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This was in the late '50s,
early '60s.
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And Louis Malle had just made
his most expensive film, which
had cost 2 1/2 million dollars.
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And Billy Wilder asks him
what the film is about.
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And Louis Malle says,
"It's sort of a dream within a dream."
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And Billy Wilder says,
"You just lost 2 1 /2 million dollars."
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I feel a little more apprehensive
about this one than I did--
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Down through the centuries, the notion
that life is wrapped in a dream...
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has been a pervasive theme
of philosophers and poets.
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So doesn't it make sense that death,
too, would be wrapped in dream?
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That, after death,
your conscious life would continue...
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in what might be called,
"a dream body"?
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It would be the same dream body you
experience in your everyday dream life.
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Except that
in the post-mortal state,
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you could never
again wake up,
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never again return
to your physical body.
1:19:11
As the pattern gets
more intricate and subtle,
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being swept along
is no longer enough.
1:19:40
What's the word, turd?
1:19:43
Hey, do you also
drive a boat car?
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- A what?
- You gave me a ride in a car
that was also a boat.
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No, man, I don't have a boat car.
I don't know what youre talking about.
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Man, this must be, like,
parallel universe night.
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You know that cat
that was just in here,