1:08:02
. . .is a wicked sense of humor.
1:08:04
It was my rabbit...
1:08:05
... to help the prison Charlie
with the Sunday service.
1:08:08
He was a bolshy,
great burly bastard.
1:08:11
But he was very fond of myself,
me being very young...
1:08:15
...and also now very interested
in the Big Book.
1:08:18
I didn 't so much like
the latter part of the Book...
1:08:21
... which is more like
all preachy talking...
1:08:23
... than fighting
and the old in-out.
1:08:25
I like the parts where these old
yahoodies tolchok each other...
1:08:28
...and then drink
their Hebrew vino...
1:08:31
...and getting onto the bed
with their wives ' handmaidens.
1:08:34
That kept me going.
1:08:35
He explored these extreme subjects. . .
1:08:40
. . .that you kind of sometimes
wanted to recoil from. . .
1:08:44
. . .like in Clockwork Orange.
1:08:46
But they were. . .
1:08:49
. . .explored in a way that was
dissecting them.
1:08:54
Truly dissecting them
to try to find out. . .
1:08:57
. . .what makes that kind of evil tick.
1:08:59
And I think that there was a search
behind all of those films. . .
1:09:03
. . .to say, in a way:
1:09:05
In a world where we know man
is capable of the most base. . .
1:09:11
. . .shockingly destructive behavior. . .
1:09:16
. . .is hope and virtue possible?
1:09:22
Go on! Do me in, you bastard cowards!
I don't want to live anyway.
1:09:27
Not in a stinking world
like this.
1:09:32
And what's so stinking about it?
1:09:36
What kind of a world is it
at all?
1:09:39
Men on the moon.
1:09:41
Men spinning around the Earth.
1:09:44
And there's not no
attention paid. . .
1:09:47
. . .to earthly
law and order no more.
1:09:51
Oh, dear land
1:09:54
I fought for thee