--but a little fantastic[br]and fleeting and out of reach.''
01:10:21.04,01:10:22.96
Then what happens?
01:10:24.75,01:10:26.76
Well, that's the end of the book.
01:10:26.92,01:10:28.55
I wanted to present it simply...
01:10:28.72,01:10:31.64
...without big character arcs[br]or sensationalizing the story.
01:10:31.84,01:10:33.93
I wanted to show flowers[br]as God's miracles.
01:10:34.10,01:10:38.02
I wanted to show that Orlean[br]never saw the blooming ghost orchid.
01:10:38.18,01:10:39.85
It was about disappointment.
01:10:42.02,01:10:43.36
I see.
01:10:44.98,01:10:46.48
That's not a movie.
01:10:47.03,01:10:50.15
You gotta go back, put in the drama.
01:10:51.32,01:10:56.49
I can't go back. I've got pages of[br]false starts and wrong approaches.
01:10:56.70,01:10:59.87
-I'm way past my deadline.[br]-I'll tell you a secret.
01:11:02.58,01:11:04.38
A last act makes a film.
01:11:05.96,01:11:08.46
Wow them in the end,[br]and you got a hit.
01:11:08.63,01:11:12.30
You can have flaws, problems,[br]but wow them in the end...
01:11:13.09,01:11:14.80
...and you've got a hit.
01:11:15.72,01:11:19.27
Find an ending.[br]But don't cheat.
01:11:19.47,01:11:22.85
And don't you dare bring in[br]a deus ex machina.
01:11:24.81,01:11:27.65
Your characters must change...
01:11:28.90,01:11:31.57
...and the change must come from them.
01:11:33.78,01:11:37.03
Do that and you'll be fine.
01:11:38.95,01:11:40.58
You promise?
01:11:43.04,01:11:45.33
Mr. McKee.
01:11:48.30,01:11:51.17
-Have you taken my course before?[br]-My brother did.
01:11:51.34,01:11:54.68
My twin brother, Donald.[br]He's the one who got me to come.
01:11:54.84,01:11:57.10
-Twin screenwriters?[br]-Yeah.
Well, Julius and Philip Epstein...
01:12:01.43,01:12:04.19
...who wrote Casablanca...
01:12:04.39,01:12:07.31
-...they were twins[br]-You mentioned that in class.
01:12:08.32,01:12:10.23
Finest screenplay ever written.
01:12:10.78,01:12:12.44
Great writers' residence.
01:12:12.61,01:12:15.11
-Donald.[br]-Hey, how's your trip going?
01:12:15.28,01:12:17.95
You getting it on with that[br]lady journalist, you dog you?
01:12:18.12,01:12:19.28
Yeah.
01:12:19.70,01:12:22.75
Listen, I'm just calling to say[br]congratulations on your script.
01:12:22.91,01:12:27.79
Isn't that cool? Marty says he can[br]get me high-sixes against a mil-five.
01:12:30.25,01:12:31.46
That's great, Donald.
01:12:31.63,01:12:34.13
I want to thank you for all your help.
01:12:34.30,01:12:35.93
I wasn't any help.
01:12:36.09,01:12:38.30
Come on,[br]you let me stay in your place.
01:12:38.47,01:12:41.52
And your integrity[br]inspired me to even try.
01:12:42.64,01:12:44.48
lt's been a wild ride.
01:12:44.64,01:12:46.65
Catherine says[br]she wants to play Cassie.
01:12:46.81,01:12:48.61
Oh, please!
01:12:49.31,01:12:50.82
Please, Donald?
01:12:51.02,01:12:52.48
Catherine Keener?
01:12:53.49,01:12:56.45
-Catherine Keener's in my house?[br]-Yeah, we're playing Boggle.
01:12:56.66,01:12:59.45
She's so great. You should really[br]hang out with her, Charles.
01:13:00.03,01:13:02.16
Yeah. Look....
01:13:03.20,01:13:05.16
I've been thinking.
