1:32:01
- That's all I think about.
- [ Warner ] We've been
through all this before.
1:32:04
[ Panting ]
Cheech! Cheech.
1:32:08
David.
1:32:10
- [ Straining ] The last line...
- Yes?
1:32:13
in the play.
1:32:16
Tell Sylvia Poston...
1:32:22
to say she's pregnant.
1:32:26
It'll be a great finish.
1:32:30
- Oh, God, that's so great.
- No. Don't speak.
1:32:34
Don't speak.
1:32:38
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1:32:46
"A masterpiece."
"A theatrical stunner."
1:32:52
"A work of art
of the highest quality.
1:32:55
One of the greatest moments of this
reviewer's experience was in Act Ill...
1:32:58
when the Lieutenant returns
and confronts his mistress.
1:33:01
We hear distant gunshots,
which get louder and louder...
1:33:04
bringing the Lieutenant's twisted
military past and violent tendencies...
1:33:09
into bold bas-relief.
1:33:11
Writer-director David Shayne
is the find of the decade.
1:33:16
- Where is David?
- I don't know. I assumed he'd be here.
1:33:35
Flender!
1:33:37
Flender, wake up.
It's David Shayne.
1:33:40
I need
to talk to you.
1:33:42
Please, Flender.
Flender!
1:33:46
Ha-ha! Look who's here.
The big Broadway success.
1:33:49
I don't write hits.
My plays are art.
1:33:51
- They're written specifically
to go unproduced.
- Is Ellen there?
1:33:54
- No, she's not here.
- I think she is.
1:33:56
Congratulations
on your hit, David.
1:33:59
- I always knew ya had it in you.
- Yeah, well, you were wrong.