:52:02
There's Dr. Fletcher
and Leonard Zelig...
:52:04
hitting a few with Bobby Jones
on Mr. Hearst's golf course.
:52:08
Unless Leonard can go back to
his old chameleon personality...
:52:12
and turn into a golf pro,
I'd bet my money on Bobby.
:52:17
But who cares,
if they're having fun?
:52:26
Do you want to give the kids
of this country some advice?
:52:31
I sure do.
Kids, you got to be yourself.
:52:34
Don't act like anybody else...
:52:36
because you think
they have all the answers.
:52:39
Be your own man, speak up,
say what's on your mind.
:52:43
Maybe they can't do that
in foreign countries...
:52:46
but that's the American way.
:52:48
I used to be a member
of the reptile family...
:52:52
but I'm not anymore.
:53:39
Zelig, no longer a chameleon,
is his own man.
:53:43
His point of view
on politics, art, and love...
:53:46
is honest and direct.
:53:49
Though his taste is described
by many as lowbrow...
:53:53
it is his own.
:53:55
He is finally an individual,
a human being.
:53:58
He no longer gives up
his own identity...