:01:01
LEE: Well, I have to be
somewhat judgmental...
:01:04
because of what I do,
you know...
:01:06
so I don 't think
that it's such a bad thing...
:01:08
to be judgmental.
:01:10
I think that's
how you get through life.
:01:13
You have to assess things...
:01:15
and people do it
about you all the time...
:01:19
and that's life,
and it's too bad.
:01:24
CARL: I think there is
no amount of money...
:01:26
I could have been paid--
:01:28
there is no deal
that I could have made...
:01:30
that she would not have felt
that I had been too passive...
:01:34
and that--I think that...
:01:36
her opinion of me
on that level...
:01:39
was formed before
the movie was ever sold.
:01:42
I think it has nothing to do
with the movie, frankly.
:01:47
ARTHUR: It's frightening.
It's monstrous.
:01:49
It's evil
to not have feelings.
:01:52
So I spoke to Carl about it,
and we discussed it...
:01:54
and we went immediately...
:01:56
to the most monstrous
character...
:01:58
we could think of in history--
:01:59
you know, Hitler himself.
:02:03
LINDA: Yeah, they're always
trying to set me up...
:02:04
Lee and Carl. They--
:02:06
Well, they never have
introduced me to anyone...
:02:08
but they always talk about
how I should be dating.
:02:10
But they're
trying to set me up now...
:02:12
with this producer friend
of theirs--a guy named Gus.
:02:17
Uh... we'll see.
I don 't think...
:02:20
a film producer's going to go
for me, but I don 't know.