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Twentyfivemillion! And what will they do if the money isn't delivered? |
Thththey'll kill one hostage every hour until it is |
Does that include Helen Filmore, United States congresswoman? |
Yyes |
Uhoh! Do you know if the demands are being taken seriously at this point, or does Washington think these people are just a bunch of crazy fuckers playing games? |
Well, II hope thatthat |
Times up! |
You a pervert? |
No...Actually, I'm a documentary filmmaker? |
Oh. You mean, like, Blair Witch Project? |
Well, no. I'm doing one on high school students, in fact. |
What for? |
Well...it's kind of a sociological study in the aftermath of Columbine. |
Is this to like get into Sundance? |
Yeah, well, it's possible they would be interested in it. |
Doubt it. |
Actually, there is some interest from the Sundance Channel. |
Whoopee. |
HBO and MTV have also shown some interest. |
So like, yeahI caved in. I mean, I had to. My parents, they're like still really depressed about Brady. So I wrote the bullshit essay. Filled out the applications, did the interviewsY'know, I figure I can always drop out. |
So where'd you get in? |
Prnceton. |
But what did you get on your SATs? |
200 verbal/710 math. Kinda weird, I know. But I think they thought it was, like, goodweird. |
Hey, um, Toby? I was wonderingIs the documentary almost finished? |
Uh, yeah, we're getting there. |
Can I see what you have so far? |
Sureumyeah, as soon as I have a screening I'll let you know. |
Thanks man. |
What is most important to you? |
I dunno. I'd like to be good at something. It doesn't have to be TV. I mean, it could be movies...Anything. I'd be willing to direct. |
Uh, Scooby, now I understand how you want to be a TV talkshow host and all, like Conan O'Brien, but did you know even he went to college? |
He did? |
Yeah. He went to Harward. |
Oh. |
Oh, my God, Scooby! I'm so sorry...I'm so, so sorry... |
Don't be. Your movie's a hit. |
Pretty cool, Stanley. |
Thanks. |
How'd you get it? |
It's my Dad's He hides it under some old TV Guides in his closet. |
Gee, your Dad's smart. |
I know. |
Is it loaded? |
No, I don't think so... |
Scooby, don't! Be careful! |
I'm not an idiot, man. I watch TV. |
I Know. I'm sorry. I'm just...a little nervous, I don't know why. |
You should be. |
Scooby? |
Yeah? |
You know...I like you. |
Yeah. I know. |
I mean... |
You want some? |
No, thanks. |
Hello? |
Hello, is this Pam? |
Who is this? |
Toby Oxman. |
Toby ? Oh, hi! How are you? |
Oh, fine. How are you? |
Great! |
Great! |
So what's going on? |
That's what I was gonna ask you. |
But...you called. |
Oh, yeah, well...um...I was just calling because, well, I was wondering if you still remembered me, which I guess you do... |
Yeah. |
So. Look at where we are: the year 2000! Can you believe it? I mean, did you ever think we would actually make it? |
Um, well, yeah. So are you still acting? |
Oh, no, not any more. No, um, I kind of came to terms with myself, I realized I had done what I had to do. And it was time to move on. |
Oh. So what did you do after you gave up on acting? |
Well, I went to law school, if you can believe that. |
I believe it. |
Yeah, well, it was really all kind of a joke and a ripoff, so, uh...so I dropped out. |
Oh, that's too bad. |
Yeah, well, then it got me writing, so that was a good thing. |
Anything I might know about? |
Well, um, I kind of let things go on this novel I'd been really into I mean, the whole publishing industry is totally corrupt. I mean, really, it's finished. |
That's too bad. |
I worked over at a homeless shelter for a while, drove a cab to pay the rent, but, I mean, that was like I mean, I have some dignity. |
That's good. So then what do you do now? |
I'm a documentary filmmaker. |
Oh? Anything I might have seen? |
Nnot yet. I'm hoping to get a grant for this one project on teenagers. Geez, remember when we were teenagers? |
Yeah. You didn't wanna take me to the prom. |
Oh, I don't remember that... |
I do. |
Well, but it was so long ago. We were so different back then... |
Uh, well, anyway, so I'm looking for subjects for this documentary on teenage life in suburbia. Kind of an exploration of the mental psyche of its mythology. I wrote to Derrida to see if he'd like to do the narration. But everything's still kind of in development at this point. |
Hunh. |
That's good. |
Yeah...um...so anyway, tell me. What about you? I'd heard through the grapevine you were producing movies. |
Yeah. But not any more. |
Oh. Tired of 'life in the fast lane'? |
Yeah...So you're um...you're married? |
Yeah. |
Huh. Kids? |
Yeah. |
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