1:26:00
This is a wonderful moment,
Mr. Slater.
1:26:04
I have never met
a fictional character before.
1:26:09
How new and exciting
this must all be for you.
1:26:13
I have just found out
I am imaginary.
1:26:16
How would you like
to have been made up?
1:26:20
Your job, your marriage, your kids.
Let us push his son off the building.
1:26:27
You will have eternal nightmares,
but you are fictional, so who cares?
1:26:33
I do not find it new and exciting
that my whole life is a damn movie.
1:26:39
You are young and impressionable.
There are worse things than movies.
1:26:45
Politicians, wars, forest fires.
Famine, plague.
1:26:51
- Sickness, pain, warts, politicians.
- You have already mentioned them.
1:26:56
I know. They are twice as bad
as anything else.
1:27:00
Most of my life has been movies, too.
But that is all over for me now.
1:27:06
The theatre is shut.
Soon it is the wrecking ball.
1:27:11
But now I have a new chance.
Can I have the ticket back?
1:27:17
We have one little... hiccup.
1:27:22
- What do you mean?
- Benedict has the ticket.
1:27:27
The madman with the glass eye?
1:27:33
- How are you getting back?
- Good question.
1:27:37
But I would not want to
nit-pick, right, Danny?
1:27:44
Just follow my lead.
1:27:51
Where have you been?
Do you know what time it is?
1:27:55
The police call,
you are nowhere to be found...
1:27:58
- Mom, I am sorry, okay?
- "Okay"?