Dave Hanratty

And a quiet, perspectival young man on the corner seems to be catching the eye of the general manager and either shaking his head or nodding.

And then Brad's like, who is this guy?

And it's Jonah Hill who's also, like there's a subtlety here to Jonah Hill.

I prefer this version of Jonah Hill to the other version of Jonah Hill.

An intelligence and a kind of a depth to him.

But he has been the silent kingmaker in this meeting.

And so Brad Pitt follows Jonah Hill out to his, it's an open plan office, fairly dull cubicle and wants to know what the hell happened in that meeting.

Why?

And at that stage, they head down to the garage.

Jonah's feeling a bit self-conscious.

People are listening.

It's Aaron Sorkin.

It's Steve Zalian who wrote Schindler's List.

Yes, and also has directed a few films as well, I think.

Not with as much success, I believe.

This felt like a first cousin to me of The Social Network, which is, for me, one of the other great movies of this century, just in tone and feel.

Yeah.

I think you could throw... It's sublimely good.

You could throw Steve Jobs on top of that as well.

Yeah.