James Fox

Sorry, it's been so long since I did that one.

I guess it's been a hundred years of denial.

Yeah, I did that and I got to the end of it and I was like, but that was really hard.

Like really hard.

My God, and I had no money.

And I was, you know, I had met this guy that I'd done some PSA work, public service announcements with another company that I had apprenticed with to learn kind of video production and stuff like that.

And he's like, oh, you're doing this documentary.

He goes, you know, go out and, you know, do this, this, this, and this.

And he gave me this whole list, laundry list of stuff I had to do.

And he goes, 99.9% of the time when I told people to go do that, I'd never see them again.

And I was happy about that.

But he goes, son of a bitch, you came back here later and you did everything I told you to do.

He goes, so I felt obligated to help you.

So he was sneaking me, Boris Zuboff, he was sneaking me into this production facility that was like hundreds of dollars an hour, right?

It was, I mean, back then.

And we'd come in on Friday.

Like, yeah, we're just gonna do a couple of hours.

And then we'd stay up all Friday night, all Saturday, all Sunday, just coffee and just like, you know, because, you know, and then we had to leave before, you know, it opened back up on Monday morning.

And Boris, bless your heart, Boris, like,

He really helped me make that film happen.