:21:00
Let me ask Hanna
to bring tea for two.
:21:03
Or would you prefer
a beer?
:21:05
Uh, no. Thanks.
But tea is fine.
:21:08
Splendid.
:21:18
Come in, Mr. Boone.
:21:22
This is my workshop,
my studio.
:21:24
Hardly somewhere where a sweaty workman
should feel out of place.
:21:28
- Are these your paintings?
- Uh, yes. Yes.
:21:33
Excuse me,
but, uh, are you famous?
:21:36
Oh, well, you know what they say:
If you have to ask...
:21:40
Look, I'm just a guy
who cuts lawns, but, uh,
:21:43
some of these
do look familiar.
:21:45
Thas because they were familiar
when I painted them.
:21:48
The one you're looking at
is a copy of a Dutch still life...
:21:51
done nearly 300 years ago.
:21:54
And there's a Rembrandt
here somewhere.
:21:57
Yeah, copies.
l-l... I got ya.
:22:00
But before I retired, you might say
I had my time in the sun.
:22:06
Fame, as it were.
:22:08
- Tell me, do you like motion pictures?
- Yeah, sure. Everybody does.
:22:12
- Why? Were you an actor?
- Oh, good Lord, no!
:22:16
No... Well, actually,
I was, in my youth.
:22:18
But never in Hollywood,
no, no.
:22:21
No, here I was merely
a director.
:22:24
Really?
:22:27
- What were some of your movies?
- Oh, this and that.
:22:30
The only ones you may have heard of
are the Frankenstein movies.
:22:33
Frankenstein? And, um, uh,
Bride of Frankenstein?
:22:37
- And Son of, and the other ones too?
- Uh, no.
:22:40
I-I just directed the first two.
The others were done by hacks.
:22:43
Yeah, but still, I mean,
th-those were big movies.
:22:47
- You must be rich.
- Merely comfortable.
:22:49
Look, Hanna's here with our
refreshments. Could you get the door?
:22:53
Y-Yeah. Uh...