01:13:08.33,01:13:12.50
Maybe you'd be interested in hanging[br]out with me for a few days in New York.
01:13:12.67,01:13:14.76
Oh, my God, yes.
01:13:14.92,01:13:16.09
Yeah?
01:13:16.22,01:13:18.51
I was gonna show my script[br]to some people...
01:13:18.64,01:13:22.51
...and, well, maybe you could[br]read it too, you know, if you like.
01:13:22.68,01:13:25.18
Of course. I'd be flattered.
01:13:27.06,01:13:28.48
Okay.
01:13:28.65,01:13:30.48
Thanks, Charles.
01:13:30.61,01:13:31.94
Okay, bye.
01:13:45.20,01:13:47.71
So, like, what would you do?
01:13:48.12,01:13:50.13
The script kind of makes fun of me, huh?
01:13:50.33,01:13:53.67
-I'm sorry. l was trying something--[br]-Hey, I don't mind. It's funny.
01:13:53.80,01:13:55.01
Good. Okay.
01:13:55.71,01:13:57.72
So, what would you do?
01:13:59.30,01:14:02.72
You and me are so different, Charles.[br]We're different talents.
01:14:02.85,01:14:04.39
I know. Just for fun...
01:14:04.56,01:14:06.73
...how would the great Donald[br]end this script?
01:14:06.93,01:14:09.85
Shut up. ''The great Donald.''
01:14:11.86,01:14:13.82
I feel like you're missing something.
01:14:15.86,01:14:17.57
-All right. Like what?[br]-Look.
01:14:21.16,01:14:23.53
I did a little research on the airplane.
01:14:25.62,01:14:28.91
''Sometimes this kind of story turns out[br]to be something more...
01:14:29.08,01:14:31.42
...some glimpse of life that expands...
01:14:31.58,01:14:34.42
...like those Japanese paper balls[br]you drop in water...
01:14:34.59,01:14:38.17
...and they bloom into flowers[br]and the flower is so marvelous...
01:14:38.38,01:14:41.43
...you can't believe there was a time[br]all you saw in front of you...
01:14:41.59,01:14:43.55
...was a paper ball and a glass of water.''
01:14:43.72,01:14:47.43
Well, first of all, that's inconsistent.[br]She said she didn't care about flowers.
01:14:47.60,01:14:50.89
-For God's sake, it's just a metaphor.[br]-Well, but for what?
01:14:51.44,01:14:55.07
What turned that paper ball into[br]a flower? It's not in the book, Charles.
01:14:55.27,01:14:57.69
-I don't know. You're reaching.[br]-Maybe.
01:14:57.86,01:15:02.11
But I think you actually need to speak[br]to this woman. To know her.
01:15:03.78,01:15:05.33
I can't.
01:15:06.95,01:15:08.95
-Really.[br]-I'll go.
01:15:09.25,01:15:10.91
I'll pretend I'm you.
01:15:11.46,01:15:12.87
I want to do it, Charles.
01:15:13.04,01:15:16.71
We'll get to the bottom of this.[br]We're gonna fix your movie, bro.
01:15:19.76,01:15:21.93
But you've gotta be exactly me.
01:15:22.59,01:15:24.55
I have a reputation to maintain.
01:15:25.43,01:15:27.56
You can't be a goofball.[br]You can't be an asshole.
01:15:27.72,01:15:29.64
-I'm not an asshole.[br]-You know what l mean.
01:15:29.77,01:15:33.10
No flirting. No bad jokes.
01:15:33.27,01:15:35.52
Don't laugh how you laugh.
01:15:35.69,01:15:39.69
I'm not gonna laugh.[br]I get to have people think I'm you.
01:15:39.90,01:15:41.49
It's an honor.
01:15:45.32,01:15:47.99
So l guess I'll bring out[br]the big guns now.
01:15:49.16,01:15:50.83
Do you keep in touch with Laroche?
01:15:51.96,01:15:58.09
I felt I detected an attraction to him[br]in the subtext. Care to comment?
