1:29:01
I want to get my own ideas clear
before I talked to you about it.
1:29:04
- When did you start doing that?
- I've always done it.
1:29:06
- It was my impression...
- Your impression is wrong.
1:29:08
...and don't you tell me I'm wrong.
This time you're wrong, dead wrong.
1:29:12
How could you hide something as important
as moving to Hawaii for five years?
1:29:16
Selling the house,
taking the kids out of school.
1:29:18
I can't discuss this with you if you'll scream.
I have got to go to Altar's.
1:29:23
- We'll talk about this later.
- Don't you leave this house.
1:29:25
If you do, you don't have to come back.
1:29:30
I'm going and I'll be back.
We'll discuss it then.
1:29:43
Larry, you old son of a gun.
Larry, what are you doing up here?
1:29:47
- Did you read the reviews?
- They came in?
1:29:49
Did they come in.
100% percent they came in.
1:29:53
Every one of them, and I broke their backs.
1:29:56
"Scintillating, bright, penetrating."
1:29:59
"A work of art," the man said.
1:30:01
- That's wonderful. Congratulations.
- Yeah. I'm a genius.
1:30:05
I've been sitting up here saying to myself:
1:30:08
"Great. You did it."
1:30:16
What did I do?
1:30:19
All my life,
I've been wanting to write a book...
1:30:23
without caring what they say. I did it.
1:30:26
They loved it.
1:30:28
All those years,
this is what I've been wanting.
1:30:31
But it turns out this is not
what I've been wanting at all.
1:30:35
- Funny, huh?
- Come on, Rog. You wrote a great book.
1:30:37
I wrote a magnificent book.
1:30:43
And I sat up here alone...
1:30:46
and drank to the wonderful reviews.
1:30:51
All alone.
1:30:56
What's the matter with me, Larry?
1:30:58
Nothing the matter with you.
You should be happy. Snap out of it.