1:09:02
what are you doin'?
1:09:04
An antidote.
l'm mixing an antidote.
1:09:07
(Reems)
I remember
the last movies I was on,
1:09:09
I couldn't even walk,
1:09:10
I mean, literally,
they had to carry me to a seat
1:09:13
and l'd shoot
the whole motion picture
sitting in a seat,
1:09:16
delivering lines, drunk.
1:09:21
I was so drunk
and so drugged up at the time
1:09:24
that I couldn't do
sex scenes,
1:09:27
Oh, my head.
1:09:29
They'd carry me off the set
1:09:31
and somebody would get me home
and l'd drink some more
1:09:34
and they'd pick me up
and take me back the next day.
1:09:37
lt's all a blur.
lt's all a blur.
1:09:43
I lost my home,
1:09:45
I lost my career,
1:09:47
I lost my friends,
1:09:51
and ended up, literally,
1:09:52
panhandling in the streets
on Sunset Boulevard,
1:09:57
(Hopper)
Harry's personal defeat
1:09:59
in the face of
his First Amendment triumph
1:10:01
reflected the way
society was changing,
1:10:09
(woman)
Get lost!
1:10:10
(all)
Freedom! Freedom!
1:10:12
(Paglia)
Culture took
a reactionary turn
1:10:14
after what seemed like
we were on, uh, heading
1:10:17
toward a climax of
the sexual revolution
1:10:19
that we never
actually, uh, attained.
1:10:22
[all chanting]
1:10:24
(Dershowitz)
In the 1970s,
1:10:26
the worst censors
in the country
1:10:30
suddenly became the feminists.
1:10:32
[all shouting]
1:10:34
(woman #1)
The so-called
sexual revolution
1:10:36
in this country
has not been liberating
for women,
1:10:40
(woman #2)
It's the way that pornography
invades the popular culture,,,
1:10:43
(woman #3)
It's becoming increasingly
socially acceptable,
1:10:46
[all chattering]
1:10:47
(Brownmiller)
The role that
you have selected for women
1:10:49
is degrading to women
1:10:50
because you choose to see
women as sex objects
1:10:52
not as full human beings.
1:10:54
well, obviously--
Hold on. The day that--
1:10:56
[audience applauding]
1:10:57
Obviously--
l haven't finished.
1:10:59
The day that you are willing
to come out here