The Sunshine Makers Page #3

Synopsis: The story of Nicholas Sand and Tim Scully, the unlikely duo at the heart of 1960s American drug counter-culture.
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IMDB:
6.9
Metacritic:
68
Year:
2015
101 min
63 Views


by the federal government.

Well, I promised you it would

be good coming out

to California.

You got stuck here,

didn't you, Jill?

I'd love

for them to film me crawling

through the attic at Millbrook

and discovering you

- in your room.

- Yeah.

Yeah, I remember

I was with one very hot

lady before I discovered you.

She was so beautiful.

Yeah.

Not as beautiful as you.

Not as beautiful as you.

Don't even think twice about it.

Tim also

is very fond of women.

Getting high with him

was really quite wonderful.

He laid out a deck of tarot

cards before the LSD came on.

And then I think we made

love for most of the night.

I'd known Nick

by then for 15 years.

And he asked me afterwards, "well,

what did you think about Tim?"

And I said, "oh, I liked him."

He's very, very odd.

But I really liked him.

He's really bright.

"But you're not going

to work together, are you?"

And he said, "well."

And I said, "good luck

with that."

I mean, they just

are so different.

Why have all of the

books got your name on them?

That's to indicate

that it's been cataloged.

Its mysteries

and science fiction.

It's alphabetical by author.

He's unusual. Yeah.

He does function

differently than most of us

in the way he relates to people.

And he does have

a touch of Asperger's.

Tim

was a very persnickety guy.

Much more uptight than I. He's a Virgo.

He's very skinny.

So we had to set

up ground rules.

As long as I didn't

transgress on his diet

of white spaghetti,

white cheese...

you know, he liked

everything white.

I used to eat spaghetti

with butter and cheese

on it for dinner,

for every night for 30 years.

Until it became

medically not possible

for me to eat it anymore.

Tim was extremely paranoid.

He thought I was just

a crazy psychedelic madman.

Nick made a commitment

to being a lifelong psychedelic

outlaw, changing identity,

being a fugitive

from time to time.

In fact, he enjoyed pulling

the wool over people's eyes.

And I got the feeling that

he was often doing it to me.

Did he want

to become the king of LSD?

Yes.

I think so.

I remember

specifically going to have

a meeting with Sand and Scully.

They were discussing

the possibility

of acquiring lysergic acid, the

starting material to make LSD.

I suggested London, England

as a possible source of supply

for this material.

And so we pooled

our resources, went to England.

Bought

the kilo of lysergic acid,

divvied it up in little

plastic bags.

So this looks very much

like lysergic acid.

One of the things we used to do

is take advantage

of natural hollows in the body.

So we'd always put

it in a place,

like, this was our

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