01:16:01.34,01:16:04.43
Well, our relationship[br]was strictly reporter-subject.
01:16:04.59,01:16:10.77
I mean, certainly an intimacy does[br]evolve in this kind of relationship.
01:16:10.97,01:16:15.48
By definition, I was so interested[br]in everything he had to say.
01:16:16.61,01:16:19.82
But the relationship ends[br]when the book ends.
01:16:24.36,01:16:26.53
-Mendacious deceit.[br]-What?
01:16:26.70,01:16:28.03
Nothing.
01:16:28.53,01:16:30.20
I just have one more question.
01:16:33.87,01:16:37.58
If you could have dinner with one[br]historical personage, living or dead...
01:16:37.75,01:16:39.21
...who would it be?
01:16:40.21,01:16:42.63
Well, I would have to say...
01:16:43.30,01:16:45.93
...Einstein.
01:16:47.01,01:16:48.35
Or Jesus.
01:16:49.81,01:16:51.60
Very good.
01:16:51.77,01:16:53.18
lnteresting answer.
01:16:56.65,01:16:59.06
-She's lying.[br]-What do you mean?
01:16:59.23,01:17:02.03
-What happened?[br]-Nothing. She said everything right.
01:17:03.49,01:17:06.91
-Too right.[br]-Well, maybe because they're true.
01:17:07.32,01:17:08.57
Did you embarrass me?
01:17:08.74,01:17:10.83
People who answer questions[br]too right are liars.
01:17:11.03,01:17:14.33
And everybody says Jesus and Einstein.[br]That's a prepackaged answer.
01:17:14.91,01:17:17.75
-''Jesus and Einstein''?[br]-Listen, Charles, I have an idea.
01:17:17.92,01:17:20.00
You'll need to buy me[br]a pair of binoculars.
01:17:20.17,01:17:21.75
What's ''Jesus and Einstein''?
01:17:24.17,01:17:25.42
Come on.
01:17:28.22,01:17:29.47
Sing with me.
01:17:34.60,01:17:36.69
What the hell[br]do you need binoculars for?
01:17:38.52,01:17:40.44
Let's go, let's go.
01:17:41.52,01:17:44.11
She hung up the phone.[br]She's upset.
01:17:44.28,01:17:46.32
Stop watching her.[br]Leave her alone.
01:17:46.49,01:17:48.24
She's crying.
01:17:49.78,01:17:52.08
She's at her computer.
01:17:52.24,01:17:54.12
This is morally reprehensible.
01:17:54.29,01:17:56.08
United...
01:17:56.62,01:17:58.12
...to Miami.
01:17:59.50,01:18:01.08
Eleven...
01:18:01.25,01:18:03.80
...fifty-five a.m. tomorrow.
01:18:04.71,01:18:07.72
-I thought she was done with Laroche.[br]-Her parents live in Florida.
01:18:07.88,01:18:10.39
That was no parent phone call,[br]my friend.
01:18:10.59,01:18:11.97
Don't say ''my friend.''
01:18:12.10,01:18:13.81
A guy entering.
01:18:14.31,01:18:15.64
Handsome.
01:18:18.81,01:18:20.15
Must be her husband.
01:18:21.15,01:18:23.48
She's acting weird[br]with him, though, right?
01:18:24.07,01:18:25.48
Don't you think?
01:18:29.11,01:18:31.78
What's she hiding from him?
01:18:34.41,01:18:36.87
Maybe she's a lesbian[br]and doesn't know how to tell him.
01:18:37.00,01:18:38.33
What do you think?
01:18:39.87,01:18:41.71
Have you checked out[br]Laroche's porn site?
01:18:41.88,01:18:43.79
No. I'm trying to read.
01:18:43.96,01:18:46.00
Anyway, I'm gonna look[br]at the porn site.
01:18:46.17,01:18:47.92
Research.
01:18:48.84,01:18:50.68
-Don't tell my old lady.[br]-You mean Mom?
01:18:50.84,01:18:52.47
No, I don't mean Mom.
