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And we thought,
you know, maybe this--

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sort of my understanding
of Hollywood and everything...

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and his ability
to actually write...

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would be a good combination...
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and so we came up
with this idea...

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for what is now
Rendezvous, the movie.

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It's almost like a spy film
in the intrigue...

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of this romantic encounter...
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between this guy
that Calvin plays--

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I'm sorry, there's a...
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Uh, and this woman.
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And anyway,
I think it's a neat story.

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And I think it's a great cast.
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Um, uh, but, uh...
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Yeah. I'm sorry,
I have some--it's weird.

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I'm really happy about
the project. I really am.

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I got--you know, there's--
I've got issues with some of--

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Actually, Calvin. Calvin is,
I think, I don 't know--

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You know, other people...
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get more excited about him
than I do.

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It's not to say I'm not happy
having him on the movie.

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I think that's great, and
I'm sure he's very good in it.

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I just don't get what
the big thing is with Calvin.

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I think--you know, you picture
a role in a certain way...

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And sometimes it's--
I'm not always right, either.

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I know, you know, certainly
my wife thinks he's great.

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FRANCESCA:
I'm starving to death.

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-Well, I've got it right here,
-I might actually faint,

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OK, tuna, No celery,
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No celery and no,
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-Onion,
-Right,

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Uh, so listen...
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you know that thing
that we were talking about?

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Um, I can't keep--
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OK, I mean--
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-Come on, come on,
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-Come on, come on,
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I'm uncomfortable dealing
with this aspect of your life.

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I don't want to talk to them,
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Well, I don't want
to talk to them, either.


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