that's literally what I thought 😂

Because it's the litarary world it's a kinder/softer/more eleqouent version of it , yeah lol

@@foxsterreacts9445 Sure Jan

exactly

I was thinking exactly the same thing.

Oh you Bojack Horseman fan!!!

When are they going to stop leeching off Salinger who is only really relevant to Boomers, this when faking was rightly anathema. Now you *must* be fake if only to make a fucking living.

On the next “HSAC!WDTK?DTKT??LFO!” Celebrity guest Officer Meow Meow Fuzzyface. 😸 He's not a loose cannon, he’s a renegade! ...And he gets results! 🚓

If Salinger dies in this, I'm calling bullshit.

heartbreakers 2001

Hhhahaha omg

Hahahahahhahaha facts

yassss i haven’t expected him in this movie and when i saw i was like “wha... wait a minute... something’s wrong...”😂

LOL yeah, and she thinks she can WRITE for a living?!?

@@LevZhivaev and as we can look up history, we hope fictional Joanna has better success than real life Joanna did with her 1 novel in 2009.

This comment = ordinary.

@@thunderclapmorgridge wow and you yourself hoped for success with an extremely unnecessary, rude, degrading and SO not constructive comment? People can really practice “offending” as a sport.

I'm kinda here for this comment, to be honest.

She does, albeit she's Andie McDowell's daughter.

@@beeman2075 She also remind me Rebecca Hall somehow....

I think Margaret is cuter than Anne.

Anyone who tries to be extraordinary, isn't.

ok boomer

So that your highest achievement is to write a witty youtube comment?

@@penmuni3833 just say thanks and move on.

@@simonesammy-romany1239 You must be a late bloomer. Your times of "Thank you sir" is over grandpa.

I have a feeling humans like us don’t get satisfied we are design to want more so therefore it will be very hard to define the word love.

She's also Andy McDowell's sprog and it rides more uncomfortably with me than Glen Bishop in Mad Men. Who the fuck would want to be famous any more? She should get a job in production or, God forbid, in a serious field where she can make an authentic reality

sadly, this is true.

ok, so she can't act.

Me too!

Who was this?

same!

You probably mean Joyce Maynard. That‘s really an interesting story, and when I spotted this trailer I first thought it was about her. Could be another story for a biopic ...

I also thought this would be about the women he groomed to come up to N.H. and eat undercooked lamb meat with him.

Same she tied herself this failure

not more than me

And?

Haha Disney movies made us all that way (and also made us magical thinkers who expect everything to work out by merely hoping upon a star)

No, not necessarily the desire to be superior or to look down at others. But to be a high achiever in the field we want to be in.

The Literary Silence of the Lambs we never knew we wanted. It places the letters in the basket.

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Bunch of phonies.

@@DrJFever-gf7zs Ha, ha. I'm highlighting as I read, there are so many great lines. I read it years ago an it's all coming back to me.

@@neweverymorningmercy3491 Ackley, ya goddamn Prince

i liked this book

Speak for yourself.

if everyone is special then no one is.

Nobody wants to be special. Everybody wants to be loved and to feel safe. Unfortunately, most got the idea somehow that you need to be special and extraordinary in order to have those things. Bad parenting at the root, not enough secure, unconditional loving. Thus, people imagine they will get that love if only they are special. That's not even true. You'll only get conditional love. You'll only get people who will love you for what you can provide for them, for making them feel special by association. Truly special people dont care for being special, it's a lot of hassle and a lot of loneliness and pain. And nobody really loves you for it. What everyone wants is just worldly success. Because they have low self esteem. And self esteem has nothing to do with success, but everything to do with how you were raised and what your values are and how much love you got and are currently getting.

@@dailybls This is such a good comment.

On and off screen!? How the hell would you know that? She's also Andy McDowell's sprog and it rides more uncomfortably with me than Glen Bishop in Mad Men. Who the fuck would want to be famous any more? She should get a job in production or, God forbid, in a serious field where she can make an authentic reality

MAMA is that you? I mean... LOCKNE.

They would ruin it, and he knew it. Nothing has changed.

1995

@@youtubbe7552 I had to look it up myself b/c that office setting looks way older than 1995, but it is.

yeah looks boring

I made it to the end, but this comment made me laugh out loud :)

it's him! i shrieked!

1995

A little from column A a little from column B

IMDB says Tim Post. I’m not familiar with him. I assume he’s not in it much, as this movie appears to be painting him as mysterious.