1:19:00
Whatever you like.
1:19:02
You wanted to, didn't you?
For your work.
1:19:05
l don't have to tour for my work.
1:19:10
No.
1:19:13
l wanted to have a chat with you.
A long chat.
1:19:17
- Privately.
- With me?
1:19:21
There's nothing l can tell you.
l'm just an ordinary boy.
1:19:25
l always write about ordinary people.
1:19:30
As l said on TV, the ordinary man
is my central theme.
1:19:34
All of him.
1:19:35
Above...
1:19:38
...and below the belt.
1:19:41
Yes... you've been on TV,
haven't you?
1:19:45
And on the radio and
in the papers, sure.
1:19:50
- ls it true what they write?
- What?
1:19:54
- All the goings on in the studios?
- What do you mean?
1:19:58
About everyone screwing everyone.
1:20:01
What you read in the tabloids.
1:20:04
lt's even worse.
1:20:09
- l could tell you stories.
- Tell me.
1:20:14
There's one bigwig
when he throws a party...
1:20:18
...the neighbors secure their kids
behind locks this big.
1:20:23
Kids six or seven years of age.
1:20:26
Girls, but boys too.
1:20:30
What do you think of that...
1:20:33
...little boys?
1:20:36
- Hello sir. Hi, Herman.
- Adrienne...
1:20:39
Madam told me to clean up.
1:20:41
Won't you join us?
1:20:43
Funny bunny.
1:20:45
Tell me more, Gerard.
1:20:48
Later in the car.
1:20:50
- Coming?
- Good morning.