Lucas Giolito

Is he going to, you know, stick around and make changes in his life?

I like that kind of ambiguous ending and things.

That's the thing that I kind of liked about it.

It was like, you know, he wins the game and he's like on the floor.

He hugs the guy.

Like there is a genuine emotional release that he felt within the character feels within that is like, it kind of like transcends all that stuff.

It does show growth in the character, which is what I appreciated because the whole, you know, first two acts of the movie, he's like,

like you're saying like i'm the best in the world i'm gonna be on the weedies box like he he's he's focused on all these all the external stuff it's like oh being famous making money like all that kind of stuff and then when he actually does it and like gets his win it's like okay right like moving on i'm gonna go i'm gonna go like welcome my child into the world now yeah

We're screwing around.

40 minutes straight, I think they said.

The prop broke on the first swing, so they used a real paddle.

That's what I read.

Well, I think the stars aligned for him.

Yes.

You know, because, you know, she's obviously in this like loveless marriage as he describes it, like she sold out, like she was a famous Hollywood actress.

And then, you know, kind of took the life raft to,

just a very wealthy businessman.

Oh, it's so good.

like i was like i was like yeah yeah just all the balls on this guy oh yeah yeah because she's trying to have an adult conversation with him like what are you doing you know you're how are you gonna you know where are you gonna live how are you gonna eat well i was about to call room service yeah i like that point you made though uh raw like the

how he, that's like one of the little glimpses you get into like, you know, this is a, this is a boy, this is a 23 year old, you know, boy that hasn't grown up yet.