Tracy Letts

And we were both a little lukewarm on Godfather Part 2.

And I like the De Niro section more than the Michael section in part two because I just don't find following Michael's joyless churning through his job any fun.

And here's something that'll piss off everybody I know.

I don't think Lee Strasberg's that good.

Oh, really?

I got to say, I'm watching with my wife.

I can't help but watch a little bit through her eyes.

Man, there's not much for the ladies in these movies.

Well, that's a fact.

You know, the truth is, do you know how many scenes involve a guy telling the ladies, please leave the room, or you shut up, or don't interrupt, or...

It's not wrong, but I would argue that that's a key theme of the movie.

I don't deny it.

I recognize that it's part of the film.

But still, when Michael shuts the door in Kay's face, I felt like he was shutting the door in Carrie's face.

It was just like, I'm sorry, you just don't get to be a part of this.

First of all, I'm not submitting to your tyranny of these questions.

I know all about this.

Second of all, I love the Godfather movies.

I recognize how great Godfather Part 2 is.

I do recognize it's an absolute great movie.