:40:00
And we end with Susan Orlean
in her office at The New Yorker...
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...writing about flowers, and bang!
The movie begins.
:40:07
This is the breakthrough I've been
hoping for. It's never been done.
:40:10
McKee is a genius!
:40:14
And hilarious. He just comes up with all
these great jokes, and everybody laughs.
:40:19
But he's serious too, Charles.
You'd love him.
:40:22
He's all for originality, just like you.
:40:25
But he says we have to realize
that we all write in a genre...
:40:28
...and we must find our originality
within that genre.
:40:33
There hasn't been a new genre since
Fellini invented the mockumentary.
:40:37
My genre's thriller. What's yours?
:40:40
You and I share the same DNA.
:40:44
Is there anything more lonely than that?
:40:47
What'd you say, bro?
:40:55
- Yeah?
- Hey.
:40:57
Hey, Susie-Q.
:41:00
What you up to?
:41:01
I don't wanna bother you. Just thought
I'd call and get some more info.
:41:06
I think you say some
pretty smart things, John.
:41:10
Yeah, smartest guy I know, huh?
:41:15
So...
:41:17
...whatever happened
to your nursery?
:41:23
It was going pretty well.
:41:25
But, you know, sometimes bad
things happen, darkness descends.
:41:39
Nursery business good, Johnny?
:41:41
Everything's good, Uncle Jim.
:41:43
This last year's been a dream.
:41:46
I'm telling you.
Finally pulling out of debt.
:41:49
Amen, honey.
I'm so proud of you two, and...