Supporting Characters Page #2
Are you listening
to a word we've said?
We're on opposite
pages right now.
Like, this page right here says...
It's got a big giant dick on it.
And it says, "The movie blowed."
All right? This here, "What's
your favorite part of the film?"
"The bad acting."
That's why we have
these editors.
So they can fix the bad acting.
What... What now?
It's morning time.
It's morning time.
Mmm. Do you need
that light on?
Yeah. I need light
to see things.
Yeah?
Hello, b*obs.
I love the smell of b*obs
in the morning.
It's great.
Thank you.
How many times did you snooze
through the alarm this morning?
Like 45, 50?
time getting up lately.
- Mmm-hmm.
- How was the screening?
- It went okay.
- Yeah?
Everything went
better than I feared.
I think we got a lot of, um...
You know...
I feel like if I talk about it I'm not
going to be able to go back to sleep.
Well, then go back to sleep.
Okay.
You know, I can't help but think that
if our roles were reversed right now
I would be a lot
more considerate
and courteous than you're
being right now to me.
And you're somehow punishing me for
being able to sleep in later than you.
James Dean swag, leather
jacket, white T-shirt
Rolled up sleeves, nigga
lookin' like a greaser
The time has come.
Say goodbye to
Rodney the Doorman.
What are you doing?
- You know what I'm doing.
- No!
What are you doing? That's Rodney's
moment to shine, right there.
Are you serious?
The movie's 20 minutes
too long, Darryl.
All right? The fifth
reel's dragging.
This guy's monologue has been on
the chopping block since day one.
- Yo!
This is not even
a bad scene, man.
I'm not saying it's a bad scene, it just
doesn't fit in this particular movie.
Look, this is why the
good Lord created DVDs.
Right? For deleted scenes
just like this one.
Yo, this brother
does a good job.
- A real good job.
- This who does a good job?
- This brother.
- You're gonna make it racial now?
I'm not making it racial, man.
This is Rodney's moment to
shine right here, okay?
This is Morgan Freeman
trailer talk right here.
No, look, she's already
made her mind up.
She loves Paul, she's gonna marry
Paul, he adds nothing new to that.
He's just getting in the way of
the whole ending of the movie.
- You're wrong.
- Look, I don't get pleasure out of doing this.
- You do! I know you do.
- I don't.
You knew I liked this,
and you wanna cut it out.
Look, think of it this way.
We're like surgeons... This is bullshit.
You've said this before.
We're like surgeons, and
this is malignant growth,
and we need to splice it out.
Did I ever tell you this?
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