:33:04
The usual things: a broken marriage.
:33:07
Cheers to that.
:33:09
Tired of being a housewife, you know?
:33:12
So you came back here
where you can play one instead?
:33:15
Something like that.
:33:17
What about you, Hogan?
What are your dreams?
:33:22
Besides drumming with Buddy Rich?
:33:25
I dream about finding
somebody who gets me...
:33:30
...who I am.
:33:40
We're in the show together.
:33:43
We have to keep up
the appearance of respectability.
:33:46
I can be very respectable.
:33:52
You're not really hungry, are you?
:33:59
I'm gonna get the check.
:34:02
Yeah.
:34:05
We're a Christian publication,
Mr. Crane.
:34:07
Please. It's Bob.
:34:09
So this is a little outside our
normal terrain. We usually don't do...
:34:13
...Hollywood interviews,
what with the divorces and whatnot.
:34:16
- Sure.
- That's why we're interested in you.
:34:20
You've been married to your
high-school sweetheart for 16 years.
:34:24
- Fifteen, actually.
- Fifteen years.
:34:28
How do you do it? What's your secret?
:34:31
Three words:
:34:33
Don't... make... waves.
:34:38
As every sailor knows,
when one set of waves meets...
:34:41
...another set of waves
it can set up some chop.
:34:44
And when three sets of waves
come together, it can make...
:34:48
...for some mighty rough sailing.
:34:50
It also helps sometimes
to have a harmless safety valve.
:34:54
Because when I get tense,
I blow off steam.
:34:59
And so when it comes
to my own family...