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:14:01
Find an ending.
But don't cheat.

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And don't you dare bring in
a deus ex machina.

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Your characters must change...
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...and the change must come from them.
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Do that and you'll be fine.
:14:24
You promise?
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Mr. McKee.
:14:33
- Have you taken my course before?
- My brother did.

:14:35
My twin brother, Donald.
He's the one who got me to come.

:14:39
- Twin screenwriters?
- Yeah.

:14:41
Well, Julius and Philip Epstein...
:14:45
...who wrote Casablanca...
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...they were twins
- You mentioned that in class.

:14:52
Finest screenplay ever written.
:14:54
Great writers' residence.
:14:56
- Donald.
- Hey, how's your trip going?

:14:58
You getting it on with that
lady journalist, you dog you?

:15:01
Yeah.
:15:03
Listen, I'm just calling to say
congratulations on your script.

:15:06
Isn't that cool? Marty says he can
get me high-sixes against a mil-five.

:15:13
That's great, Donald.
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I want to thank you for all your help.
:15:17
I wasn't any help.
:15:18
Come on,
you let me stay in your place.

:15:21
And your integrity
inspired me to even try.

:15:25
It's been a wild ride.
:15:27
Catherine says
she wants to play Cassie.

:15:29
Oh, please!
:15:31
Please, Donald?
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Catherine Keener?
:15:35
- Catherine Keener's in my house?
- Yeah, we're playing Boggle.

:15:38
She's so great. You should really
hang out with her, Charles.

:15:41
Yeah. Look...
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I've been thinking.
:15:49
Maybe you'd be interested in hanging
out with me for a few days in New York.

:15:53
Oh, my God, yes.
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Yeah?
:15:57
I was gonna show my script
to some people...

:15:59
...and, well, maybe you could
read it too, you know, if you like.


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