01:18:54.89,01:18:56.72
I still say we should go[br]to Miami tomorrow.
01:18:56.89,01:18:57.93
Forget it.
01:18:58.10,01:19:00.31
Some of these chicks look okay.
01:19:00.44,01:19:02.65
Hey, guess what.[br]We're going to Miami tomorrow.
01:19:02.85,01:19:06.61
-I said, no.[br]-I said, oh, yeah, baby. Come here.
01:19:25.84,01:19:31.05
What I came to understand[br]is that change is not a choice.
01:19:31.22,01:19:35.22
Not for a species of plant,[br]and not for me.
01:19:35.35,01:19:39.39
It happens, and you are different.
01:19:40.98,01:19:43.73
Maybe the only distinction[br]between the plant and me...
01:19:43.90,01:19:46.48
... is that afterward,[br]I lied about my change.
01:19:46.65,01:19:50.15
I lied in my book.[br]I pretended with my husband...
01:19:50.32,01:19:53.07
... that everything was the same.
01:19:53.24,01:19:56.70
But something happened[br]in the swamp that day.
01:19:59.91,01:20:01.20
Hey, look.
01:20:01.66,01:20:04.67
I told you I'd find[br]the jewel of the Fakahatchee.
01:20:10.92,01:20:12.42
It's a flower.
01:20:13.93,01:20:15.76
Just a flower.
01:20:17.10,01:20:19.18
Well, might as well grab it.
01:20:19.31,01:20:21.18
Long as I'm here.
01:20:30.11,01:20:31.19
Oh, man.
01:20:40.37,01:20:42.75
Boy, my porn site's gonna be big.
01:20:48.96,01:20:52.13
Look, something I didn't tell you...
01:20:52.26,01:20:55.80
...that I want to tell you about the ghost.[br]Okay?
01:20:57.51,01:20:59.30
I think it might help you.
01:21:02.14,01:21:03.81
I'd just started at the nursery.
01:21:05.06,01:21:07.77
And I went back one night[br]to pick up something.
01:21:27.17,01:21:30.17
They wanted the ghost[br]just to extract the drug.
01:21:30.79,01:21:32.67
It had been a ceremonial thing...
01:21:32.80,01:21:35.67
...but the young guys, you know,[br]they liked to get stoned.
01:21:35.84,01:21:37.18
So Matthew...?
01:21:37.84,01:21:39.55
-He was one of the guys who--?[br]-Sure.
01:21:39.72,01:21:42.51
Matthew lived on that shit[br]till they ran out.
01:21:42.68,01:21:46.69
Because there was this one day[br]he was fascinated by me.
01:21:46.85,01:21:51.23
By my hair and my sadness.
01:21:51.36,01:21:54.36
Yeah, well, it does that.[br]That's what I wanted to tell you.
01:21:54.53,01:22:00.12
I mean, I think you'd like it, Susie.[br]It seems to help people be fascinated.
01:22:00.74,01:22:03.37
You know, I can extract it for you.[br]I know how. I watched.
01:22:03.54,01:22:06.25
I'm probably the only white guy[br]who knows.
01:22:07.46,01:22:09.04
I want to do this, Susie.
01:22:12.59,01:22:14.88
I'm done with orchids, Laroche.
01:23:36.80,01:23:38.63
-Hello?[br]-Hi.
01:23:38.76,01:23:40.38
lt's John.
01:23:40.55,01:23:42.80
Did you get my package?
01:23:43.34,01:23:44.51
John?
01:23:45.60,01:23:47.18
John!
01:23:48.60,01:23:49.89
Johnny.
01:23:51.81,01:23:53.90
-Hey, John?[br]-Yeah?
01:24:00.07,01:24:01.86
Very happy now.
01:24:02.45,01:24:03.91
Well, I'm glad.
01:24:06.91,01:24:08.29
Very happy.
01:24:13.58,01:24:15.13
Will you go like this--?
01:24:25.51,01:24:27.55
No. Keep going.
01:24:34.10,01:24:35.56
No. No.
