Wesley Morris

This was a man who believed in life.

He believed in people.

And the movies stand as a testament to that belief.

As far as I'm concerned.

And when it clicked, and for like, I'd say 10 years, this man was humming.

It really, really, really made people happy, the work that he made.

And it's just that, you know, there's the family tragedy part, and then there is the happy guy part.

He just seemed like such a joyful, like he was a big bear of a man.

And...

You just he seemed like either he was going to hug you or you could hug him completely.

And he would be OK with that.

His movies were like that, too, for the most part.

They're always there to hug you.

And if you want to hug them back, feel free, because they're on HBO right now.

Michael, you're welcome, and I'm sorry that I have to be here to do it.

You mean where we get a healthy diet of stuff instead of one thing for dinner every night?

Yeah.

Um, I hope so.

I feel like, so you wait, you think that this, what we're getting, the reason that things have been, have looked better than they have in the last couple of years is because the pipelines have been clogged from all the strike stuff.

Um, well, I think there's a kind of trust.