Bret Easton Ellis

That's what's going on.

All right.

Something that's going to put me in a much better mood.

I was trying to figure this out.

So I'm trying to get a hold of Tom Cruise.

David Wild, I feel like you could be my conduit to Tom Cruise.

I'm trying to get him for this Paul Newman driving doc.

And I realized sitting down with Tom Cruise is not an easy task.

And he has a publicist.

He probably has five.

And he doesn't sit down with people because they start getting into Scientology and divorces and Oprah and sofas and couch jumping and Matt Lauer.

And next thing you know, they're not doing their job or they're fired.

I only want to talk to him about racing and racing with Paul Newman, which he did for two years.

I would start steering him toward racing with Paul Newman.

No, but you truly – that's all you want, and no one would ever believe that.

All I'm doing is a documentary on Paul Newman's driving, and he traveled with him for a couple of years.

I guess they met in the color money, and then he said, you know, you'd dig this, and they took him over to Bob Sharp in Connecticut and –

Bob Sharp and and Nissan put a car together for crews to drive.

And he was really aggressive and really crazy.

He needed good.