Craig Chester

And Monty starts talking to Milo a minute.

He's saying, you're having this life you couldn't have because you're an openly gay man.

And he was a closet case in the 50s.

And you're going to write this movie about him.

He's going to get you into this house that he died in in the Upper East Side.

And this is so exciting.

He's been waiting this long time for this reunion.

And I didn't really get any of the answers, any of my questions answered.

But I left there, and I kind of blew it off.

So I got to LA, where my big gay romantic comedy premieres.

And I go to this restaurant, and I'm sitting with a bunch of people, and there's this woman, Josanne, sitting at the table.

And she's very sweet.

She's a very suburban type of mom type person.

And while we're talking, somehow or another, people are talking about famous Hollywood closet cases.

And Montgomery Clift's name came up.

And when his name came up, this woman, Josanne, leans away like she's listening to something.

She turns back to the table and she goes, I'm sorry, I have to interrupt all you guys.

Craig, this Montgomery Clift guy is attached to your hip.

And he's saying, hold on, hold on, hold on.

He's talking a mile a minute.