01:24:39.07,01:24:42.24
I'm trying to make a dial tone.[br]And you have to sustain.
01:24:42.40,01:24:44.99
And then I will join you, and together--
01:24:45.16,01:24:48.33
-See, I can't do it by myself.[br]-Which one do you want me to do?
01:24:50.70,01:24:52.87
-Yes. Yes. Yes.[br]-Okay. Here we go.
01:25:01.92,01:25:03.72
-That's it.[br]-We got it.
01:25:03.88,01:25:07.39
We got it. That's fucking amazing.
01:25:09.93,01:25:12.77
Do you ever get[br]lonely sometimes, Johnny?
01:25:14.18,01:25:16.19
Well, I was a weird kid.
01:25:17.90,01:25:19.69
Nobody liked me.
01:25:21.15,01:25:23.32
But I had this idea...
01:25:25.36,01:25:27.91
... if I waited long[br]enough, someone would...
01:25:29.07,01:25:31.24
... come around and just...
01:25:32.24,01:25:35.58
...you know, understand me.
01:25:41.34,01:25:43.21
Like my mom.
01:25:46.68,01:25:48.80
Except someone else.
01:25:50.60,01:25:56.48
She'd look at me and quietly say.:
01:25:57.60,01:25:58.85
''Yes. ''
01:26:00.94,01:26:02.98
Just like that.
01:26:04.44,01:26:08.03
And I wouldn't be alone anymore.
01:26:22.50,01:26:25.34
I wish I were an ant.
01:26:27.05,01:26:29.30
They're so shiny.
01:26:32.35,01:26:34.47
You're shinier than any ant, darling.
01:26:36.27,01:26:40.15
That's the sweetest thing[br]anybody has ever said to me.
01:26:40.31,01:26:41.52
Well...
01:26:42.11,01:26:44.07
...I like you, that's why.
01:26:51.78,01:26:52.99
Hey.
01:27:33.57,01:27:35.78
I don't have time for that.
01:27:47.55,01:27:51.55
I'll get a closer look. You wait here.
01:27:59.02,01:28:00.81
No, wait!
01:28:03.15,01:28:04.56
I should go.
01:28:04.86,01:28:07.57
I mean, it should be me, right?
01:28:07.77,01:28:09.03
I mean...
01:28:09.65,01:28:10.99
...it's my....
01:28:12.32,01:28:13.91
-I was, you know--[br]-Go for it, bro.
01:28:14.07,01:28:15.87
You're the man.
01:29:19.22,01:29:20.68
Rip them.
01:29:21.39,01:29:22.72
Just rip them.
01:29:45.37,01:29:47.92
Darling, I don't know[br]what's come over you.
01:29:48.46,01:29:53.26
You came all over me last time[br]I was here, as I recall.
01:30:19.49,01:30:21.99
Goddamn!
01:30:22.16,01:30:23.62
Hey! Fuck.
01:30:24.95,01:30:26.20
Get in here!
01:30:26.37,01:30:29.37
Shut the fuck up, now![br]Sit the fuck down!
01:30:29.83,01:30:32.00
-Who is that, Johnny?[br]-Who the fuck are you?
01:30:32.17,01:30:33.80
I just--[br]Nobody.
01:30:34.00,01:30:37.72
-I just-- I'm just--[br]-Wait a minute, wait a minute.
01:30:39.01,01:30:40.89
He's that screenwriter.
01:30:42.18,01:30:45.68
-The guy that's adapting our book?[br]-Yeah.
01:30:48.77,01:30:50.31
Well, that's wild.
01:30:50.48,01:30:52.36
It's nice to meet you.
01:30:54.57,01:30:56.36
Hey, dude...
01:30:56.49,01:31:00.57
-...who's gonna play me?[br]-I don't know that. I should--
01:31:00.74,01:31:02.87
Well, I thought I should play me.
01:31:03.03,01:31:04.28
Why--?
01:31:04.45,01:31:07.16
-Did he follow me?[br]-No, of course not. I should go.
