00:03Hell is empty.
00:05All the devils are here.
00:14Hello?
00:15Hello.
00:16Hello.
00:17Friends say it's so great.
00:19Andre's directing again at 90.
00:21Well, it is great, but it isn't easy.
00:25I don't remember the first time you and I met.
00:28You came in to direct our student project at NYU.
00:32My work as a director has really been to create a soil and then allow the flowers to grow.
00:40It's almost overwhelming to think of all the time that's gone by.
00:45We've done Endgame in New York, Providence, Provincetown, Marfa.
00:51Oh, those were the days.
00:53And now here.
00:55Beckett did something insidious.
00:57He wrote pain and confusion into the play.
01:01Have you not had enough?
01:02Of what?
01:03This.
01:04It's an apocalypse.
01:08And the characters in the play are stuck in this bunker because it's the end of the world.
01:12It's a hard play to make it fun.
01:16We're not doing a film version of Endgame.
01:19We're doing a film about how difficult it is for these two people.
01:24I can't remember a goddamn thing!
01:27To try to do the most difficult play ever in spite of their infirmities.
01:32There were big physical things that I did that no longer are possible.
01:40You didn't want people to know that you don't have your memory.
01:43It's like a hurricane inside there.
01:45Sometimes I wonder if I'm in my right mind.
01:48And then it passes over and I'm as lucid as before.
01:54Don't sing!
01:55There's nothing as satisfying as working together.
02:07It's the end, Glove.
02:09We've come to the end.
02:11We've come to the end.
02:12That's it.
02:14We've come to the end.
