1:05:04
It was a happening.
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All my friends showed, and it became known
as "The Woodstock of the '80s."
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I've never been as high
on myself as I am now.
1:05:40
It must have been
a month and a half ago.
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I had a hundred people here, and my kid
was here, and I ran the commercials.
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When it was over,
he came to me and said:
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"I'm so proud of you."
First time he ever said it.
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"I'm so proud of you, Daddy.
Can I sleep in your bed tonight?"
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And if I get nothing more
out of it... Nothing...
1:06:00
I've been really paid my remuneration
for whatever I've done. That's worth years.
1:06:04
Bob, aside from Get High on Yourself,
what are your future projects?
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I have The Cotton Club which I'm supposed
to start in June. A project I love.
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Ain't as important as
Get High on Yourself, though.
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Being yourself
1:06:34
Paramount had no interest
in my next picture, The Cotton Club.
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So in May of '82, I flew to the Cannes Film
Festival to secure independent financing.
1:06:43
Sylvester Stallone, then the biggest star
in the world, had agreed to play the lead.
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And I was there to announce it.
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I was supposed to meet 400 distributors
on a Monday morning at 9 a.m. For breakfast.
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I get a call at 2:00 that Monday morning,
from..."Hello, Bob, this is Sly."