01:31:07.33,01:31:10.58
Yeah, yeah. I mean,[br]it was nice to meet you...
01:31:10.75,01:31:12.88
...but let me give you my number.
01:31:13.04,01:31:16.21
I'm really freaking here, Johnny.[br]Why is he here?
01:31:16.76,01:31:18.34
Why did he follow me?
01:31:18.84,01:31:21.89
-What does he know?[br]-I don't know anything about anything.
01:31:22.09,01:31:24.60
-He did see the greenhouse.[br]-Oh, shit.
01:31:24.76,01:31:26.14
Oh, shit.
01:31:26.64,01:31:28.98
Are you gonna write about this[br]in your screenplay?
01:31:29.18,01:31:31.27
I really don't know what ''this'' is.
01:31:33.73,01:31:35.48
He's lying.
01:31:36.23,01:31:38.19
-Hold him.[br]-Stay! Just--
01:32:14.40,01:32:15.86
We have to kill him.
01:32:16.06,01:32:17.90
-What?[br]-What are we supposed to do?
01:32:18.07,01:32:19.65
-What can we do?[br]-Sit the fuck down!
01:32:26.66,01:32:28.16
Susie...
01:32:28.49,01:32:30.41
...you gotta calm down.
01:32:30.58,01:32:32.83
Now, you're getting a little emotional.
01:32:32.96,01:32:35.54
-You don't know--[br]-I can't have him writing about me.
01:32:35.71,01:32:40.01
I can't have the whole world,[br]all the people knowing about us...
01:32:40.17,01:32:42.13
...and about this.
01:32:44.18,01:32:45.64
Why?
01:32:46.47,01:32:48.68
-You ashamed of me, Susie?[br]-No, that's not it.
01:32:48.81,01:32:50.97
-No. How can you even think of that?[br]-Well--
01:32:51.14,01:32:54.31
I'm a professional journalist,[br]and the drugs and--
01:32:57.19,01:32:59.02
We can't kill anyone.
01:32:59.19,01:33:01.15
Okay. Okay.
01:33:01.28,01:33:03.36
Then I'll do it.
01:33:03.70,01:33:05.16
By myself.
01:33:05.36,01:33:07.82
-Susan--[br]-Hey! Come on. Fucking get down!
01:33:07.99,01:33:10.54
-I wouldn't tell any--[br]-Put him in his fucking car!
01:33:56.33,01:33:59.13
Turn it off. Just get out.
01:34:28.61,01:34:30.62
Run! Run! Go!
01:34:32.49,01:34:34.62
Susan! What the fuck was that?
01:34:34.79,01:34:40.13
-I don't know. I couldn't see.[br]-Shit. Fuck!
01:34:40.38,01:34:42.79
Come on! Help me find the flashlight.
01:35:12.37,01:35:14.91
So it was a guy?
01:35:15.04,01:35:18.58
Yeah. Fat.
01:35:18.71,01:35:21.25
That's all I could tell.
01:35:27.01,01:35:29.47
This is ridiculous.[br]We're gonna have to split up.
01:35:29.63,01:35:34.97
I can't. I can't be by myself out here.[br]I'm not gonna do that.
01:35:37.22,01:35:40.19
-They're gonna find us.[br]-I don't think so.
01:35:40.60,01:35:44.36
I don't want to die, Donald.[br]I've wasted my life. God, I've wasted it.
01:35:44.52,01:35:48.36
-You did not. And you're not gonna die.[br]-I wasted it.
01:35:48.49,01:35:50.45
I admire you, Donald, you know?
01:35:50.61,01:35:54.20
I spent my whole life paralyzed,[br]worrying about what people think of me...
01:35:54.37,01:35:58.50
-...and you, you're just oblivious.[br]-I'm not oblivious.
01:35:59.00,01:36:02.87
No, you don't understand.[br]I mean that as a compliment.
01:36:05.59,01:36:07.80
There was this time in high school.
01:36:07.96,01:36:11.05
I was watching you out[br]the library window...
