:41:00
Not that I pretend to be
a critic of painting.
:41:10
These diplomas...
:41:14
from reputable universities...
:41:17
They can't be forged.
:41:19
I assure you, every item
is bona fide and valid.
:41:26
How could I even approach
such a professional level?
:41:29
Simple. You are already established
in a position of some dignity.
:41:33
Nothing conspicuous. Just a solid,
mildly successful sort of thing.
:41:38
You will be supplied
with fresh paintings periodically.
:41:41
In time, you'll
perfect your own style.
:41:45
Surreal, primitive,
impressionistic, whatever.
:41:47
It will be a transition
from this present work.
:41:51
You see, you don't have to
prove anything anymore.
:41:56
You are accepted.
:42:00
You will be
in your own new dimension.
:42:06
You're a bachelor.
:42:08
Birth certificate.
The only son...
:42:10
of deceased parents, and so forth.
:42:12
In short...
:42:15
you are alone in the world...
:42:18
absolved of all responsibility...
:42:22
except to your own interest.
:42:29
Isn't that marvelous?
:42:31
Your studio is
in Malibu, California.
:42:34
Quite luxurious, very private.
:42:38
You'll make your own adjustment
in your own way...
:42:41
in your own time.
:42:43
Oh, you'll be
self-conscious at first.
:42:46
Don't worry.
:42:49
It will wear off.
And remember, you've got...
:42:52
what almost every middle-aged man
in America would like to have:
:42:57
Freedom.
:42:59
Real freedom.