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Take off your shirt,
and I'll tell you all about it.
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George is famous for
his Saturday dinner parties.
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Great writers, artists,
society folk,
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all rubbing elbows
with Hollywood royalty.
:14:23
But how many of those
oh-so-proper people...
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know about the Sunday brunches
that follow?
:14:29
Armies of trade
eating up the leftovers,
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followed by some strenuous
fun and frolic in the pool.
:14:38
Can we talk about
the horror movies now?
:14:40
Certainly.
:14:42
Is there anything in particular
that you want to know?
:14:45
Will you tell me
everything you remember...
:14:48
about making Frankenstein?
:14:54
Can that count
as one question?
:14:56
- Of course.
- I can't believe I'm doing this.
:15:09
Just like going swimming,
isn't it?
:15:12
Well, maybe you'd like a swim
when we're through.
:15:15
I don't swim myself,
so the pool tends to go to waste.
:15:19
Okay.
Frankenstein.
:15:21
Who came up with
the monster's makeup and look?
:15:23
Oh, my idea, mostly,
from my sketches.
:15:26
Big, heavy brow.
:15:28
The head flat on top so you could take
out the old brain and put in the new...
:15:32
like tinned beef.
:15:34
He's one of
the great images of the 20th century,
:15:38
more important
than the Mona Lisa.
:15:41
Oh, don't be daft.
:15:43
Is just makeup and padding
and a big actor.
:15:46
Is hardly the Mona Lisa.
:15:48
Boris Karloff.
:15:51
How did you ever think of casting him
as the Monster?
:15:56
He'd never even starred
in a movie before that.