01:36:11.22,01:36:14.93
-...you were talking to Sarah Marsh.[br]-Oh, God, I was so in love with her.
01:36:15.10,01:36:20.23
I know. And you were flirting with her,[br]and she was being really sweet to you.
01:36:20.43,01:36:24.23
-I remember that.[br]-And then, when you walked away...
01:36:25.56,01:36:27.90
...she started making fun of you[br]with Kim Canetti.
01:36:29.23,01:36:33.41
And it was like[br]they were laughing at me.
01:36:35.24,01:36:37.41
You didn't know at all?
01:36:38.91,01:36:43.37
-You seemed so happy.[br]-I knew. I heard them.
01:36:44.83,01:36:46.50
Well, how come you were so happy?
01:36:48.46,01:36:51.09
I loved Sarah, Charles.
01:36:52.59,01:36:57.43
It was mine, that love.
01:36:59.06,01:37:01.14
I owned it.
01:37:03.94,01:37:07.69
Even Sarah didn't have[br]the right to take it away.
01:37:09.48,01:37:12.24
I can love whoever I want.
01:37:14.78,01:37:17.37
But she thought you were pathetic.
01:37:21.87,01:37:24.21
That was her business, not mine.
01:37:27.33,01:37:32.26
You are what you love,[br]not what loves you.
01:37:34.63,01:37:37.80
That's what I decided a long time ago.
01:37:51.02,01:37:52.94
What's up?
01:37:54.95,01:37:56.91
Thank you.
01:37:58.20,01:38:00.33
For what?
01:38:09.79,01:38:11.96
No, shh!
01:38:12.21,01:38:14.97
Listen. I hear them.
01:38:15.17,01:38:18.47
I hear them. I hear them breathing.
01:38:24.18,01:38:26.48
Charlie?
01:38:27.69,01:38:30.31
-Charlie?[br]-Charlie!
01:38:30.48,01:38:33.15
-Guys?[br]-Charlie!
01:38:33.28,01:38:35.07
Charlie!
01:39:08.31,01:39:10.23
Where's the van?
01:39:11.31,01:39:16.11
-Are they gone?[br]-I don't know. Maybe.
01:39:44.43,01:39:46.52
John? John!
01:39:55.07,01:39:56.53
Shit!
01:40:17.71,01:40:20.59
I can't believe I got shot.[br]Isn't that fucked up?
01:40:20.80,01:40:22.80
Shut up. Stop laughing.
01:40:51.08,01:40:55.29
Donald? You're gonna be okay.[br]It's gonna be okay, Donald.
01:40:55.75,01:41:00.01
Just don't go to sleep. Just don't[br]go to sleep, Donald. Look at me.
01:41:00.51,01:41:02.88
Look at me, Donald.[br]Keep looking at me.
01:41:03.09,01:41:06.14
Open your eyes.[br]Donald, please open your eyes.
01:41:06.30,01:41:09.97
Donald. Donald, please[br]open your eyes, Donald.
01:41:10.18,01:41:12.98
Donald! Donald, open your eyes!
01:41:34.83,01:41:36.42
Look at me.
01:41:50.51,01:41:52.02
Help!
01:42:01.48,01:42:02.86
John!
01:42:34.22,01:42:35.73
Halt!
01:43:05.67,01:43:07.88
I'm sorry.
01:43:08.09,01:43:10.59
Now I have to do this too.
01:43:11.68,01:43:13.93
I'm not a killer.
01:43:16.02,01:43:17.23
You put yourself in--
01:43:22.52,01:43:23.94
Johnny!
01:43:26.82,01:43:28.78
-Help![br]-No, no!
01:43:30.91,01:43:36.04
Johnny! Johnny! John!
01:43:49.55,01:43:51.64
Oh, no, no, no.
01:44:01.81,01:44:06.23
Oh, God. You fat piece of shit!
01:44:07.61,01:44:10.36
-He's dead, you loser![br]-Shut up!
01:44:10.53,01:44:13.24
-You ruined my life, you fat fuck![br]-Shut up! Shut up!
