:36:00
learning about life
at Les Deux Magots?
:36:04
Well, frankly, I'd like to do either,
but, uh, I don't know anybody here.
:36:31
Well?
:36:33
Oh. Well.
:36:36
Uh, well, I think I'd like to
see some more pictures.
:36:39
I've just been through the Louvre,
and that was wonderful.
:36:41
The Louvre. Now, what is that?
It's the garbage pail of the arts.
:36:45
Et vous! Allez, allez!
:36:47
Démarrez!
:36:49
Well, uh, how about the show
at the Galeries Lafayette?
:36:52
That's a department store, lady...
:36:54
but I'd rather hang up
one of their face towels
than some of that other junk.
:36:57
Listen, I'm sure
you're an expert taxi driver...
:37:00
and I don't mean
to belittle your profession...
:37:02
but why should I listen
to your opinion on art?
:37:05
Because I happen to be
one of five people today...
:37:08
who could definitely
be called an artist.
:37:10
Maybe six, including Frieda.
:37:13
- Who's Frieda?
- A chimpanzee on my block.
:37:20
Oh, that's great.
That's great.
:37:22
I mean, you see a technique like that,
it just wipes you out.
:37:24
- I go ape!
- Uh, what is it?
:37:27
What is it?
Innocence!
:37:29
Van Gogh had it, but, uh,
then he had to chop his ear off...
:37:32
in order to free himself.
:37:34
- Free himself from what?
- Intellectual hang-up.
:37:38
You know, if we could all do that,
go back to a life like that...
:37:40
uncluttered, unhung...
:37:42
simple.
:37:45
- Oh.
- Well, Frieda had the best
teacher in the world, you know.
:37:48
- Rene Carrere there.
- Ohhh.
:37:50
I'm very happy to meet you, Mr. Carrere.
I'm Louisa May Hopper.
:37:54
You don't look anything like
the Emile Desjardins it said
you are in your cab.
:37:59
The name is Larry Flint.