Julia Roberts

It's been two and a half weeks.

Yes, but you and your wife are crazy about each other, so it's all going to be okay.

I think it's when the kids leave and you turn around and you're like, what are you still doing here?

Yeah.

That's when you run into troubles.

You were supposed to go too, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, it's so funny because whenever someone asks you a question like that and you have to, you know, rapid fire answer and you feel like, and then afterwards you go like, oh, that'd be a good dinner party.

And then of course, for the rest of the day, it's like, oh, but what?

Oh, it should have been this person.

And what about that person?

Yeah, yeah.

But I think I did.

I think, I mean, wouldn't it, Jesus coming to dinner?

Yeah, I'm just trying to think, what would I ask him?

George Clooney.

Yeah.

Oh, my.

It's one of the greatest stories of all time.

But even better than hearing George tell it is Richard telling it because the voice, Richard's voice is so.

That's the first letter he ever wrote me.