Finishing The Game: The Search For A New Bruce Lee Page #4
who in this group would you f*** sober?
Hm. Sober.
Yeah.
Ooh, him.
Him? A star?
Oh, yeah. Are you kidding?
Charisma, sensitivity, presence.
He's got that, you know,
refugee survivor grit. Yeah.
Oh, and I would...
I'd f*** him good.
I mean, look, I'm not saying he'd be
a Steve McQueen kind of movie star,
but, you know,
he's got Gene Hackman potential for sure.
Oh, yeah.
I'd f*** him.
- Right?
- All right.
So who would you f***,
unconditionally?
Unconditionally...
like, "action"?
- Would you like that?
- If you like it.
- Sure.
- I will.
This is Ronney, the director.
So he's gonna call "action."
- Thank you.
- OK.
Action.
You've offended me
and you've offended my family.
Cole, can I ask you to do it again?
Of course, sure.
Do you... I...
If you want me to change it around
or something, I can...
Could you wait one second?
I think
he needs to be more intense.
- Yeah. Yeah. Um, just...
- Maybe... Yeah, go ahead.
- Maybe a little more intensity.
- You seem happy that they offended you.
- You shouldn't...
- I'm happy to be here.
That's really nice
and we're thrilled to have you,
but, Cole, maybe a little, you know, anger.
Anger is hurt turned out.
I think...
You've offended me
and you've offended my family.
- Oh...
- What?
Oh, come on. I mean, maybe if he had the
teensiest bit of confidence, but this guy?
No, wait a minute.
Wait a minute, no, I...
even without the confidence.
No, you think so,
but you wouldn't.
Oh, yes, I would.
I would. And...
he...
wouldn't have to
buy me dinner beforehand.
I would just... f*** him.
All right, Ronney, are you listening to
yourself? 'Cause now you just sound silly.
What? Who are you
to tell me who I wanna f***?
No, you're totally right.
You're right.
You can want to f*** whoever you please
'cause you're the director.
Absolutely. I'm sorry.
You're right.
- It's OK.
- Mm-hm.
Hi!
I am so sorry, everyone.
I know you've been so patient.
Thank you for waiting.
We are finally ready, and before I put the
list up, I just want to congratulate all of you.
We saw some really wonderful
auditions today.
Congratulations.
Have a good night.
Excuse me.
Yeah! Yes!
All right!
I told you! I told you.
- Look.
- We made it?
So, Raja,
how do you feel right now?
All I can say is I did my best.
Do you think that you'll return
to your career in the medical field?
Probably not.
I heard Warner's
is doing a musical about Geronimo.
Maybe I could pass for an Indian.
So, Breeze, how often
do you get to relax like this near the pool?
You know what most people don't realize?
Being an actor is a 24-hour job, man.
Like right now, I'm working.
I'm taking the time
to fine-tune my appearance
in order to be that image that's
on the screen that's bigger than life, baby.
See, Breeze Loo isn't just the cat that
you see sitting in front of you right now.
No. Breeze Loo is an idea.
He's a force of nature
that includes each individual out there
that keeps that Breeze Loo juggernaut
alive and pumping.
I work very hard
at what it is that I do.
All I ask is for those individuals out there to
do the exact same thing - pull their weight.
That's why I fired my agents.
So, then,
what's your next career move?
I got the Bruce Lee audition tomorrow.
But what about your refusal
to audition and your "offer-only" policy?
I realized it's a bit premature for me to be
considering any offers at this point in time,
mainly because the producer and director
really don't know how much they need me.
So, I'm gonna go through
this audition process,
they're gonna see firsthand
how much better I am than the competition,
and then they're gonna pay the full price
of what the Breezy Breeze is worth.
$500,
that's what we paid for Breezy.
- We couldn't have children of our own.
- Oh, we certainly tried, but, uh...
Well, we got Breezy when we lost Penny,
and that was horrible.
Yeah. Yeah, Penny was
our cocker spaniel and she died and...
my wife was so upset,
so, uh...
to make her feel better,
we got Clarence.
- Breeze.
- Breeze.
$500, that's what it cost.
- Tom, don't talk prices.
- Why not? That was a lot of money then.
generous with us.
He gave us this house
and a big Cadillac
and all this art.
Oh, yeah, we sure as hell won't forget
what he looks like, that's for sure.
My dad fought in the Korean War.
That's where he met my mom and me.
Yeah, most guys, they would
have made the women leave the babies,
but not Cole's dad.
If not for him,
I never would've met Cole.
Yeah, we grew up in Alabama
where I was the only Asiatic
and Saraghina
was the only Colombian in town.
Mm.
We weren't very popular.
Yeah, if I got hit in the head
with a bottle,
I knew it was the white kids.
If it was a rock,
it was the black kids.
It all hurt the same.
We dreamed of leaving the South.
We even tried
getting rid of our Southern accents.
We'd sit around for hours,
talking like our favorite movie stars.
Mm-hm.
Mine was Grace Kelly.
Mr. Rogers.
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Buddha never bowled!
He won't be bought and sold!
Tarrick's always been very active,
just like his dad.
Many men abandon their families with
all sorts of pathetic excuses, but Derrick,
Tarrick's dad,
was in his own league.
First of all, he was a real narcissist. He
named his sons Garrick, Tarrick and Erick.
If we had girls,
what would he have named them?
Anyway,
the marriage didn't work out,
mainly because Derrick
was an abusive drunk.
I can't believe
I put up with that sh*t.
He moved to Cincinnati after the divorce.
I was relieved, to tell you the truth,
but to completely cut off all contact
with the kids, his own sons,
I mean, who does that?
He wanted a new family, fine, but guess
what he had the balls to name the kids?
Garrick, Tarrick and Erick, same goddamn
names in the same goddamn order.
Who does that?
I used to have meaty roles
that any actor would kill for.
I was entrusted to play characters
well beyond my age range
and from various walks of life.
But that was college.
Hey, man,
have you seen my brownies?
I saw them.
And then I ate them.
You what?
That's my evidence!
I don't know what to tell you, man.
The more I ate,
the hungrier I got.
- That will be 14.39.
- Yeah!
You know what?
You're nothing but a big...
Now, that's what I call
saved by the bell.
- Hi.
- That'll be 11.76.
Well, the good news is,
I've been in 12 feature films
and 23 TV shows.
OK, that will be...
...9.69.
And the bad news is,
every role except for one
was a Chinese
food delivery boy.
Last week,
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