:25:09
When are you going
to take that vacation?
:25:12
Soon.
:25:14
When?
:25:16
Oh, sometime
in five or six weeks.
:25:22
Getting any sleep?
:25:24
About five hours.
:25:28
Do you need any more pills?
:25:29
No, l'm fine.
:25:34
Any... pain?
:25:39
Some.
:25:42
They'll never get
writers unionized.
:25:45
You know why?
:25:47
Hello, Monroe.
:25:48
Gentlemen.
:25:50
Monroe.
:25:51
Gentlemen.
:25:57
Everything all right?
:25:58
Fine.
:26:01
l was just saying
:26:02
they'll never get
the writers unionized.
:26:05
You know why?
:26:06
Because they hate
each other's guts.
:26:09
They'd sell each other out
for a nickel.
:26:11
This man from New York
seems pretty set on doing it...
:26:13
the one who's coming out
to see me.
:26:15
What's his name?
:26:16
Brimmer.
:26:21
Brimmer.
:26:23
Communist, yeah.
:26:25
You mean a real Communist?
:26:27
Yeah, sure, a real one.
:26:29
l mean,
:26:30
some of these guys
are just jokers
:26:32
that call themselves Communists.
:26:34
And mostly they are fairies,
too.
:26:36
There are other aspects,
of course.
:26:39
Well...
:26:40
l'll find out next week.
:26:42
Better find out.
:26:45
The last thing we need
is a writers' strike.
:26:48
We got 16 pictures
going into production.
:26:52
l'll handle him.
:26:54
Monroe can handle him.
:26:56
Monroe can handle anybody.
:26:58
Anyway, mostly they are fairies.