Alex Ross Perry

Which is like a series of builds and activities and ice transports and little things that arise and the sort of endless obstacles that he's facing.

Because George is like, I gotta get home, run.

Anna's comment at the end of our rewatch was...

Like, I did not know that the point of this movie was, like, this eternal love that he has to return to.

Yeah, that stuff.

I mean, Weir's just good at that stuff.

There's so much of that in Truman Show, too.

Giving you like Sturgis in Poland being rounded up?

I mean, I don't want to go down this rabbit hole at this point.

But this is also when like male actors started basically being hunted for sport.

Now we're talking.

It is.

I'm not, you know.

But you mean like a guy who's just kind of innately charismatic?

But I think him at that time would put himself in the hands of a master like Weir, and he would rise to the assignment.

One would assume.

At this time.

But the script doesn't support that because there isn't any of those moments of, like,

What are you going to do?

What's the first thing you're going to do when you get back?