There is a moment in the boulevard to the east of the city where the Cadillacs of the great glories skid tarmac by a dream. Pretty girls who wanted to devote himself to film work served stale popcorn in theaters outside the city or dishwashers in the kitchen of the Hotel Savoy. Some, most, ended up making soft-porn movies to go through the Rialto Cinema in New York after felarle fears of a fat guy in an office in the suburbs. You know what I mean. The glory is a bad joke in this city, almost at all. Tonight
Nicholas Ray has had too much bourbon and is vomiting relentlessly dirty in the toilets of a reach us after the playing cards with Robert Aldrich. In a room on the fourth floor, Bette Davis crying while a white telephone throws against the wallpaper of the room. Now is not making dollars in box office. It's a damn beautiful woman, desperate, a woman with a broken heart I could hardly differ from the Rialto girls but for the size of your wardrobe. In the third shelf, endless rows of snow-white shoes on in a row.
I fell in love with a waitress in a small den that was the bottom of a smelly alley that did not stop raining. The girl in question had a poster of Bogart and I said:
- You see, Aaron? The types of cancer to actually have the shoes and are able to drink till you drop round and the next morning, take their children to school.
They say that when the ex-wife Bogart died during the filming of "The African Queen", he and John Houston stuck as sober farewell the next day was absolutely impossible to make a damn decision that deserved worthwhile. Bogart was a glorious rate, and when he left the circus (in a pine box, died with his boots on, as Anders Ek, another glorious that no one remembers) in Los Angeles there was not a fucking type that would not provide for him. Nor any woman who does not love him.
I wanted to escape from Los Angeles to Faro Island (with stops in Stockholm and Uppsala) but I was told that there were no tickets, the airport was full of leaks, there was a pauper with a saxophone covers of Stan Getz the airport entrance and might be better to think of something else.
I'm sitting at Sunset Boulevard and I know that I do not expect anywhere.
almost better that way.
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