Well, this shoot has been a delight, really.
Very, very nice crew.
Extremely courteous and thoughtful and friendly.
And very competent, in their own way.
And it's been a joy.
And John Goldstone, whom I worked with many years ago...
...many, many years ago, on one of the Monty Python films, terrific fellow.
This is it. I've been working for this guy for 30 years...
...and I can't stand it anymore.
Very good organizer, very conscientious.
Done a very good job.
I'm not gonna tell him, but I think this is the last one. Thanks, John.
Shit.
It was a delight working with Dina.
I enjoy her television show. I haven't seen her do it that often, of course...
...but I enjoy working with her enormously.
Very, very professional. And very nice.
They asked me to do this project and I thought:
"John Cleese, high budget." Not so much.
And also with...
...Mandy... Mindy. Mindy Moon.
She's a great sport. Great sport, real brick.
I've heard of low-budget productions.
Taking us all to an In-N-Out Burger...
...and saying that they'll pay half?
We've been able to sort of abuse each other. In good fun, of course.
What he's been saying to me has been so brutal.
I've been crying for hours.
And I'm very fond of Harry, the director.
Very polite, very courteous, very efficient.
Delight to be around.
- He is crazy. I mean, it's really sad. - Memory's gone, yeah.
- It's like a different world to him. - Yeah, he's gone.
You know, you just gotta try and remember the good days.
And the makeup artist, absolutely delightful girl.
David... No, Dina... Delightful girl.
I only come here because I have to.
I have children I have to feed. He's rotten.
I don't make enough to pay for the therapy I have to have...
...after I see that asshole.
And her assistant...
...assistant, Astel.
I think it's a personal struggle with his inner child. Issue-sun...
And I must say, the young woman playing my sixth wife...
...very, very nice. Very nice girl.
I hate John, I hate this ranch, it's too small...
Graham, who's the assistant editor.
Monty Python Flying Idiots.
Bernie, the main editor.
Quite frankly, I've got better things to do than sit around here all day.
And he's a monster. He's a fucking monster.
John Cleese hit you?
- Across the eyes. - I saw him.
I had a row of bruises all the way down my back from his cane.
Being the core character...
...my relationship with John is solid gold.
Gilleon, right? John was her "teacher."
- Shut up! - Inappropriate? I think yes.
- He grabbed my breast. A lot. - Yes, that's right.
- Bossing around... - Shut up.
If he doesn't beat you, he doesn't love you.
- Oh, God. - He's abusive.
- Out of control. - Go away!
I don't know what I'm doing, I don't know why I'm here.
Tea and crumpets for lunch?
I mean, come on, what's this British crap?
- What? - It's a bloody joke if you ask me.
What kind of frigging craft service is this crap?
I mean Santa Barbara's a pit anyways.
- He thinks he's God. - Yes.
No, no, no.
Stale, stale, stale. Do you hear that? Stale!
- There's love in that melon. - Be quiet!
We're growing, we're all growing together.
- Where's makeup?! - Men's loos.
- It's been just horrible. - I hate him.
Why don't you ever take me seriously?
It's extremely nice to be surrounded by lots of enthusiastic young people.
Very, very good experience.
These people are nuts.