Time Phrase
00:29:11 You decided he's not right
for the part.
00:29:13 You've changed the character.
00:29:16 You've fired actors before.
Tell him what you told them.
00:29:20 He'll know it's not true.
00:29:23 Can he prove it?
00:38:49 Yeah, but you know,
there's a lot of other people too.
00:38:52 - I mean wonderful people.
- I certainly understand...
00:38:55 ... the importance of actors
and then, of course, directors.
00:38:58 Did you write in high school?
00:39:00 Did I write in high school?
Yeah, you had to.
00:40:19 I wasn't interested in her name.
I was interested in her body.
00:40:23 Other people
marched in that parade...
00:40:25 ...other actors, directors.
00:40:27 You don't remember
their names either?
00:40:30 - I'm terrible with names.
- They remember you.
00:41:48 Think you could get
to know him better?
00:41:51 I'm not good at that sort of thing.
Honestly.
00:41:55 Actors, inside,
you'd be surprised, are very shy.
00:42:00 He knows you already.
You're very likable.
00:42:03 - I'm sure he feels sympathy for you.
- What could I find out?
00:58:51 - Congratulations, gentlemen.
- Thank you.
00:58:54 - Hubert's a great fan of your show.
- Never miss it.
00:58:58 But he's a little concerned
about some of the actors.
00:59:01 We go for the best, Mr. Jackson.
00:59:03 In my opinion, some of them
are pretty pink, Mr. Sussman.
00:59:06 That's just the makeup.
00:59:08 I told Hubert we are
as concerned as he is.
00:59:11 Not that they are, the actors.
00:59:13 We take every precaution.
00:59:16 - The slightest hint.
- I know my customers.
00:59:23 - How do they know?
- I tell them.
00:59:25 Put a sign right up over the product.
00:59:27 Yes, I thought you might send Hubert
a list of the actors you plan to use.
00:59:32 Let him look them over,
give you any ideas.
00:59:34 Absolutely.
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