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CALVIN: Gus Delario-- the invisible man is Gus.
Hes one of those guys...
who you feel like you know them really well...
but when you think about it...
you dont really know them at all, you know what I mean?
And, you know, obviously...
you look at his track record of all the movies hes done--
Hes been very successful. Almost every actor in town...
wants to work in, you know, one of Guss movies.
FRANCESCA: Ive done some mean things in my life.
Yeah. And sometimes, the--ahem, ahem--
the worst part is is that sometimes...
it doesnt bother me.
I just say, well, yeah, this is mean.
I wanted to be mean, and I was mean.
Period.
LEE: Well, I have to be somewhat judgmental...
because of what I do, you know...
so I don t think that its such a bad thing...
to be judgmental.
I think thats how you get through life.
You have to assess things...
and people do it about you all the time...
and thats life, and its too bad.
CARL: I think there is no amount of money...
I could have been paid--
there is no deal that I could have made...
that she would not have felt that I had been too passive...
and that--I think that...
her opinion of me on that level...
was formed before the movie was ever sold.
I think it has nothing to do with the movie, frankly.
ARTHUR: Its frightening. Its monstrous.
Its evil to not have feelings.
So I spoke to Carl about it, and we discussed it...
and we went immediately...
to the most monstrous character...
we could think of in history--
you know, Hitler himself.
LINDA: Yeah, theyre always trying to set me up...
Lee and Carl. They--
Well, they never have introduced me to anyone...
but they always talk about how I should be dating.
But theyre trying to set me up now...
with this producer friend of theirs--a guy named Gus.
Uh... well see. I don t think...
a film producers going to go for me, but I don t know.
-Catherine? -Nicholas,
Yes,
-How are you? -Im good, How are you?
Excellent, Thank you, Thank you for having me,
-Sure, -Mind if we get started?
So, I play his partner,
An equal partner?
No, Im his flunky,
if thats what you want to hear,
Is that what you want to write?
Is that what you want me to write?
No, No, you can write "sidekick,"
Thats fine,
See, the thing is, Ive done a lot of TV,
Hes an established star,
Hes an established star,
I figure it doesnt make me any less talented,
So, no,
So, no,
Look, if Im going to make the leap to the big screen,
I expect to work for it,
Dont that make sense?
Dont you think most black actors,
expect to have to work to make that leap?
It doesnt seem to happen as often with white actors,
-Jesus, -Dont you find that the case?
A couple of movies,
million dollar paychecks, magazine covers,
OK, is this the kind of story you want to write?
We can go there,
Trust me, Ive got plenty of opinions on the subject,
Jesus,
LEE: Carl, Ive reached the point...
where I cant continue in this marriage.
Im writing because I cant take any more...
emotional confrontations about it.
Im out of ideas, and I want to make a change.
When I get home tonight, we can discuss...
the practical issues of how to separate.
Please don t call me. Im sorry.
"Fifth robbery in two weeks at a pornographic bookstore,"
CARL: Oh.
LEE: They say its a woman.
Jesus,
Did you have bad dreams last night?
LEE: No.
Well, I did,
Well, I had a weird dream,
I dreamt that my job,
was that every day I would go into work,
and narrate a documentary about some guys life,
and go home from work and have dinner,
and go to bed and go back to work in the morning,
Its like I have no effect on anyone,
So, whats on for today?
More bloodshed,
God. How do you stand it?
Hey, listen, dont forget to make the brownies,
for Gus tonight, OK?
Right.
Bye,
ARTHUR: Nobody I know...
is in any kind of long-term relationship...
with anybody theyve met on the internet...
but the short-term stuff have been pretty exciting.
I dont know what Im gonna do when I meet her.
She thinks Im twenty-two years old, and Im not.
Im not a painter, although Id like to paint.
So, it could be anything.
I mean, the imagination could take you anywhere.
I find that really, really exciting.
And its one of those places where I can lie.
LINDA: Im happy with meeting men on the computer...
on the internet, in the chat rooms.
And, you know, people disappoint...
and these people don t so much, so...
I really connected with somebody.
So--and hes a painter...
and, you know, gosh...
five years from now, Id like to be living there with him.
Ive told him Im a massage therapist...
and I didn t lie.
Um...
I lied a little about my age--
just a little-- because hes so young.
So, I just knocked a few years off of that.
CAL VIN: She said, "No, baby, youre bored...
"but why are you taking that out on us?"
It was that kind of thing,
It just--you know, everything clicked,
for me,
Oh, Sorry,
You transcribe those yourself?
Someone at work,
-Like an intern? -Mm-hmm,
Male or female?
What do you think?
Male,
Yeah, So, which is it?
And dont tell me youre not gonna say,
Male,
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