1:42:01
I don't want to discuss it anymore.
I just had a heart attack.
1:42:04
You know something, Willy?
1:42:07
I don't think we get along too good.
1:42:09
Everybody has their ups and downs.
1:42:12
In 43 years, we had maybe one ups.
1:42:16
To tell you the truth,
I can't take the downs anymore.
1:42:20
To be honest with you, for the first time,
I feel a little tired myself.
1:42:26
So what are you gonna do now?
1:42:28
My nephew made me
two very good offers...
1:42:30
one in the city, and one out of town.
1:42:34
I wouldn't have to work too hard.
Just do a show on Saturday nights.
1:42:38
Is that so?
1:42:39
Which one are you gonna take?
1:42:41
I decided the one out of town.
I always liked the road. You know that.
1:42:45
Isn't that wonderful?
1:42:47
- And how about you?
- Wonderful news.
1:42:49
My daughter is having another baby.
1:42:52
They're gonna need my room,
and I don't want to be a burden to them.
1:42:55
We talked it over and I decided to move
into the actors' home in New Brunswick.
1:43:04
Oh, my God.
1:43:06
I got the finger again.
1:43:09
Willy, are you all right?
1:43:11
- What is it, chest pains?
- Not yet, but I'm expecting.
1:43:15
Can I get you anything?
1:43:17
- Should I call the doctor?
- He's all the way uptown.
1:43:20
So why did you get sick downtown?
1:43:23
- Was that joke from our act?
- Who knows?
1:43:26
I can't tell the difference
between our act and us anymore.
1:43:32
You're a funny man, Al,
a pain in the ass, but a funny man.
1:43:37
You know what your trouble was, Willy?
1:43:39
You always took the jokes too seriously.
1:43:42
They were just jokes.
1:43:44
We did comedy on the stage for 43 years.
I don't think you enjoyed it once.
1:43:49
If I was there to enjoy it,
I would buy a ticket.
1:43:52
Maybe now you'll start enjoying it.
1:43:54
If you're not too busy...
1:43:55
maybe you'll come over
and visit me at the actors' home.
1:43:58
- You can count on it.
- Maybe you'd like to rest now, take a nap.