01:44:13.45,01:44:19.37
Fuck you, lady! You're just a lonely,[br]old, desperate, pathetic drug addict!
01:44:30.09,01:44:33.14
Oh, my God.
01:44:35.22,01:44:40.31
It's over. Everything's over.
01:44:40.89,01:44:43.10
I did everything wrong.
01:44:46.44,01:44:49.19
I want my life back.
01:44:49.36,01:44:53.16
I want it back before it all got fucked up.
01:44:53.36,01:44:58.37
I want to be a baby again.[br]I want to be new.
01:44:58.70,01:45:01.71
I want to be new.
01:45:33.82,01:45:35.86
Hello?
01:45:38.45,01:45:40.95
-Hello?[br]-Mom.
01:45:41.12,01:45:45.83
Charles? Charles, is that you?
01:45:50.55,01:45:53.55
Charles, what's the matter? You okay?
01:46:15.07,01:46:19.32
Donald says,[br]''That was her business, not mine.
01:46:19.49,01:46:23.25
You are what you love,[br]not what loves you.
01:46:23.75,01:46:26.75
I decided that a long time ago. ''
01:46:27.29,01:46:29.79
Kaufman starts to cry.
01:46:29.96,01:46:34.63
He tries to thank his brother,[br]but he can't put it into words.
01:46:36.63,01:46:40.51
-So how you getting on?[br]-I'm okay.
01:46:43.97,01:46:45.31
I miss him, you know?
01:46:47.85,01:46:50.98
-How's the script coming?[br]-It's good. I'm almost finished.
01:46:51.11,01:46:53.65
I'll be really glad to move on[br]to something else.
01:46:53.86,01:46:55.49
I'll bet.
01:46:57.03,01:46:58.74
Things okay with you?
01:46:58.91,01:47:03.54
And then in January, David and I went[br]to Prague. That was a high point.
01:47:03.70,01:47:06.83
-That sounds great.[br]-There's amazing puppet theater there.
01:47:06.96,01:47:08.87
Yeah, I've heard. I've gotta see that.
01:47:09.04,01:47:15.17
And there's this church decorated[br]with, like, human skulls and bones.
01:47:15.34,01:47:18.93
Forty thousand skulls and bones.
01:47:19.84,01:47:22.18
I thought about you when I went there.
01:47:44.58,01:47:47.91
Charlie, I'm with someone.[br]Why are you doing this now?
01:47:51.63,01:47:53.59
I love you.
01:47:59.93,01:48:03.80
I should go. I have to....
01:48:03.97,01:48:07.93
Stuff I have to do.[br]I'm going away this weekend....
01:48:08.10,01:48:11.90
-Million things, okay?[br]-Yeah.
01:48:26.03,01:48:28.58
I love you too, you know.
01:48:48.60,01:48:52.10
I have to go right home.[br]I know how to finish the script now.
01:48:52.27,01:48:55.19
It ends with Kaufman driving home[br]after his lunch with Amelia...
01:48:55.36,01:48:57.94
... thinking he knows[br]how to finish the script.
01:48:58.07,01:49:00.99
Shit, that's voice-over.[br]McKee would not approve.
01:49:01.19,01:49:04.32
How else can I show his thoughts?[br]I don't know.
01:49:04.49,01:49:07.66
Well, who cares what McKee says?[br]It feels right.
01:49:07.83,01:49:09.79
Conclusive.
01:49:09.95,01:49:13.50
I wonder who's gonna play me.[br]Someone not too fat.
01:49:13.67,01:49:17.09
I like that Gerard Depardieu,[br]but can he not do the accent?
01:49:17.25,01:49:21.59
Anyway, it's done.[br]And that's something.
01:49:21.72,01:49:26.47
So.: ''Kaufman drives off from[br]his encounter with Amelia...
01:49:26.60,01:49:29.89
... filled for the first time with hope. ''
01:49:30.72,01:49:32.73
I like this.
01:49:33.44,01:49:35.40
This is good.
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